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'iXm-oorters and. lYl&oleaale Jo'b'bers In ftROGERIES, PROVISIONS ASD UQUOBS. C Selected by Blast; Agei QUIOi Age; 96 FROjj THE CAL CAPITAl Loani made on at one per cent, pi terest from the da^ Bonds, Gold a ■mall rent, for wb TTER iived by every steamer. P Santa Cruz. SII.VZSRt Franoisoo Friee*. CoUectio/v 3 3DCE£XIpa^QClS^(» b OO. lAORAMENTO. mN&SBAHK, I - $600,000, handise. Deposits received ^press or mail, passed to in- \ long or short periods, at a j ONEYt PrestderU. I. t=== ^^ '■''••"C4^ gyjljjjpg j| iijg caijfflfnjg sayjngs ^^xiJn, ^^ California 8t, one door from Sanwm. V ICBTHOD or BUBINBSS. First— Low Charges. Second — Prompt Payment of Losses. Third— No Law Suits. Fourth — All disputes which may arise are to be settled by arbitration. President THOMAS MOONET Secretary SAMUKL CRIM Actuary JOHN FOWLEB ■tM ADVBRTISINa DEPARTMENT. mnvmxv ^i^m^mipi, "t ; r^ Gash Annual Incomei - «5y468y013 85. - ^4^600,000 OOir These sterling and, time-honored Compames continue to do a legitimate Fire Insurance business, insuring on all classes of desirable risks, at rates consistent; with solvency, and a fair New England profit, being uninfluenced by the tariffs' of " combinations," or the ruinous rates of companies that, through ignorance of the actual cost of underwriting, or a lack of confidence in the quality of the in- demnity furnished, are disposed to gamble away their assets in a suicidal compe- tition with companies of steriing wortii, inexhaustible resQurces and hnmense an- nual incomes, secured from small risks, scattered ov(§r the entire continent, making large losses impossible. Losses promptly adjusted by our Special Adjuster, and paid in United States Gold Coin. The .^TNA and Ph 02 J^ Sy (39 a SB CBS CD • via PAOIVIO COAST BUSINB86 DIRIOTORT. I'll £2 SUaA-R COMJPA.lSrY. OA.I»IT-A.lLi, #soo,ooo. This Company owns the San Francisco Sagar Refinery and tlie Pacific Sagar Refinery, in the City and County of San Francisco, which, combined, form the LARGEST SUGAR REFINING ESTABLISHMENT iisr jjoagp: TJNiTEr) sta.tes. And possess a capaciff equal to the Refining of Twelve Thousand Tons annually. ITS PRODUCTS ARE "'le Befined £oaf, in Loaves and Cut, for table use, \) Standard Crushed Lump Sugar, (A. B) Second Quality Crushed Lump Sugar, (B) ComMwn Crushed Lump Sugar, Powdered Sugar, Best and Common, Granulated White Sugar for Coffee, Yellow Befined Coffee Sugar, marked (O) (This Sugar is, for Coffee, preferred to White.) TeUow Befined Coffee Sugar, Second Quality, marked (13) Syrup, Golden, Syrup, Sugar Souse, Sugars and Syrups, for export to the British Possessions, Mexico, etc., are entitled to a return of duty from the American Government, as follows : On White Sugars, three cents per pound. On Yellow Sugars, two and a half cents per ponnd. On Syrups, six cents per gallon. GEO. GORDON. Manager. R. FEUERSTEIN, Commercial Agent. BOASD OF TBXrSTEBS: Geo. Gordon, President, N. Lunlng, W. C. Ralston, Charles De Roe, R. Feuersteln. W. Hooper, Secretary. OFFICE, 310 COMMERCIAL STREET. T I ^P^ I 4. t I© logar le MT lallj. 4 C) Itled ht. ADYBRTISIKG DEPARTMBNT. IX WELLS, FARGO & CO. Ill mM immmi mwmi, And Overland Stage Company. OAPTTAI., ■ ■ «io^ooo,ooo. PRINCIPAL OFFICES NEW YORK. ( No. 84 Broadwayi ( N. W. cor. California and Montgomery Sts., • SAN FRANCISCO. S X P K. s s s. Dailt— To all parts of California, Nevada and Utah. Weekly — To Crescent City, Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories, British Columbia and Southern Coast of California. Tri-Monthlt — ^To New York, the Atlantic States and Europe, via Panama. Monthly — To Hongkong, Yokohama, Cape St. Lucas, La Paz, Guaymas, Max- atlan, and other Mexican Paci6c Forts. Daily — Via Sacramento, over Central Pacific and Placerville Railroad, for Vir- ginia City, Carson, and other principal points in Nevada and Utah. BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPHIC TRANSFERS ON NEW YORK, BOSTON and PHILADELPHIA, Payable in the principal cities of the United States and Canada. Bills on London, Dublin <& Paris, for sale r*t current rates, LETTERS OF CREDIT NEGOTIABLE THROUGHOUT i CALIFORNIA, OREGON, IDAHO, and NEVADA, WASHINGTON, UTAH TERRITORIES. We also itsne Credits on oar New York House, exchanseable for Circular Letters, pavable in all parts of Europe, affording to those going abroad the sarest and most convenient mode ot' provid- ing themselves with funds. COXiXiBCTXOXTS AJ^TID OOXiiCX^ISSIO£a-S of all kinds executed, and General Express Business promptly attended to throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. liCtters, Freight and Small Parcels forwarded to the Atlantic Sutes and Europe. We will also ship Bullion, Coin, and other articles of special value, on the most favorable terms, which can be insured if desired, under our open policies with English Underwriters. Orders for passage firom Queenstown, London, liverpool, Uimburg and Havre to New York ; also, from New Yo» to San Francisco. GEN'L SUPERINTENDENT FOR CALIFORNIA. N. W. comer Montgomery and California Streets. «Wi!F»|llMP7i' *} X ' PAOIIIO COAST BU8INBBS DIBKOTOBT. C. T. MEADEIl. C. P. LOLOR. MEADER, LOLOR & CO. %mwm^ m% mmm Pi". "W. Ooar. I«^roiit and Clay Streets. ^^tnia Uv mUm and WiUiatu^' pne of ^lipptt Mvn fxm SOSTOXO* TO B-AlXO- OE'XlJ^ja'OXSOO. Goods for this Line leceived at Boston, and careflilly forwaitled free of charge bj FIRST 0X^.^.88 OXjXPPSXI SXXXFS Sailing promptly as advertised. The only really prompt Line of GOiips from the Atlantio Ports. BOSTON PAOKBT OFFIOB GLIDDEH, WILLIAMS k GO'S LINE OF CLIPPER SHIPS, FROM Loading only First Class Clipper Ships, sailing promptly as advertised. GOODS FOR THIS LINE RECEIVED AND CAREFULLY FORWARDED FREE OF COMMISSION. LIBERAL ADVMCES MADE ON WOOL, HIDES, ORES, DYEWOOD And other Merchandise forwarded by the above Line. 4 ADVBRTISIirO DIPARTMKNT. PACIFIC OIL ft LEAD WORKS. Capital Stock, $600,000. Established for the manufacture of Linsbbd, Castor and other Oils, and of Whitb Lead, Zinc and other Paints. Works are now in operation, and pre- pared to furnish Oils of first qi^ality and quantity sufficient for the supply of the Pacific Coast. Also, Oil Cakes and Meal in quantities required. Highest price paid for Flax Seed delivered at the Company's Works, King Street, near Third. OFFICE-302 MONTGOMERY ST„ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Orders addressed to " Pacific Oil and Lkad Works," will have immediate attention. President, - ■ - JOHN BENSLEY. Superintendent, - - B. P. BRUNNER. Secretary, - - - SAML. I. C. SWEZEY. A. COBB. HHTOV. COBB « SIMTOZV, REAL ESTATE, STOCK, GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. t »»» > Spacious and Fine Sales Room, 407 Oallfornla Stveetp SAN FRANCISCO. SST eXXSID SIXTOE 1861. N. B. — OUT DOOR SALES ATTENDED TO. A line of Desirable Homestead Property always on hand. zu PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. OREGON STAGE CO THROUGH IN SIX DAYS! From Sa$r$m$iito to OrOTillo, Per Railroad. From there, per Stage, through Chico, Tehama, Bed Bluff, Shasta, Yreka, Jacksonville, O. Eugene City, Canyonville, Corvallis, Eosehurg, Winchester, Oakland, TO PORTLiAND, ORBGOIHT, Passing through the Valleys of Rogue River, Umpqua & Willamette. Albany, Salem, Oregon City, This portion of the Pacifio slope embraces the most beautiful and attracti ^, as well as some of the most bold, grand and picturesque scenery on the continent, the highest snow-capped mountains, (Mt. Hood, Mt. Shasta and others) deepest ravines, and most beautiful valleys. Office, Sacramento, near the Steamboat Landing; H. W. CORBETT & Co., Proprietors. ^ tyj ADVERTISING DBPARTHBNT. XUl OCCIDENTAL M^nCE COMFANT. m ■ » ©ibBk ©@L@ltiLl» $S OFnOE, S, W. COB. HONTGOHEBT AND OAUFOBNIA STBEETS. iMurs againtt Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwellings and all kinds of Buildings, and on Merchandise, Household Furniture and all other Personal Property at the ALL LOSSES PAYABLE IN U. S. GOLD COIN. B. XOTHSCBILD, Beeretar^. CHB. CHBMTIAlfSEy, Prttident. ■ ■« » DIRECTORS. J. A. Oonohoe of Donohoa, Kellr As Ca Jacob Sebolte of SoholIeBros. In P. Rankin of Goddard ft Co. John Sime of John Sine ft Co. Adam Grant of Murphy, Grant 4c Co. Jacob Greenbaum of H. Cohn ft Co. J. T. Hallook of JIY.HallookftCa Solomon Rich of & Rich ft Bro. BeiU- BrewKtor of Jenninn ft Brewster. J. Banm of J. Baum ft Bro. Isaac Heeht of Uecht Bro<. ft Co. Joaeph Seller. of Goldttein ft Seller. John N. Biadon of Coflby ft Risdon. M. Reese Merchant. J. H. Baird Merchant. Henry Greenberg Real Estate. N.Van Bergen of John Tan Bergen ft Co. John R. Mead of J. B. Mead ft Co. J. W. BrittRD of J. W. Brittan ft Co. Chr. Christiansen, President., .of J. Y. Hallock ft Co. Lewis Gerstle of Louis Sloss ft Co. John Landers Agent Manhattan Life Ins. Co. Martin Sachs of L. ft M. Sachs ft Co. A. Kline of Kline ft Co. A. Goldsmith of Goldrmith Broe Isaac Wormeor of Wormser Bros. James Thomas Boyd Attorney at Law. Leon Ehrman Merchant. W. W. Dodge of Dodge ft Phillips. C. Meyer of C. Meyer ft Co. A. J. Bowie Pbysieian. fitrfiiam Lift hssraiet Ct. oo laitoA.TywArs', nie:w york. Issues Policies Payable in IT. S. Gold Coin or Currency. VO EXTRA GHASOE FOE TEAYELDTO TO EASTERN STATES OR EITROPE. HUGO WESENDONOE, President. FBIEDR. SCHWENDLER, Vice President and Aot'g Sec'y* V. — ^ BOABD or BUrEBByCB FOB CALIFOBITIA. Joeeph A. Donohoe, Esq. William C. Ralston, Esq. Of Messrs. Donohoe, Kelly ft Co. Cashier Bank of California. C F. Mebius, Esq. EUe Lai ard, Esq. Consal for BaTarla. Of Messra. Laiard Frtres. J. W. Brittan, Esq. Edward Vtseher, Esq. Of Mes4n. J. W. Brittan k Co. Consulate of Austria. Gustare Mabe, Henry Seligman, Esq. Director French Sst. and Loan 8o& Of Messra. J. Seligman ft Ca General Agent for California and the Pacific Coast, BSRWHARD OATTEX., 70.7 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRUCTORT. C. ■Of.BKOOK. I A. MBKRIIA. i I O. MIiBBII.1.. UI.In • CM] t«. F. HOLBROOK, MERRILL & GO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN TO¥ES, TIN PLATE, SHEET IROiNT, Lead and Iron Pipe, Pumps, Zinc, Wire, TINNERS' STOCK, TOOLS AND MACHINES. MANUFACTURERS OF TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE, 13 AND 15 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, 176 AND 178 J STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL. AND MJkm OTESETw iLlUSTM, M3S5¥AJO)Ao BADGER & LINDENBERGER, 411, 413 AND 415 BATTERY STREE"!', iscpoRrrxsRs ▲ind johsxsrs of AGENTS OF OAKLAND COTTON MILLS. AGENTS OF CALIFORNIA CLOTHING FACTORY. AGENTS OF SALEM, OREGON, WOOLEN MILLS. AGENTS OF PIANO MANUFACTURERS. T ■if ( / c f -i ■H» AOVKRTISING DBPARTMENT. XV BTEAMEE PETALOMA BUNB DAUiT TBIF8, ooamoTiHo SAN FRANCISCO WITH FETALUMA AND SONOMA VIA IiAKEVIX.!.!:, LoAviog Vtllejo Street Wharf, San Franeiaoo, JLT ZiEDTTOBD Xi.A.XES. C7j MINTUBN, Agent. STEAMER CONTRA COSTA nVKB XWIOK HAILT rXOM TO SAN QUENTIN & SAN RAFAEL, AND tMVt TBIPt TO t«aving Cor. Broadway and Davis Sta., San FranoiMO. C. MINTURN, Agent. <^S&aM»» <&K]Jb WWwLWii « »«» t Office-No. 318 California Street, Threa D^ ^ora Xut from Suuom Street, CAPITAL PAID UP $200,000. < »»» > C. T. HOFjOIS, Frest. L. STEYENS,Tice Frest. I. CMOWEIiL, Secretary. ALL LOSSES PAID IN U. S. COLD COIN. OF TH8 /ETNA AND PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANIES (BIT ]Bi^]&wv4>i&]B» (B<&srsr» 424 OAUFOBNIA STREET, Oorner of Lddesdorff. Oom-tolaxedL .AjmnotM, ... ^a.4ae,OX8 aS .^.xuxxui,! 0«MBli. Xai.oosia.e, - - • ^4,000,000 LOSSES PAID IN GOLD COIN. Ageati in all promlnait pUwMi who an anthoriHd to luoo and nuw PoUdMi dinot. B. H. KAOILL, Manager. J. D. HAWKS & CO., Agents fi>r San Franoiioo. ly 8m page U of thia work. ZTl PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. IV. FBAJTK ITBIITTIEB. nUk-B IT. JOHMSOV. CAMERON, WHITTIER & CO. IMPORTERS OP Paints^ Oils and Window Glass. < i»«» > OF THE FreiGli ni Belgian Plate Glass Coianies, For the Paoiflo Coast. MANUFAGTUEERS OF LOOEINa GLASSES, ALL SIZES. DAMAGED PLATES RE8ILVERED At a very gmaU expense, SOUTH-WEST CORNER FINE AND FRONT STREETS, ' SAN FR ANC ISCO. PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO. CAPITAL STOCK, - - - ^^1,000,000. Established for the manufacture of Railroad and Merchant Iron. EVery variety of Shaftino, including all sizes of Steamboat Shafts, Cranks, Pis- tons, Connectinq Rods, &c. Car and Locomotive Axles aiui Frames, and Hammered Iron of every description and siae. OFFICE* 302 MONTGO:AffERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. Orders addressed to P'CIFIC Rollinq Mill Co. will have immediate attention. HICNE8T PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IROK. FRESIDENT, WM. ALVORD. SUFERINTENDENT, B. F. BRUNNER. SECRETARY, SAML. I. C. SWEZET. ; lEY. 1 ADVBRTISINQ DBPABTMBNT. ZYU BANK OV CALIFORNIA, Capital, paid up, - - - $5,000,000 D. o. nnLiLiS^ - Presidonti ooziZiEsz>oxa'Dsxa-rrs = IN NEW YORK, - - MESSRS. LEES ft WALLER. IN LONDON, - - ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION. THIS BANK IS NOW PREPARED TO ISSXTE £fil^l>l£i Q)W ©ElBI^e AVAILABLE FOR THE PURCHASE OF MERCHANDISE IN THE East Mes, CUna, Japan, Australia, and otlier Countries, AUTHORIZHa BILLS ON ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION, LONDON. EXCHAJ^TGE FOR SAJjE ON THE 9* LONDON, AMSTERDAM, DUBLIN, HAMBURG, PARIS, BREMEN, Arid other leading EUROPE A J^ CITIES. Also, on the Branches of the ORIEJSTTAL BAJ^K at Hongkong, and other Asiatic Ports. zviii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. F^ IHI r m^, IP a PUBLISHER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN W Si 9 ^ m^s:r(sns(g(S)£) (s^ilig FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY, iMBIl & Bllll O^JPIT^^L, - - - $1,000,000. OOTXRX OF jkJTy^a.TsnemA.'rxoT^ 7 Hamburg— A\JQ. JOS. SCHON, E8q., Prest. WILHELM GOSLLER, Esq, ALBKECHT KOCHEN, Esq. A. J. W0L8DEN, Esq. GUST. WIELER, Esq. Bremen— LOUIS DELIUS, Esq. CARL MELCHERS, Esq. CARL TEWES, Esq. Notary— "ED. SCHRAMM, Dr., Hamburg. Manager— ALE. KLAUHOLD, Esq., Ham. The nndersi^ed, Agent for California for the above hichly renowned Company, is prepared to issae policies against loss by fire, on the most favorable terms, in all parts of the City, on STORES, MEhCHANDISE, DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, ETC. D:^ ah Claims will be paid in Gold Coin immediately after the amonnt of lost is ascertained. MORRIS SPEYER, Agent, 526 Washington Street, between Sansom and lontgomery, « T. ANY. ►oo. 1 burg. Ham. 1 to issae ETC. :ertained. ZJJkJLu ADVBRTISINQ DBPARTHrNT. XIX CHURCH 4ft CIiARK HAHUFACTURERS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST. Cdll Fireworks manufactured by us are guaranteed) ASD IHrORTEni AHD DSAI.EBS IX MEDITERRANEAN AND CALIFORNIA 407 FEONT STREET, SAN FRANOISOO, OAL. Conntry Exhibitions attended to promptly, and men sent to superintend tbem when required. ..^ LEANDER RANSOM, AND PRACTICAL SURVEYOR. ALSO, STATE LOCATING AGENT FOR SCHOOL LANDS. Having been engaged in the construction and tnanagement of the Public Worits of the State of Ohio for twenty years, and having had charge of the Public Surreys of the State of California for seven years, and the disposition of the School Lands of the State for six years, and having provided his oiBce with maps of all the Public Surveys of the State, as well as with the Land Laws, Instructions, Rules and Regu- lations of the State and the United States, he deems himself prepared to give any de- sired information relating to the lands of the State, or to transact any business apper- taining to the entry, location, purchase, or sale of the same. Hspa «nd pUta ftimiahcd when xeauired. • -acrCi m«ld notM of intricate anrveya platted, and quantltlea oaloulated. ' "1 Deeda with diiBoult deaoriptiona oarefliUy drawn. Field work, either aurvaylnc or leveliss, executed promptly, and every other kind of buaineaa oonneoted with Public Worka or Landa attended to with dlapatoh. Office, S. W. Cor. Montgomery and Jackson Streets, San Francisco, Cal. II f I It i- xz PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. «0(i.TlIJ»Bff. I.I» TILiDESlff A BRESXSDy (Suooauon to Jno. Vnry, Jr.) No. 6U MONTQ OMEBY STREET, SAN F BANOISOO, OAL. Bondi, Mining Stocks, and GtoTemment SeouritiM, bonght and Mid in the San FranoiMo Btook and Ezohange Board. 8TAT», COUNTY AND CITY BONDS BOUOHT AND 80LD. Heam. MACONDRAT * CO. Heun. JOHN 8I1.E * CO. UcMt i. E. OODUAH A CO., Boiton " WM. T. COLEMAN A CO. " TBKADWELL * CO. " , T. SKIMNEB * CO., " Hewn. EUGENE KELLY * CO., New York. 'w.'w. ooriD. tFIBIJ>. COPE & DAINGERFIELD, 4M®s^a@^s ami ©®mm^@l®^9 OFFICES, 611 WASHINGTON STREET, (South Blue, between Montgomery and Ketrn/,) 8AN FRANQI800, CAL. ^WWOmMMT A^ la A'W, AND Coniissioner of OeeAs for Orepn, IMo and WasUniiton Territories, N. W. Cor. Montgomery and Washington Streets, PHIIiADEIiPHIA: JBTo, 629 WASHINGTON 8TBEET, ADVBRTI8INQ DBPARTMBNT. XZl aOHV TJLiriAtM. d. Wt. PAOB. JOHN TA.YLOR & CO. ZHFOBTXBS AVD DIIAUDBS IN Assayurs' IMs, DTDgiiiits' miil GMsts' Glasswaio, AND DRUCCI8T8' SUNDRIES; Nos. 612 and 514 Washington St., San Francisco. ^mvM4ir & ©@>^i ii^siii |^^^i^=i%^ To San Jose^ ITITatsoiivllloy Santa Gnix and Intormedlato Stations. Paelngoa forwarded by 8UgM to Wnrm Spring; Atmaden, ZecHngton and Lot AngeUt, Faok- MM of Coin, Lotton, Parcels and Freight of all kinda forwarded with the utmoit safttv and dlipatoh. Notec, nili, Draft«, fco., collected. Purchaies and Sale* made. Krrandi of all kinda atrfctly attended to. Our Wagona will call for and deliver Freight. Letters delivered promptly. Tront and Jaokaon, Front and Saoram'nto Front and Fine lEont.Blook,Mont.8t. Front and Waablng^ Stewart and Market Battery and Oalifomla Drunun and Clay Front and Clay Sanaom and 8ao*nto Sanaom ft Waahins'n Kearny and Market Iiuak'a (Faoiflo Fruit Market). XI. XI. •'Wtr Asimia-aTa^^yr^ Jk^^axtm '^S^BM^M, Importer and Dealer in all kinds of VEGETABLE, FLOWER, FIELD, FRUIT & TREE SEEDS, QMOSn TOOI^it l»l»AIITt> TMEtt ^t. No. 317 WASHINGTON ST., bet. Battery & Front, lO^. PH:OTOa:ElA.PHERS, 429 Montgomery Street, corner Sacramento, San Francisco. First PremiaM for best Card Pietares & Large Pliotojpraplis. This Hagnifieent Establishment has more Room, Larger Light, Greater Facilities, and produces VINIR raoTOORAPHS than any other. ■W. H. XVIiOFSOV. XXll PACIFIC COAST BUSINBSS OIRBCTORT. ijni cbanget cachi a new lock every day,
OIUILXX:i>, MAT, isee. CAPITAL, $250,000. President, ISAAC H. SOUTHWICK. Secretary, 0HABLI8 B. BSOWH. Treasurer, THOMAS E. STEERR Oen'l Agent, OHAS. 0. DICKEBMAH. ISAAC H. SOUTHWXOK, AIiVOBD O. MIUDB, JAIODB H. ABMmOTOir, ALTBUD OABFIDI.D, AUBBOBB B. BUBN8IDB, DUTBll WQtOOZ, THOUAS B. BTBBBB, DT7TBB ABNOLD, OHAB. O. PIOKBHMAN. MT, 305 MONTGOMERY STREET, N. W. Corner of Pine, Tn introdoclng oarPermutatloii Looka to the pnblio, it is desired that Arotaiteota, Bnildera, Dealer*, Com- mittees 00 the erection of Buildinn, and gentlemen ereoting Private Beeidences, and others, should thorouohly understand the priucipio upon which they are constructed, together with a few of the manv advantages they possess over all other looks heretofore made. We have published an illustrated catalogue, wbicii will be fEmished gratis on application to the Agent of the Faeiflo Coast. This catalogue illustrates the diflbrent slses and style*, among which are Store Door Bim D«ad Iiooks. Iron Door uid Vault Looks, Mortise Dead Iiooks, Offloe Bim Dead Iiooks, Mortise Offloe Xiooks, Vront Door Mortise Knob Iiooka, Mortise Knob and Oatoh Iiooks^ Closet Xtooks, Drawer Iiooka, *o. Two Keys, with all tiiv triio- mings complete, go with each Lock. OUB Ix>CKB DiFFKB VHOX ALL 0THBB8, inssmucb as the lock conforms to the key in locking; whilst nothing but the precise combination and key. with which they are locked, will unlock them. With our Locks you have only to change the combination in the Key, and lock the door, in order to have a new look whenever you desire. Oim Looks abk operated with pkbfeot bafett and ho ikcomvuiibmcb. OtTR Locks are safer, with the Key thrown out of position and hung upon the door to which they belong, than any other common lock in use with the key in your pocket, with one of our ordinary locks upon your door; and the Key bung as above stated, it would require fdtt-bix bo0R8 ahd nrrxxM mindtbb to run the entire cleanses ! Here is mechanism, and security for the Merchant and the Housekeeper. No False, Skeleton or Duplicate Keys operate on the Lock, and they make itom 326 to 60,626 ohangea each, and vary in prieeflvm e&lfi to $16, according to size, style and finish. ly SSHD for a CATALOOCB. Our Locks took the first prize (a Silver Medal) at the Worcester, Mass., Fair the preseiit year. The merits of our Locks have been indorsed by the Mechanics' Institute and State Agricultural Society of California, and by the best Mechanics on the Pacific Coast as well as elsewhere. Messrs. Kenitzor and Farqubarson, (Archi- tects for the Bank of California) aay " they are superior in durability and security over any other manufkoturo." Messrs. S. H. Williams & Son, Architects, S. C. Bugbee ft Son, Architects, William Patton, Architect, and others, have indorsed their merits, and their published testimony can be seen in our Catalogue. People buy locks because they have the name of lock applied to them, supposing at the time they will pro- tect whatever they secure with them, when, in fltct. nine out of every ten sold are merely apologies for seeunty, and may be opened by almost any skeleton key or bent wire. If yoa want a look, buy a good one and one that will protect you. otherwise your money is exranded to no purpose. And whenever you are in want of a lock always ask for the XJ. 8. COMBINATION LOOK, and, if you purchase, you will have a lock superior to anything of the kind in the world, in point of durability, security, and excellence of workmanship. For i\irther partioulan, and all matters appertaining to the Dosinesa for the Padfio Coaat, eommnnicationf most be addressed to the Agent of the Company, V. 8. W. PARKHUR8T, SAN FBANOISOO, OAL. ADYBRTISINQ DEPARTUBMT. XXIU JPBICJS, $10. kV.s.w.parkhurst, i f\ Agt-fbrPaclfloCoMt, . gS IFORTANT DIFOBIATION FOR DEALERS, AND Ml Others who use Money Drawers. To thnie who uie • Money Drawer It it efpeelalljr of importance, m it brings to ttieir notice an invention whereby their money can be xeoure Oom the depredatlonf or the liaht-flugered. In every community tliere ii a clan of people who pilibr Blonev Drawer* fW>m a natural or cultivated deoire to talie that which dne« not belon g to tiiem; to those eip<>clally ii WHTFirS PATENT THIBF-DBTSGTINO MONBT SBAwJoR a source of annoyance, as it baffles their sliill, whilst to the merchant it is a guard of M>curitv in time of Danfcer. The usoflilness of this Drawer is apparent when it is realised that there are boys of vicious tendencies whos« habits am unlcnown to traders, who, whon the proper time oomee, empty a drawer of its contents, or abstract » valuable pieae, and with an air of superciliousness cover np tlieir theft by honest look* and assuming mKnncrs. In a moral point of view the'Money Drawer possesses a. virtue by putting temptation bovond the reach of all cla8Ae8 of depredators on tills, thpreby preventing crime, when it Is Icnown that a White's Tlilof-Uetccting r wer Is In use, and saving, nd doubt, to a would-l^tliiof, a moral character for life; for, by the vxpcrieuccs o Uato prisoners, in a minority of ease* they have recorded their first acts of crime, when in youth, to the f\ Tina of their employer's drawer, or the drawer of some trader; and by fl-equont and dextrous methods in al)straeung money, It beaoma* *e«ond nature to them, and in manhood it is carried on as a part of their vocation. Those who possess one of White's Money Drawer* are not only maUng themselves secure ttom the hand of the spoiler, but are rendering the commonwealtli aid and support in preventing crime, and a communitv from the scandal that always follows in the waico of a dishonest act ; therefore, it u the dutv of every intolli- fsnt person to avail himself of the practical Inventions of the age to aid and assist him In his avocations, hose who shove aside these useAil inventions are the one* who suflbr the most ; they are continually telling over their grievances and losses, whon, by a little forethought and the expenditure of a little money, their troubles would not have occurred. In illustration of this latter class of people, I will mention an incident, which is one oat of many occurring of lilce character: A San Francisco merchant, who in his general business is shrewd and intelligent, when aslted to purchase one of White's Money Drawers, replied, he had got along without *uch appliances, and did not need it ; a few days after liis drawer was relieved of a iarge sum of money, and rather than run the risk of losing more money in so unceremonious a way, he immediately procured one of White's Thief- Detecting Drawers. Here is a perfect counterpart to the man who looked his stable door after his horses were stolen. Among the prudent and thoughtAil business men on the Paciflo coast who surround themselves with appli- ance* of security from depredators, it is a notable fact that many of Wells, Fargo k Co.'s Agents are supplying themselves with White's Fatent Thief-Detccting Money Drawers. White's Fatent Money Drawer took the First Fremium (a Medal) at the U. S. Fair, at Cincinnati, and at New York, New Hampshire, Caliibrnia State Fair, and other Fairs wherever exhibited; and on the Facific Coast, its^erlts havx oeen fully attested and approved by the Judges at all our exliibitions, and indorsed by some of the first houses who have them in use. White's Moner Drawers catch the rogue*, and prevent any person opening the drawer except the ones who know the particular combination used, as there are numerous ways of setting it, and no one can detect it from a common drawer. The regular manuflictured size measures on the outside 16 in. fW>nt, 16) in. in length, and 8 in. deep on the inside. The front of the Drawer is made of black walnut, the rest of muple, and other wood of as durable a nature, and is dovetailed tliroughout The cover of the Drawer is *o arranged that it can be attached to the counter in a fbw minute*, and the Drawer ready for uie. The peouliaritie* of White's Money Drawer consist in its self-looking and self-adjusting principle— it is always ready to give the alarm. It has fbur bolts, by which sixteen diflbrent change* can Im made. It can be locked by one, two, three, or all four of the bolts, thus making the Drawerperftetly secure. It is so arranged that tliieves, by pulling any part of the Drawer, will raise the alarm. The lock is in the back part of Ihe Drawer, leaving the front part tree and clear for use. It has six sliding half-globe cups for change, designed for dillbrent pteces of money; separate apartments for greenbacks, and places to pack away silver, leners, bills, etc. Another peculiarity in the Drawer ia the stop-ke tch, pr eventi ng the Drawer trom coming entirely ont, except at the option of the owner. THE PBIOX OW THjB DRAWJUB IB TEN DOUJLBB, expense of transportation to bo added; it* weight is about twelve pounds. E^tra sizes from the above sp cciflcd size, to fit n arrow counters, can be made; the measure must alwavs be given from the outside. WHITE'S THZEF-DETEOTINO HONBT DBAWBB, DOUBIJI SIZE. OONTAININO TWO JjOOKS ; this Drawer is 21 Inches wide, IBi inches in length, and 8 inches deep, inside, making a complication of combinations which are numbered on the flrout of the Drawer, making it easy to adjust Th e Dra wer is fitted up the same as the single size, with extra conveniences indde, and THE FBIOB IS TWENT7- Among the largo number of thi* Drawer that have been sold I have heard of no complaints in relation to it, and have many testimonials fW>m parties who have purchased, speaking in the highest terms of its excellence. Send for Circular for flirther information. "XTm 0. "^KTm :P,^LZUS:3BETTXl0Ty Sole Proprietor of WUto'i Patent Thief Detecting Monej Drawer for the Pacific Ooaat, SOS MontffotHery Street, X, W, Cor. Pine, San Francisco, Cat, XXIV FAOiriO COAST BUSIMBBS DIRIOTORT. U. S. SOLDIERS' IIOUNTIE& UMED SUTEII in STAP iSEICT, (BSTAi. HSD nr 1869) FOR TIIXS « ^X^I.iSOmON' OV BOUNTIES, PRIZE MONEY, CLAIMS, ETC. ■>» S-S* .A. XtSOEXTT J^OX 03? OOXTC3-XUBSS, Three Yeirt' Volunteer*, who enlisted between April 10th, 1861, and July 19th, 1864, and who have been discharffed by reason of "expiration of term of service," for wounds received in the line of duty, (the breaking of an arm or leg, or hernia, is a wonnd) or by the ending of the war, if not less than two years' service, are entitled to SIOO additional bounty. Those who have received mors than $100 bounty, by reenlistment or otherwise, are not entitled to the benefits of this Act. Two Yeert' Volunteers, enlisting between the same dates and discharged for same reasons, are entitled to $60 additional bounty. Regular*, who enlisted between July 1st, 1861, and the above dates, discharged as per above, are entitled to $100 additional bounty. Send the Discharge in ail cases. Claims will vot be examined nor paid without it. Those who have lost, sold, or oivbn awat their Diseharges, cannot obtain bounties under this law. Heirs of deceased soldiers, who died while in service, or after discharge, if in consequence of wounds or disease contracted while in the service, are entitled to the same bounties as living soldiers. Volunteer Offloer*, below the rank of Brigadier-General, who were in service March 3d, 1865, and whose resignations were presented and accepted, or who were mustered out at their own request, or otherwise honorably discharged ftom the service after Apiil 9th, 1865, are entitled to three months' pay proper. Sailor* and Marine* are not included in the late Bounty Act ; but, no doubt, justice will be done them at the next session of Congress, which meets December 3d, 1866, by putting them on the same footing with Soldiers. Soldier*' and Sailor*' Widow* are entitled to $2 per month additional pension for eacR child under 16 years of age. Soldier* and Sailor*, who have lost a hakd or foot, are entitled to $7 per month additional pension, in all $15. Those who have lost both feet, or omb hand and one foot, to an increase of $12 per month, in all $20. Those -ho have lost both hands or both btbb, and are helpless, an increase of $17 per month, in all $25. JS^^ Circalars containing full particulars and much valuable information will bo forwarded vberever desired, upon the receipt of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s envelopes or postage stamps. J. R. ROBINSOlffy 626 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CaL I will be I on the sB child CaL ADVBRTIBINa DIPARTMBNT. XZT itt Mi ^MXM ^UMtMtt INSURANCE COMPANY OF SA.]Sr FR^NOISOO, Nos. 416 and 418 California Street. STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY LIABLE. < »«» t THB OAIiIFORHriA IiIiOTDS Ha-vlniK Consolidated trltli. tlie TJlSriON INSTJIlA.ISrCE CO. Januarsr 1* IseOf ttiim Company !• noTr prepared to efltoot Marias as well as Wive Zasuraace ITpon tlie n&oat fttvorable teruks* « •»» > LOSSES PJROMPTLT AND EQUITABLY AD J VSTEB AND PAID IN GOLD COIN. a)aauB(Bv tJI» "WITH AND ALL WORK WARRANTED. Have constantly on hand an assortment of GAS GHANDELIEBS, LEAD AND IBON PIPES, MABBLE SLABS, &;o. PIONZSZSR PAPER milili, TAYLORVILLE, MARIN CO., CAL. S. p. TAYLOR & CO. .... Proprietors. HanuAotnrera and Importera of all Unda of PA.PXIR "WJLREisiovsisi, 3»a ciji^'X' axxcx^xso:. The highest price paid for Rage, Bopr>, etc. JUNE Aim RAG DEPOT, 111 AND 113 DAVIS STREET, BOHM & CLAUSEN, MANUFACTUKERS OF DIAMOND SETTERS, AND I>-A.TBlSrTBBS OB IL^IDIBS' BXJOBILBS, Tiom 604 Merchant Street^ Between Montgomery and Kearny, jgjJ^H 7^12r(O]IS^<]i>0 (DMto % f », CAL. [ IS, dEO. ;ors. setJ I Mia ADYERTISINQ DHPABTMBNT. XXVU STOW & POLLOCK, lm£t®S iti&tes 4g€)m^s Soldiers', Sailors' and Marines' Arrears of Pay, Prize Money, And for the prosecution of all kinds of CLAIMS AGAINST THE UNITED STATES. HEIRS, OF DECEASED SOLDIERS who died in consequence of Wounds or Disease con- tracted in the Service, are entitled to a Pension and Bounty. WIDOWS, OF SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND MARINERS, are entitled to additional Pen- sions for themselves, and for each child under sixteen years of age ; also, to the additional Bounty of 1866. All Soldiers who volunteered unst* April IBth, 1861, ore entitled to U. S. Bounty. SOLDIERS, SAILORS, MARINERS, and all others in the Army or Navy during the Rebellion, who were Wounded or Disabled while in the service, are entitled to Pension, from four to twenty-five dollars per month, according to the disability ; they are also entitled to additional Bounty. Send your discharge and we will coUe' j it for you. ALL COLORED SOLDIERS ARE ENTITLED TO BOUNTY. Th>-; are also entitled to Pension for Wounds or Disability, from $4 to $25 per month. BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS. All Officers, Marines, Seamen, Clerks and Landsmen, and all Officers, Mnsicians, Clerks, Pri- vates nnd Teamsters, either in the United States Army or in any State Service, if (jaid for by the United States, are each entitled to a Land Warrant for 160 acres, if they enlisted previous to March, 18SS. Apply to us and we will obtain it for you. We have a Bestdent Agent in Washington to attend to all Claims. CAVEATS FILED AND LETTERS PATENT OBTAINED FOR NEW INVENTIONS ,. ^ . AND IMPROVEMENTS. ! Governor S*. F. LOW. California. Oovernor H. O. BIiASDBIi, Nevada. TUOKBB ft BBIiIiS, Wadilnston. D. O. HENRY M. STOW, Has had 16 years' experience in the bnsinoH. FBTBB E. BUBNIEiTT, Brest. Faoiflo Bank. Hon. OOBIfBIjIUS GOLB, TT. B. Senator. Hon. JAMSS W. NYX, U. S. Senator. ROBERT POLLOCK, Late Colonel Callfomia Volunteers. SOLDI* RS, send us your discharges immediately. We can collect your Bounty in 65 days, having our .igent in Washington to attend to them. Wasbiiigton Btreet, Ssiii IFrsiiidsco, €ial. ■ L.) Iiwillj i pi p i .f. ll l l '*' li ■' zxvm PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORT. JACOB SCSHRZSIBZSR, BEDDING and FURNITURE Sole Mannfactmer of Fuller's Patent Spring Beds and Lounges, CURLED HAm, TOW, EXCELSIOR TWINE, fHrnitiDir© Springs, Bed Lace, WelblbiMg, TlcMig, Etc. The Spring Beds, made with FULLER'S PATENT, receired the First Premium at the late State Fair, and the First Premium at the late Heobanics' Fair held in this City. They are the BEST and CHEAPEST in use. Jnst Try One. 121 and 123 Sansom Street, bet. Fine and Bush Sts. T. B. BATCB A CO. mrnmlm FOB THE SALE OF H.E. Cor. Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. U. M. GORDON & CO. IHP0RTE..13 AND DEALERS If w ^itMr vuillF ilHl. ^^^ .^HBft tCvv^ vfPVk mmM AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS, No. 709 SANSOM STREET, between Jackson and Faoific, ADVBRTISINa DBPABTMBNT. XXOL I. «. COBB. a. TBVIB. ktt0Ynie|jSi m& §mm\m^ M ^m 030 CLAY STREET, Nob. 9 and 10 Court Blocic, ^JS^'M IFM^&Sf ©3©©©, ©.^Si. WALTER VAN DTKE, ^ttovniH at faw, OFFICE IN COURT BLOCK, Entrance opposite City Hall, on Merchant Street, and 636 Clay Street, mORHEY & COUNSELOR AT UW, ojFjpicn, eoujtr slock, Entrance to Building opposite City Hall, Merchant Street, and 636 Clay Street, ■ ▲V FBA.VC1BOO, OAI.. ALFRED A. MAC]£, (AVOCAT FRAN9AIS) Attorney & Cotinselot af law, OOUBT BLOCK, BOOM No. 7, Entrance, 616 Clay Stmt and 61$ Merchant Street, SAN FRANOISOO, CAL. M. H. MYRICK, LAW OFFJCE, COURT BL8CK, 636 CLAY STREET, J. n. A D. F. VERDBIVAI., MTitisisfi k igiinisim M law, OFFICE, No. 22 CPURT BLOCK, No. 636 CLAY STREET, (up stairs) Entrance on Clay or Merchant Street, below Keamj, XXX PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS BIRBOTORT. BUSSET'S N EW COMBINA TIOH LOCK. ■■* — ^— — Wo arc Informed that this Tn, uiter strict Investigation of their merits, hi comparison with some of the most noted and popular oiil xtylcs of Combination Locks. We deem the Lock entirely burt:lnr-proof. It is strong In construction, witliout intricate or delicate parts, with simple and easy move- ment We tind no difflculty In either opening or closirt; It, nor in chanKhix Its combinations, which miiy be made al- most innumerable. As a Callfl)mla Invention of extraordinary merit, wc take pleasure In recommendint; it to public attention, believing It to possess all the advantages which are claimed for it. Wk. H. Tillirohast, Sub-Manager. For nirther Inlbrmatton Inquire of SO*^. 18 Z*oflit Street^ Where Locks of all descriptions are manufactured. >aa.olflio^y Oa.1. F. P. DANN, No. 604 MERCHANT STREET, Rooms 7 and 8, BAN FBANOISOO, OAL. WM. H. McGREW, OFFICE: Boom JVb. 3, Barron's Building, N, W. COB. HONTOOMEBT k MEBOHANT STS. BAH FBAirCISCO, CAI.. n. F. BUTIiXSR, 73 MONTGOMEBT BLOOE, 8A.» V»A>8r(9II8(B(i)9 (Blift« JAMES E. WOLFE, Ko. 402 HONTOOMEBT ST., N. E. Cor. CalUbmla Street, oppoatto Wells, Fargo tt Co. Soom JVo. S 3%irtl Ftoor, SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. I( on an entirely on Lock ever in- nearer entrance 1. The Inventor cannot sain en- :k. Mo derange- id the following ay 24th, 1866. uppii the vault lie Inventor, and itlirntlon of their i ilccin the Lock and easy move- may bo made ai- ling It to public ADVEBTISING DBPARTMKNT. xxn FIRE AJNT> LIFE MSTABLISHED 1803. CAPITAL, $8,000,000. Insure Buildings, and Merchandise in them, on the most moderate terms ; also. Frame Buildings and Merchandise, or Furniture contained in same. Losses paid here in Cash immediately on adjustment, IN U. S. GOLD CO IN. LIFE INSURANCE FOR A PERIO D OF YEARS, OR^ E WHOLE TERM OF LIFE. FALiciVE^a, be:]l.]l. & oo. 480 O.AXiXF'OXlN-X.A. STXiEET, AGENTS FOR CALIFORNIA. ]g IMSWJ^JlM €Eo < » t THE BBinSH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSURANCE CO. OA.r»IT.A.lL., - - - $3,000,000. « * > The undersigned having been appointed Agents at this Port for the Company above named, are now prepared to effect INSUBANGE ON MEBOHANDISE, SPECIE AND FREIGHT, To and from all parts of the world. ]l.osse:s i».A.ir> iisr 0011.0 ooiiv. faiiKhter, beimI. a go. No. 430 California Street, San Franoisco, CaL zzzu i PAOIFIO OOABT BUSINBSS DIBBOTOBT, AMP WAMB Ii. B. BBNOBLBT &, OO. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF ♦ AaBIOULTimAL AND MININa IMPLEMENTS/ lb B. BBirOHIiIlT, I JOHN BBNBLSY. f SAN FRANCISCO, GAL (F. D. XBIiIiOOO, IJ. UoUBCHAN. Dealers and Consumerg of Hardware will find our Stock very fall and complete; and will at all times he furnished Goods at the Lowest Boies. Orders for Goods will have our best attention. F. •TEIirHA.KT,) KewTork. / Sm F«ncbco.{^"T»H."AMT, , HAOAS. STEINHART BROS. & GO. Importers and Jobbers of FANCY AND STAPLE % S. E. Cor. Battery and Pme Streets, SA-N FBtAJSCISCO, CAJL.. K keit» CBIiIiOOO, very full A Lowest illVHAKT, "loAjr. BO. ADVBRTISINQ DEPARTMENT. xxxiii JAMES LINFORTH, 3 FBONT STEEET, near Market, SATV FRA.IVCISCO, CAL. 1 ■ > Meroliaiidise and Machinery of all Descriptions purchased or imported to 07.'der for Country Merchants, and for parties residing in Utah, Ari- zona. Idaho, Montana, Honolulu, and at other distant points. Actual Market Quotations fUmished on application. Qoods oonsigned for tegUpment oarefolly and promptly forwarded. FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE EFFECTED IN THE BEST DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN COMPANIES AT THEIR RATES WITHOUT FURTHER CHARGE. N. B. — Ap^nt at San Francisco for the sale of Passages from New York to Liverpool, Antwerp, ^ambnrfr, Bremen, Havre, and Paris, i)y the Vessels of the National Steam Navigation Company, sailing weelily. Steerage Passage Tickets to bring parties from LiTerpool or Qnccnstown (Cork Harbor) to New York for $30, Currency. SO- SI XV ■WALTER. S. I»IERCE, No. 536 MARKET ST, (opp. 2d) SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Has fitted nn a new and the only complete Factory for the manufacture and repairing of Piano Fortes on the Pacific Coast. Repairing of every description done in the roost tliorough and satis- factory manner at moderate prices. The highest cash price paid for second hand Pianos. Work- men sent into the Country if desired. Also, Importer and Dealer in 3F> X j£li. XMT €> S» of all the most approved makers, and agent for HALLET X.A.Xa-OS X%BN-T£11>. 8 XXX17 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IMPOBTEBS AH0 M AMDrACTOKERB OF WOODWORTH, SCHELL & GO. PABIS A SAN FBAHCI8C0, rVrACTOKERB OF PIANO FORTES, Ctorch & School Organs, HARMONIUMS, Melodeonsy XStci WAHB-ROOMS, BAH FBAHCISCO, MASONIC TEMPLE. Entrance, No. 1 2 Post St. iVHOi.iiaAiii: AOESTa foh STODAST PIANO POBTE, SMITH'S AMEBTCAN OHOANS and FBIHCE & COS MELODEONS and OBOANS. IMPORTEKS OF Piano Covers, Music Stools, Music Racks, Etc. FRISBEE & SCOTT, No. 139 KEARNY STREET, CORNER SUTTER, BOLE AOBMTS FOR TUX Celebrated Pianos of W. Knabe & Co., Baltimore, Md. THE FINEST INSTRUMENTS IN THE WORLD. Orders from tlie Country for 3£usio promptly attended to. Adapted to all grades of work ; strong, simple, durable ; not liable to get out of order, send for circular. H. A. DZSMIlffGy Agent, Xo. 137 Kearny Street, Comer Sutter, San Francisco, Col. GO. s, organs, s, Bto< istSt. EIIHCE & Etc. f e, Md. kd to. ttieisi rot out of ADVBRTISINO DBPARTMENT. XXXV GEO. C. JOHlffSOIff A CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN '9 AND Nos. 33 and 3i BATTERY STREET, 211 anil 213 PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. A. JACOBY. JOSSra JACOBT. A. JACOBT A CO. COMMISSION MERCBANTS, AND SBAIiBBS IN California and Eastern Provisions, N.KGor.FRONT & COMMERCIAL STREETS, KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND BUTTER, LARD, PORK, MACKEREL, CHEESE, BACON, SALMON, CRANBERRIES, ECCS, HAMS, CODFISH, ETC., ETC. [C?~ Wo are prepared to moke liberal Cash Advances on consignments of all kinds of Dairy Produce, Eggs, Hides, Skins, Wool, Tnllow, Poultry, etc. ; and coll the attention of Traders, Farmers and Dairy Men especially to this card. EBW^ASI* MARTIir. D. V. B. HEarABIE. E. MARTIN 4& CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 606 FROiyrT STREET^ SAM FEASf€JIIS€^, €ALo i! , j XXXVl PAOIFIO OOABT BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. IMPOIfrSItS 0£^ SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, JUVENILE BOOKS, FANCY ARTICLES, Etc. 632 Washington Streeti above Montgomery, and 691 Market Streeti corner of Third* SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. -♦ »m^ V- BTATIONEBT STAHFED WITH IHITIALS. WEDDIHO AND VISITDra OASDB ENOBAVED IN THE LATEST 8TTLE. ARCHITECT, DESIGNER AND DRAUGHTSMAN, No. 410 KEARNY STREET, SAN FRANOISGO. De8ign8 furnished for Public and Private Buildings, Tab' lets, Monuments, Fresco Painting, Etc, Etc, BUILDINQS SUPERINTENDED DURING CONSTRUCTION. SAN FRANCISCO TRANSIT OBSERVATORY z:s'rAii]:.isiix:i> xsn 184,8. LATITUDE SI' 47' 50.2" N. LONGITUDE 122' 23' 10" W. The »ub»crlber has devc ted many years of his life to acquire a thorouith knowlcdM of (Ihroiionictcni havlni; made it ono of his chief studies. Ho Is prepareil to nnder- takc th« repiilrhig and - .; istlin? of all Chroiiom-ters which fall to give sntlsftiotioii to tholr owners, and w.il guarantee them to perform ns well us ihev ever did before CilAUTS lor all parts of the world, from the most recent (iovomment siirvevs' and the best Nautical Works and Chronometers, by the most eminent makers "for sale or lenton hire. Nautical InstrumcnU of all kinds accurately repaired and adjusted. H^TTebiib Mockbatb. ' "-'"""■» »"" 409 SANSOME STREET, [Between Commercial and Sacramento, under the St. NIeholas Uotcl] Toxx^r o. e^esxjX. CARPETS i FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY, PAPER, OIL OLOTH AND WINDOW SHADE SUTTER ST. OPPOSITE FASHION STABLE, and MARKET ST. OPPOSITE SECOND, Amerloan Silk and Begimental Flass on hand and made to order. AOVERTISIMQ DEPARTMENT. XXX VU J. A.. BA-TJER, Chemical Laboratory and Assay Office, 644 WASHINGTON STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. < ^ > OAIIZSFUX^ A.T9A.iyKmiE:& SiCA.T>X3 OF Ores, Minerals, Waters, Oils, Liquors, Products or Art, &c. PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS MADE TO ORDER. Opinions given on Ohemloal Questions and Oeology. Nitrnto of Silver in Crystals or fused, and Chloride of Gold and Sodium for sale. C. FIELD. A. FHEI. BEDSTEAD & FUEMTUEE AT MEIGHAIfflOS' THIIImIm^ Comer of Mission and Fremont Streets, SATS' FR,ATVCI®CO, CA.L. CRIBS AND EXTENSION TABLES OF ALL KINDS. All Kinds of Wood Turning. sr. A>ttexxc3.ec]. t^. ,Z2tl3r 233 KEARNY STREET, bet. Bush and Sutter, Near Bush, In Tittel's Brick Building, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. IMPORTKR AKD DBALBR IN GENUINE HAVANA AND AMERICAN CIGARS, 5 SMOKIWO and rHBWIIVO TOBACCO In tho greatest variety. BDTITrFS, PIPES. IWATf^HES. Ac, direct Imported IVom Maimfacturcra. P. LorlUard'g Am.amB.s.*Kt;.,uirt:i:iiiiipur(euiruiiimaiiuiaciurera. i'. Lionuai Snufh, Coarse Rnppee, Maciboy, Scotch and Lundyfoot. Oall A Ax's aud K. A. Uoetze & Bros. German and American Smoking Tobacco. Xjo-^7 looai X t Smoking ' Vera OamiIx X S XXXviii PAOIFIO COAST BUSINBBB DIRECTORY. PACIFIC No. 305 MONTGOMERY STREET, M'ortb'vrest Corner ot Pine, The object of this Institute is to furnish articles for Schools, including OF EVERT STYIaE, APPARATUS, MAPS, CHARTS, STATIONERY, Etc., Etc., Etc. Also, to keep and distribute Circulars anA Catalopes of Private Scbools ani Feiale Seminaries. < »■» > Teachers, County Superintendents, and Trustees, will be furnished with arti- cles for Scliools at the lowest cash prices. Principals of all Schools and Colleges are urged to send me a number of their Circulars, as I keep such for free distribution. SAN rBA-NCXSCO, CAIL.. ADVERTISING DBPARTMBMT. XXXIX B. B. rRBBMAH. a. W. B. M'OOMALD. B. H. FIIEEMA.N" & CO. Sueeettort lo SMITU d» FBEEMAN, SCROLL SAWYERS AND TURNERS, At Chace's Saw Mills, Cor. Market and Beale Streets, San Francisco. -. »»» > MT iM^ m .IJ£Jo Constantly on hand and made to order, STAIR RAILS, POSTS, BALUSTERS, Ac. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS, DIAMOND WQHES, Etc. No. 643 Sacramento Street, near Kearny, A large assortment of Calirornia Jewelry Constantly on Hand. W®01 AMI i¥©m¥ ot: 309 Market Street^ near 8A.lsr FRA-NCISCO. COLUMNS, NEWELS, BALUSTERS, BILLIARD AND TEN PIN BALLS, Ca'blnot and Sblp rTurnliiB ctono to Order. 9 J. IIXoGS-XX^I^. ManufUoturer of* 9 .s^'^aRi) .»/««» •s^.si^^ BLINOS and. ]M:0XJLI>IIV»S, SCROLL SAWING and SCROLL PLANING. BRACKETS and MEDALUONS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Corner of Market and Beale Streets, Second Floor. N, B, Finishing Work for Buildings got up promptly to order. Ii I xl PACIiflO COAST BUSINESS T>IRBOTORT. JONATHAN KITTRFDGSy PHCENIX W^ORKS, Nos. 6 and 8 BATTERY STREET, NEAR BUSH, 8A.N^ FRAisrcisco. IMC ^V. IV XJ DP ^4. O TTJ K, E H, OF FIRE-PROOF DOORS i^TlSSr^ J monitob safes, AND SHUTTERS, JiANK VAULTS, Bolt and Bridge Work, PRISON CELL AND JAIL YARD WORK, Aixd all kinds of General Blacksniithing. We particularly call the attention of Bankers and others to the MONITOU SAFES and VAULTS — an article lonj^ souKlit for in California— great care iieing taken in the manufacture of these Safes mlatlTe to their strength against the dcsij;n s of wily burglars. LiBOnr R. MYERS (£ GO. IMPORTtRS AND MANUFACTURERS OF ITALI AN ANP^ A MERICAN MANTLES, CRATES, MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, TOMBS, WASHSTAND, BUREAU & COUNTER TOPS, BILLiARD BED^i, FIRE BRIOKE, PLASTER, AC, AC. 747 MARKET STREET, OPPOSITE DDPONT, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LEON R. MYERS. .'AMia N. BLOCK. GOLD, SILVER AND mffm €MSHE11A SAMFIEE. All Work d one at the Short est Notice. No. «4. C-A.JL.IFOK3VIA. STTCKST, UETWKEN DAVIS AND DKUMM STUEETS, IN THE REAR OP THOMAS' PLANING MIIiL, ■ ■ SAN FRANCISCO. VOBTBIOlVMIiiBrTB 80I..ieiTfiI». SALE OF ORES FREE OF CHAROE. RRrEKENCRS! Moador, Lolur Jc Co. ; Martin & Co., Prof. Thomas I'ricc, Shippers and rurchasera of Ore; Kellogg, IIowBton & Co. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xli JSJEV oossrozsjaLXAZi: PATENTED ISBO. suHmoiffs, Romrz: « co. 204= and 206, California St., SAX FRANCISCO, SOLE AGENTS. ZXSGLiIO & MOORZ:^ 783J MARKET ST., BETWEEN THIRD &. FOURTH, SAN FRANCISCO. Alanulboturora at' Italian and American Marbles^ Mantels, Grates, Monuments, Headstones, Tombs, Washstand, Bureau k Counter Tops, BILLIARD BEDS, Fire Bricks, Plaster* ^o. A. PALTENGHI, No. 812 MONTGOMERY STREET, Uetneen Jackson and raciflc, ]Mt above IMoncerHall, SA]V mAivcisco, MARBLE OF ALL KINDS, ALSO Mantel-Piecea, Monuments, Qravestoneti, MAR13L13 SLA13S, ETC. Sculpture and Ornaments Made to Order. Also, IHarble Fountains, Statues, Ete Etc. KITTRZSbGEI^' A LEAVITT, FIRE-PROOF DOORS & SHUITERS, '""""""'^'""" Steel Lined Bank Vaults and Safes, PRISON CELLS, BALCONIES, AWNINGS, Grating and Iron Fences, Stairs, &o. ALSO, AGKNTS FOB MUS»EY»H IVEWLY I»A.TIi:NT COMBIlTATIOar BntOLAK-PROOr LOCK. KO KKY OK VI.S1ULE 8U!N8 OK Ol'ENINO. MARKET, BETWEEN FREMONT AND BEALE. Constantly on hand, a lorge assortment of second hand 11 re-proof Doors and Shutter*. s 4 s iJt xlii FAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORT. POINTER & HARRINGTON, WHOLESALE A.VD RETAIL MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. SUCCESBOB TO WBBB ft HOLMBS, MANUFACTCTRER OF SACRAMENTO & SANTA CRUZ UM, IMPORTER OF Cement, Plaster, Lath, Hair, Nails, Fire Brick, £tc.. Etc. CORNER OF MARKET m FIRST STREETS, S AN FRANCISCO, CAL. BRANCH STOBE, SIXTH STREET, SACRAMENTO CITY. A.m> COMMISSIONER OF T-EEDS FOR ALL THE STATES, And Territories of Arizona, Idalio, Montana, New Mexico, Washington, &c. AND O O SOT -XT' XI -X-.^. Sa* O E3 Zl. , EMPLOYMENT & REAL ESTATE AGENTS Asrn r^o. 401 BUSH STREET, 1st door ab ove Kearn y, San Francisco, M THE OITT FBOFT AND KEABNT STREET BAILBOAD OABS PASS THE OFnOL. — I ^ > Wo pny Btrlct attrntinn to Ihc Airntalilng of Ilolp of nil kinrt«. for both f'lty and Country. IIatIiik had lonu fxpcrl- cncr in tills lirniicli of bui*ini GOB. EEABNY & BUSH STS., SAN FBANOISCO, OAL, Horses and Carriages constantly on hand, for Sale or Hire. SADDLE UORSES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. H0R8E$ TAKEN OK LtVERV 8V THE OAYt WEEK OH MONTH. ALSO, AI.!. KIITDS OF CABRIAOES TO liET W^ITH OB WITHOUT HORSES. A. CRAHITFORD « CO. 4 AND DEALERS IN SHIP & STEAMBOAT STORES, Flags and Buntings of all Colors constantly on hand, 27 MAHKET STREET, 3 doors west of Stewart, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. H SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL 109 MONTGOMERY STREET, Between Bush and Sutter, oppoalto south cnil of Occidental Hotel, M.TS WmMiUi!, TB^W TrOIlK- CASH ASSETS, H. 8. HOMA-lSrS, 4=34 BlontacomeJ'y- Street, San f ranolsoo. D. o'callag"han & CO. GENERAL AGENTS FOR LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, 4:34 SfontKomory Street, San Franolsoo. LEADING HATTER, IHI-ORTEK AND UAMIFACTUREB OF HATS AND CAPS, 227 MONTGOMERY STREET, Second door from Tine, ■WIIOI-1ESA.IL.E A^IVU HETA-IXJ. PREISXSRVi: TOUR SIGHT I BY PURCHASING PERFECT SPECTACLES, EXACTLY SUITED TO YOUR EYES, O. 3JCU1L.LEXI-. . OJPTIOIA.TV, 205 Montgomery Street, Suss House Block. MY OWN SPKCIALIXY. From constant observation of tlifl HUMAN BYE, I have obtained a tliorouxli knowledge of this most valuable Organ. I am enabled to discern, in the majority of cases, from a mere inspection of tlie pupil, whether or not GInssesi can be of any Ix^netit for tlic Kyc, or the exact Focus retinired to enable the wearer to pursue the most minute employment witli an ordinary amount of light, without causing that weakness or fatigue tu the Urgau usually complained of. C >! U I^I^HIII, Ox>tlolan, No. 205 Montgomery Street, Rubs House Blook. PACIFIO ASPHALTUM OOMPAnT. ROOFING, SIDEWALKS AND PAVEMENTS OF EVERY KIND MADE TO ORDER, ASPHALTUM AND ENGLISH FELT FOR SALE. Office, 533 Kearny Street, corner of Sacramento. ALL CUB, WOKE WILL BEAB THE OOHFANT'B irTLE, AHD WILL BE WASBAFTED. IM. E. FITZ-QIBBON, SUPERINTENDENT. GO. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlv MERCHANTS' FORWARDING LINE SHIPP INO" AO iaWTS, raiESALE DEALERS IN PEODDCE. ALSO, DEALERS IN 9> M' TURPENTINE AND ROSIN. D^ The utmost caro and attention is given to filling orders and executing commissions. Gash advanced immediately on receipt of Qoods. MA.1L.OTT & CO. 714, 716, 718 Front Street, San Francisco. 50 E Street, Marysville. C. A. MARSTON. J. RILEY MAINS. EXCELSIOR FINE ART GALLERY, CRIJVI HOUSE, No. 523 Kearny Street, near Sacramento, CARD PICTURES OF EVERY STYLE Taken at the very Lowest Prices. Photographs, Ambrotypes, Melainotypes, Ivorytypes, Sun Pearls, etc. TAKEN IN THE HIGHEST PERFECTION OP THE ART. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO Copying and Restoring Old Pictures. I » > Fiotures taken equally as well in Oloudy or Rainy Weather. Dj^ This Gallery has the largest Operating Room and Sky-light on the Pacific Coast. .£4] iSm B.-«Oiily up one fliiplit of Stairs. I xlvi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. » ^ > Constantly on hand, a largo and complete assortment of WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC. MANUFACTURED KKOM OFFICE AT TUBBS & CO., Nos. 611 and 613 FRONT STREET, iwffA.xTxrrA.OTOii'sr a.t the i»oti*eiio. 8. H. DAVIS. W. L. WITHAM. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, South West Corner Clay and Davis Streets, Ji^~ Particular attention paid to Purchasing and Forwarding Goods to the Interior. H. F. McKENNA. T. D. McKENNA. J. K. MoFAKLIN. ncKENNA BRO. &, CO. :<^ AND DEALERS IN HAY AND GRAIN, Drumin Street, One Door North of Clay, ' »■» X. B.— Orders from the Interior promptly attended to. J. M. CURTIS. SHELDON ALLEN. Iffoi 313 Davis Stvoot^ SAB TIBJilSriOIISSD. Interior Orders and Consignments Solicited. ADVERTISINO DEPARTMENT. xlvii ORNAMENTAL DESIGNS IN EVERY STYLE. xlviii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORY. $500,000 WOBTHOF WATCHES, DimoBls, imH Silyerware, k CONSTANTLY ON HANr> JLNI> FOR. SJLUE BY J. IHT. TnCSZSR A CO. THE OLDEST AND LABOEST HAHUFAOTUBEBS OF iiwii.il m§ mimmmi ON- THE I»-A.aiFIO aO-A.ST. J[^~ Persons in California, Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Washington territories, Mexico, British Columbia and Sandwich Islands, will find that orders intrusted to this House, either direct or through Wells, Fargo & Co., will receive prompt attention, and at prices as low as though they were present to select for themselves. P. S. — A very large assortment of «if AMERICAN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, Which we are selling at Reduced Prices. We Refer to Ebc-Gov. UiLTOif S. Latham, Uanager of The London and San Fnncigco Bank. John Parrott, Esq., of Parrott k Co., Bankers. Chas. E, McLame, Esq., Manager of Wells, Fargo ft Go's Express and Banking Co. for the Paoifio Coast. J. ^W. TUCKER & CO. Montgomery Street, San Franeigco, Cat. P. J. REILIiT, No. 535 OOMMEBCIAL STREET, 2 DOOBS BELOW MONTGOMEBY, SAF ERAFGISGO, Importer and Dealer In Foreign and Domestic DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS, ACIDS, Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, etCi ALSO, ALL GOODS USED BY Druggists, Assayers, Bakers, Bre-wers, Soda Manu- facturers, Hair Dressers, Confectioners, Dyers, Etc. HES, c. LE BY m ton Territories, to this House, )riccs as low as CHES, Bank. tlic Faoifio Coast. 3. eiacOf Cnl. TGOMEBT, 9tlO iCIDS, a Manu- M ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlix A. R. BALDWIN & CO. MERCHANTS, Call the particular attention of purchasers visiting this City to the FINEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF LIQUOES TO BE FOUND ON THIS COAST. These Whisliies have been put up expressly for invalids and family use, and have been pronounced by most of the principal physi- cians of San Fmncisco and throughout the State of California as what we recommend them to be — vert old and pdre — and ad- vise their use medicinally. 219 & 221 FRONT STREET, PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. JLTTT} MERCANTILE mumi COMPANY OF IiONDOnr AND EDINBURGH. » - ■ - ^m^ • — €AI>3f A!L» - « - ACCUMULATED AND INVESTED FUNDS, March 23cl, 1866, $12,247,422 18. Deposit in California, according to Law $75,000 Deposited in Oregon, do. 150,000 Limit on Single Risks $100,000 SAN FRANCISCO BANKERS: messrs. TAIiIaANT A CO. a■B3^^^BK,-A.I:. omcB = S. E. Cor. Sansom and California Streets, San Franoisco, Cal. »»■ Insurances effected on the most favorable terms on Buildings of both BRICK and WOOD throughout the Pacific States and Territories, whether occupied as DWELLINGS, STORES or WAREHOUSES, together with their contents. VESSELS IN PORT, with or without Cargoes, also insured. LOSSES PAID HERE IN GOLD COIN. IB:. T GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC STATES AND TERRITORIES. INY JNDS, . .$75,000 . J50,000 .1100,000 CO. I, Cal. loth BRICK occupied as sir contents. IRIES. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. li DIAMONDS AND SILVERWARE, OF FIHSX CiXT-AJL.IX'Sr OlTIilT- I ■ > — ^— — NO INFERIOR OR IMITATION GOODS KEPT ON HAND. u Of every description with CHAINS to match. barrettTsherwood, 517 Montgomery Street, second door North of Commercial Street, Pioneer Patent Asphahum and Brick Company, ROOFS, SIDEWALKS, CELLARS, WAREHOUSES, FLOORS AND PAVEMENT OF ALL KINDS, Constantly on hand, a large Stock of BBICK, for Sale. 1 m I OFFICE, N. E. Ooraer Montgomery and California Streets, up stairs, .XXOlMIOOy OaI. i 'I lii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BEHSHABD HEI.!*. •IMOM HGLD. DAVID HELD. vt» »«o»*«^^ n^POHTBUS OF ^> iiracE Eswiii. mraii SILKS, VELVETS, LACES, RIBBO]SrS, STRA.^^ QOODS, ASn ALL (iORTS OF ?) NO. 419 SACRAHEHTO STREET, Brtwnn SuMDi iiKl Ballerj, SAN FRANCI! , CAL. B. H. HAIOHT. W. U. FIIMOM. HAIGHT S- PIEBSOJ{, No. 510 JACKSON STREET, San FraneUcOf Cal, CHA8. H. S. WILLIAMS, AMD CLAMK CHURCHILL, ATTOBHEYB AT LAW, OFFICES: 8. W. COR. KEARNT & SACRAMENTO 8TS., (Booms 15, 14 and 13) D£ALEK8 IN STEIN, SIMON & CO. Tailors' Trimmings, Billiard Cloths, Ladies' Gloakings, and Qentlemen's Furnishing Goods, NOS. 632 AND 634 SACRAMENTO STREET, AND 031 AND 033 COMMERCIAL. STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. *-^»>* Agency for the Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Etc. MANrrACn KKD BY THE MISSIOJf WOOLEJf MILLS. 1 t^^-t W OBDERS FOR EUROPEAN OOODS promptly and oareftiUy flUed for a reason- able oommiuion by our Hoose in Paris, 28 Rne de I'Eohiqier. THURNAUER ^ ZINN, IMFOBTBB8 OF FRENCH AND GERMAN FAIOf M$M English and American Pi a?o and Mumthcturon of Cane and Willow Chairs, Ladies' Work Stands, etc. Nos. 320 and 322 (Old No. 92) Battery Street, Between Commercial and Clay Streets, SjH&jn* Fxt^^kisroxsoo. f ill! Uv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORY. I.. FBI.DMAH7?. H. COKDES. L. PELDMANN & 00. MANUFACTURERS OP IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, TWmES, LiIIVEiS^ SHOE THREADS^ CHILGHEH^B GmS, TOY WAGOHS, ETC* OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 253 WasiiiHgton Street, 211 & 213 California Street, NEW TOBE. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. GARDEN SEEDS FOR 1867. o. L. k:eil.lo»g-. 427 SANSOM ST, near Clay, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. IHPOBTER ASD DEALEB IS GARDEN, - ^---^ - -^ «--* FiOWEB FIELD, FRUIT, AND TREE SEEDS. DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS, imported direct from tlie First Fiower Nurseries of Europe. Sccdi will be nankcd In the best manner, to go (iny distance, and fonvardcd an denlred. Light kinds of Heeds can be forwarded through the mall, postage paid. All orders, by mall or otherwise, (with remittances) will be attended to with care and dlsfiaicli. The «reiitc«t care will be taken to have all Seeds i old by me pure, reliable, and the very best and choicest of tlielr kind. A Libfral Litcoutit made to the Trarie. The Agents of Wells, Fargo A Oo> Express, and Post- masters generally, are requested to act as agents for receiving orders foi Seeds. Boxes of Deeds, containing 100 rapers, or more, put up for the Country Trade, In such assortments 01 desired. r ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. Iv VS. T. o. asMirr. I>1t. D. BVBBASTK. JESSUP & BUBBANK, N. W. Oor. Montgomery and Sacramento Sts. Over Tucker's Jewelry Store, BAJt^ FHAJSTdZaaO. I^^Partle* wishing Artificial Trrth Inserted In an artistic manner, have only to Inquire to know that Dr. BITR- BAMK Is one of tli« oldest, as well as one of the most successful Dentists on this Coast. Uls reputation at such Is sufficient guarantee lor his ability I>R. T. C. .lESSUP, formerly at No. 18 Third Street, makes It a specialty to cirg Abcessrs, pill FANoa, restore Crowns, and permanently save Tketii, that have t)een considered worthless, thereby avoldliii! the pains of Extrnct- ing, and necessslty of wenrlna an Artificial I'late. He Fills the Teeth with good solid «iol(lVillings that wUl last a lifetime. Special attention given to Cleansing and Beautitying the Teeth, Correcting Irregularities, etc., etc. CALL AND SEE US. Constructive and Landscape Architect. BUOO HOCnHOI^ZKB, Architect and Mining Engineer. OLiIffXST A HOCHHOLiZER, '9 AIM.M,A\I AA'J TIC!£Xcl!JBiCLkjL>lLiai frrnoitiiiiii 'immniiiTrEiTif E. W. Heimburg & CO. Proprietors. A Coach bearing the Name of the Hotel, will convey Passengers and Baggage to the House, Free of charge. 7 IEK.lS,ff,A.lSr 3DXIOSXE. TUIiLY & DURKUr, BOC 30 3E1. 3EK jAl SNT ■r' SI ^ J215 Clay Street, between Front and. Davis, 11 : I ' Ivi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ATKINS HUkSSEY, ' .r. ThKUE Would most respectfully inform his Friends and the Public tlmt ho has opened his AJT ]VO. GSl SACRAMENTO ST., &ZLOW KEARNY, OLr) ]Vo. lei SACRAMENTO ST., BELOW KEARNY, And is ready at all times, day or night, to attend to every call in his lino of business. His Stock is very complete, and will enable him to furnish every description of Funeral, plain or costly, at the shortest notice. A-mUllS^ M.AHi!$]£:Y. ■" ' N. B. — All persons wishini^ to make INTERMENTS IN LONE MOUNTAIN CEMETERY Can do so by applying to me at No. 651 SACRAMENTO STREET. OmCB OF TUB CITY AJ^JD 00"CJimr 00I101>TER. UNION NURSERT, Situated on POST STEEET, near Cemetery Avenue, lOO, o. ) ■■» « mhum MEYHB, PHOPHIHTOH. -♦-•»••-♦- Gardens and Burial Lots tastefully laid out and ornamented. Plants, Trees, and all kinds of Flowers for sale, and forwarded to any part of the Pacific Coast. OXmSXlB I>Il03S^I»TX.-5r .A.TTBX^Z>B33 TO. J. H. WHITE. WH. BTRISOKB. J. H. WHITE & GO. No. 109 COMMERCIAL STREET, Manufactiifpri nfand .Dealers In A Superior Quality of Machine Oils AND Warrenteil uncqualed by anytlilng of Mic kind yet ofTcred fur sale In tliU market New England House, 2©6 8AI8®M STffiEET, Between Fine and Oalifomia, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, i. ^tUUUUv, (Bi^tnMmtv, BOARD AND LODGING. [S, NTO ST., KEARNY, . His Stock costly, at tho ETERY >NER. inne, ETOH. ints, Trees, icific Coast. House, JEET, CAL. tviMmv, BINC. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ivii ^7"» ^ r> 'w f ?3. g « 9 5 " Sij 5. S ^ 'S ?! §54 '^ OS s a ,3 k^j (-i. fH. ? y; 5-g CO g ^ * S* *i ? 3. -« § c* O §. ~ vs •«. a O ta S^. ^ «a 3 S ?* Piott$9r Ornam^iital (class Cutter, CORNER MARKET AMD BE ALE STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Cut, Stained and Ground Olan for Sliding Doors, Dome Llghtf , Side Llgbta and Head Lights fbr Ilall Dooia of Prlvnto Dwellings, Churches, Stcamboata, Ac. Ground Ol IMPOKTBRS OP IBLAI^ISI B^ iir^c a ALL KINDS OF LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBAOOO. OppoMite Custom Houce, SPROAT a WELCH, COMMISSIOS MEECHAHTS, 525 FRONT ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ^ ^ > AGENTS FOK S. p. MOODY & GO'S SAW MILLS, Burrard Inlet, British Columbia. S. 9 MANUFACTURERH OF AND DEALERS IN BEDDING & FURNITURE OF BVBR"5r X>£3SORIPa:ZOI>3-, BLANKETS, COMFORTERS, SHEETS, ETC. Ids. 5D4 AlB 50S SANSOM STEET, lEAM CJLAl, SA]V FBAIVOISCO, OAI^. ».» This Establishment is generaiiy Iinown to Im tlie Gluapest Place io tlie City for Good Bedding. i * bdi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOR T. AIiFKIBD -W. KEAT. aAMKtf JOaVSTOV. JOHNSTON & BEAT, TIN, COPPER & SHEET mON WOSKEBS, JVb. 107 Sansom St,, (near Bush) San Francisco, G-as and Water pipe. Rubber Hose and Brass Goods. PATENT CHIMNEY CAPS MADE TO ORDER. House and Ship riuinbing and JlctalUc Rooflng, In all its variety, done with ncatncu and dispatch. ■■■ Constantly on bancl a larve assortment cfi* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Iff. P. COIaE « CO. Maiiufacturers, Importers, Wholesale ard Retail Dealers in i AND 313 Pine Street, San Francisco. B. C. AUSTIN, Importer of AND AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED iiiiKi mm ® XiTo. AND THE FULTOlSr RA-israE, 8B4 GJLM.AJV laiVTVUlMyVf S^ D. S. WEAVER. IHTOBTEB or STOTES, Tin FLITE, MET 111, Etc. Manufacturer of all kinds of TIF AFB SHEET IHOF WAHE. < ».» I Country Dealers Supplied at Lowest Bates, ADYBRTISINO DEPARTMENT. Ixiii a. e. HKiar, New York. J. BHAT« Ban FnnclKO. HEIN 4ft BRAT, Importers and Jobbers of French and American Leather, Boot and Shoe Machinery, TANNEBS' AND OUBBIEBS' TOOLS, ETC., ETC. 4:16 Battery, cor. Merchant Street, A.. Hr. BIICHX:i.8, b%n Franclwo. lAtVlH H. MICHEL,B, Kcw York. A. Vr. mCHEIiS &, BRO. Importers and Jobbers of Lalies' anl GeDtaen's Fimisliing Goois, FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS, Embroideries, Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, White Goods, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S, MISSES', CHILDREN AND BOYS'. TOGETHER WITH A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BOYS' AND YOUTHS' FURNISHING GOODS, AHQ YAHKEE HOTIOHB, No. 417 Sacramento St., betAveen Sansom and Battery. Ixiv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRHOTORT. C. IVATBKHOVaBi San FranclMO. a. fr. I^ESTER, Now Tork. WATERHOUSE & LESTER, IXt^POXtXSXtiS OF HARD VOOD LUMBER AND ALL KINDS OP Carriage and Wagon Materials, Nos. 29 AND 31 BATTERY STREETp SA.lSr FE^NCISCO. 17 and 19 SEVENTH STREET, bet I and J, Oafc» Second firowtb A$& and Hickory Plitiik, HIGEOBY AXLES, WAGON POLES, HUBS AND SPOEES, WAGON FELLOES, BENT Ems, POLES AND SHAFTS, WHITE WOOD, SINGLETBEE8, LEAD BABS, NECK YOKES, FINISHED POLES & SHAFTS, PLOW BEAMS & HANDLES, ENAMELED OLOTH, &0i, &0i, &0t We are in monthly receipt of New Additions to our Stock, carefully SELECTED in the EasterIt Markets, which we offer at the ^ OBDEBB FBOM THS OOUNTBT WIIiIi BMOELVH FBOHFT AT T JU J I ' i'iOir. .J9 I, New York. BR. ials, XT, mdJ, *UA, PTS, ES, lARBPULLY raoN. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, Ixv See Page Ixxxiv. STENCIIi PLJlTES OTTX B"5r 321 FRONT STREET, CORNER COMMERCIAL, STENCIL TLATE^, when handsomely executed, present the cheapest and best mode of advertising that can bo adopted. This is the experience of all who use them. STENCIL PLATES OF EVERY PATTEKN cut at this Establishment in a (.tylc unequalod by any ot ler workman in California. Ilerchants and otherv are invited to call and examine tpecimens in proof of the above assertion. Orders fVom abroad, as well as those given in person, promptly executed and forwarded. Parties sendin ; orders by letter are particularly requested to white plainly and give the kxact spacb tiiky wish the LETTBItS TO OCCUPY. By close application and superior execution of work during nn experience often years, Mr.TRUEWORTHY has extended his business to its present proportions. His present facilities for rapid and tnstcf^ii execution of all work in his lino are far superior to those of any other in this State or in the Union. REMEMBER THE PLACE. 321 Front Street, Comer Commeroial, (Up Stairs) San Francisco, California. aoHBT n. Hoi.Hi:«. doHsr A. Mooai'.. J. B. HOIalKEISS A CO. DEAIiBRS IN HAT & 6BAIN, Nos. 5 & 7 California Street, AndlOS&IIOMariietStreet, Ixvi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN I OF THE NEWEST SHIES AND BEST QUUin, NO. 606 KEARNY STREET, @E41f@lf 1. m'&QtWW & @®< 14^ ©Iaf ®tse@te Sam lsam@£@@@e ©aL '?) Maps, Plans, Portraits, Landsciipes, Marino Views, Diplomas, Show Cards, Kcccipts, State and County Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Certificates of Stock, Bank Checks, Bill Heads, Views, Ciiou- lars. Music Titles, and Labels of every description. H. F. Shepardaon. J. B. Oatea. SHEPARDSOnr A GATES^ IMPORTERS OP AKD WHOLESALK DEALERS IM AND FISHING TACKLE, U7 hHQ 4^9 SAHSOM HTHEET, Corner of Oommeroial, S.A.ST FXl.A.XQ'OZSOO. BOSMOSTD GIBBONS. 8AMF80N TAM8. »■» — BODMOND GIBBONS & CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ET, '5) pts, Stato and Views, Cii\u- J. B. Oatea. uu», sTOXSOO. ON TAM8. ADVERTISIXO DEPARTMENT. Ixvii MARSH, PILSBURY & CO. ZI^POXiTSXiS OF N. E. Corner Front and Pine Streets, San Francisco, Cal. JLCHmTS FOR New Bedford Copper Go's Sheet and Bolt Copper, Morse's Patent Twist Drills, American Brass Tube Co's Seamless Tubes. MACHmiSTS* AHQ TmHEHS^ BTOCK AHQ TOOLS. Anvils, Vises, Files, J^^iits, Bolts and Washers, AXLES S- SPMIJVGS, Axes, Shovels, Sledges, Picks, A.ve, Pick and Powder and Fuse, Copper Rivets ^' Burrs, Sledge Handles, Lace Leather, Ituhher ^ Leather Belting, Rubber Hose, IROM PIPE, BLACK and GAL VAjYIZED. TOBIN, DIXON & DAVISSON, COR. SACRAMENTO & BATTERY STREETS. SAN FRANCISCO, FANCY GOODS, MEUNERY GOODS, SMALL WARES, WHITE GOODS, POCKET CUTLERY, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, PERFUMERY, HOSIERY , YANKEE NOTIONS, GENTS' FURNISH'G GOODS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, ETC., ETC. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS. I 'I 5 \ II i i! • 8 Ixviii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MEAGHER, TAAPFE & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS At JKHBLOlMlSiSALJE:^ IVo. 107 BattGi^r St. At RBTAIIay No. 9 IKEontgomGi^jf St. OF FOREIGN AND AMERICAN FA.IS^CY GOODS, HOSIERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, &c. AGENTS FOB THE MT. VEJtNON BUCK CO. f> SuAJSr yHuflLlTCISCO, C-A.U. KISIiImT 4fi BEMDISRSOXff, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN iraifwit mwanit ISTos. 309 and 311 Front Street, BETWEEN SACRAMENTO AND COMMERCIAL, SAW lM«4ir©IS©^» ©ikls. J. KEIiIiT. J p. HSNOBRSON. ) SIIOIONS, -ROW^ & OO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN AQBIGULTUBAL, MININO AND CARPENTERS' TOOLS, NORTON & WATTS' SHIP CARPENTERS' TOOLS, AMD A COMPLETK ABSORTHBNT OF CQOPERSV CAULKEBSS ClRTEBiT k BLOCK MAKERS' TOOLS, nOUSE k STEAMBOAT TBUMINGS, S04: & soe i»iivE stueet. And 34 (old No, 13) CLAY ST., bet, J>rumm and Hast, CO. St. , &c. OOLS, TBIimSGS, - 9 d East, ADVBRTISINa DEPARTMENT. Ixix INCOBPOBATEB, JUZY 23d, 1857, ]SrO. 619 CL^Y STREET, BETWEEN MONTGOMERY AND KEARNY STREETS. President, E. W. BURR. Vice-President, BENJ. D. DEAN. TRUSTEES! T. L. Rutherford, Benj. 0. Devoe, Isaac Hyde, Wm. Bosworth, H. L. King, R. J. Tiffany, Annis Merrill, J. W. Cudworth, J. M. Shotwell. Auditor, James 0. Dean. Secretary, G. W. Garmany. GEO. T. CASEBOLT & CO. IMPORTERS OF v?i4cr?i; ALL KINDS OP CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAXS, Coach Trimmings k Hardware, Neax coraer Sattery, San Francisco. f IMl MJ TOBACCO, ETC. CORNER OLAY AND BATTERY STREETS, m ! H i L I: Ixx PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORT. wwAmmhim BOOK AND JOB PEINTfflG OFFICE, FBANK EASTMAN, Proprietor, 509 CLAY I m COMMERCIAL ST. BAH FHAHCISCO, tkh. IB. ]srA.TH:A.]sr, Successor to ADOLPII IIIICSCII, ttltPORTeR, JOBBER AND RKTAIUR m Cbina, Glass & Earthen Ware, BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY & LOOKING-GLASSES, Between Commercial and Sacramento, — •♦• — - — ■ Fnrticular attention paid to packing Goods for the Interior or Coast Trade. ^<0*»' -^^- ^Ar;^ ^^ BOOK, JOB AND WOOD-CUT ^0 ^ 509 SACRAMENTO STREET, ABOVE SANSON, ^"^^^rilEET. between SASSOlt*^" ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixxi OHABIiBS TXaSfCE, Ban Franoisoo. B. Euet, Paris. CHARLES TENCE & CO. Importers of and Dealers in FLOWERS, FEATHERS, FRAMES, LACES, MSBOJfS, EOFFET SILKS, GRAPE, 415 SACRAMENTO STREET, Between Sansom and Battery, UhH FBA-HCISCO* No. 33 Rue du Faubonrg-Poissonniere, PARIS. OTIUSIIS FOU I»A.RI8 T»I10M:I»TI:.Y A.TT13Bri>Er> TO. SOIiOINION Gxrivip (SirOOESSOE TO D. HAUSMANN & 00.) IMPOBTER AKD MANnrAOTUREB OF PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS, Spar$, Oval & AnUi Looking Ctla$$$$ OI' EVEWY DESCUIPTION. Looking Qlass Plates, Picture Frames, Photograph Ovals, Oords, Tassels, &c. Also has constantly on hand, the largest and best assorted stock of Gilt, Imita- tion Rosewood and Walnut Mouldings. «355 AIVI> 553T' GTL4ArV STR-EET, Few Doors below Montgomery, ffiiiSS" IPIEi\.S!rOIIS(@(2)9 (S^^ILlo II Ixxii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. EXTRA CRYSTAL HYDRAULIC PRESSED ADAMAHITim: CAlVDIifiS, MANUFACTURED BT .« inie « »mm > AGENCY, J. L. N. SHEPARD, Sam'l Qraaff. F. Iiieker. SAM'L GRAAFF & CO. HANnPAOTUBBBS OF AMD DBALERS IH No. 1102 Dupont St., and 539 Clay St. — ^^^ Snuff, Pipes, Matches, German Smoking Tobacco, and clioice selectiona of Loaf Tobacco always Icept on hand. FRAMCIS LOGAN Importer and Manufacturer of CIGARS, Wholesale Dealer in all kinds of No. 306 SACRAMENTO STREET, yXlAX X'BONT STMISET, SAISI !?^iVl£ItP]Ii^(Da ISED XXIS. Lieker. pt on hfuid. c >i ADVERTISIKQ DEPARTMENT. Ixxiii OBO. E. KOOEBS. H. W. BBOV7K. R08ERS & BROWN, No. 512 CALIFOBNIA STBEET, One door west of Montgomery, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. tie] "We would inform Pliotographers that we are prepared to work their Chloride of Silver and Ashes from their Paper Clippings. We have in connection with our Assay Business, a MILL, and are prepared to WORK COLD AND SILVER ORES in quantities from 25 to 500 pounds; also, Assayer'a Sweeps. WILSON & EVANS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUNS, RIFLES, & GUN MATERIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Also, Importers of Enslish and American FishinK Taokle, made expressly for the Waters of the Faoilio Coast. The following articles constantlv on hind, (whicli, through our direct importation fVomtbo Manufactnreni, we arc enabled to soil at considerablo lowor rates than any other house in San Francisco): English, French and Belgian Shot Guns of every quality. Ilenry Rifles, Plain and Faney. Speneer's Rifles, Plain and Faney. Sharp's, Ballard's, Colt's and Wesson's Rifles, Plain and Faney. Colt's, Smith & Wesson's and Remington's Revolvers, Plain and Faney. Derringer's Cdebrated Pocket and Bolster Sizes. Dixon's Shot Pouches and Powder Flasks, and Sporting Apparatus of all kinds and at the lowest possible prices. Uenry's, Spencer's and Smith & Wesson's Cartridges, and every description of Breech Loading Ammunition. Eley's Caps. Wads & Wire Cartridge. HOQEBS' AND WOBTENHOTJI'B FOOEET OUTLEBT AHD BOWIE OIVE8, WABBANTED QENUIlIEi Itlflos and Shot Guns niado to order, and repairing in all its b.^ichcs done by competent workmen, which wo guarantcu to give BBtisfltotion. OUR ESTABLISHMENT IS 513 CLAY STREET, Between Montgomery and Saniom Streets, South Side, H. H. WILSON. J. B. EVAN8. r ■ ?ii Ixxiv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HENRY B. WILLIAMS, ivo. 306 FRonrr strb&t, (XJP BTA.TRB) ^ji^KS zs^ui^.^^^sc^ii'^cmcE^^ HAYWARD, COLEMAN & CO. lOIFOBTSRS AND BBFINSBS OF CONSISTINO OF Kerosene, Lard, Sperm, Elephant, Polar, Tanners^, JYeatsfoot, Boiled and Raw Linseed, Castor and China JVut. .A.r.so, siFnmn'iPS ®if '0'W]©iFissr'£?nss"iB asfid iiiL]0®iii®2Lo Note.— Wc would epccially call tlio attention of Mill Owners and Enginccni to our Buporior FARAFFINE OIL, wliicli wo manuncture iVom the California Petroleum. This Oil will not gum. Macbinerv thoroughly cleaned and lubricated with it will not heat, and after remaining at rest, can be started without cleaning off. liAHPIS ABTD liAMP STOCK. An clpgant and complete assortment on hand. ^Iso, Agents for the Sale of the BLASTING POWDER. 414 FRONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. ITiriLiSOlV A BROTHER^ Importers and Manufaoturera of BOOKS, WX]^BOWS & BhMM, FRENCH WINDOWS AND BLINDS, North-East Corner California and Drumm Sts. ADVBRTISIXa DBPARTMENT. Ixxv , HAY, GRAIF, CATTLE, COAL AND ORE SCALES, For weighing Loaded Wagons— 6,000 to 40,000 ponnds oapaoity. ■ ••• Portable and Dormant Scales of all Sizes, Counter Scales, of various patterns, fine Gold and Druggists' Balances. Manofactorer's Branch House on the Pacific Coast, FAIRBANKS & HUTCHINSON, 120 California Street, San Francisco. C. HOBS. ». BBADI.I:. Commission Merchants, Between Clay and Washington, SAN FRANCISCO. S.W. COR. BATTERY AM) UNION. GAPITALi^ 1 1ST a O R, I> O R, -A.T E I> - * »«» > And possesses a capacity equal to the Refining of Eight Thousand Tons annually. Extra Crushed Sugar, (A.) Crushed, Extra Granuiated Sugar, Oolden Coffee Sugar, marked (C), Powdered Sugar, Cfolden Syrup. IISR1MEA.1V »1E:e:SE:, President, OFFICE AT THE REFINERY, S.W. COB. OF BATTERY AND UNION STREETS, SAN FRANOISOO. Im 1 1 il 1 Ixxvi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN OOOS B^Y. u4.IVI> C ^^ IV ]V E ILi o o (^ 2Xi 523 533 O^ S3 S3 C£3 I^ Q C^ Q '^JP SIS3 S^ o DELIVERY FREE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. COAL DEPOT, S. E. Cor. Broadway and Sanson) Sts. FRANILIN HOUSE, Corner Broadway and Sansom Streets, San Francisco, Cal. CORNELIUS MALONEY. PROPRIETOR. «»» — — Board, per Week $4 Board and Lodging, per Week. . . $5 to $7 An OMNIBUS, with the namo of the House on it, will be at all the Steamers to convey Passengers to the House, free of CHARGE. Inquire for m:alo]vey»s FRANKLIN HOUSE. Where Money and other Valuables are taken charge of at the Proprietor's risk. US' nSts. bl. lETOR. v4 $5 to $7 Uv of the earners to FREE OF USE, bles are 'a risk. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixxvii 113 LeidesdorfP Street, between California and Sacramento, Pn.AT.TlTt IXT BRANDIES « -UITBISEIXSS, ^LE, PORTER, ETC. 9 MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. 1 ^ I Blasting Powder for sale. 414 FRONT STREET. SAN FRANCISCO. I. H. WsHTWORTH. BxBJ. HoBART, Jr. J. L. Cbamplin. Wm. H. DnNBAB, Boston. WENTWORTH, HOBART & GO. ZMX.AJaTTF.A.CrTTXlSRS OF Men's, Ladies', Misses' and Children's B00f S MM SHOES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Commercial Building, San Francisco. < »»m » khh ^^m^ wkmkmm m Mmmm'sm. -« »«» > HOBART, DUNBAR & CO. ' 1 li ll f'-j.i yi u<\> Ixxviii PACIFIC COAST BUSINBSS DIRECTORY. WILUAM F. BURKB, IMPORTKR OF FINE BOOTS, SHOES, 6AITERS, ETC. Oor« Montgomery and Pine Streets^ 8A.N FRA1VCI8CO, OAIL,. lEF" LADIES' 0AITEB8 MANUFAOTUBED TO OBDEB, IN A SUFEBIOB HANNEB. aABf £• Mr AUK. DAJriEI. HOSHBB. WARE & MOSHER, JIANUFACTURER8 AND DEALERS IN Sasb, Doors, Blinds & Sbntters, AT THE LOWEST RATES, FROM k:il.iv r>it,iEi> lumber. No. 26 Galifoinia Street, San Francisco, Gal. Orders from the Country will receive prompt attention. a. U. ». FELVBCSH. F. BI. E.. PETERS. DIRECT IMPORTERS OF W®¥^« rJkl5C¥ ©®»®^. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ETC. ITITholesale Store^ 307 California Sf.^ BETWEEN SABSOM AND BATTEBT, RETAIL STORE, 207 MONTGOMERY ST., (In Mugs nouae Block) SA.N W^A^TiClSCO, CAJL,. G. W. MeNEAJt, 1 San Francisco. I I J. A. MeXJEAB, Fetaluma. AND WHOLESALE PRODUCE DEALERS. AGENTS FOR ORIENTAL. FLOUR. 3T CLAY ST,, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. < »»» » Wheat, Oats, Barley and Hay famished by the Cargo on short notice. Orders promptly attended to. Consignments solicited. Liberal advances made on Consignments. I, ETC. iSHBJK. tters, CO, Gal. ittention. PETEBB. i, St., >, CAJLi. MnNEAB, 'etaluma. >. at® DATL. romptly nts. ADVERXISINQ DEPARTMENT. Ixxix WM. A. ALDBIOH. J. 0. MEBBILL. JOHH MoOBASEN. Aldrlchy naerrlll A Co. A.^J> $rTi0i;KE A-OXSlVriS OF THE IBSIIUl IPATCI LINB OF iONOLIILII FlUm Anchor Line California and Oregon Steamships. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO FOBWABDINO AND TBAN8HIFHENT OF HEB0HANDI8E, BALE OF WHALEMEN'S BILLS AND OTHEB EXOHANOE, INBDBANOE OF HEBOHANDISE AND SPECIE UNDEB OPEN POLICIES, SUPPLTINa WHALE SHIPS, CHABTEBINa SHIPS, ETC. NOS. 204 AMD 206 CALIFORNIA STREET, OEO. C. «HKETE. li. THOMJPSOar. &E^B. €« SMSiSSYJil ^ €e. IlttPORXKRS OF WATCHES, 4EWEUY, No. 525 MONTQOMEBY STBEET, BAK FRANCtSCO, CAL. IVatolies CarctUllsr Repaired "by Experienced IVorkmcn at GEO. C. SHREVE A GO^S. m hi' Ixxx PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. OHAS. KAIV. K. II. WiaCHBaTM THOS. m. BAYSa. MAIN $ wmOBCSTER, SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, 214 A 218 BATTZSAY SAiy FBAlVOIiSCO, OA-IL. IHFOBIEBS ANI) HAHUFAOTUBEBS OF EVEBT DESOBIFTIOH OF Harness, Saddles & Saddlery Hardware. LEATHER OF ALL KINDS. Dealers and Livery Stables supplied on the most liberal terms. Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast for HILL'S CONCORD STAGE HARNESS. 'W. -w. nODOE. i». I.. raii.i.ips. DODGE &, PBILUPS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN D 325 FRONT STREET^ Between Claj and Commercial, Sij^if jflBiiSISSSiSDj » — ■ Our long experience in San Francisco, and extensive connections in Europe and the East, enable us to be in constant receipt of choice qualities in latest styles. Our stock is the largest and most select, and our facilities superior to any other house on this coast. Dealers who buy on short time, or for cash, will find it greatly to their advantage to favor us with a call, at 628 Commercial Street, extending through to 637 Clay St. F-A.3JT Fit A.:tTaiSOO- ■ ' — < i *fc > Retail Stores, 635 & 637 Oommercial St., San Francisco. No. 195 J Street, Sacramento. Comer D and Second Streets, Marysville. 73 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. _ t i 1/1 Ixxxii PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. DEALER IN TEENOH AND ENGLISH HOSIEEY, &o. 502 EE/iRNT STREET, NEAR CALIFORNIA, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, t> JOHNSON & CO., PROPRIETORS. MONTGOMERY STREET, COR. OF SUWER, HIBERNIA. SAYINGS km LOAN SOCIETY. ^m^ omoBs No. 506 Jackson Street, near Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAI^. ^s» . — -— . The objects for which this Association is formed, are, that by its operations tho members tliereof may be enabled to find a SECURE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT FOR SMALL SAVINGS, And may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital, on giving good and suiHcient security for the use of the same. PRESIDENT "..... M. D. SWEENY. VICE PRESIDENT C. D. O. SULLIVAN. TREASURER EDWARD MARTIN. ATTORNEY RICHARD TOBIN. ' Any person can bcoome a member of this Society on payins an Entrance Fee of TWO DOLLABS, and subscribing to the By-Laws. Deposits can be made of any sum iVom TWO DOLLARS and FIFl'Y CENTS to any amount. lar LOANS MADU ON SECUUITY OF REAL ESTJiTE WITHIN TUE CITY AND COUNTY. .^1 >» ADVBRTISINa DBPARTMBNT. Ixxxiii IiITHOGRAPHT EXECUTED IN ALL ITS BRANCHES BY No. 308 Front Street, Corner of Commercial, San Francisco, Cal. . ^BM ■ Diplomas, Uaps, Landscapes, DraninRs of Machinpry, Blll-IIeads, Certificates, Bonds, Circulars, Labels of all Ucscriptlono, Business Cards. I v;:'tlng of all kinds executed promptly. A. W. VON SCHMIDT, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, OTFICE, PIONEER BUILDING, MONTOOKERT STREET, NEAR JACKSON, m Or>I> FELLOTVS OFFICIAL. ORGS^AIV, A literary journal published weekly at No. 2 ODD FELLOWS HALL, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Indorsed by the R. W. Grand Encampment of California, tlio R. W. Grand Lodge of California, the R. W. Grand Lodge of Oregon, and the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the United States. K.. -W. PAXHEB. a. OII.I.RSPIB. ir. IT. WTEWMV. EflUreka Broom F aotory, PALMER, GILLESPIE & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF DEALERS IN BROOM CORN, HANDLES, WIRES, TWINE, ETC. Between Mwket and MiMlOD, SAX VBAyciaCO, OAJ>. n r X. f i,.r'' l \\ Ixxxiv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORY STANDARD SOAP CO'S WASHING POWDER. This rowdpr is approved by all who have need it. Far superior to 8oapg and compounds fur washing and cleaning It is made of pure material, and contains nothing that will injurethe flnent ihbric. Equally as good for usinjr in ii arp as eorr water. Ko soap eTcr required to be nsed with it. One pound will make thrkb OALLOHB of beautiful Soirr Soap. Give it a trial and you will naver be without it Put up in paclcaxes of 1 lb each, and in boxes of 10 lbs. bulk, with full directions. Sold by all Grcours throughout the racific Coast. See and bny none but Standard Soip Co's. KaauiaotuTed at 207 Commercial Street. Office, 201 Saoramento Street, San FrandBco, OaL Standard Sutp Co. also niMnnfactare superior Fale, Chemical, Olive and Detersive Soap, etjual to Eastern roannfacture, and sell at lowest mailet rates. I y> CO M g c/> fit'i SAC'KAMENTO ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN PURE CREAM TARTAR, SALERATUS, BICARBONATE SODA, SALT PETRE, SAL SODA, ETC. ?> GEOROB MORROW, AVHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALKK IN AND FEED OF ALL. KINDS, 21 CLAY STEEET and 28 COMMERCIAL STREET, Between Drnmin ftotl Emt Streets, COnaignr^nto Bolioitecl. Orders ftom the Oountrjr promptly attended to. '» ADVERTISIKG DBPARTMENT. Ixxxv BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY, COR. MARKET & FIRST STREETS, OPPOSITE ORIENTAL HOTEL, SA-N* ra-A-isroisoo, INVFAmilllS OF FOICE 11 IM FIFS OF ATJI^ KINDS. Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzleg for Mining Purposes. HOSE & MiNiNa coui^Liisras, etc. Brass or Composition Castings of all kinds made to order. Also, manu- facturers of McGowan's Pumps and Pump Engines, and Garratfs Patent Improved Journal Metal Gns and Steam Pipe furnished with fittings. OLD COPPER AND BRASS BOUGHT. N. B. — A general assortment of Brass Work and Castings constantly on hand. Orders from the interior solicited. Agent for Macy's Patent Itifled Hydraulic Pipe, to which I would call the particular attention of Miners. Roper's Caloric Engines, and Bi'^ar's valveless Steam or Air Pumps repaired. W. T. OARRATT, Proprietor. MAMUFACTUIiER OF IRON DOORS AND SHUTTERS, Wrought Iron Girders, Beam Anchors and Tie Bonds, Burglar-Proof Bank Vaults and Safes, Jail Work, Bridge Work, Cast and Wrought Iron Cemetery, Stoop & Area Bailings, And all kinds of Agricultural, Plain and Ornamental Iron Work, Between Wellington and Jackson, below Front, SAN FRANCISCO. All orders for tho Interior, Oregon and Keviida, also, Montana Idaho anJ Wiishlngton Territories, attended to with proin|itneH and dlflpntch. Mr. 8lnis approciateK the pott liberal patrnnaxo of hla friends, and truats he iniiy continue to merit It In the I'liture. Forthe infurinatlon of AtriiUKors, he would say that he feriK conddent that his experience in liis particular calling Is anrpaascd by none on this ooast, which his superior work, sent to almost c-ery town in Califor- nia, Oregon, Victoria and Sandwich Islands, and to be seen on some of the best buildings in San Francisco, fully attest. N. B.— Mr. G. Ai. ISUBTON, of I'orUand, wUI make contracts for Iron Work In my name. THE PACIFIC COAST ALilKIAlirAC z"40zi. 3.aea. •WXXJlu BX3 ISHUKD ?rOVX2MUX3R 1, 1867. Henry 0. Langley, FubliaheT, San Pranoiseo. m I Ixxxvi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. Nos. U6 SACRAMENTO & 115 COMMERCIAL STS. MALLORY, OEMING & CO, PROPRIETORS. i »»^ » LiBT OP Articles.— Baker's Extra, Family Flour, ex-Superfine Flour, Farina, Rice Flour, Rye i*lonr. Rye Meal, Indian Meal, Cracked Wheat, Buckwheat Floor, Buckwheat Groats, Graham Flour, Hominy (iarjce), Hominy (small). Oat Meal, Oat Groats, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, Ground Barley and Cracked Corn. (SUCCESSOR TO OSCAR LEWIS) — MANUFACTCRBB OF — Iron Fronts, Stoves, Fences, and Iron and Brass Work of every desoription, Opposite Battery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, 3^~ PartEctitar attention stven to Mtodets for the Patent QifRoe. «4S8 No. 30« DAVIS fiSXB£2£:'r, NEAR CLAY STREET, SAN PRABtetSC©. Have always on hand a Aill asaortment of IVEIlTir AND SBCOiyrD HAND BAGS. Also, Machine Sewing done at reasonable rates. All orders promptly attended to. x>. x«ZEissisrE*:s]XiX>, 612 BATTERY ST. BET. JACKSON AND PACIFIC, &AJi^ FXl.AJ^OZSOO. Has constantly on hand a largo as- tortment of the bent Billiard Tables, with all the modem improrements. AlBo, Billiard Trimmings of every Je- ■oription. All goods sold are warranted. 9 ST. ADVERTISIKa DEPABTHBNT. Ixxxvii Stair Railing, Baluster and Newel Posts for Sale. SCBOLL SAWING AND WOOD TURNING DONE TO ORDER. 49 BEAIiE STREET, SAN FBANOISOO, OAL. JABIXSS R. DOiriaXi, DKALER IN « PACIFIC COAIi YARD, 413 AND 415 FAOIFIC STEEET, BETWEEN SANSOM AND MONTGOMERY. CALIFORNIA BRASS FOUNDRY, 125 FIRST 8TBBET, OPPOSITE MINNA, s.AJsr Fn^AJsrcxsco, cajl,. All kinds of Brass, Composition, Zinc, and Babbitt Metal Castings, PURNItHGO AT THS 8H0RTE8T NOTtOE. Brass Ship Work of all klnda, Spikes, Sheathing Nails, Rudder Braces, Hinges, etc., constantly on Iinnd and made to order. Also, inunufiicture Ship and Steamboat Bells and Gongs ofsaperlor tone. All kinds of RIcnin, LI(iuor, Water, Oil, and Flange iJocks and Valves made and repaired. Hvdraullu I'Inca and Nozzles, and Hose Couplings and Connections,- of all Sizes and I'adcrns, furnished with dispatch. TVE-W Auction & Commission Sale & Stock Yard, CORNER OP PACIFIC AND OHIO STREETS, Between Uontgomery and Saneom, SAM FRAVTCISCO, OAXj. SAIiB DATS. TtTBSDAYS AND FBIDAYS, AT 11 A. M. M017EY ADVANOED ON ALL KINDS OF STOCK. W. W. BLACK, Auotioneer. ? I rt;;i I '1 1 ' iSis f;!i w Ixxxviii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. REMINGTON' ALBERT E. CR.A1VE, AGENT FOR PAOIFIO COAST, SAN FEANOISOO, OAL. THIS RZSMINOTOIHT REVOLiVXSR Has been approved by the United States Board of Ordnance, and has so satisfactorily met the re- quirements of the Government, not only in the field, but in the official tests and examinations made by prominent officers of the Ordnance Department, that it stands at once the most popular, service- able and approved arm of the kind in use. Upwards of 150,000 have been supplied to the Government since 1861, for the land and naral service, furnishing ample evidence of the estimation in which the arms are held. Simple and symmetrical in its entire construction, securely strong, of most modem improvement in mechanism and material ; its unequaled range and penetration, together with its durability, are points in its favor now well-known, and which challenge a comparison with any other pistol of the kind made in this country or in Europe. The superior strength and capacity of the arm for constant and long use is apparent from the fact that the entire frame is constructed of a SINGLE PIECE OF METAL, thus preventing the exten- sion of some portions of the frame, from the effect of firing — a serious defect in many pistols — in which the frame is composed of two or more parts. The frame of the Remington Revolver furnishing a TOP STRAP or support above t^e cylinder, serves to protect the base pin (on which the cylindc: revolves^, from any undue strain to which it would otherwise be subjecteil, and which wou'i immediately render the line of fire from the cylinder to the barrel imperfect, thus destroying fo.ce and accuracy. Another advantageous feature of tVi arm is the means afforded for the instantaneous removal of the cylinder from the frame. Thi^ not only facilitates the cleaning of the pistol, but by quick ad- justment of the cylinder, one pi lol can bo made as effectual as two — and, considering the difference of >veiglit, it is far preferable — by simply possessing a spare cylinder loaded and capped to instantly replace the exhausted one. The above is a general summary of the points of peculiar merit in the Remington Revolver, which a trial of the arm is only needed to attest. le re- made Tice- laral nent , are r the fact cten- 1 — in ider, :h it nder alof : ad- enco ntly hich ADVBRTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixxxix OF Celebrated Steel, Iron and Stubs Twisted RIFLE AND SHOT G0N BARRELS. i < »»» » Cast Steel Barrels of 6 lbs. weight, or less, each $ 5 00 " " " over 6 lbs., extra per lb , BO Iron Barrels, 7 lbs. weight, or less, each 3 00 " " from 7 to 12 lbs., extra per lb 20 " " from 12 to 18 lbs., extra per lb 30 " " over IS lbs., extra per lb BO Stubs twisted, plain, usual proportions, each 6 00 " " " over 6 lbs., extra per lb 60 " " fine, usual proportions, each 7 00 " " " over 6 lbs., extra per lb 70 Matched Barrels (rifle) for double guns, cast steel, per pair 10 OO " " (shot) for double guns, cast steel, usual proportions 12 OO " " for double guns, plain, iron, per pair O 00 " " stubs twisted, plain, per pair 14 00 " " stubs twisted, fine IB to 20 00 For putting on cone seat, working to a guage, grooving for rod, and for making barrels to a pab- TiccLAR LENOTH, CALIURB AND WEIGHT, an additional chargu will be made. Also, an extra charge for smaller calibre than 150, and for barrels over 3^ feet long. Correspondents ordering barrels, will greatly oblige us by observing the following suggestions : All orders should be Plainlt Written, to prevent mistakes in transferring to our order-book. All the dimensions of barrels — Length, Calibre and Weight (or Diameter) should be given, allow- ing as much variation as possible in the several dimensions, when it is not essential that the barrels be made of precise length, calibre and weight. « » I — PRICES OF GXJN MOUNTING. Brass Mounting, (Castings) per lb $ 60 Iron " " " 30 GermanSilver " " 2 OO Directions for forwarding should accompany each order, mentioning whether to send by Railroad as freight, or by Express. Ilion, New York. E. REMINGTON A SONS, SA.1V FRATSrCISOO, OA-L. ^% '■a ',\ ' i I xc PACIFIC COAST BU8INBSS DIRECTORY. TO B£AL£RS IN FIRS ARMS 1 GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR HEMIIfOTOlV'S REVOLVERS, BREEOH LOADINe PISTOLS, RIFLES AND CARBINES, U. 8. MUZZLE LOADING MUSKETS AND RIFLES, ON- Ajsm A^FTiEiR jxjXjnr 1, isee. ALBERT E. GBANE, Agent for Pacific Ooast, San Francisco, Oalifomia. »■» VMt Fooket Fiatol. 3 inch Barrel, using Uetallio Cartridge, Size No. 22, 1 ihot, Welglit, 8} ox S8 25 3i " " " " ' ao, " " eloz 450 4 " " " " " " " 82, " " 7 01 4 76 4J " ■• " " " " " 88, " " 11 02 600 Silver Plated, extra 60 centa. Vew Bepeatiag Fiatol. Calibre or Size of Bore, 20-100th8 of an inch ; using Metallic Cartridge, Size No. 22. 8 inch Barrel , 6 Shots, Weight, 81 oz 9 00 With Silver I'lated Frame— Extra 60 cents. Full Plated— Extra 91 26. S'ew Bepeatingr Fistol. Calibre or Size of Bore, 30-lOOths of an inch diameter; using Metallic Cartridge, Size No. 82L 31 inch Barrel. 4 Shots, Weight, 18oz 9 60 With Silver Plated Frame— Extra 76 cents. Full Plated— Extra 91 60. Pocket Barolver. Double Action or Self-Cocking. Calihro or Size of Bore, 81-lOOths of an inch ; carrying 140 Round Balls to the pound. 3 inch Barrel, 6 Shots. Weight, 10 oz 7 60 With Silver Plated Frame— Extra 76 centa. New Fooket Bevolvera. Calibre or Size of Bore, Sl-lOOths of an inch diameter; carrying 92 Elongated or 140 Round Balls to the pound. Si inch Barrel, 6 Shots, Weight, 14 oz 26 4J " " " •• 16oz 960 With Silver Plated Frame— Extra 91 00. ICew Folioe Berolvers. (Navy Size Calibre.) Calibre >ize of Bore, 36-lOOths of an inch diameter; carrying 60 Elongated or 86 Round Balls to the .>und. 4^ ich Barrel, 5 Shots, Silver Plated Guard, Weight, 22 oz 10 00 " " •' " " " " 23oz 10 26 " " " '< " " " 21oz 1060 With Silver Plated Frame— Extra 91 26. New Model Belt Berolver. (Navy Size Calibra) Single Action. Calibre or Size of Bore, 88-lOOths of an inch ; carrying 60 Elongated or 86 Round Balls to the pound. 6 inch Barrel, 6 Shots, Wdght, 2 lbs. 2 oz 11 00 With Silver Plated Frame -Extra 91 60. Kew Model Belt Bevolver. Double Action or Self-Cocking. Calibre or Size of Bore, SS-lOOth.i of an inch ; carrying 60 Elongated or 86 Round Balls to the pound. 6 inch Barrel, 6 Shots, Weight, 2 lbs. 2 oz 11 60 With SiWer Plated Frame-Extra 91 60. New Model Navy Bevolver. (Pattern now used in the U. S. Navy.) Calibre or Size of Bore, 86-lOOths of an inch; carrying 60 Elongated or 86 Round Balls to the pound. 7i Inch Barrel, 6 Shots, Government finish, Weight, 2 lbs. 10 ox 11 00 With Silver Plated Guard and Varnished Stock 11 60 With Silver Plated Frame-Extra 91 75. New Model Holster or Army Bevolver. (Approved by the Ordnance Department, and adopted for the United States Servie&) Calibre or SIzeof Boi«, 44-lOOthB of an inch diameter; carrying 83 Elongated or 48 Round Balls to the pound. 8 inch Barrel, 6 Shots, Government flnish. Weight, 2 lbs. U ox 12 00 With Silver Plated Guard and Varnished Stock, 12 60 With Silver Plated Frame— Extra 92 00 R ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XCl Bifle Cane, Calibre or Size of Bore, SO-lOOths of an inch diameter ; nsing Metallic Cartridge, Size No. 32 Barrel Steel, covered with Vulcanized Rubber, Weight, 24 oz $10 00 Thto arm ii new In its eomtructlon and character, combining the advantagea of a WalklnR Cane and Rifle. It Is light and portable, but at the same time la nearly as efficient In point ofBange, Accaracy and Pen> etratlon, as a Rifle of the same length. Bevolving Breech JRiflea, Calibre or Size of Bore, 36-IOOths of ^ inch diameter ; carrying 44 Elongated or 66 Round Balls to the pound, b Shots. 24 inch Steel Barrel, Iron Mountings, Weight, 6 lbs 2.5 00 26 " " '* " " " 6 1bs. 5oz 26 00 28 " " " " " " 6 lbs. 10 oz 27 00 With Plated Mountings, Adjustable Sights and Extra Finished Stock, extra. ... 5 00 Bevolving Breech Bifiea. Calibre or Size of Bore, 44-lOOths of an inch diameter; carrying 30 Elongated or 48 Round Balls to the Pound. 6 Shots. 24 inch Steel Barrel, Iron Mountings, Weight 6 lbs 26 00 26 " " " " " " 6lb8, 5oz 27 00 28 " " " " " " 6 lbs, 10 oz 28 00 With Plated Mountings, Adjustable Sights and Extra Finished Stock, extra. ... 5 00 Bi flea— -New Model, (Single Breech Loading.) Calibre or Size of Bore, SO-lOOths of an inch diameter; using Metallic Cartridge Size No. 32. 24 inch Steel Barrel, Weight, 5 lbs 23 00 26 " " " " 5lbs.5oz 24 00 28 " " " " Slbs. lOoz 25 00 With Plated Breech, S2 00 extra. .,;,. j ^,, .;.•.».'( >< 'i iv. - Shot Gun— Single, (Muzzle-Loading.) 34 inch Barrel, Weight, 6J lbs 8 00 With Rib, extra $2 00. With Plated Breech and Mountings, extra $2 00. Carbine—New Model, (Single Breech Loading.) Calibre or Size of Bore, 44-lOOths of an inch diameter; using Metallic Cartridge, Size No. 46; also, 50-100ths; using Cartridge Size No. 52. 20 inch Steel Barrel, Weight, 5 lbs 23 00 U. St Bifle, Harper's Ferry Pattern — Model of 1861. Muzzle Loading 15 00 Calibre or Size of Bore, S8-100th8 of an inch diameter. 33 inch Barrel, with Sabre Bayonet. U, S, Bifled Muaket, SpringEeld Pattern—Model of 1 862 13 00 Calibre or Size of Bore, SS-lOOths of an inch diameter. 37^ inch Barrel, with Angular Bayonet. Ornamental Engraving on Holster, Navy and Belt Revolvers 4 00 " " Pocket Revolvers and Repeating Pistols, 3 00 " " Vest Pocket Pistol 2 00 Ivory Stocks for Holster, Navr and Belt Pistols 6 00 " " Pocket Pistols 5 00 " " Vest Pocket 3 00 Pearl " " " 4 00 Ivorv Stocks for Repeating Pistols 4 00 Pearl " " " 6 00 Powder Flasks for Army or Holster Revolvers 70 " " Belt Revolvers , 60 Powder Flasks for Pocket Revolvers 40 Metallic and Combustible Envelope Cartridges of siaes suited to the several Arms, furnished at current market prices ; also Metal Lined Percussion Caps. XCll PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. SAIKEUEIi ADAnS, MANUFACTURER OF MMWM QM'Umi lalM^, AND DEALER IN_ Cement, Plaster, Marble Dust, Rre Clay, Fire Brick, Tile, Etc. CORNER OF MARKET AND MAIN STREETS, (At the Junotion of Oalifornla and Market Streets), Coos Bay Coal Mines. FLANAGAN & MANN, (SDD3 IBM. , Manuflustorer and Sealer in FiMiii GHMf MS mum. ALWAYS ON HAND, ROAST AND GROUND COFFEE AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS, No. 707 SANSOM STREET, CORNER OF GOLD, Between Jackson and Facifio Streets, SAN VIIAIIOISOO. OAL. IMPORTER OF Walnnt, Rosewood and Gilt MoBMrags, ENGBAVINGS AND PICTURES OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. 209 AND 21 1 LEIDESDORFF STREET, NEXT DOOR TO P. M. S. S. CO. MANUFACTORY AND STOREHOUSE, 508 COMMERCIAL STREET, Fioturee, Needlework and Diplomaa neatly framed. Orders promptly executed. ADYBRTISINQ DEPARTMBNT. XOUl VERDIER, KAINDLER, SCELLIER & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN » 9MX COORDS No. 633 Clay Street, bet. Montgomery and Kearny, . SAN EIlA]SrCISGO. PARIS No. 5 Rue de Conservatoire. IiOCAN A CO. 623 Clay Streeet, between Montgomery and Kearny, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN in BERLIN ZEPHYR WOOLS, Embroideries, Patterns, Ganras, EMBROIDERING FLOSS AND TWIST, And all other articles for Needlework at Wholesale and Retail. hi 1 ' i; ^y IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) {./ «; V 1.0 1.1 tii yi 12.2 H^ |i£ i2.0 K HI 1.8 11.25 1 1.4 i^U4 ."^ <^ >a ^ 7 Photographic Sciences Corporation 23 WIST MAIN STRUT WIBSTIR,N.Y. MSM (716) •72-4303 ST XCIV PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. B. B. KATflBW. TBOMAa i:SOI.ISB. RATHBUN A CO. 430 SANSON STREET, BETWEEN GUY AND COMMERCIAL, SAIf JRASrCISCO, Candy Manufacturers AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC INCLUDIMO CHIKA AND AFRICAK ^R^b^ftb csi^ >ft> m f> ETC., ETC. N. B.— French Confectionery of every Description always on hand. Orders from the Country Promptly Filled, ADVBRTISINQ DEPARTMENT. XCT ITITM. A. VITHIT&HORlffi:, COMMISSIOlSr MEIlCHA.]SrT, 998 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. SOHUTLEB, HABTLEY, OBAHAM & 00. 15i Sand Street, | 19 Maiden Lane, and 22 | 31 Rue du Chateau d'Eau, Birmingham. | John Street, New York. \ Paris. ZltfffPOZiTSXlS OF eUNS, PISTOLS, MUSKETS, RIFLES, MILITARY ASTB PAJfCY GOODS, OPERA, MARINE, AND FIELD GLAS3ES, Henry's, Spencer's, Ballard's, Wesson's, Sharp's and other Bifles. Colt's, Smith & Wesson's, National and other Pistols, Cartridges, Percussion Caps, Powder and Shot, Dram and Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches. Military Arzas and Equipments, Spurs, Flags, Etc. OTTTljBit-sr, TABLE AND POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, RAZORS, ETC., ETC. TRXSADlXriSIala « CO. Importcn and Manufactaren of and Dealerj In SHOVELS AND SPADES, AGRICULTURAL IKirLEMENTS, aira-oxzo'iaiB asifX.^LO^xzia-sBixi.'v .a.io-x3 BuBseU's Threshing Machines, Kirby's Beapers and Mower, Hoadley's ft Hittinger's Portable Engines, Page's Portable Saw Mills, Noyes' l>ortabIe.Grist Mills. Corner Market and Front Streets, San Francisco, Cat. B. WEII.X., Paris. M. iriilUi, San Francisco. Zi. llirXSIIala « SOM, IMPORTERS OP CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, AUTD TAIImORS' GOODS, Old SACBAMENTO STREET, (near Montgomery), SAN FRAIVCISCO. XOVl PAOIFIO COAST BUSINKS8 DIEEOTORT. SAMUEL TTHLFELDBB, ) Vev Toric LEOPOLD OAHH, } San Fraaoiioo. _ ^ , < ISRAEL OAHKi Bu nmaotaoo. ^ ^ ^^ BLAOHMAH. UHLFELDER & CAHN, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN DRY GOODS. 309 & 311 SACRAMENTO STREET, Office, NEW YOEK, 100 Franklin Street, near Church. Office, PARIS, 5 Rue du Oonservatoire. OPPENHEIMEB & BROTHER, IMPOBTEBS OF HAVANA AND DOMESTIC CMAES» TOBACCO. No. 226 Front Street, near Sacramento, San Francisco, Gal. »»^ ISy OPFENtlEIMER A BROTHER receive regular ahlpments of Havana Clgara, selected for this market by their agent In Havana. They also receive regular shipments of Havana and Seed Leaf Tobacco. m. FAI.KXiSB'nilIV,)No. ITS Pearl street, f Hew York. FAIiKENSTlilN A CO. IHFOBTSBS ANO DIlAIiBBS IN ©MAM AM® T@MAm% Nos. 315 and 317 Clay Street, Between Front and Battery, SAN FBANOISOO, OAL. ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. XCVll J. O. HANSCOM, 1 H. S. SMITH. J ! T. PENDERGA8T, W. W. HANSCOM. S. E. corner Fremont and Tehama Streets, PRACTICAL MACHINISTS AND IRON FOUNDERS, Manufacture Steam Engines, Quartz Mill Machinery of all kinds, Saw Mills, Flour Mills, Dunbar's Improved Self- Adjusting Piston Packing, Now so extensively used in tbe East and in thli State. Requires no springs or screws; is always (team- tight ; without excessive A-iction, and never gets slack or leaky. HANSOOH'S OBUSHEB, the best of the kind now in use in this State or anywhere else. WHEELEE & BANDALL'B NEW &BINDEB AND AUALOAMATOB, which only needs examination to be appreciated. TYLER'S IMPROVED WATER WHEEL, giving greater power at lower cost, than any Wheel in use. Send for one of our circulars, giving flill tables. All Wheels warranted to give the power as set forth, or the money will be reflinded. Sole makers for this coast of the " Fendergast White Iron Stamp Shoes and Dies." None genuine unless obtained ft'om us. ISvery one warranted. Tatented Machinery of all kinds will be furnished by us at market prices. Particular attention given to drawings and specifications of machinery, which will be made to order. The patronage of the ; -iblio is ro> speotflilly solicited. rl^©IFI© FILE f I^BaORYf), No. 53 Beale Street, between Market and Mission, Files of every description made and re-cut to order. Job grinding of every dosoription done at short notice. An assortment of new Files constantly on hand. The undersigned, Tractical File HanuiVicturers, having established themselves in San Francisco, are pre- pared to execute all work in their line, with neatness and dispatch. Orders flrom the country promptly at- tended to. Also, Beaper and Mower Beotions (or Teeth) made to order. Having had large exnerienoo in this specialty, we can promise to give satis&otion in all cases. T. O. Durning. J. F. Fiaher. IQDlHr. mANDXSVUJaE, MAsvrAcxxmnn BLAmSMITHS' BELLOWS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, No. 2].6 Mission Street, between Beale and Main, SAN FRANCISCO. Bxtra Bellowi made to Order and warranted. Bepalrins and Be-dotbing done at abort notioe. XCVUl PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRSCTORT, •< AND 769 MARKET STREET, f LOCKE & MONTAOUE, IMPORTERS OF STOVES AND METALS, 112 & 114 BATTERY STREET, S^N FRANCISCO, OA.LIFOIJNIA.. liOCIS PAT.KESAir. H. O. HAKKB. PACIFIC CHEMICAL WORKS OFFICE— 629 WASHHTGIOir STSEET, SAN FBANCISCO, GAL. Laboratory, comer Center and Folsom Streets, Mission. 1 ■ » HANUFAGTUBINa MS CONSDITINQ- GSEMISTa Thrtfenrir attention pxea to the analjreU of Ores, Minerals, UctalluTgical Frodscts, Uincral Waters, Soils, Conmoreial articlpt, &c. ninrBT k. blxck. XiI»MI7iri» 8AVI. N08. 715 AND 717 MABKET STREET, SAN FEANGISCO, XAIVFACrrKKRS of all KlKDe OF CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, WAGONS, STAGES, ETC. . »■»! ■ All kinds of Spritrg and TFioroBgh-Bmce Wngon*, Express Wagons, Stages, Soda and Butehcre' WrtgOTis, Groccrj, Lircrj and Snrrejors' Wagonsi, etc. Wagons and C^tninges of ererj deacnption, made to order, nnd genenl jobNng iono with ncRt- ness ai>d dispatch. Orders from the country promptly attended to. ADVBRTISINO DEPARTMENT. XCtX PHILADELPHIA Corner of Second and Folsom Streets, < ^«» » WE TAKE THE PRESENT OPPORTUNITY OF THANKING OUR Friends and Customers for the liberal support heretofore extended to the ?HttAt)Etf HIA BREWERY, ' And notify them that wo have added to our Establishment By which we hope, through the greatly increased facilities, now possessed by us, to furnish, as usual, A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BEER, That shall not only equal that previously furnished by us, but convince them that we are determined to merit their continued patronage and support. HOELSCHEB & WIELAND. PAOIFIO COAST BUSIMBSS DIRECTORY. JOHIV B. HOLMES. JOHV A. MOOSE. J. B. BOIiHES « CO. Dealers in 9 Nos. 5 & 7 California St., and 108 & 110 Market St. HEWBT K. CVMMIirefB. aOHBI M. MAXWEI.I.. OUMHIIVOS A MAXlTirXSLi]:., COMMISSION MEROHANTS, FOR THE SALE OF 415 and 417 Davis Street, S. W. Corner of Oregon. SAN FRANCISCO. HOWABD CHAPMAN, TSTom. ao And. SB OaIUSoxtiiIa. ISItireety 3^orm the city and country solicited, promptly at- tended to, and warranted as ordered. Jfio. ai FIlEM.OTfT STUEH'C; SAMT V*TtA.TSCimCO. @^J^i^&@^ ^l^it@@@«o A CON AND AKEK, N. E. cor. Jackson and Sansom Sts., San Francisco. ^m^ Repairing and general machine work done at the lowest rates. New and second hand Wagons for sale. f tatnd mm motU, ANU XANDrAOTITBBR OF Stained, Ennmel and Bent Glass, Chureh Windows, Hail and Slcylights, cto. Hotel fc Bestaurant Lamps Worked to order or doHlgn,- MISSION STREET, NEAR BEALE. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 6. B. JESSE. H. M. DBEW. JESSE & DBEW, 9 MEOHANIGS' MILL, No. 407 Mission St., oor. Fremont, SJ&JT FX%.AJ>TaZ8CO. Constantly on hand and made to order, Stair Bails, Posts, Balusters, etc FOR No. 587 Market St., opp. Occidental Market, San Francisco. > Constantly on hand. Hilk Wagons, Ught Express, Thoronghbraee, and Lumber Gears, Extra Poles, Extra Whiffletrees and Lead Bars. OIV PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORY. aTDE A CBESTER, For Baiaing, Moving, aud Lowering Wood or Briok Buildings to rait Grades, and for taking out and patting on Board Steamer Boilers of any Weight ^m^ ; ORDERS LKPT AT THKIR PLACE OF BUSINESS, 619 Mission Street, between Second and Third, All work entnuted to their oluurse will be done with Safety. THEODORE EALLENBEBG, Ho. 416 Karket Street, BM FBANOIBOO. MA.CHIISriST, Maker of Models for Inventors, Drawing Instruments, Small Machines, Philosophical Ins- traments, Scales and Weights. All kinds of Erass and Iron work. Jtepairing promptly attended to. A. OAmnnoiif OZX.A.OB'S X^XXiXiS, aoo Slarlcet (Street, near ISeale, SAN FRANCISCO. Oolumns, Heweli, Balusters, Billiard and Ten-Fin Balls. 'Cabinet and Ship Turning dune to Order— jpi FRANCIS DODGE, CONTRACTOR FOR '* No. 669 Mission Street, between Second and Third, OwA.Itl'BN'XBIt -S^OK.^ IDCITE TO OS-IDBH. Dr. N. T. WHITCOMB, No. 205 THIRD STREET, CORNER HOWARD, ^ ■« » ,1 ^ TEETH FILLED WITH FINE COLD, ARTIFICIAL BONE, AND PLATINA. All plate -work made and repaired on the best material at the shortest notice, and -warranted. None cheaper or better on this Coast, Call and examine specimens, VOBTH BEAOfl ABD SOUTH FABK CABS PASS TEt, 'JC JB. ADVBRTIBIMO DEPARTMENT. CV SAN FRANCISCO AND SAN JOSE RAILROAD, GENERAL FREIGHT DELIVERY, Bamse and Freight delivered to all parta of the Citv. Wo keep a MeMOiiaer on the cars to rooolve orders and oheoks for baMa)(e. Oi'den for goodn, and erranda of all kindB promptly attended to. Wo also run an exprew to Half Koon Bay and Pegoadero. I* I €~^ TV !E3 Tn "R, 3F" jAl O 'OC o :]Ei. -v^ 558 Mission St., (Nortli side) bet. 1st & 2(1, San Francisco. B'S' J*. X>. Superfine White Uacaronl, viaisrv: Superfine large White and Yellow Macaroni. " flat " " Superfine largo White and Yellow Vermicelli. Extra Superfine White Vermicelli. '< " Yellow " Superfine Yellow Macaroni. Superfine White VermioRlIi. " Yellow " A-IV-A^HEIIM: l^IIN^E X>EI»OT. WhoUula and Betail Dealer in wiMii Amm m%WQ>m\ NO. 4:& mECONT> SXRX2E3X, NEAH MISSION STBEET, SA« mANCISCO. « » > lar ALWATS OV HABD A LABQE AB80BTHENT OF 8EQAHS, TOBAOOO, FIFES, &o. St '8) BANKS O'CIilTD fci''.-% n. E. COBfitEB SAMSOM* MABKET AND SUTTEB STBEETS, ANDREW CUNNINGHAM, PROPRIETOR. en PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRKCTORT. o. :Boit.onA.ii,i>, > »»^ > Manufaotures all kinds of CANDIES of the Best Materials, and will sell AS LOW AS ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE. Ooods Warranted to keep in any climate. Country Orders promptly attended to. Dealers supplied on liberal terms. JAS. B. JOHnrsoivr^ iif Mm mm\M mm imii, CORNER FREMONT AND MISSION STS., SAN FRANCISCO. < n » All kinds of HATTERS' TOOLS made to order at short notice, and on reasonable terms. Pat- tern and Model making in all its branches. HOISTINa WHEELS FOR STORES, WAREHOUSES, ETC. SHIPS' WHEELS MADE TO ORDER. Slanofftoturer of my Patent Premium Windmill, of all kinds and sises. J. QWB. LUOOBFB'. ITO- IB XHIMD STS,BBTa EAST zm, nuti UAUtr, san fhancisgo, cal WHOLESALE AND RETA.IL DEALERS IN DR'V OOODS, dLtOmillVO, HA-TS ^ CA.T?S, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Ladies* and ChUdiien's Gaiters. A.II Orders promptly attended, to. INVX:iVXOR A.3VD 'TXSA.CIISR ' OF TBB ' FIRST PREMIUM MATHEMATICAL MODELS, FOR CUTTtltC AU KiNOS Of UOIES' GARMENTS, SUCH AS ' The Qored Dress, Basquine, Sack, Postillion, Zouare, Girdles, Aprons, etc., and also for cutting all kinds of Gentlemen's and Children's Clothing. 101 Second Street* near Ho^trard* San Franolaoo* ADVBRTISING DBPARTMKirT. CVU AUGUST KOEHLiEIR^ MANUFACTURER OF TRDSSES, ELASTIC SHOOLDER BRACES, FOR E2:P.A.I4-X3ZXa-a- XZXE OXXESX, XJ.AJDXZIS* ^OIXj'I^S JiJXm 8T7Z>3E*^Xl.*rZIXl.ia, Inatramenta for Club-Feet, Knook-Knces, Bow-Legs, Weak Ankle Joints, Curvature of the Spine, IMles and Frolapsus. Also, a very superior article of Silk, Thread, EUastio, and Lace Stockings, (for enlarged or vari- cose veins, of the leg, ftc.) Elastic Female Belts, Knee Caps, Chidren's Trusses, Surgical Belt and Bandage, and all kinds ot Suspensoriei). 718 Washington Street, opposite the Plaza. «^- TRUSSES REPAIRED AND NEWLY COVERED. FBANCIS LIEPHABT, MANUFACTUBEB OF EXTRA LAUJfBIlY, EXTRA EAMILY, -AND- OHEimiCAI. OLIVES SOAP. Manufactory Comer Third and To-wnsend Streets, ' ' aJL.lSr FR.A.XTCXSCO. FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, PRICE 2S Cta, L. CORRIVEA.U, joL jnL X JtCi JLM Jt^ jbS &S S9 Hair Oatting, Shaving, Hair Dying, Ladies' Shampooing, 50 Ots. J. H. G. PORTlKIAlfflff, MANUFACTURBB OF CUcal, OliTe, Faily anl Marine Soap, POTRERO NUEVO, Mission Greek, East side, bet. 16th (late Center St,) and Brannan St Bridge. « » > OFFICE, 210 CALIFORNIA STREET. , §' CVUl PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HAMKESRSHITH ^ RUSS^ IMPORTERS OF TOYS AND FANCY GOODS OF EVERY I>ESCM1»T10N, And Agents for Jacob Zeeh's Celebrated California make Gold Medal Piano -Fortea, No. 8530 MOINXGOMKIKY SXRESST*, NX2A.R FIP^E:, (IN RU8S HOUSE BLOCK) m T1I16. 734 WA$»t»GTON 3T.* m, THE FUZA, %m FRANCISCO. — . »■» • 0^ General Dyeing and Scoaring of Merino and Silk Dresses, Plain or Epingle Velvet, Satin, Barege, Cashmere Shawls, Chinese Crapes, Velvet Mantillas. Special attention paid to scouring Gentlemen's Clothing. Steam Cylinder for watering silks. Hydraulic Press for pressing and re- finishing Cashmere Shawls and Woolen Goods. » ■«» > Of every deteriptiou tahen at the FAVWIO ART GALLERY, No. 28 Third Street, West aide, near Market, San Franciaco. An Artist of 16 years practice sttperintends every sitting. Especial attention paid to copying. Old dairuerreo- types copied to any eize, and restored either by retouching with India Ink, Crayon Water Color, or OU Taint- ing. Or^"*^ from the country promptly attended to. Also, Oil Painting flrom life. WARM SWIMMING B /L "X" ^it^s Corner of Filbert and Powell Streets, ADVKRTISINa DEPARTMENT. CUE A. J. BRTAMT A CO. IMFOBTBBS AND WEOUBBAIiB DBAIiBBB IN FINE WIRES & LIQUORS. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. C. KAUITOir. C. HTfiUJi. G. RALSTON & CO. PBOICE AM COMH MGHMTS, Dealers in all kinds of Country Produce, 223 ^W^^SHIISrGhTOIsr STREET, , r ?• ,r:j'-:' ' m ■ COMMISSION MERCHANTS. AND WHOXJQSAIiSI DWATiTlBa IN PROVISIONB, 40G Front Street^ San Francisco^ Call I<. C. DODOB. H. I.. DODOIi. J. SBOirFi:. D. O'CALLAGHAN & CO. General Agents for Life, Fire and Marine Insurance. Advertising Agents for City and Country Newspapers. Advertisements inserted in the Leading Newspapers at Publishers' Eates. Notes, Bents and Accounts promptly Collected. 424 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ex PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. ttlPORTXR or ARO OXAUR IK 230 AND 233 FRONT STREET, Corner Sacramento, SAN FRANCISCO. ISAAC E. DAVIS. HENRY COWELL. DJLVIS A comrEiiia, DEALERS IN CEMENT^ rUSTEB, HAtB» lATH AND UTH NAtU, Oor. Front and "Wasliinfirton Streets, San Franolsoo. CO c/> f2 S 08 90 S r*i C3 > m M rn ■ CO SEED AND PLANT WAREHOUSE. « »«» ♦- J. I». STV'EEII^E Ac OO. 400 iL]NI> 411 I>A.VIS STREET, »ATS FRAIVCISCO. ALL KINDS OF Garden, Field, Flo-wer, Fruit & Tree Seeds, etc. For Salo at tho Lowest Prices. A liberal discoant to the Trade. Near ADVBRTISINa DEPARTMENT. CXI W. J. IiOWRY Sb OO. AND DEALERS IN ^LL KINDS OF I>RODUOE, '? S. W. COMER WASHINGTON AND DAVIS STREETS, J. vr. 0,& L,E. BOBEBT Hovri:. J. HV. GAIiZS A CO. Emit asl liefleral Coiiission Mercliants, AMD WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CAUFOBHIA AHQ OHHGOH PROGOCE, iN'o. 325 DA. VIS STREET, SAN FRALCISCO, CAL. Tfcav "WasliIniEtonf a oi^QX OUST ^/LJcurrre soxixozxsx). COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN A.lao» n Ocnoral A.88ortinont; of Field and Onrden Seeds at most lieasonable Rates. 204 WASHINGTON STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ^m^ Consignments solicited. Purchases made for parties in the Interior. Shipping supplied. Junction of Post, Montgomery & Market Sts. 1 ■.» > The handromcrt and newest riGtar«., micb as Sun Pearl rictorei, Helntnotypct, Amlimtrpcs, Cartes de Tfslte and Trlsm. Solar PIctares are taken of every size and at lowest r|ites. m im mi 2! *■ cxu PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. ■ — ■■■ The only Church Boarding School for Young Ladies in this Diocese. The Sixteenth Session of this well established Seminary will commence on the 16th of July, at its commodious building on Silver Street, San Francisco. The few vacancies remaining should prompt early application on the part of Parents and Guardians, who desire for their wards and daughters the advantages of the th uough Christian, literary, and classical education, which is afforded by this Institution. The Princii>al will be assisted by a corps of thoroughly qualified Teachers ; and no pains will be spared to make this the best school on the coast, in all those branches of education which shall prepare Young Ladies to fill the duties of life with knowledge and accomplishment. The services of the Church, and such Biblical and devotional exercises as are ap- proved, are regularly attended by the Boarding pupils. For Terms and other particulars, apply to the Principal, Lock Box IGOO. Visitors. — ^The Rt. Rev. Bishops of California, Oregon and Honolulu. References. — The former and present patrons of the Institute, t^nd the Church Clergy of thfe Diocese. MISS M. LAMMOND, Principal. ©AIiIlOEWIA M@^n« CORNER DUPONT And Oommercial Streets BE S T A. U R A N T AND BATHS IN THE HOTBIi. Esquina do las calles de Dupont 7 Oommercial. IiE8TUA.IlA.NTE Y baRos EN EL HOTEIb S) Encoignure des rues Oommeroial and Dupont. BESTATJIlAPfT ET BAINS DANS I.* HOTEIi. OAIIL.IIA.RD BROXIIC3RS, PROPRIXSXOICS. ©liiiir mm© 722 Front Street, San Francisco, GaL ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. cxm XIIX3 BOARDMAN, GRAY & CO. ITITHOLiXSSAIiiX: AGBiyTGY. The Bubsoriber, late a member of this well known firm, has established a 581 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, Where he will be pleased to receive the orders of his friends and the public, and especially to hear from those Avho have so liberally bestowed their patronage on the firm heretofore. He will supply these superior instruments to the trade WHOLESALE AND EETML, AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES, Made with the Insulated Iron Rim and Frame, (cast in one solid plate.) They excel all others in durability, superiority of tone, and elegance of external appear- ance. All these Pianos have overstrung Scales, giving in connection with the patent iron rim and frame, full, round, powerful and sweet mellow tones. The cases are elegant in appearance, and easily and safely handled. !ll^~ Warranted to Prove Satisfactoryp or the Money Returned. ..£0 Address all Orders to SIBERIA OTT, 581 Broadway, New York. _ CXIV PAOIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORY. » S. D. ft H. W. SMITH'S AMERICAN ORGANS THE MOST PERFECT AND BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IN THE WOSU), FOB THE AMERICAN HOME CIRCLE. « m » xzzs Makes home attractive, refines and elevates the minds of all, beautiful in appearance and effects. SIBERIA on, 581 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, "WHOLESALE -A^Ca^ENT. The immense popularity of these Organs, and their superior Musical powers, is fast bringing them before the public, as the instrument so long desired m American homes. And although the cost price is but a trifle over the Melodeon, yet the musical advantages, beauty of tone and quickness of touch and action are so far superior, that they are fast superseding the Melodeon, and the call is now almost exclusively for the American Organs. It is adapted to any Muuc, from the quickest and most lively, to the heavy tone of the Church Organ. And almost universally they are preferred to the Piano, by persons who have them, yet costing less than half, and only taking a small amount of room. Send for descriptive circulars, giving full particulars and prices. Exclusive Agencies secured to dealers, and large discounts to the trade and Teachers. TO MUSIC TEACHERS AND DEALERS. The subscriber is fully prepared to furnish Sheet Music, Strings, Musical In- struments, and Music Books of all kinds, at the lowest trade rates, wholesale and retail, from the largest collections in this country. Orders punctually and faithfully attended to. Address all orders, SIBEBIA OTT, 581 Broadway, N. T. ADVBRTISINa DBPARTMBNT. OZV AMERICAN ORGANS. (From "Godey's Ladies' Book," February, 1866.) t The followinff remarks and snggeitions relative to this immensely popnlar instmment will doubt- less interesl and profit very many of our readers. Wo commend the article to their careful perusal : A hundred and one makers of Organs, Cottage, Parlor, Cabinet, American, School Organs, etc., etc., are each claiming to make the best instrument in the world. Being comparativelv a new instru- ment, as at present constructed, we are convinced that the public are much less capable of judging of its merits, or demerits, than of most other instruments. If there is really an e«'ontial difference in them, if there are some excellent and some worthless ones, the public should have some criterion for judging of them, some facts which will enlighten them. We cheerfnlly concede the space for this article, knowing that there is hardly a family, or church, or school in all the land, but is more or less interested in this topic. We are also aware, of its being a great misfortune, a real calamity, to any of them to purchase an inferior or worthless Organ, ruinous to good playing, and often a source of much annoyance and vexation. Wo know this article to emanate from a candid and in- telligent source, and thus we give it to our readers. The (^nestion is often asked, what are "reed organs t" We answer, they are, in most cases, nothing in the world but the old melodeon in disguise. Many of the so-called organs have the same bellows, the same reeds, and the same general internal arrangement. With the bellows turned on edge to gain room, they have simply put on a more pretentious exterior, and a more high sounding name. But an oi^an, to be in reality an organ, most have a wind-chest or reservoir for air separate from the bellows, into which wind-chest the reeds open, and the tone has room to expand and per- fect itself into the full, round tone, similar to the flute or pipe organ, even, smooth, firm and mel- low ; and this tone from reeds cannot be obtained in any other way known. Nothing so annoys a true organist as to have the volume of sound swelling and jerking spasmodically with every varia- tion of force on the bellows, which is always the case where the reeas open direct into the bellows or air-passages, instead of a wind-chest or sound-box. And yet some makers even go so far as to claim this spasmodic or automatic jerking of the bellows on the reeds as an excellence, just as though they did not know that it must very soon throw the reeds out of tune, and injure the bellows ; and as though it were not an easier matter to obtain a much bettor and more easily managed swell by other methods. The truth is, any organ, so-called, or melodeon, which has the wind acting di- rectly upon the reeds, is nothing more nor less than a huge accordeon, dress it up as you may. And when onanists and true musicians become aware of the lact that they can obtain those that are or- gans in fact as well as in name, they will biy no more of the objectionable ones. Then again the swell should always be separate and distinct from the bellows, so as not to be acted on by the hard or soft blowing, but convenient, so that the player can use it with the knee, separate from the hands or feet, and thus always under easy control, to be used ad libitum. The large divided bellows, or double bellows, is also a very important improvement. By this means not only can the wind be supplied more evenly, but with far greater ease to the performer, from the fact that either bellows alone will be sufficient for the lighter melodies, thus permitting the player to change about and rest the feet at will ; then, if the bellows is of the requisite lai^^re size, and having the wind-chest or reservoir, all will be well. As to the rccds, they must be scientifically tuned and voiced, or all the other good qualities in the world cannot produce a good toned instru- ment. The inquiry now very naturally arises, where can the organ bo procured combining all these essential and desirable qualities 1 There is only one possessing all these points, and tnat is the AMERICAN ORGAN, made by S. D. & H. W. Smith, of Boston, Siberia Ott, Wholesale Agent, 581 Broadway, New York. These organs have a wind-chest extending the whole length of the ifl- strument, and so constructed as to act at the same time as a reverberating sound-box or board, dkAd having the same important relation and part to perform that the sounding-board has to the piano. This feature the makers have pate'ited, and to it are owing in a great measure the entirely un- equalled fullness and richness of time so highly prized hj all who have used these organs. They also have the largest and best divided bellows in use, which is another important feature. No port of their work is slighted, no expense or pains spared to make the American Organs perfect mnsi- cally, as well as mechanically, and, judging from the immense sale of them at present, they bid fair to long maintain the proud position they have won by superior merit alone. We would most heartily advise all interested to call upon or address Mr. Siberia Ott, the Wholesale Agent, at 581 Broadway, New York, and can assure them he will, in the most gentlemanly and truthful manner, impart to them all the information they may desire, and send them descriptive circulars, relative to this truly delightful instrument. iiji* = M OXVl PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. . C. TAIXVTER, MOULDma, MOBTisma, tenonino, AND GENERAL WOOD-WORKINQ MACHIis3ERY, Salb at tbb JimoTioM Shop.— L. L. Mason w>M at anotion about seren thotuand dollan worth of tools and maohinerv at J. A. Fay & Co's yesterday afternoon. E. C. Tainter pnrcbased the good-will ant. part of the fixtures of the concern, and we trust will retain a laiveshare of the business of this well known firm. Ther have Just completed several large wood planing maohines for the Busslan Government; two of which wiU Slane fifty feet long each; others will be shipped to Liverpool this week. The sale will be resumed again to- ay at 10 o'clock.— fforeeiter DaUy S^, Sepkmbir 8d, 186L Having purchased the Good-Will of our late ftrin. Builders of SASH and DOOR MACHINERY, and started the business in connection -with Witherby, Rugg 8e Richardson, vrith Ne'W Patterns and superior facilities, -will thank our late Patrons and all in -want of first-class Wood- Working Machinery to favor me ■with their orders. SEND YOUR ADDRESS AND RECEIVE A PRICE LIST AND CIRCULARS. WOSCXBTXS, XABS. E II TH ADVBRTI8IN0 DEPARTMENT. CXVU "X'UCICEiXl. Mannfaoturers of and Wholesale Dealers in IRON BEDSTEADS, SPRINO BEDS FOLDING WOOD COTS, ■.A.X^X>- BRONZED GrA^B Ji.NT> ji^JgiiJbfLI|^^JLiX?9 Jgfl JiS JL^s» X O JffwJSf ^c 1»@© <9 Scomt Scotf Aso<« 1 15, 1 17 & 1 19 COURT ST, BOSTON, MASS. 59 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. THOMAS J. FISHEE, Pres't. HIRAM TUCKER, Geni Sup't. R. S. TAT, Treasurer. oxyiii PAOIFIO OOABT BUSINESS DIRIOTORT. 1 S 6 6 COIiT'S PATENT REVOLVING BBEEOH FISTflU. MES. CmilHIS AlO M (IIHL VAVwACTvmKi* n-x TO WHICH COMPANY AL OMMUNICATIONt MUST Bl ADDRIMID. OIiD MODBIi FOOKBT FIBTOIiB. riatec! Honntinvf, Calibre or Siw of Bore 81*100thi of an Inch diameter (earr^iog 92 Elonnted_or 140 Rouna BulleU tojhe jpound). la BulleU to the 4 inch Barrel, Lever Kamrod, Wulglit 24 oi Six Ahota, (110.26, Five Shoti, tO.Tfi 6 " " " " " 26o« " " 10.66, " " 10.16 e " " 27 01 " '« 11.00, <• " 10.60 OIiD MODBIi HA.VY or BSIiT PIBTOIi. Plated Mountingi, Six Sbott, Ik inob Barrel, Calibre or Siie of Bora, 86-lOOthr, of an inch diameter (carryiiur 60 Elongated or 86 Round Bulleti to the pound). Welgbt 2 Ibe. 10 oi 14.00 Witb an "AttaobaDle Carbine Breecb," plain extra. 7.60 •• " " " witbCantcen •• 9.00 mW FOOKBT FISTOZiB, lf«*i/ 8i»e CatUtre. "alibreorSizeof BoreBO-lOOtbuof ' " let! to the pound). Calibre or Size of Bore 80-lOOthii of an inoh diameter (carrying 60 Iilong«ted or 86 Round Bul> 44 inoh Barrel, Five Shoti, Plated or Blued Mountingt Weight 26 oi. 11.00 0} " " '• " " " " " 261oi.ll. 40 q\ >' " •• << " " " " 28 01. 11.76 WITH PATKirr OBntriKa LKTSB bamboo ATTAOBBIk JIJUW KODBIi FOOKBT FIBTOri8> Calibre or Size of Bore 8M00tb« of an inoh diftmeter (oarrying 98 Elongated or 140 Bound Bulleta to the pound). 31 inoh Barul, Five Shot*, Steel Mountingt Weight 16 oi. 11.60 «} " " " " " " " 16^01.12.00 ZraiW MODBL FOIJOB FI8TOI18. Calibre or 8ixe of Bore 86-100th8 of an Ineh diameter (oartying 60 Elongated or 86 Bound Bul- let* to the pound). 41 ineh Barrel, Five Shoti, Plated or Blued Mounting! Weight 241 oa. 11.7B 5} " " " •' " " " '• 26101. 12.16 e 26 ox. 12.60 mW MODBZi NAVY or BBIiT FXSTOL. Pattern now uted br the U. 8. Navy. Calibre or Size of Bore 86-lOOths of an inch diameter (carrying 60 Elongated or 86 Bound Bullet* to the pound). 71inch Barrel, Six Shota, Bram. Plated or Blued Mountinn Weight 2 lb«. 10 01. 1600 The same Arm with an "Attachable Carbine Breeoh," plun extrs. 7. 60 " " " '• " " withCanteen " 9.00 now HODBIi HOI18TBB FX8TOI1. (Recently approved by a Board of U. S. Army Offlcen, and adopted for the me of the U. 8. Regular Military Service). Calibre or Size of Bore 44-lOOtba of an inch diameter (carrying 88 Elongated or 48 Round Bnlleta to the pound'' 8 inch Barrel, Six Shot«, Steel Handle Strap, BraM, Plated or Blued Trigger Guard. Weight, 2 lbs. 11 oz .„ 16.00 The same Arm with an "Attachable Carbine Breech," Plain extra, 7.60 " " " withCanteen , " 9.00 OXUTAMBNTAIi XNGBAVINO on Fooket FiatoU " 4.00 " " Belt and Holster Fiatola " 6.00 _" " AttMhable OwMne Breeoh " 8.00 IVOBT 8TO0K, fbr Fooket Fiatole " 6.00 <• " Belt or Holeter Fittols " 6.00 FOWDBB FI1A8K8, for Holeter Fiatola " .70 " " Belt " " .80 " " Fooket and New Kodel Follce Fiatol " .40 ADVBRTISING DBPARTMBNT. CXUC O OXb^' s BEVOLVINO RIFLES, CARBINES AND SHOT GUNS. New Model 8tieTen inob Barrel " 10Ib«. 82. 2& Thirty inch Barrel Weight 10 Ibi. 8 ox. 88.76 BXWUM. Same itvio, Hix ShntH, Calibre or Size of Bore 44-lOOtbi of an inch dlanetor (carrying 28 Elongated or 48 Round Bullotii to the pound). Twenty-four inoh Barrel Weight81ba. Ifiox. 84.00 Twenty-feven Inch Barrel " 9 Ibe. Sox. 8S.60 Thirty-one and fi-16 Inch Barrel " 9lb«.10oz. 87.00 BXTIiBB. Same ttvle, Five Shotn, Calibre or Site of Bore SO-lOOtbf of an inch diameter (carrying 14 Elongated or 24 Bound Bullets to the pound). Twonty-four Inoh Barrel Weight 8 Iba. 14 ox. 86.80 Twenty-neven inch Barrel " 9lbt.llox. 87.00 Thi rty-one and 6-16 Inch Barrel (Pattern uied by U. 8. Army) " 9 Iba. 16 ox. 88.60 OABBZVXS. Now Model, Steel Mountinm, Rilled Barrel*. 18 or 21 inchoi long. Six Shota, Calibre or Hixo of IloreSO-lOOtbi of an inch diameter (carrying 43 Elongated or 86 Round Bulleta to the pound) ^'lRl>t 8 Iba. 8 ox. 28.60 Six Shot*. Calibre or Slio of Bore 44-lOOtbi of an inch diameter (carrying 28 Elongated or 48 Round BulleU to the pound) .height 8 Ibi. 12 ox. 81.00 Five 8hol«, Calibre or SIxe of Bore 66-lOOtba of an inoh diameter (carrying 14 Elongated or 24 Round Bulleta to the pound) Weight 9 Iba. 8 ox. 83.00 SHOT OUlf 8. Calibre or Sixe of Bore 76-lOOtha of an ineh diameter* S7 Inch Barrel, FiveSbota WelghtOlba 9ox. 47.'*' 30 " " " " " 9"18".48.i6 is " '• « " " 10" ". 60.26 Se " " " " " 11 " 4 " . 61.76 OrdlnaiT Powder TlMka. for Carbine*, Shot Gun* and Rilea tl.eo and 1 .76 Olobe Bichti, for Sporting Rifle* 00 ▲(UiutaMe Target BMk Bicht 3.40 Teleaoope Blchta, for Rifle* 80.00 All FiatoU, Rifle* and Oubines, are forniihed with a Bullet Mould, Bcrew Driver and Nipple Wrench, ttee of oharge. All Shot Oune are flimiabod with Wad Cutter, Screw Driver and Nipple Wrench, free of charge. « »«» I 3E1LZ0 3ES IS OF Colt's Patent Combustible Envelope Cartridges. PACKED IN WATER PROOF CASES. FOR AIL OF THE ABOVE ARMS. PISTOLS, Old Model Pocket t 81-lOOths of an inoh Calibre, in package* of 1,300. . . .per thouaand, S14.00 " " Navy or Belt.... 86-lOOtha " " " 1,200.... " 16.60 " " ArmyorHol«ter44-100tha " " " 1,200.... " 18.60 " New Model Pocket..... 366-lOOOtha " •• " 1,000.... " 11.60 " " " 81-lOOth* " •' " 1,000.... " 14.00 " " Police ao-lOOth* " " " 1,000.... " 16.60 " " Navy or Belt.... 88-lOOth* " " " 1,200... " 16.60 " " ArmyorHoliter.44-100th» " " " 1,200.... " 18.80 RIFLES AND CARBINES 86-lOOtbs " " " 1.200.... " 18.00 " 44-100th» " " •' 1,200.... " 22.00 " " 66-lOOth* " " " 1,000.... " 2600 SHOT GUNS, I with Shot from Na(60-100th* " " " 1,000.... " 2760 " " J StolOBuck |76.100th* " " " 1,000.... " 82.60 TERMS CASH, PAID ON DELIVERY, IN NEW YORK FUNDS. • A Shot Gun of 00-lOOth* of an ineh diameter Calibre la alao manuflMtnred, the prioe of which la #9.80 leH than the «ame length of the other Calibre. t Order* for Cartridge* for "Old Model Pocket Piatol," *hoiild ipeclQr the kumbkb of Shot*. , I cxx PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTOBT. 3m A.. WI^V & OO. Manufacturers of every Variety of 6r?. WAKBANTED SUPERIOR TO ANT IN USE. MANUFACTORY AND OFFICE, CORNER JOHN & FRONT STREETS. Patent Planing and Matching Machines, all sizes. Patent Scroll Sawing Machines, all sizes. Patent Car Boring and Mortis- ■■;", ing Machines, Patent Huh Boring and Mortising Machines, Pa- tent Door and Sash Power Mortising Machines, Patent Chair Mortising and Boring Machines, Patent Iron Frame Tenoning Machines, Patent Iron Frame Sash and Moulding Machines, Patent Iron Frame Upright Shaping and Mould- ing Machines, Patent Iron Frame Cir- cular Ripping Saws, Patent Iron , , ^ : FramyC Railway Cutting Off Saws, Patent Vertical Re- Sawing Machines, Patent Circular Re-Sawing Machines, Daniels* Pa- tent Planing Machines, all sizes, Doane^s Patent Stave and Barrel Machines, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, ^c. Sec. J. A.. FAY Sc CO., OIlVCI]V]VA.TI, O. ADVERTISING OEPARTMKNT. / CXXI A. B. SANDS & 00. Xmporten and WholoMiIe Dealers in rii0#^ IJeirfiitiierii^ GLASSWARE, PAINTS, «:, AND Nos. 139 as(J 141 WIIUAM STREET, jsriBiXKr SSENTIALi OILS OF A.IL.L KIISTDS. .tLECT POWDERS, WARRANTED PURE, OF OUR OWN POWDERING. Particular attention pud to the prompt and thorough execuiicm and paokbg of Orders for the Pacific Coast. lii 1^ m cxxu PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIBBOTORT. PROTIDSIirOB TOOL COMPANY, PEABODY BREECH LOADING FIRE ARMS, For Infantry & Cavalry Service, and for Sporting Purposes, PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, U. S. A. ESTABLISHED, 1845. JOHN B. ANTHONY, TBEASUBEB. Orders are Solicited for the following 3 Tackle Hooks and Thimbles, (black or galvanized) Match or Sister Hooks and Thimbles, (black or galvanized) Swivel Hooks, (black or galvanized) Wrought Iron Open and Welded Thimbles, (black or galvanized) Galvanized Malleable Iron Closed (Light, Heavy, Extra Heavy, Navy, and Lipp or Saddle) Thimbles, Brass Thimbles, Barrel or Cant Hooks, Common and Improved (chain) connect- ing Shackles, CUnch Rings, (plain or galvanized) Rigger Screws, Police Hand- Cuffs and Ankle-Shackles, Superior and Common Ship-Scrapers, (light and heavy blades) Marline Spikes, (black and polished) Caulking, Dumb, Bent, Spike and Reefing Irons, Live Oak Caulking Mallets, with Steel Rings. Penfield's Patent, Conical-pointed, Rolled-Rim Brass Grommets, Sheet Brass, Eyelet, Navy and Mail Bag Grommets, Setting-Dies and Cutting Punches for do. Grommet Rings, Ring, Heart, Topsail or ip, (with bar) Bridle or ship, (with bow) and Spectacle or Jib, Clews, (black or galvanized) Bur Mine Leaders, &c. . <. Comprising Nuts, Washers and Bolts, Chain Links, Chains, Plate Hinges (fast and loose joint) Pick Axes, (American and Swedes Iron, cast steel points) Threshing Machine Teeth, Superior Adze Eye Nail and Rivet Hammers, made from steel of our ovm manufacture, Tinned-Rings for Factory Cans, Stirrups and Levers, Machmisis' Tools, Cotton Machinery. ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. CXXIU y OF WARRENS' B O O I" $ W C Are now in use throughout the United States, upon the most costly Public and Private Structures. By Twenty Years' actual test, its merits have been established as a Valuable and Durable Roofing. Ninety of the largest Mannfactnring Corporations in the New England States hare more than 2,500,000 square feet of surface covered with Warrens' Roofing, many thousand feet of which has replaced Tin. WARRENS' ROOFING is both WATER-TIGHT and FIRE-PROOF. It will not expand and contract with heat and cold, liico metal roofs. ^ - One inch to the foot is all the inclination required on the roof. ,. It can be walked upon without injury. It can be used for drying purposes. It is not affected injuriously by changes of temperature. It is adapted to every climate. l < • ' It is not injured by the jarring of machinery. It will bear more than double the heat of zinc, tin, or galvanized iron, without danger to the boarding beneath it. Firemen can stand upon it in perfect security, and control the fire in adjoining buildings. It will withstand the action of chemicals in buildings where the same are manufactured or used ; and is not affected by gas which rises in founderios, blacksmith shops, etc. It is a non-conductor of heat. Upper rooms are cooler in summer, and warmer in winter, than with any-other materials. Its Cost is very much less than that of any other fire-proof in use. Insurance is effected in the best offices in the United States and abroad, at same rates as on build- ings covered with other fire-proof materials. MANUrACTURID BY THK IVomr ZSngland Folt Roofing Oompany^ B I^IBKRXY SQUARES. BOSTOM^. \ii ' t. M CXXIV PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIREOTOBT. EVEREH STETSON, WALPOLE, MASSACHUSETTS, MACHINE OF EVERT DESCRIPTIOH. FOR COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY, Diamond Pointed and Stripped Clothing, FANCIES AND DOFFER RINGS, &c, &c. ASD AX EXTENSIVE BEFERENCE OIVEN IF DESIRED, ADVERTISINa DEPARTMENT. CXXV MATHABD ft NOTES' Testimony of Parties who have used it for more than a Quarter of a Oentnry. Registrt of Deeds Office, Boston, Jan. IO»h, 1859. Messrs. Matnabd & Notes : Gentlemen — I am glad that longerElV, N. J. WAREHOUSES, 51 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK, AND 403 ABOH STREET, FHILADELFHIA. Samples and prices on application. Lots made to order of any pattern or stamp required. GOL» AND SILVER REFINER AND NO. 5 WORCESTER STREET, PROVIDENCE, R. I. Particular attention giving to Anaying and making estimates oftlie value of Ore*. The most refVactory Ores of Uold and Silver worked en the most improved ana economical plan. JOHN ROBERTS, PRACTICAL ORGAN RUILDER IN ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES ripe Organs of any ilimenslons unsurpassed Iri mechanical skill, quality of materials, and artistic perfection of tone built on reasonable terms. Beferenoes: a. J. WKIin.Frofessor of Muflic, 118 Mt. Vernon street, Hostun; O. F. ROOT, Professor and I'ublUber of Music, Clarke street, ChlcaKO; L.OWKLL MASON, Ur. of Music, Oranse, N. J. : H. U. THUNDER, l>rofC8Sor ofMuslc. Mouth 4th street, Phlladelnhla; C1IA8. O. 80WKK, Esq., Publisher, ST North 3d street, Philadelphia; THOS. T. MASON, Esq., Dry lioods, 420 Market street, Philadelphia; A. W. KA NO, Heaters, Ac, 124 North «th street, Philadelphia; Rev. ALFRED COORMAN, 2023 Wallace street, Philadelphia; Rev. PATRICK STANTON, Ht Augustln's, 4th street, Philadelphia. Manufactory comer Orthodox and Penn Streets, Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. SAW MAKING, 1806. SPRING MAKING, 1842. STEEL MAKING, 1845. »»» Shovel Iron in Sheets, Iron Flow Plates, Steel Cultivator Teeth, Blister, Cultivator, Hoe, Flow, Spring, Sleigh Shoe, Tiro, Toe Calking, Saw, Shovel and Scabbard Steel. OOAOH SPBINOS, AND MILL AND OBOSS OUT SAWS, MA-lVXIFACXUFtED BY WBI. ROWLAND &, CO. 048 Beaoli Street* Pbiladelpbila. An experience of twenty-four years has satisfied us that Swedish Steel makes the best SPRIKG. We use no other kind oi Steel. ii CXXXll PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. Have been familiarly known to the American public for upwards of three-quarters of a century. They speak their own praise where- ever planted. . • Our WHOLESALE PRICE LIST, published for the trade only, will be mailed to all Country Merchants, Booksellers, Druggists or regular Seedsman, who apply. MARKET GARDENERS, to whom Pure and Reliable Seeds are of the first importance, will be supplied on favorable terms. PRIVATE FAMILIES, resident in localities remote from par- ties who vend our Seeds, will be supplied (by mail, post-paid, or express) with Seeds of quality seldom equaled. LAPBETH'S RURAL REftlSTER, PUBLISHED ANNUALLT, Containing numerous Hints on Horticulture, will be mailed to all applicants. NOS. 21 AND 23 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, ADVKRTISINO DEPARTMENT. CXXXUl GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT, wo. ao PI.ATT ■THBET, HRW YORK. Fartioular Kttontion paid to FurohMlng Ooodi on Orders. Rrfkrkmcer.— DodRe, Gilbert A Co., Ilnfitnn, Mru. ; New England, Bntt Co., Provlilnnco, R. I. ; lillvcn & Mead, KowYork; RurKcnt ft Co., New York; TrowlirUlKP, Wilcox A Co., Detroit, Mlcb.; Tuttiv, llibbard A Co., Cblcago, III. ; llammcnd a Co., Nacramcnto, t'al. ; Win. Ilnfen >t Co., Han Kranclwo, Cal. Dr. B. B. Smith's Direct and To-and-Fro Onrrent Eleotro-Hagnetlo MaoMnei, for Medical Fnrpoiea. " The arrangement nftho Direct Circuit In Hmlth'a apparatui glvoi a much utronger phynlologlcal effect than I have seen (Vom any other apparntua. The Iniluced Current In extremely Intenae."— JJ. Silnman, Jr., I'rofcuor of General and Applied ChemlatrV, Yale Colleite, Cnim., .Inly, \m».* The »<)-ciillod Hlx - lijirlous Nature. FhysiOKnomy, with " Signs of Character, and How to liead them." Eyes, Ears, Nose, Lips, Mouth, 7Iead, Uair, Eye-brows, Hands, Feet, Skin, Complexion. Fsyohology, the '-Science of the Soul," Han's relations to this life, and the life tu cnmo. Published monthly, in quarto form, at $2 a year. Sample numbers by first post, 20 cents. Address FOWLER & WELLS, 889 Broadway, N. Y. DEPOT OF THE SANTA CLARA FLOTJB MILLS, AND DEALBRB IN 223 ClAY STREET, BELOW FROKT, SAN FRANCISCO. Liberal cash advances made on consignments, and Storage furnished at lowest rates. ■::i CXXXIV PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIKBCTORT. H. H. BANCROFT AND COMPANY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS • AND- STATIONERS, 609 Montgomery St., and 607-617 Merchant St. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. < »»» > Offer one of the most Complete Stocks in the World ; at wholesale, where dealers can supply themselves with everything they may wish in the Book and Stationery line ; and at RETAIL, where all can purchase in any quantity desired, from a single Toncil and quire of Paper to the fitting out of a Bank or Merchant's Counting Room, or from a Primer to a Complete Library in any department of Literature. The Business is divided into NINE DEPARTMENTS and a Catalogue of each Depart- ment is published, which will be furnished on application. L MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS— Eighteen f.ubdivisions in this Catalogue, and a very full and complete stock always on hand. II. SCIENTIFIC BOOKS— A very complete Catalogue of 58 pages octavo. III. SCHOOL BOOKS— All the School Books used on the Pacific Coast. Publish the pop- ular Clarke's Geographies. / . • '. IV. LAW BOOKS — Publish all the California Law Books, besides others especially adapted tr the Pacific Coast. . A large stock of Reports, Statutes, Digests and Text Books always on hand. V. MEDICAL BOOKS — / cop-.plete assortment of both American and English Works. VI. RELIGIOUS BOOKS— Bibles, Prayer Books, Hymn Books, Sunday School Libraries and a full assortment of Religious Literature. VIL SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS— Works sold only by Subsc; >tion, by Traveling Agents. Canvassers wanted all over the Coast Good profits for good industrious men. VIII. BLANKS— Law, Commercial and Mercantile Blanks. IX. STATIONERY— Blank Books, all kinds of Paper, Printers' Material, and everything in the Stationery Line. Printing, Engraving and Manufacturing done w order, in the best manner, on short notice. Country Orders will receive prompt attention. Books, etc., sent by Express or Mail to any of the Pacific States or Territories. . Consignments of Books and Stationery respectfully solicited. H. H. BANCROFT & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, San Francisco. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. R. A. SWAIN A CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEATKRS IN CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, White and Decorated Cl&iiia^ DXlVriffZZB.^ TISA TOILET SETS. VASES, &C. PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, KEROSENE AP OIL UMFS, UNTERNS, §$d #il mi ii0»I #11 ^iiiif N. E. Corier Pine anl Sassom Streets SAN FBANCISCO, CAL. CXXXVl PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. GUNPOWDER ! db aati FR3SSH FROM THE MILLS OF The California Powder Works fo:r bax^e b's* mwrn R is@®ii» J s imt '9 No. 318 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. DAVID MEKK^R,) San Francisco a. COBBi:.£l>ICK, S Cal. wii:.i:.iAH JAMES, JNy^y''' MEEKER, JAMES & CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN WAGON AND GMRIAGE HATERIAm 12 AND 14 PmrS STREIET. ISl Front Street, (Bet. Oalifdmia & Fine Bti. ) ,v ^o ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMBNT. CXXXVU LEATHER, HIDES, OILS & TALLOW, ASH IXPORTEBS or TAMEBS' AND OUBBIEBS' TOOLS AND MATERIALS, ., 422 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, GAL JAMES ir. cox, Late Cox, WiUcott & Co. A. C. inCHOI.8. , ii;: i-'i E. T. DVItl.ET', DUDLEY & eERHABDT, IHPOBTBR8 OF AND DBALBBB IN C. OEBHARDT. Q^ 6g) AJtm Ho. 404 BattersT Street, BUILDINO CORNER OF CLAY, ^ SAN PEANOISCO, CAL. J^ Q§ ei^ d^ IMPOBTEKS OF ASTD DEAI^EKS IIT FUBNITURE, BEDDIN<3-, AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 740 WASHINGTON STilEET, opposite the Plaza, And 638 HABKET STREET, H, HORSTMANN. p. HITFSCHMIDT. ! i m cxxxviii PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORY. *S- HISTORY OF XXZS Located East Side of Napa Valley, on the Side of the Mountain, FIVE MILES FROM NAPA CITY. Anai i of the Napa Soda Springs, by Dr. L. Lanbzwbbrt, Practical Chemist, San Francisco. Made, May, 1856: TEHPEKATDRB FAHK «8 BEBIDirCM FROH STAPOKATIOS, IS A 4|rAItTER CIAI.T^Sr, OR8.1T 1* BICABBOWATB OF SODA U »9 CABBOWATIi OF MAOarESIA CAS CAJKBOVATB OF I.IlfB • «• OHKiOBIBE OF SODirW ISO ■VBOABBOVATB OF IBOV 1 Ve •■JI.PBATB OF SOBA O 46 ■II.ICEOIJS ACIB O IT AXVMiaA CIS X4>M oa» IT 1* We, the nndersigned, Physicians practicing in the Cit^ of San Francisco, have examined the resnlt of the analysis made by Dr. L. Lanszweert, Practical Chemist, of the water from the Napa Soda Spring of Napa. The water, according to this examination, possesses Aperient, Antacid and Tonic properties, which cannot fail to be very beneficial in the treatment of Chronic Diseases, and alfording a pleasant, healthful and invigorating beverage. H. M. GRAY, M. D., ARTHUR B. STOUT, M. D., CHARLES BERTODY, M. D., J. P. WHITNEY, M. D., A. F. SAWYER, M. D., WILLIAM O. AYRES, M. D. NoTfOB. — I beg to sabmit to the notice of the Public the above Analvsis of the celebrated Napa Soda Springs, which aspires to the general favor of Medical Men, and the same attested to by six of our best and most eminent Physicians, who are perfectly familiar with the medicinal properties of this Mineral Water — which has been extensively used for eight years with perfect success, for the care of Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Indigestion, General Debility and Female Weakness. In cases of Emaciation and Debility, an increased nutrition of the body is the result of the use of this Water. Nothing so beneficial I The components are so perfectly united by Nature, that for a healthful and refreshing beverage this Water surpasses any other Mineral Water in use ; and for Sea Sicktirsb it is infallible. Allow me to invite your attention, with the request that you will give it a trial, and if you find it worthy, your iiifiuence. Steamers, Hotels, Saloons and Families will be promptly served on leaving orders at the Napa Soda Office, No. 333 Bush Street, opposite Occidental Hotel, San Francisco. J. H. TV^OOr^, r»i-opi-ietor. jll^ N. B. — Some Bar-keepers, and others, have imposed npon the Public by palming off other water for Napa Soda. Look well at the Bottle I None is genuine unless in bottles with the following blown in the glass : " N/ PA SODA," on one side, and " NATURAL MINERAL WATER," on the other side ; and the same secured as Trade Mark. J. H. W. ADVERTISIKO DEPARTMENT. CXXXIX In MmHi ^tjilt», mi of M (^m\xtu»f ■A.T- [ESSSIORFFER f: m Nos. 635 and 637 Cionimercial Street, GSJC^SS' Z5» Q^ dSl. SS' C^ Q 683 C^ C£> o Our establishment being identical with the progress of San Francisco, and our connections and facilities in Europe and New York with the best manufacturers, the most complete, we can confidently recommend our assortment as the BEST AND LARGEST IN THIS STATE, And while thanking for the unprecedented large patronage during the last four- teen years, we shall strive to deserve a continuance of the same, ^i A.T No. 635 & 637 Commercial St., San Francisco, No. 125 J Street, Sacramento, Corner D and Second Streets, Marysville, and 72 Front Street, Portland, Oregon. cxl ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. ELIAS H. JONES. JAMES PULLMAN. No. 400 SANSOM STREET, Comer Sacramento, , SAJ\r FEAJVCISCO, IMPORTERS OF ^^t$^, Imlmhm^p ^hh ^mhp MILLINERY AND STEAW GOODS, ,. POCKET CUTLERY, RAZORS, AND GENERAL FANCY GOODS. The attention of the trade ia respectfully invited to the above stock which, in at tractiveness and cheapness, is unequaled on the Pacific coast. H. ▲ CRANE. W. H. BRIGHAH. J. RIDDELL. CRAIVE A BRIGKAM^ WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES, PROPRIETORY ARTICLES, Fancy Goods, Druggists' Sundries, Perfumery, Sfc, 8^c. Corner Front and Clay Streets, San Franolsoo. §[0. 314 (&mmtt\^\ ft., fr«twM» §att«ry antf |v«nt, fan gxmt\%tn. ADVERTISINO DEPARTMBNT. cxli WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. &V& ^©wwsv. This Favorite Besort will remain under the management of Mr. ALSTBOM. Having made extensive improvements on the buildings and grounds, the public can rest assured that their sojourn at the Springs will be made pleasant. J. BREMBERG & CO., - - - - PROPRIETORS. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.— This popular watering place is pleasantly situated in Napa Valley, about eighteen miles from Napa City, and eight miles this side of Calistoga. Springs. The Sulphur Springs is fast becoming a favorite resort not only for pleasure seekers, but also for those who would while away a few days,weeks,or months, in agreeable and pleasing recreations, free from the dust, care, and bustle incident to city life. Those who have not frequented the place recently will be sur- prised on their next visit at seeing the extensive improvements, consisting in part of the most elabo- rate arrangements and artistic adornments in both the buildings and grounds ; also of the excellent provisions made in the culinary department of the establishment. We can assure those who wish to spend a short period in pastime and recreation, that there is no place to be found on this coast that offers inducements so favorable as the White Sulphur Springs. JONES & WOOLL, Manufacturers and Importers of LOOKING CLASSES, ENGRA-VINa-S, Artists' Materials^ ZStc. 643 Market Street, nearly opposite Montgomery, SAF EUAFGISGO. FACTORY : Market Street, between Seventh and Eighth. PL^'^^S RE-SILVERED JND FRAMES RE-GILT. m f cxlii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORT, 751 MARKET STREET, between 3d and 4tb, ■■■ An Institution designed to prepare boys, young and middle-aged men, for an active and successful business life. Regular Banks and Business Offices liave been Intvoduced^ By which we are enabled to fit our students in the best possible manner and at the least expense of time and money for the practical duties of the counting- house. Students can enter at any time of the year, there being no vacations. The " College Review," giving full particulars of the Course of Instruc- tion, Expenses, etc., can be had free by calling at the College, or addressing ' President Business College, SAN VBANCISCO. CAIi. AND GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT, 51 Third Street^ San Francisco^ GaL DEALER IN Plain and Fancy Stationery, School Books, Toy Books, Songs and Song Books, Pocket GnUery and Pocket Ooods, Albonis and Prayer Books, Piotnres, Local and Eastern Papers and Periodicals, and Standard and Current Light Literature. OBJDEIta BY MAIL PXOMPTZY AXIt ACCUSATEZT ATTENDEO TO. PACIFIC LAW & COLLECTION OFFICE OF ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Frinoipal Offloe at Rooms 11, 12 and 13 Armory Hall BuildinK, S02 Montsomery Street. Ban Tranoisoo, Oal. Branoh Offices in all the Cities and Towna on the Fooiflo Doast. ISr* ColleetUtna tnade with or without suit at all points on tho Paeifle and Attantie Coastt and Britinh Columbia. REYNOLDS, REIS & CO San Francisco, Cal. HUNTER, WAND 4 CO " CHRISTY* WISE " HATHER A CO " " EBV. A. WILLIAMS " " T.A.MORRIS New York City, N. Y. Zl Z"3ED 3E1. T GEO. C. DAVIS, Esq Plttobnrg, Pa. JOHN P. LOO AN, Esq '. Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIAM FENN, Esq Peoria, 111. OEO. R. ECKLEY, Esq Chicago, III, QiN. A. 8. BURNETT New Albany, la. Hon. J. M. EDMUNDS Washington, D. C ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMKNT. cxliii TXr. H. RICHARDS « CO. Importers of and Dealers in (IN BULK AND BOTTLED). No. 708 SANSOM ST, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. JOHN C. MORRISON, Jr. IMPORTER OF AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN FINE WINES & LIQUOES, 614 FRONT STREET, JOHN SAULNIER & CO. OLIVE OIL, FRUITS, ETC. No. 719 Sansoffl Street, San Francisco, Cal. C. J. E. FAHLSTEN & CO, IMPORTERS OF AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC 5^ THSEE D00B8 BELOW HONTOOMEBT, SAI2 ]?ai!Lia®ai(3®p Sikllai: i i I i 11 ^1! I cxliv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. IS. cf3 O". SI. Z>C>3SS^ IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTDRERa OF 1% WIMBOWi MB iOIi AT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, !N"orth Side of Market Street, AT THE JUNCTION OF CALIFORNIA, JOHN HALL & SON, IMPORTERS OF AlTD DEALERS IN NOS. 11 AND 13 CALIFORNIA STREET, ISTos. 114= and 116 Market Street, ARimSS A DAImIiABI, IUFORTER8 AND JOBBERS OF BRUSIIE:S, TWIIVES, CORO AGE, &c. AND MANUFACTURERS OP Brooms^ Pails^ Tubs^ ITITashboards^ &c> 215 AND 217 SACRAMENTO STREET, Between From and Davis, SAN FRANCISCOf CAL. LEilTHER HOSE & l&m/SM& OF .A.XmXm SX^SIS, SUCTION HOSE, HORSE COLLARS, ETC. MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY 801 BATTERY STREET, SUN FRANCISCO, CAL >BK. M. COOK. I. BT. COOK. K 8 ■s'? fl (8 fl « U n ^ 0J B.S ^f n g S h Sj iL] ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. cxlv FRISBEE A SCOTT, AIV» IMPORTER* OF ^i»^ WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF Wm. Knate & Go's nnrivalM Grani, Spare anA npriilit Pianos. SALESROOMS: No. 139 KEARNY STREET, Cor. Sutter _ ^ ■i; i; ■ : i .a. cxivi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WM. H. KEITH & CO. m. 52^ MOHTGOMEBY STREET, Between Clay and Comrocrcial, SAX FBANCI8CO, CAL. t »»» » ESPECIAL ATTEJ^TIOJT GIVEjY TO THE COM- POUJ^DIMG OF FHYSICIAJ^S' PRESCRIP- TIOJ^S, AJVD PREPARATION^ OF FAMILY MEDICIJ^ES. IMP0KTER8 OF FIRST QUALITY OF T. MGUICINES, CHEMICALS, SUEICAL & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, THE GENUINE FARINA COLOGNE, LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, LOW'S OLD BEOWN Wr OR SOAP, &o. < »«» t Particular attention paid to replenishing Family and Ships* Medicine Chests, MANUFACTURERS OP WM. H. KEITH & CD'S WINE OF PEPSINE, OR RENNET WINE, A New and Efficacious Remedy for Dyspepsia, Gastralgia, etc. WM. H. KEITH & GO'S GLUCOLEIN, A Now and Valuable Compound of Cod Liver Oil, put up in Glass Jars. Wm. H. Keith & Co's Lemon Aperient, or Purgative Lemonade, An Agreeable, Cooling and Active Purgative, or Mild Laxative, as required. JDEVIIVE'S PITCH LOZEIVGES, For the cure of Coughs and Colds. WM. H. EEITM & CO'S FLORENTINE TOOTH WASH, WM. H. EEITH & GO'S OBANULAB EFFEKVESOEBT OITBATE OF MAONESIA. WM. H. KEITH & GO'S SAPONACEOUS TOOTH POWDER. Wm. H. K@Ct(ti & Co*8 Btosecnairv and Gastor QEI MiaEii' Dnvtsorator. WM. H. KEITH & CO'S AURANTINE, For the immediate removal of Grease and other Spots from Clothing, &c. A New and Delicioiis Perfume for the Handkerchief. C^ Physicians and others, at a distance, ordering Goods from us, can depend npon having their orders filled witli the same regard to Quality and Price as though obtained in person, and we feel confident of giving satisfaction in every case. , , ADVERTISINO DEPARTMENT. cxlvii PALMER, mm ft m. Nos. 19, 21, 23 and 25 FIBST STREET, t m I MANUFACTURE ALL. KINDS OF ZLX .^ O ZX I 3>J E3 STEAM ENGINES & QUARTZ MILLS ; DUNBAR'S IMPROVED Self-A^usting Piston Packing, Renuires no springs or sorews ; is always steam- tight ; without cxccHsivo friction, and never gets slack or leaky. WHEELEP. & RANDALL'S JfEW aHIJfBEIl AND AMALGAMATOH, Hepburn & Peterson's Amalgamator and Separator, TYLER'S IMPROVED WATER WHEEL. Giving the greatest power, at lower cost, than any Wheel in use. There arc over 1,500 running. KNOX'S IMPROVED PATENT AMALGAMATOR & SEPARATOR, With Palmer's Patent Bteam Chamber or Die. This cut rppro«Piit« an Amalitntnator and Si'piirator tlmt hus stood tlic test of ekiht TKAHS" pnu'tlcal workiiiK In tliogold mines of IJulltornln, and for nearly the same time In the 8llver mines of Nevudu, having been Introduced Into the first stenm mills built In the then Terrltorv, since which time thev hiivc been sncceflsnilly worklnR uguinst all competition. The great advantaitui these Amalgamators have over any others, arc— 1st. Mt;<^H LEMS We call the special attention of Engineers, Millwrights and the trade generally, to the superior quality of MACHINE OIL which we are now manufacturing, and which we warrant to excel all other Lubricating Oils, and for sale at lower raies. Warehouse, San^ple Mooma and Office: 121, 123 and 125 CALIFORNIA STREET, Mefining Works: N.E. Comer Chestnut and Taylor Streets, gAS3 ^aAIHi3SilB®a I^O o inr C3-! No. 33 Market St., near Stewart, San Francisco. « »»— » NEW ROOFS PUT ON AND OLD ONES REPAIRED. « ».» > IT* This VarniBh '.. prepared reacts for use. It retains its lustre and will not &de. After trial it has proved a complete success. It costs less and lasts longer than any other Faint now in use for Yesscb. [P. O. Box 1970.] WXX«X.IAIffi MoKIBBIIir, HOXJ8E8]VriTH, JVo. 43 FIB8T STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, IRON RAILINGS, IRON STAIRS, IRON GRATINGS, IRON SHUTTERS AND DOORS, ETG., ETC. ADVBIlTISING DEPARTMENT. cxiix VULCAN IRON WORKS GO. ESTABLISHED, 1850. FIRST, NATOMA, FREMONT AND BEALE ST8. s.A.]^a- FHA-^^aiaao, o.A.ii~ mom i@OTF®iEi '8) Boiler Makers and Workers in Slieet Iron, Brass and Copper. . »■■ These Works have lately Iiecn increased by the addition of new shops on Fremont Street, doubling the capacity of the orip;inal establishment. Their facilities for turning out Machinery promptly and efficiently are now unequalcd in the State. Their Boiler Works have also been enlarged corres- pondingly. Stearasbip and Steamboat Macbinery, RAILROAD MACHINERY, LOCOMOTIVES, OAR TRUCKS, CAR WHEELS, FLOURINS MILLS, QnARTZ MILLS, Mkl MILLS, SAW MILLS, »»■ • 01.E MABriTFAOTIJItBItS OF Hepburn and Peterson's Reducing Pan and Amalgama- tor, Beath's Amalgamator, Hesse S; Moore's Improved Howell Quartz Crusher, Baux Sf Guiod's Amalga- mator and Separator, Jonval's Improved Water Wheel, Stevens' Piston Packing Mings. ■»■ Particular attention IfS called to our References can be given to Mills and Mines, where a saving of from thirty to fifty per cent, of fhel ha^ been effected over other Engines. IMPROVED SAFETY STORE HOISTS, Fitted with Moore'B Friotion Fawl, unequaled for safetv, convenience and cheapness. The Friction Pawl can be applied to existing Hoist ways of any kind, either for hoist- ing in stores or in mining shafts. HESSE'S CONTINUOUS GBINDEB AND AMALGAMATOB, Capacity 10 tons per day. QUABTZ STAMFEBS, SHOES and DIES of a New Frooess of Oasting, Guaranteed to give double the wear of the nsnal White Iron Shoes. They have also a large assortment of Patterns for Pumping and Hoisting Machinery, Gearing, Pnllies, Water Mill Irons, Hydraulic and Screw Presses, Retorts, Furnaces, Grate Bars, House Fronts, Ornamental Fence Posts and Paling, Stove Ranges, etc., etc. QUARTZ S0REKN2 OF RUSSIA IRON PUNOHID TO ORDER. is si Ilii jI ; '.I 1 i § ^u i Mim m i ^^^3 1 ii cl PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NATHANIEL GRAY, 9 G41 Sacramento Street^ SA.N F RA^S ^ CISC O, CA.IL.. THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH . @ © 31" ^^ S ^1" AND EVERT ARTICLE IN THE LINE ON LIBERAL TERMS. @Oi:.X3 A.G-ENT' FOXl BAHBTOW^S a. S. KII.E.IP. EDHIJHD WATHAar. KIUiIP &, NATHAN, Mil %imi\ Known as the " RED STABLES," Nos. 704, 706 & 708 COMMERCIAL ST. Above Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. »♦• The flneet Teams nnd Saddle Horses can bcliad on ronsonablc terms. OABBIAQES for BalU and Parties kept constantly on handi BS^ Horses Bought ond Sold. |^~ Open Pay and Night JAMES M. ALLENp No. 669 MARKET STREET, SALE STABLE, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Cli SWEETT & GABSBY, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN AND OBNAMENTAL 9 Na 28 THIBD ST., near Market, SAN FBANGISGO, GAL. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN JELLINEK & HABDENBUBGH, f OOD TOMlLPJiOll SAflEES. SPANISH CEDAR AND MAPIE LUMBER Constantly nil Imml and tiirsialc. A.'r.mt^^^ ZUJUVI/'ZIXi f'^STS ./kJO'SD EK./» X.aXTS'FZIZliS. Farticularattentlonpaldto Archltcctaral Work. Allklndaof Tiir nlngilono to order ou short iioiico. No. 14 CALIFORNIA STREET, RETWEEN DAVIS AND DRUMM, 8A.N FRANCISCO, CA.11.. oEiz'O'r No. 2 IKEAIIV STRSETy Between Market and Mission Streets, S.A.XT f ]R.A.£TOXSOO, O.A.Xj. < ^ > A large assortment of Italian Marbles of the first quality and of every dimension, imported directly from Italy, for sale by BRIGNARDELLO BROS. ,ii .ij, Olii PACIFIC COAST BUSIIfBSS DIRECTORY. OTIS la. BRIDGES, mr. p. HOFFmAiur, dz::^ J. F. HUTTOnr, 533 EEABNY STREET, COR. SACRAMENTO, ROOMS 11 AND 19. "wx. H. ba»ox.i:y. n. a. TiLDBsr. BADGLEY & TILDEN, «0. 833 mmm STEEETt COHNEB ^ACBAMENTO, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, >:v^- V ! -. -v HOAGLAND & NEWSOM, <» S. W. OOR. KEARNY MJ) SACRAMENTO STS, ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. cliii ALBANY BREWERY, C. gPREGEEIS & CO, Fraprietnrs, I I This Establishment has been enlarged for the third time during the past season, and now pos- sesses facilities unsurpassed by any competition for the production of SUPERIOR CREAM ALiZ:, To supply the increasing demands of the Fublic. .O'T^aEl.' XZO* X80X. O^. ^%^EIVA.It,I> COFFEE AND SPICE STEAM MILLS, CREAM TARTAR, O .A. Zj X X* O Zt. Sa* Z U9L ACT7Sa*.^XLI>, Manufactured by a New Procegg, Warranted Superior. Nos. 625 and 627 FRONT STREET, near Pacific, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL Every Package bean the Signature of the ICannfaotiirer. Beware of Oonnterfeits* J. m:. JOHNSOJsr, .A-d-SNTT FOXi TXXJEi prrrsBUBe coal Hmme comfant, (MOUNT DIABLO) 227 JACKSON ST, near Battery, SAN FEANOISOO, UAL. ALL KINDS OF COAL FOR SALE. ill cliv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Jf?) Comer of Mission and Fremont Streets, MAHijim, zocoMoi'iYE, ^xf) cizz a-Ij\i>s of high S^nESSUStJB ST£HM SOIZEItS MA7)E. The Proprietor Imports Ills own C. II. nnil B. Iron ncross llio latlimn-, and TnbOB of every olzc. Other parties inn never liloekiidetlie uinrket. lie lias iiiailiMiiiinirenicnts with the best houses In the Kiist tofliriilsh hhn wltheverylhiiiK hi the shape of I run ho wants. All Hollers Kuarniitccd nnd tested h.v r. .>*. Holler liispeetor lnlnre they are suit out of the shop, at shop expense. All kinds of Sheet Iron and Water I'lpc, C'oul Oil Stills,Wruught Iruii Wonus,cte„inauufacturc(l tuordcr. Oli> lluri.kiis kki'Aikei). D. CAMKKOar. K. B.— Mr. Cameron nas been In this business In San Francisco for 17 years. PATTERN & MODEL MAKER, 28 FREMONT STREET, OVER CITY FOUNDRY, SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER SCREEN WORKS, BEMOVED TO VULCAN IRON WORKS, SAN FBANCISOO, OAL. I am now prepared to fill orders for Flour and Rice Mill Screens, Smut and Cem,ent Screens, and Screens of all kinds made from all qualities of Materials and to any extent that may he required. Orders solicited and promptly attended to. JOHN "W. QXJICK, BCanufaotnror. ' ■*' I clvi PACIFIC COAST BUSINBSS DIRBOTORY. NILE & DURNEY, SJLH ¥ai.HGISCO, JL0TUEEBii OF ajzjT^ iki^tds of Looking Glass, Portrait, Picture, MB frnmBmAfM ^^ OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, Cornices, Pier, Center Tables, &c., &c. Have superior facilities for manufacturing the above by improved machinery at their COE. OF CHESTNUT AND TAYLOR STEEETS, ADVERTISINO DEPARTMENT. civil IBS i3a ■i" 2 5f 5 OB e« _ w I 09 •§ H S P^ 08 14 THE BEST AMALGAMATOR IN USE. & ELEPHANT, TANNERS', NEATSFOOT, Machinery and otl&er Oils^ The best QUALITY and Cheapest Bates, « »»» » OUTTA PEBCHA BELTINO, all sizes, at half the usual prices, to close out the lot Also, Agents for MoKEE'S CELEBRATED BOILER FLUID, for removing Scale from Boilers. C H. H^KRISOIV, Send for Circulars. 617 Front Street, San Francisco. ■ a r olm PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OAIiIiAOBAN, MANUFACTUREB OF BillllirS YMSf PO WBIM, CREAM TARTAR, SODA AND SAL^RATUS, •f SAN FRA.N0If90O. OAX.. D. OAIJiAaHAN. Proprietor. ODD FELLOWS' AND MASONIC CLOTHING AND FDRNISHING EMPORIUM, No. 5 Hamnio Temple, Montgomery Street, Sui Tranoiioo, CaL I ^1 1 irOBOKOSS continues to manufhcture and ftirniih CltOTniVO and KEAAI.IA of every description for Encampments, Degree and Subordinate Lodges, Blue Lodges, Chapters, CounolU and Commandorlei, and Invites the attention of the Brotherhood to bis samples nf work for the dtfTerent branches of the Order, which, fbr quality of material, superior workmansliip, and low price, cannot be equaled by any other House on the Paclflc Coast. Manufacturers and importers of BIliK and BITimSO FI.AOS> BAWSSIKS, MII^ITAKY and ITAV All OOOD8, and EMBBOIDEBIES, of every description, constantly on hand. SOBOBOWii No. 3 Montgomery Street. PACIFIC FBIMOE, COBB. TASSlil. AVB BDTTOV FACTOBY. Every descrlpUon of Ladles' Dress Trimmings on hand and made to order at 93*0X1.0X1.000', 9IO. S HOITTeOHEB'r STBEET, BAV FBAITCIBCO, OAI.. " IMttt over due beeotne doubl/Ul by delay,'* 614 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. VOTES, DBAFTS AIVB OTEB-BUE ACCOVSTTS promptly recovered and proceeds returned THE DAY I'AYMKNT I.S KKCEIVED. Corrcupondcntawillbemily advisodlnregardtoclainusentmeforcoUeotion. Suitn cnniluctod in nil the Courtii of the State, with tlie aiil of a thoroughly qnalifled Attorney. rarticuliir nttentlon kIvcii to imlobtedncsa duo by incorpurated companies. lienta cullcctcd, and City, County and State Taxes paid in San Francisco for non-residents. Commissions of ii contldcntial nature prudently consummated. Liabilities compromised. Copies of Titles, Wills, Mortgages, and all other Kecords ohtaincd. CHABAES MOBEBATE. Persons in tho Countr)' requiring a corrcspondcut In San Francisco may rely that all business intrusted to me will receive careful and personal prompt attention. JOHH HoOOHBE, San Franoiioo, CaL BEFEBESrCES-Mcssrs. WEAVER, WOOSTER A CO., MerchanU; Messrs. CASTLE BROTHERS, Her- chanU; HALL .t (J. MCALLISTER, Attorneys. 511 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal. IMPOBTBB ABTB Wfl[OI.niAI.E BBAXEB VS PDBE BOUBBOH & ETE WHMT, ALE, POHTEE. AFB CIDER. Always on hand a large Stock, ready for shipping at shortest notice. Orders from the Country promptly attended to. ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. clix M. UIiIaBSAllirN A CO. IMPOBTBB8 AKB DBAIiBBB IN BEAVER, BROADCLOTH, GASSIMERE, hm TAILOHS* THIMMIKGS, 628 S^CRj^MENTO STREET, (Itetwoon Montgomery and Kowny Streets) mow BMB nmrnm maeei, IVo. 3ie BATTERY STREET, Second Door North of Commercial, ^^SS S^IE^^SfOS^SD, ©^3i» GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS MADE TO ORDER, At »hort tuttiee, and ffuaranteed to fit. SUSTAIN HOME INDUSTRY t p. B. COMIIVS Sc C^O. PIONEER BRUSH FACTORY, 417 Mission Street, up stairs, San Francisco, CaL Are in«nuf«otuiinir nruatiM of all kind* flrom Brintles, Hair, Amain, or Soap Root,&c. I'artldilar attpiition to urdor work. AU urdors promptly fllled.nnil work giiarauteed. The trade supplied at Kasterii rates. Our motto is Good Wohk and tulr prices. Xho public arc respcctftiUy Invited to call and sec us. EUPECIAli IVOTICE.— Ilutohers and Fanners are requested to save all their Bristles, Horses' Manes and Tails, for which wo will pay the highest price In cash upon receipt at our Factory. Address, P. B. COM INS & CO., San Francisco, Cal. tT. H. -WUXTK. ■WX. STRISOEB. J. H. ^V^HITE & CO. No. 109 COMMERCIAL STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. UANCFACTDBBRS OF AND DEALERS IN A SUPEBIOB QVAUTT OF MACHIHE OILS AND Warranted nneqiiallcd by anything of the kind yet ofiered for sale in this market. lijtl Pi'nJ t;i; hi N'l i olx PACIFIC COAST BUSINB88 DIRBCTORT. Pacific ^Muxamt €0. or -*^ @s. ^l -4-*- CASH CAPITAL, - SURPLUS, JULY 1, - $750,000 00 363,862 82 CASH ASSETS, - - - $1,113,862 82 I i e Fremery, J. O. Bra}-, J. B. Newton, David Stem, D. O. Mills, J. G. KelluKg, O. H. Howard, Moses Heller. H. M. Newhdl, O. T. Lawtun, Edward Martin, Ci.a<. Mayne, MoBu i!:iUs, £. L. Goldstein, W. T. t'olcman, J. O. Earl, Lloyd Tevis, Geo. W. Beaver, Adam Grant, Alphens Bull, B. M. WUson, D. J. Oliver, W. Scholle, Morton Cheesman, U, Hanssman, D. W. C. Klce, Oliver Eldridge, £. \V. Leonard, 8. Stcinhart, P. L. Weaver, Wm. Hooper, Alfred Borcl, A. Hayward, T. L. Barker, Alex. WeUI, Chas. Meyer, J. D. Fry, M. Rosenbaum, H. H. Bigelow, T. Lemmcn Meyer. Sacramemto : Edgar Mills, G. W. Mowe, C. T. Whcelor. Makysvilu: J. H. Jewctt Stocktoh : T. B. Anthony, POBTLASU, DkBOOK I W. S. Ladd, Jacob Kamm. ViBGitiiA, Vbvada: Wm. Sbaron. JONA. HUNT, President. J. M. SHOTWELL, Secretary. H. H. BIOELOW, General Agent. 0. A. LATON, Marine Seoretaiy. T. 0. GBANT and J. E. BIQELOW, Local Agents. 1 and ac Mi Con< m Mnmi Between 1 ^m OFFICE Ml 0? lOf ADVERTISINa DEPARTMENT. olxi STERETT & GUBERY, S33 OImAY street, - « »»» ♦ Every description of BOOK, CARD, PLAIN and FANCY JOB PRINTING promptly and accurately execated, at reasonable rates. THOm. IV. OJLZiVEA.XJ, iDSDiioicB BMer & Aister of Hn Losseii M Areraps. ♦ »t^^ n > MARITIME AND ALL COMMERCIAL WRITINGS AND DOCUMENTS DRAWN. Consultations upon all Insurance and Maritime Subjects. OFFICE, 436 CALIFORNIA STREET, NEAR MONTOOMERT, FULTON FOmYAND IRON Wm. miSrCKLEY & CO. MANUFAOTURBRS OP QUARTZ, FLOUR AND SAW MILLS, MININOMACHIirERT, AND ALL KINDS OF IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, 45, 47 AND 49 FIRST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Between Market aiid Mtulon, THOMAS THOinSOIV, ASD Mannfaoturer of all Machinery appertainiDg to Well-Boring. OFFICE 28 THIRD STREET, AND RESIDENCE 262 CLEMENTINA STREET, SAN FKANOISOO, OAL. ■ ♦ ■ All Orders from the City or Country promptly attended to. _ ( r 11 1 mm clxii PACiriO COAST BUSINBSS DIBBOTORT. This favorite place of resort, situate in San Mateo County, has been neatly fitted up for the accommodation of INVALIDS, FAMILIES AND VISITORS, And now presents one of the roost pleasant spots in the State for a few days' sojourn away from the noise and dust of the City. Located about FOUR MILES FROM THE SAN MATEO STATION, About twenty-four miles from this City, with an excellent road for traveling by Buggy and Horseback, it is convenient of access. Surrounded with some of the noblest Oak Groves in the State, with a fine Trout Stream running around the Grounds, with the finest climate in the world, it offers great inducements to those who require recreation with but brief time for its enjoyment. The fare to and back, by Railroad, only one dollar, from Saturday night until Monday. M. KElfflffY^ G. A W. SlffOOK^ AND TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WORKERS, No. 806 Montgomery Street, North of Jackson, San Francisco, Cat. HOUSE FTAJ-BflTtnSG HVf ikl^lL. ITS BRA-IVCHX^S. TOBOB FUMF8 PUT UP, AND OLD OITZB KBPAIRED. ■ale Uy A (rood UDortment of Pumpa, Lead Pine, Rtores and Tinware of every variety, constantly on hand s at the lowest prlcea. TIN ROOt IKU and all kinds of Jobbing done at the shortest notice, and In the best i and for manner. m:. kenisty. "*. PROPRIETOU OF DUNBAR AIiIiET, BBAB OP OITT HALL, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. PAl C] p i 62: \ \ ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. cbdii No. 303 IVIontgomet7 Street, O £« O C 1£ S* THE FINEST AND LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR, KITCHEN, MANTLE, ' ' • • . ^; • OFFICE, CHURCH, TOWN, GI«OCKS AND REGUIiATORSy I Of American, Oertnan, and French Manufacture, PIONEER ENGRA¥ER, (ESTABLISHED, 1849) 621 ^w^^sHiisraTOisr street. OFFICIAL SEALS, STAMPS AND STEEL PUNCHES, Engraved at Short Notice and in worl(manlil(e manner. W. KOOSBR I ©s » North-West Corner Montgomery and Washington Streets, XtOOX^ ^TO. 538, ^T3C:OI3:A.3^TG^B BTTIXiZDIXTGh, Mm I ifti ■' (if rr clxiv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WHL SHSRMAN A GO. MANUFACTUUEB8 AND IMPORTERS CF 9 Gents' Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Valises. »■■ — WE ARE BECEIVING BY EVERY STEAMER SUPERIOR AND MEDIUM CLOTHING OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE ALL OF WUICH WB WARBANT TO BE OF THE HOST SUPERIOR MAKE. * ^** » Always in Store a Large Assortment of ' ' SOLE LEi^^THER TRUIS^KS, LADIES' FRENCH TEAVELINa TRUNKS, VALISES & SACKS Of Xivery Description. q;^ Orders for CUSTOM CLOTHING will receive our most careful and prompt attention. ]Vos. 41S and 414 SA.IVS03f: STK,EET, SOVTH-XAST COXNEM OF COMatEHCIAL. D. E. APPLETON & CO. DIRECT IMPORTERS OF '» JONATHAN [TBADB MARK.] CROOKE'S POCKET GUTLiERYy STATIOI^EEf, FANCY ©0€)3)S AND OOL® FENS, MAJnTFAOTUREBB AND JOBBEB8 OF VALBiraiNES, SOS HOirreOMEBY btkeet, sait fkaivcibco. ixrin. IS. laoomis, B. E. OOB. WASHINOTOir AND 8AH80H 8T8., BAIT FRAN0I8U0, OAL D:^ Subscriptions received for Periodicals published in any part of the World, THE LEADING PAPERS AND MAGAZINES, AMMO, STATIONERY, CUTLERY, COLD PENS, ETC., Alwkyi on hand. COUNTRY OnOESIiS mOMPTriY AXTJENUEr* TO. k \ E i 59 i r 9 s*» ADVBRTISINO DBPARTMENT. clxv Established in 1 854, and the ONLY OPPOSITION. « ^«» > J. STRATMAN, SAN FBANCISCO, CAL. Opposition Conrtei ! Compari son Invilei ! Coipetition DefieJ ! NOW IS YOUR TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR ATLANTIC PERIODICALS. SPECIAL AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST OF ALL OF Oomprising the " niustrated News," the "Chimney Oomer," "lUuBtrated Zeitung," "Budget of Fun," "Family Mogasine," and the "New Monthly." the Special Editions for the Pacific Coast of the "Illustrated Family Alrtharuic," "Ladies' Illustrated Almanac," "Comic Illustrated Almanac," and the " Tribune Alm,anac." 10,000 different kinds and subjects of CARD PICTURES, Plain and Colored. FLAGS, Silk and Buntinfir, all Sizes and Prices. A complete assortment of MILITARY BOOKS. NEW NOVELS by all the best authors. A complete assortment on hand of all kinds of D;^ Attention is called to my extensive catalogue of American and Foreign Periodicals, for which I receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements having been mnde by the United States Oovemment for the carrying of the Mails from the Atlantic States by steamer three times a month, I am enabled to receive subscriptions at a much lower rate than formerly. The same care and attention will be paid to the forwarding of all packages, for which this establishment has gained such an enviable reputation throughout the Pacific Coast. By special arrangements with the Publishers, I am able to receive later dates of the LEDGER, and other STORY Papers, in advance of other News Agents on the Pacific Coast ; and also, with the Tribune Publishing Co., I receive the Tribune Almanac a month in advance of other dealers. If I am running out of business all other News Dealers in this city, I can't help it. I can, and I will sell cheaper than any other house in this city. Any Newspaper, Magazine, or Review not mentioned in my published catalogue, will be furnished to order. Orders for Books, Music, Cards, Card Pictures, and Fancy Articles, etc., filled promptly at the lowest rates. Subscriptions payable invariably in advance. And remember, I make good all copies lost by Mail. Money at my risk, if in Registered Letters. Wholesale Country Agent for the Spirit of the Times, Police Gazette, and SUNDAY MERCURY. D:^ Subscriptions received for all the San Francisco Dailies and Weeklies at Publishers' Prices. Addi-ess J, STBATMAlf, News Agent, No. 506 Washington Street, near comer of Sansom, San Francisco, Cal. D3^ Send for cafalogne. Any work referrbd to therein will be sent to any place, A^e of postage, on receipt of price. tt^ Send Cash Orders to JOHN STRATMAN, San Francisco, Cal. wammmm clxvi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOKT. ISANBATTA OF NETST yore:. INCORPORAXEO 1881. GAPITALi . . - $1400^000. Deposited in the Banl< of California, as additional security to Policy Holr'ers, $76,000. FIRE AND MARINE RISKS Taken at as Low Rates as by any other Responsible Company. VMi iflASfiQj^vMS! iiasisn&jiLSKBi (UDSsmPMrsr, From and after this date, has absolved itself from everj obligation as to rates npon Fire Risks, and is now prepared to issue Policies upon thb most rbabonable tbrhs consistent with security and safety. H- B. S^VAIIV &. CO. OBSTBBAIi AOBNTS FOB OAIiIFOBNIA. 206 Front l?treet, Cor. California, San Francisco. VBANE O. SNOW. JOSEPH Rooa. SNOITir A ROOS^ Importers and Manufacturers of Frames, Mouldings and Artists' Materials, £28 SAN80H ST., 427 WASHINGTON ST., and !19 MONTGOMERY ST. (Russ Block), SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. .-♦-• Carving, Gilding and rc-O.ildlntr. Picture Cord, Tassels, NalU, Etc. J. H. BLOOD, ooxt£X>czsszoxVERTISING DEPARTMENT. A^ivE. sohm:olz, MATHEMATICAL IJKoiiiuAtlSni lIlAlilSiil. Transits, ^ ; Theodolites, Solar Compasses, Y Leveling Instruments, Leveling Staves, Compasses, Mountain Barometers, Distance Rods, Chains, Meridian Transits, Bullion Balances, Assaying Scales, ; Etc., Etc. REPAIRS EXECUTED IN THE BEST MANNER. No. 420 MONTQOMEET STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. ; lil! I clxviii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DANIEL T. MURl'UY. ADAM OKANT. THOMAS BREEZE. JOHN DEANE. MURPHY, GRANT & CO. (Suooeaaors to BUaBNl! KEUliY & OO.) IMPOBTEBS OP F0BEI6H & OOHESnC DRY GOODS COR. SANSOM AND BUSH STREETS, IP. F. I.OXJQHEA.N^ & CO. IMPOKXEHS AlTD tlOBBEItS OF OIL CLOTHS, MATTING, ItTTCa-S, ST-A.IS. XtOX>S, ETC., EXC. SANSOM STREET, near Gor. Bush, S MS FBANGISOO, GAL. ADELSDORFER BROTHERS, IMFOBTBBS OF American, German, English and French COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, Silk ©siLTSLt@« Mmh Wimt ^Mrmt, Furnishing Goods, Towels, Vienna Matches, Pipes, Playing Cards, Stationery, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Gomiis aad Brt&slies, Musical kstrume&ts, Perfnmery, AJSriD No. 2 CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, Corner of Sansom and Sacramento StreetSf t •1 ! t ADVBRTISING DEPARTMENT. dxix J. ISAAC. H. KOBITSCHKCK. or. xisjOljOuC «fts oo. IMPORTERS OF PLAYING CARDS, BLANK BOOKS, WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPERS, TVo. 5513 S^IVSOAi: STK-EET, j Comer Merchant, MS WlMSm^mg (SMia A Large Assortment of Essences and Oils, for Liquors, and Liqnor Laliels constantly on hand. "W. W. MII.I.ER. a. F. HAIiET. Eli^iRS ilEl^li niliL Conatantlv on hand and made to order Sask, BlinAs, Doors, Franies, M\m, Moldings, FILASTEBS, BEADS, 0A8INQB, PANEL WOBK, BASE H0LDIN08. I every dcscrlntlnn of In!>ldc Fiiiliih. HR ACKKT and SCKOT^T. HAIVIB Also, WOOn TURMIIIIO, In all its branches, dune with disiwtch. MILLER & HALEY, Proprietors, 29 Fremont Street, near Market, San Francisco, Cal. jy COrNTRY OUnER? PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PIONEER LAMP STORE MANUFACTURER OF XS. erosexxe 011» AND IMPORTER OF OFFICE AND STORE, 512 SANSOM STREET, Comer of Merohant, SA.7f FRA.NCI@CO» CAJli, CAMPHENE MANUFACTURED FOR THE TRADE. J. P IN E T, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL nKJkh>K llilt^d&JU»i DEPOT, Nos. 14 & 16 FEEMONT STREET, VKXT TO TREAniTEU:. A CO. na- x^xi.A.za'oxso^, o .a. Xj x x" ^ zt. so- x (23 CO £2a G63CSa , '■ :, ii ! I At I .1 II clxx PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIBBOTORT. HARVEY M. LOCKWOOD & CO. "Wbolesale and ' Itetall I>ealera In GENTS', BOYSS AND CHILDREN'S .A.XTr> Purnishing Goods, h (Between Montgomery and Kearny Streets,) SAN FRA-ilSr CISCO. JACOB SHZsmr, PI0HEEE PHOTOCrRAPHER (Late of 315 Montgomery Street,) Removed to 612 CLAY STREET, North side, Four doors above Montgomery 9AN FRANCSBSOi^o CAL. Takes the moBt euperior Cartes de Visltc, sharp and dear, and Photographs of all kinds and sizes. Greatly reduced rent, enables him to establish his prices about twenty -five percent l>elow the Montgomery Street Gal- leries, and e Every description of BOOK, JOB AND CARD PRINTING, correctly and expeditiously ex- ecated, at reasonable rates. ADVBRTISINO DEPARTMENT. clxxi BANK EXCHANGE, GEORGE F. PARKER, mofiTQOinfiiiY atotHt r South-East Corner Montgomery and Washington Streets. f^..i'"^ Hz H i i Clxxii PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. AlOBRIOAir BZOBANOB, Oomer of Sansom and Halleck Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. Pire-Proof— 200 Hooms, all Hard-Finished— Well Ventilated and Nioely Furnished. The most comfortable and homelike Hotel in the State, where every want is an- ticipated and cheerfully supplied. Board from $1.50 to $2.00 per day. < » > The AMERICAN EXCHANGE OGAOH with BED LIGHTS, will always be in readiness to convey passengers to the Hotel free of charge. TIMOTHY SAKGENT, Proprietor. (SnccEsaoRs to Jab. Fiielan and McAban & Codt,) IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS m ISTos. QOO and 203 Front Street, N, E. Corner California and Front Streets, MORRIS SPZSYZSRy No. 526 Washington Street, San Francisco. @0]L.X3 A.G-ENT FOR SUOENE GBEGOIBE & CO.'S Cognac Brandies. J. D. CASTILLO SAZEBAC &; CO.'S do. E. LAGABDEA; CO.'S do. LEG'EB FBEBES' do. J. GOEBG ft CO.'S Champagne, La Ferle. C. CHATELAIN DE MONTIGNY & CO.'S Champagne. KOCH FILS ft BUMILLEB'S do.. NUGUE BICHABD'S Vermouth. BICHABD ft MULLEB'S Kiraohwasser. 1 f ADVKRTISING DBPARTMBMT. olxxiii BRITTON & REY, wmw. J^XtTt 533 COMMERCIAL. STREET, IN ALL THEIR BKANOHES. O. A. nicNUIiTT, AND COLLECTOR OF CUSTOM HOUSE CLAIMS, Bepresented by an active and reliable Business Oorrespondent at WASHINGTON. D. C. OflBce, Nos. 19 and 20, Third Story, Merchants' Exchange, B.A.XXSZI.' SXREEO?. Messrs. Macondray & Co. " Falkner, Bell & Co. " C. A. Low & Co. " Barron & Co. " Koopmanschap & Co. " Lazard Fr^res. " Parrott & Co. Capt. Oliver Eldridge, Ag't F. M. S.S. Co. REFERS TO Messrs. R. Feuerstein & Co. ." Cross & Co. " Rodgers, Meyer & Co. " Alsop & Co. B. E. Auger, Esq. Morris Speyer, Esq. Chas. E. McLane, Esq., Ag't Wells, Fargo & Co. m. M I ! ii clxxiv PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIHECTORT. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, MUTUA^L. ASSETS-TWO AND THEEE-QUARTERS MILLIONS. Income for 1866— Two Millions. KINDS OF POLICIES. Policies will be issued, assnring any amoont between $250 and $25,000. For Life. For a Term of Years— One or More. On the Endowment Frinoiple, payable when the assored attains a certain a|^ ; or at death, Bhuiild ho die liitoru. This kind of Policy is rapidly paining favor with the public, as it makes provision liotli for one's self in old age, and also for one s family in case of curly death. On Joint Lives, payable at the death of the first of two or more persons. On SurTivorship, payable to a party named, in case he survive another. * And, in a word, all Contingencies of Life, that can be calculated, will, if practicable, be provided for by the Society. POLICIES WILL BE ISSUED, In favor of the Person whose Life is assured, transferable by assignment, and payable to himself, his heirs, executors, or assigns. In fftVOr of Another, transferable and payable as above. In favor of any Person as Trustee for Others. In favor of a Wife and payable to her ; or, in case of her death, to her Children or their Guardian. UNITED STATES CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. -* ^um » mSUPiAFGE AGAIFST AGCIDE^STTI <>■» ■ — ■ '■ TEH DOLLARS Annual Premium will secure a Policy granting Insnrance for TWO TH:OTJSA.IVI> DOLLARS IN THE EVENT OF DEATH BY ANY DESCRIPTION OF ACCIDENT, WITH TEN DOLL.A11S PER WEEK COMPENSATION, (with partici- pation IN profits) for ary Personal Injury — Total I)isal)ility from Business, so that should the Policy continue in force ^br Five Years, any one Accident causing disability for five weeks, will reimburse the assured for tit? whole cost of his Insurance. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM ^^i". in like manner, secir« a Policy for FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, and TWENTY-FIVfi DOLLARS per week compensation, with ])ividends. FIFTY DOLLARS PREMIUM ^ilK in i'l^c manner, secure a Policy for TEy THOUSAND DOLLARS, and FIFTY DOLLARS per week compensation, with Dividends. A GENERAL ACCIDENT $5,000 POLICY FOR FIVE YEARS, 008TS ONE FfiEHJUH OF $:oa Dividends will rednce the next Payment at the " Ordinary" rate, and a $5,000 POLICY FOR THREE YEARS, COSTS OHE FBEMIDH OF $62.60, with Dividends. « »»» > GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST AND ADJACENT TERRITORIES, Bouth-Baat Ck>mer Montgomery md Oalifomia Strseta, Baa 7naoiaoo. T Hi Lead Hose, LI uto Siamoo id a ADVBRTISINQ DBPARTMBNT. clxxv THOMAS E SELBT & CO. HFOKTERS OF lETAlS, IffoB. 118 and 118 Gallfovnla Stvoef. Bar Iron, Cast Steel, Boiler Plate, Axlea and Springs, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Sheet Lead, Water Cocks, Plumbers' Tools, Iron Wire, Rubber Hose, Tinmen's Tools and Machinss, Blacksmiths' do., Cumberland Coal, &c., &c ALSO, PROPRIETORS OF THE SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC LEAB PIPE ANB SHOT WORKS, CORNER HOWARD AND FIRST STREETS, C. E. COIiIiINS A CO. No. 808 MOlffTOOMERY STREET^ SAN FRANCISCO, And 42 and 44 Nassau Street, New York. ■«■ A. vents on tVie Paolllo Coast for tbe jSlMERICjSlH WjSlTCE FjSlCTOKY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AK^RICAN, ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Watoh Makers' Tools and Materials, Speotacles, Clocks, &c. MAKUVAOTUnKBS 0» California Gold Jewelry and Washoe Silver Jewelry. Baying our Ooodi dinotly from tiie Manafftotuen, FOS 0A8H, ws oan nil at prices that defy competition, and for leu than any other Houe in Ban Franoiaoo> Terms, exclusively Cash. Goods sent by Express to any part of the State, with bill for collection on delivery. WATCHES REPAIRED Bf THE BEST WORKMEN. AT NEW 70RK FRIGES. ! I ■|i' S 1: ^1 ; m\ !i clxxvi PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON AND ABERDEEN. 1 ■ I R « a « < ^ t DEPOSIT IN SAN FRANCISCO ■ - $75,000. NET FIRE REVENUE EXCEEDS NET LIFE REVENUE EXCEEDS $700,000. $400,000. IT»rSXJ»A.NCES EFFECTED OIV AND ALL INSURABLE PROPERTY. < »«» > ^iSa^lS^Zm If>iX>S:£aIICSBI2S:Sa^ S2^3!Ji3^;DrQaQ:>. W. L. BOOKES, Agent, MUh MMh $nm mmm m< No. 428 CALIFORNIA STBEET. Notice is hereby given tl;at Arrangements have been entered into between the ROYAL MAIL HTEAM PACKET COMPANY PACIFIC MAIL STEAHSHIP COHPANT. FOR the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England, and to the Bank of France, in Havre, by the Hteamships of the two companies, by means of througii bills of lading, to be granted by the Commanders of the Ships of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, for delivery to C. A. HENDER- SON, Agent of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, to bo sent across the Isthmus, and embarked on the Ships of the R. M. S. P. Co. For par- ticulars as to through rate of freight, apply to the undersigned. Arrangements can bo made for the shipment of Gold and Silver Ores iVom Aspinwall by the Company's Steamers, on favorable terms. The steamships of the R. M. S. P. Co. depart from Aspinwall to the West Indies and Southamp- ton on the 6th (7th when there are 30 days in the previous month) and 22d of each month. Passages can be secured on application to the undersigned, who will give any further particulars that may bo required about the Company's business. ■W. L. BOOKER. k 61 Par f OL Q 1.^ Imp- ilan ADVERTISINQ DBPARTMENT, clxxvii Harvey D. Parker. William H. Vandewater. 617 and 619 Montgomery Street, Opposite Montgomery Blook, san francisco. Parker & VaMewater, - - Proprietors. Have coDstantly on hand and for sale, OLD LONDON DOCK BRANDIES, Port ¥KrinGs^ Shevviesy AND ALL THE CHOICEST BRANDS PAGME, APPLE JAC] PISCO. ARRACK •li" w; 11 Cordials, ! i «1 11 m' \\ 12 clxxviii PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAisr FRAisrcisoo fire HffSURAMCZ: COIIIIPAM7, 488 MLOXfTVOrOJMXMIC^ir lUw.«>»«^^ , South-east corner Sacramento — Donohoe, Kelly & Co.'s Bank Building. . ._ ■ « »»» I '- XN COUPON A-T'ETt 1VCA.IIC!1I» ISOl. omoBiiSs O. C. BOABDMAir, President. O. D. O. SULUVAir. Vice President. < -mm^ » p. MoSHANE, Beoretary. S. BIQBLOW, SoUoitor. OLDEST LOCAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY IN CALIFORNIA. HETNEMANN & CO. Importers of BMTISE,FilEEFCH,j8LlD SWISS DRY Q^OODS, -A.1V1> A.G:B:NTtS FOR II SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER WOOLEN FACTORY. « »»» > ORDERS RECEIVED FOR Any description of BLANKETS wFiich may be desired. Hides and Wool Bought at Highest Market Bates. Exchange on England, France, and New York. 311 to 31^ CALIF-OK^IVIA. STR-EET. THE CHARTER OAK LIFE IISIFRJlMCE COMPJlEPY, OF MARTrORO, CONN. __ 4 ■ » OUGh-A-lSriZEID A.- ID- 1850. CAFITALi AlVr> SUK,I»LXJS, #1,100,000 U. P. COOIST, State j^gent. W. 0. AYRES, M.D., MEDICAL EXAMINER. SAN FRANCISCO. I o ADVERTISINO DEPARTMENT. clxxix J. K. PRIOR, Importer and Dealer in all kinds of 730 Montgomery Street^ NEAR JACKSON STREET, 0pp. Metropolitan Theatre, « »»■ > Fancy and Plain Wash Basins, SILVER PLATED COCKS, BATH TUBS, SHEET ZINC, SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, GALVANIZED AND PLAIN IRON PIPE, ALL. SIZES, FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATEB, In lots to suit, together with Elbows, Tees, Return Benda, Stop Cocks, Plugs, Bushings, Nipples, etc. ; Rubber Hose, Hose Bibbs, Hose Pipes, etc. The Celebrated Medal and Monitor Ranges,, COPPEB BOItEHH, ETC. Gas and Steam Fitting and Plumbing in all its Branches. Agent Empire State Gas Machine, For supplying Dwellings, Stores, Factories and Pablic Bnildings. The Empire State Gas Machine is the most simple and cifective means known for producing gas without heat. The gas produced is equal to the best known illuminating gas. It renders it easy for persons living remote from street gas pipes to enjoy the luxury of a pure gas light, at a comparatirely small cost, and with little trouble. nil U m I li ■f . : n I ll i ■' fi It r m 'I ''!l ilS cbcxx PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRKCTORT. II I :! B. H. BKOWir. ». JHT. MABTIMDEI.r, BR-OTTJV & CO. REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTS, No, 20 Montgomery Street, opposite Lick House, San Francisco. < -mmtm'*- Special attention given to the sale of Business Places of every description. Rents collected promptly. n MAS 4 1! ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT, clxxxi DSTE^VV^ MUSIC STORE Received the Gold Medal at Fair of Am. Institute^ 1863. MASON & HAMLIN'S CELEBRATED CABINET ORGANS AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ROMAN VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS, S) AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AND MUSIC MERCHANDISE, ' Qa, CD U q> ra 3^ U c^ s^jxicil Oiii c& a a:i 0. IL o KOHLER, CHASE & CO. 401 ivacoasrxa-0]sa:E2?i-z' street. la. POMTON De ARCZS, HlH;UKl<«OU TO French a.A.]sr niA-isrcisoo. OOTTNTRY OIlI>EKS fROMl'TLY ATTENDKT) TO. ill,: 'II ' i !'^t'8 ! ■ '' '5 till I: !i l!l , i ' I: i ■ ■ :;i| «i^ '•' iffr II' i t I '■ i' «Ixxxii PAOIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. STEINWAT Su SONS ■WERE AWARDED A First-Class Prize Medal at the International Exhibition, Held at Ijondon, in 1862, for POWERFUL, CLEAR, BRILLIANT AND SYMPATHETIO TONE, With excellence of workmanship. There were 269 Pianos entered for competition from all parts of the world. A constant supply of these Instnunents to be fonnd at the Store of . GRAY, Publisher, Importer, and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Musical Instruments, Book and Sheet Music, AND EVERT ARTICLE TO BE FOUND IN A Wfitt Hei»T mil8l€ STORE. < »«» » 613 CLAT STREET, (SOUTH SIDE) THIRD DOOR ABOVE MONTGOMERT. Q:F~ Piinoi Toned and Repaired bj Eipcrieneed Workmen. Second Band Pianos taken in part payment. ESTABLISHED 1859. MISSION WOOLEN MILLS, mum Sf BEET, Betweea IM mi IQth, MANUFACTURE- BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHAWLS, C^SSIMERES JLNID T^^^Ii:EDS, Broadcloth, Military Cloths, Horse and Sluice Blanketings. Made to Order at Short Notice. Messrs. IiAZARD FRilRES, 115 BATTERY STREET^ Between California and Fine, I gs. ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. clxxxiii C. P. Sheffield. N. W. SpatMtng. J. Patterson. PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING COMPANY, los. IIS audi {IS Tim Street, Saa Francisco, MANUPAOTUJBBBS OF Cast Steel, Patent Ground Oircular, Shingle, Cross ■>r.-. Out, Gang, Mill, Mulay, Pit and Drag Saws. Also, Turning, Felloe, Butcher & Billet Webs of a superior make —♦—••»-»- All descriptions of Saws made to order. Repairing in all its brandies, such as Straightening, Bc-toothing, Grinding and Polishing, promptly attended to. Steel-faced Planing Knives fitted to pattern. Reaper sections made to order at short notice. All kinds of best Sheet Cast Steel for sale. 113 Pine Street, bet. Battery and Front, Spaulding's Patent False Teeth inserted in Circular Saws. Saw Teeth fitted, tempered ready for use. I would particularly call attention to my Patent Saw Gummei , for small Circular and Crosscut Saws, safer, more simple and supe- iclo of the kind ever before any used : it no press, but can be used requires with a hammer, on an anvil or a block •■ ;l n; ^'l! ITT 1 '1 ! I ; I clxxxiv PAOIFIO COAST BUSINBSS DIRBCTORT. ^ mm mas ugn,^ t« JKF. A I. STGINHART, m .. SAF EUAJfCISGO, GAL. AGENTS FOB S. RPINSTEIN'S CALIFOHNIA MADE MEN'S AND BOTS' CLOTHING. Are offering them to the trade in lots to suit, and on the most reasonable terms. Tliese Goods are made of the very best material and trimmings, and are in every way superior to the imported Clothing in quality, price, style and making — the Cutter of the Clothing having been connected with one of the largest and most fashionable clothing houses in New York City. None but perfect fitting clothing can be relied upon. GEO. -W. STEVETVS. J. Y. 'wii.soar. nriiisoiir a stevehs, PORK PACKERS, DEALERS IN CALIFORNIA HAMS, SHOULDERS, B-A.co2sr, LA.i^3D, si^ok:eid. beef, «ScO, ST@Bi, No. 5a@ MAEtKiT 8TBtET» Extending throngh to No. 9 Sntter Street, 6 A.Br f XI A.N'OISCO. Paoklns House, Slaolc Folnt. WIE^E^MM E« ©Il^lI^M $ AND DEALER IN Sniar-Ciirel Hams, Bacon, Fork, Lari, MM Beef ani Tonpes. SA.TJSA.GX2 SKIIVS BY THE: JS.1E1G. Nos. 54 and 55 Washington Market, San Francisco, Cai. i ADVERTIBINQ DEPARTMENT. clxxxv uimvERSiTir Incorporated, San Francisco, January 23d, 1867. 1 m I 400 Shares, each Share embraciDg 4 lots of 25x120 feet each. Total cost of Shares $315. 1st payment, $20 per Share, and $10 monthly per Share thereafter. 29 Months to complete payments. Total assess- ments for expenses LIMITED to $15 per Share for the entire term. PROPERTY OF THE ASSOCIATION— 43 full Blocks, and 15 fractional Blocks, in the '' University Mound Tract Survey," Bernal Ranch. TITLE, UNITED STATES PATENT. SPLENDIDLY SITUATED, within a half hour's drive from tho City Hall, and half a mile from the City Cars. In the direct line of the City's jjrowth, and in the immediate neighborhood of large and extensive improvements. Fine soil, abundant water, and magnificent prospect. Ap- proaches easy, and little or no grading required. An equitable distribution of the property to take place, when all shares are sold. Full information contained in tho prospectus and maps of the Association, for general distribution at tho office of the company, or seut to any part of tho country upon application. — <■«♦«»» OiBoers of tlie ./Lssoolatlon. E. THOMAS, D. D Phesidbnt. L. L. ROBINSON Trkasureb. THOS. B. LEWIS Secbktabt. Board, of Directors* E. THOMAS, D. D. LESTER L. ROBINSON, H. A, GORLEY, THOMAS B. LEWIS, GEO. B. TAYLOR. ADDRESS UNIVERSITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION. THOHAS B. LEWIS, Secretary. Room Tfo» 8, Ste-venflM>n*B Sulldlnir* corner Montaomery and California Streets. San Francisco. ¥i\ i i . m ^mmsss^ W olxxxvi PAOIFIO COAST BUSINBS8 DIRBOTORY. 4 »»» t The annual Conno of Lectures of tbli initltution commences on the flnt Monday of June, and continues four months. JDurins the rcRular term, the students will have an opportunity of visiting the various hospitals of the city, under clrcumstanccH which will enable th^m to observe medical and surgical treatment, to listen to clinical teaching, and make records of the progressive develoumrnt of diseases, with the results of Medicine and Hygiene. The Fuculty dcvire to call attention to the following local advantage* Ist. There Is noclimutc, | " " '" " " fh)m the interior of our 8tal ... „ - -- , and inspiration. 2 Kirby's Santa Cruz Leather and Hill's Concord Harness. Gop. Moatgomepy & Bash Streets, Sam l^pamcisoo, IMPORTER OF Foreign Brags, Ghemicals, Svirgical Instruments, Apparatus, Appliances, &a ■ - ■ ■ ^•^ Sole Agent for CHARRIERE, of Paris, JOHN WEISS & SON, and COXETER, of London. Begs to call the attention of Physicians and Sarp^eons to his most complete stock of Instruments, among which are — General Operating Casca, Tournlqiieta of every description, iSriscollnncous Instramentt of all kinds, Amputatinv, Necrosis and Trepanning Amputating Knives, Scalpels, Chloroform Inh.iiers, Cases, Artery Korcopr<, etc., Instruments for Diiignosls, Necrosis Cases, Snws, Hone (^ rveps, Trephtne»,Oouges Splints and Fracture Apparatus. Large Amputating Cases, and Cliiscis, Eye Knives, Eye Needles Belts, Trusses, i'essarles and Urinals, Small Amputating Cases, and Hooks, Eye Hclssors and Forceps, Nyrinffcs and Domestic Apparatus, Trepanning " Eye Instruments, Forceps, I'robcs, Fracture liandagcii. Instruments for minor operations. Laryngoscopes, ArtlHcial Eyes, Pocket Cases of tvery description. Instruments for the Mouth, Larynx ArtlHcial Tympanums, among which are and Esophagus, Hearing Tubes of various lengths, Charrierc's New Model Eye Cases, Nose, Trachea, Medicine Chests of all kinds, ~'~ Aural Instruments, Adhesivcl'lastcr, very superior quality, Ear Instruments, Lint, very superior quality, Litholohritv Instruments, Spongeo I'illne, Urethra and Uladdcr Instruments, Cupping Glasses, Instruments for Hernia, Varicocele, 8iik Elastic Stockings, Bandages, Ac Lithotomy Case«, LIthotrlty Cases, Spencer Wells* Ovariotomy Cases, Vaginal Fistula Cases, Uterine Cases. Rectum Cases, Cupping Cases, , . Post Mortem Cases, Dissecting Cases, Army Regulation Cases, Detachment Cases, Hydrocele, &c. Best Englisli Bougies and Catheters,— Instruments of every description for in Ihct the largest and most complete Female Diseases, Instruments fur Rectum, Ecnisseuros, Midwifery Instruments, assortment of articles required by Phy- sicians nnd .Surgeons to be found in the United States, ail of which will be sold at moderate prices. JOHN D. BOYD, STAINER, VARNISHER, Of Piano Fortfis, Billianl Tais, Secretarimi, Etc. 413 PINE STREET, Four doom Weit Of KontcomnyStrMt, SAN FRAN0I900. Piano PollsliliiB a Specialty. " III Me Mc Asrn scsscs An An Ma My to On TWO VI m: sold at P] A( ARM ElG. \ ADVERTISING DBPARTMEXT. clxxxix 4^ ^' GOLD ANO SILVER MEDALB AWAHDEQ TO mr. B. J. KESxnvBT. FOR THE Mechanlui' IiMiltutc, Ran Frenelico, 1S64, OOIiD HEOAI^ FIKST PK KM! VM. Mechanic!' InMUutP, Han Franeiiivo. IRt», FIRST PREMIUM FOR "Jl'Sf E BEST OOi:.I» PEITB. ASTD UPECI AL PREMIITM, ■II.VEB. MEDAIi, lur my new I'ATKNT FOU^ITAIN FEN, that pos- acMca niprlts unknown in nny other pen. American Institute, New Vorl(,lH44, CIOE.l> MEDAI. AIVI* FIRHT PREMIITM. American Inatltule, New York. 184H, OULD MED Al. ASr» ItlPLOMA. UaryUnd InMltute, Baltimore, ISKi, M1E.VEH MEI»AI< ASI> FIM«T PKEMIITM. CELEBRATED ©4Ml@)Mlf£4 ^Q>hm Fills UNEQUALED FOB DnBABILITT, FINENESS AND FINISH. Ttl-y We-w Dlatnonrt -Pointed, Patent Fountain Pen Is "Warranted to IVrlte 'Tj^o Hides of f oolsoap t>y Onoe I>lpplnK In tlie Inlc. On every one of my flnt quality Pcna my name U stamped, which warbamts an excuanqb at amt Tim dubino TWO YEARS fVom the period of purciiMe, If not broken. MY PEHB OF THE IIECOMD 4IVAI.ITT are equal to the BEST IMPORTED ARTICLE, and are iold at Nbw York I'ricis. PENS MABriJFACTIJREO FOB THE TBADB AT PBICES BAHOIWtt FBOM M TO ••• PEB BOZEW. Addreis W. B. J. KENNET, Gold Fen Maker, San Franoiaco, Cal. (Box 2044.) MANUFACTORY AND SALESROOM, ARMORY HAll, N. E. COR. ONTGOMERY AND SACRAMENTO STREETS, Ueco loor (Roomt Not. 1 and ». w cxo PACIFIC COAST BUSINBSS DIRECTORT. THROUGH IN TWENTY DAYS. \i ir. r^ sachmento, ul, to Leavenworth city and omaha, •VIA. PLACER VILLE, VIRQIISriA. CITY, REESE RIATER, FORT CRITTENDEN", , "^ SALT il,a.k:e city, EORT BRIIDQER, JULESBURGH, .,- u '-. ', I !' - ,, «i (!'. (Orosains of South Platte) and FORT KEARNY. The Mails and Passengers will lie over one night at Salt Lake City. Passengers will be permitted to lie over at any point on the road, and resume their seat when tliere is one vacant. To secure this privilege, they must register their names with the Stage Agent at the place they lie over. Passengers allowed 25 pounds of Baggage ; alt over that weight will be charged extra. The Company will not be responsible for loss of Baggage exceeding in value Twenty-Five Dollars. cU Stage Office,— What Cheer House, Sacramento, H. BJCOT^TJET'OIl.T, ^^ent, OR TVXjTjXjS* F^ROO a Co,, San Franolaoo. m •f.Ml 3^Y. value nto, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. CXCl MERC A DO A S EUImLY. SAINSCTAIN BROS. NATIVE CALIFORNIA WINES CELEBRATED VINEYARD OF EL ALISO, Sainsevflin's Extra Cal. White Wine, Salusevaln's Extra Fine Madeira Wine, Sainsevain*s Port Wine, Sainsevain's California Wine Brandy, Sainsevaiii's Superior An^^elica Wine, Sainsevain's California Wine Bitters, Sainsevaiu's Claret Wine, Sainsevain's Sparkling^ Champagne. PIONEER BUILDING, 808 MONTGOMERY STREET, Between Jackson and Pacific Street!, ^^ S A. N F R A. ]Sr C I 8 O O . ^ ^' a. A. rKITCHABB. I BBVERIir. r. I^AKSEKKIIK. PIONEER STEAM MABBLE W0BE8 CO. DBALEBS IN MABBLE MANTELS AND OB AXES, HOOTTMBNTS. OBAVXSTOirBB. MUBAIi AND FIiUUBBBS' BIOlBB, OF SVAST VABUBTY AND FBIOB. MANTEL WAREROOMS, 526 CALIFORNIA ST., MONUHENTAL YARD AID FAOTORT, 422 JAOKBCfl STREET. All work done at the Lowest Rate*. SAS FBAVCISC!0> CAI.. XKi:. IBC 3E}S Xr 3ES 3Ft. X XV^ NORTH END OF MONTOOMERT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Tho MMllMt to the Itrgeit Job of SI ONE WORK exeonted with promptneM and diipatoh on the mott flkTorable tomu. I hare now opened the celebntod ALAMEDA FREESTONE QUARRY, and any penon who ii a Judge must pronounce it the best for building purposes in the Paciflc States, and equal in durability to the celebrated Eastern Drownttone; and I am prepand to flimish this Stone for all building purposes at a price fltr below what it has ever been heretofore oflterod at. For cemetery work it doBca competition. I'll 1. cxou PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. GEO. B. HITCHCOCK & CO. Direct Importers of F. J. AHHOLB'S WaiTHM flMn AID Z^niM INIC, WHATMAN'S DRAWING AND WRITING PAPERS, AND Sogers and Wostenholm's Cutlery, ALSO, All of which will be offered in quantities to suit, at reasonable rates. Nos. 413 and 415 Sansom Street, Comer of Gommercial. ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 325 MONTGOMERY ST. 2iA.AJNTTf .A.OTX7RER OF HASONIG & ODD FELLOWS' MAUA, Mir.ITA.EY GOODS. Etc. I [A, THE PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY FOR 1867: OONTAININO THK NAME AND POST OFFICE ADDRESS OF EACH MERCHANT, MANUFACTURER AND PROFESSIONAL RESIDINO IN THE STATES OF CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND NEVADA ; THE TERRITORIES OP WASHINGTON, IDAHO, MONTANA, AND UTAH; AND THE COLONY OP BRITISH COLUMBIA. ALSO, A GAZETTEER OF THE COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS, AND PIBST YEAR OF PUBLICATION..^ COMPILED BT HENRY G. LANQLEY. EDITOR OF THE CALIFORNIA STATE REGISTER, STATE ALMANAC, ETC. ETC. Piloe Fivk Solluii Odd Ooiii. SAN FRANCISCO: HENRY 0. LANOLEY, PUBLISHER, 612 CLAY STREET, TOWMB A BAUOK, EXCfLSIOB STEAb PBESSES, N6 CLAT STREET. 1867. ^- 1 i ^3 THE SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY FOR iser, WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN MAY, 1867. H THE PA^CIFIC COA.ST j^LMi^lST^O WILL BE PUBLISHED NOVEMBER IStb, 1867. HENBT a. LAMLET, FubUsher, ei9 Ctatf Btreet, San FraneUeo, Cat. Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the Year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty-seven. By HBNBY O. XiAiraZiBT, In the Clerk's OflBce of the District Court of the United States for the District of California. > ,. - ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. .. % Golden Citt Chemical Works. — Since the sheets of this work, giving an account of the manufiicto- ries of San Francisco have been printed, a company has been incorporated under this title, with a capital of $500,000. They have an extensive laboratory, with all the modern improvements, located on the corner of ^veuth and Townsend streets, under the superintendence of H. P. Wakelee, Esq. The operations of these works have been, thus far, principally contiued to the manufacture of sulphuric, nitric, and muriatic acids, their capacity being sufficient to manufacture 20,000 pounds of the former each day. These works have the contract to supply the U. S. Branch Mint, and the San Francisco Assaying and Retiiiiug Works. They are prepared to munufactu.e every variety of chemical preparation for which there is any demand. QOARTZ Mills, California, Paok 73.— The aggregate number of stamps in the State is four thousand nine hundred and ninety-seven. Mbtalluroic and Assay Establishments, page 103. The San Francisco Assatinq and Rkfinino Works are also engaged in the assaying of the precious metals. Newspapers, Page 111.— Sinee the list has been compiled, The Recorder, a weekly paper, has been commenced at Vallejo, by George A. Poor &, Co. Area and Resources, Oregon, Page 118. — In a part of the edition, the area of the State is placed at 130,000,000 acres, the extent of the old Territory, instead of its present limits, 60,000,000 acres. HANurACTDRES.— Oakland Cotton Hills, page 96 ; California Clothing Company, page 97 ; and Salem, Oregon Woolen Mills, page 134* ; add to each, Badger tc Lindenberger, agents, 411 Battery street, San Francisco. ' ■'rr-; ' thousand IRkfinino baa been I placed at Ind Salem, Itreet, San ( 'l.:.-i,V'.\t ■i/'.l ■ '.i .)'■,.■■: PREFATORY. The publication of a periodical viork of a statistical character, on the resources of the Pacific Coast, has long been contemplated by the compiler of the present volume ; but the want of success of similar enterprises in other sections of the Union has deterred him from prosecuting his intention in the form ori^nallj designed, and induced him to adopt the title and plan of the present volume as the one more likely to secure 'popular attention and patronage. The Pacific Coast Business Directory is intended to be a biennial publica- tion, which will contain the name and post office address of each merchant, manu- facturer, and professional engaged in business in the States and Territories bordering on or in the immediate vicinity of the Pacific Coast, with such informa- tion connected .with the resources of that section of the country as will best exhibit their variety, character, and extent ; together with any other data of general interest that will add to the value of the work as a useful manual of reference. A work of the above description, if faithfully prepared, will be of essential importance to the interests of the residents of the Pacific Coast, for it will be the aim of the compiler to furnish in each volu'ne an exhibit of their advance as a people, and the progress made in the de /elopmcnt of the valuable and inex- haustible resources placed within their reach. The necessity of circulating infor- mation of this character is universally admitted, and the success of The Pacific Coast Business Directory, it is believed, will accomplish much in that direction. In accordance with the above plan, the present volume has been prepared, and a brief reference to its contents will show the varied character of the information embraced therein. The first part of the work contains the organization of the different departments of the Federal Government on the Pacific Coast, and the officers thereof, with a variety of useful data of a general character ; the orgam- zation of the different States and Territories on the Pacific Coast, and the officers attached thereto, with appropriate references to the various departments of each ; and a carefully prepared exhibit of the resources of the States and Territories included in the plan of the work. In this department the agricultural, the mineral, the commercial, and the manufacturing interests have each received careful atten- tion, and a large amount of valuable information, including an important contribu- PATIFIO COAST BU8INB8S DIRBOTORY. tion upon the minoral resources of California, by W. S. Koyos, Eac]., will be found contained therein, more complete and thorough in its details than any hith- erto published. Fart second embraces a gasetteer of the counties, cities, and towns of the Pacific Coast, the local officers governing the same, with the address of each merchant, manufacturer, and professional residing therein. Part third includes a classified Business Directory, containing the name of each merchant, manufacturer, and professional in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, the Territories of Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Utah, and the Colony of British ColumMa, arranged under the head of the business or profession in which he is engaged. The number of different addresses referred to in these various depart- ments of the work exceeds forty thousand. An analytical table of contents, and a full and complete index, are added, which will exhibit at a glance the variety and character of the subjects referred to in the work, and greatly facilitate ref- erence thereto. The labor of collecting and preparing for the press the information for a work of the above character has required an amount of time and expense which, if stated, would be, perhaps, scarcely realized. In addition to the assistance of a num*~ " ' '' special agents, who traversed nearly every section of the States and Terr embraced within the plan of the work, over ten thousand communicar tions nave been forwarded to federal. State, County, and Municipal officers, and those engaged in developing the resources of this coast. In this way a mass of material was collected together which has required a much longer time to collate and tabularize than was anticipated when the work was first announced, and which has been the principal cause of the delay in its publication. In submitting the results of bis labors to the attention and consideration of the public, the compiler would express his thanks to his numerous correspondents for their valuable assistance. To Messrs. Wells, Fargo & Co., he is especially indebted for their courteous assistance and the valuable facilities extended through the numerous and attentive representatives of their House on this coast, by which he has been enabled to complete many subjects of importance, thereby adding increased value to his efforts. He would also express his obligations to the editors of the different-newspapers throughout the coast for the interest mani- fested in the success of the enterprise ; to his patrons, for their numerous sub- stantial evidences of good will ; and to Messrs. Towne & Bacon, for the care bestowed in the execution of the typographical department of the work. The second volume of The Pacific Coast Business Directory will be issued on or about July Ist, 1868. CONTENTS. [The pugea fVoin III to IM ire dnpllcated, and ara dlitlngalihed by an aiterlik (*) afflxod to oaoh.] UNITKD PAOK. BXKCrTIVEANDrAUINKT 11 CONOKKHN, ANDTHKOHUANIZATION THICKKOP IT MINIHTKKN ANIlDII'MlMATU' AOKNTH IH CONHULN AMU'ONSri.All AdKNTH IN AUMY, ANDTIIKOKUANIZATIUNTIIKKKOt'.... I» IMvUloii of tho i'lKlHu 19 KrKlOK'iitn nlliiclioil ID Htailonii of 'rriiuiifi !iO NAVY, ANDTIIKomiANIZATIONTIIKREUr .... -il North I'acillv Si|iiailri>n 'il Hnutli I'aclllc S(|iijulriiii II Navy Yiirit, Mnrit Inlnnil 'it POSTOKKirKS. I'AC'iriC COAST IB Rateaof roHtiiKr 'tl J'lintal Muiicy iinlcrSyati'in ri Pontmaiilpni iiiiil Offlcci, California V3 roKlniaHtcrn mid Ottlvfii, Urviion '^tt INiDtiniiHtiTH and < tWci-it, Novaija 27 PoKtninati'ni nnd OHIrci, Waalilngton Territory.,., 'it I'ontnmnli'rn nnd < tWccii, Iduh; 2H rottniiwtcn and Oltlct'ii, Montana 3H Poituiaitcra and Ufllvi-s, Utah 'M STATES. rAOB. I'oituiaiiton and Offlcpa, Mfltlah Cnluinbla W Kcvcnuc of the l>i-parlinfiit, IMW » JUDICIAKY-HITPKKMKCOl'HT W Clrculla and J iidgva 10 (Courts and Term*, California 10 Cniirtii and Tcnnn, Ort'iioii 30 (N>-irtii nnit Torinii, Ntnailit (I (!ourlaaiid Terma, WanldngtonTiTrliory II Courla and Temia, Idaho II Courta and Temia, Montana U Cnurta and Trmia, (Jtah H OFKICKKH, l'A(;iriCCOAHr 13 I'CltMC l)KI«T 34 ARKA AND I'OI'I'LATIOS Ill AI'I'OUTIONMKSTOKCOSnitKSH S« VOTK KOR rRKMIDKNT, IH04 3» l'OI'l!LATII)N OHKATURITAINCOMI-AKKI) 3A 8TATK C A I'lTA I.H SB (JOVKHNORMOrTIIKNTATKH, ANDNAI.AKIKS.,. » STATKI-KdlHI.ATt'RKS, WIIKN CDSVK.NKU 30 8TATK ELKCTIONS, WIIKN IIKLI» 96 rorilLATION AS!) WEALTH, IWH) IS PACIFIC STATES AND TERRITORIES. STATES AND TKRUITORIF;. AND DATE OF OR- | OANIZAllON 37 I Areanf pnch 17 Population and Capital of each 17 CALIFORNIA EXECU-nVE AND STATE OFFICERS REPKK.SKN'|-AT1UN IN CONUUESM LEUIHLATritE Senate, Oflleora and M cmlirra Aaacnibly, Oltliu'ra nnd .Mi'nilx-ra JUDICIARY-Nl'I'RKME I.OIIIT DIatrlct .ludKca JUDICIAL DIVrUICTH TERMS OK DIH'IUICT COURTS SENATORIAL DIXTHICrH AHHEMIIL Y DIH I Kl(.' IS KXECUTIVE AND STATE DEPARTMENTS .... Exccutlvo SUte Controller Treaaurer Attorney Ucni'ral Surveyor (leneral Adjutant Uenoral Education Exanilnen Military Audltora Bounty CInlnni Stamp (?<>niuil»iil(>ncra State Lllintry NOTARIES I'l'llLIC COMMISSION Kits OF DEEDS STATE APPOINTEES, MISCELLANEOUS LocaK'iK Aitfiits Inaane Aayluni State PriHon MILITARY DEPARTMENT OIHcrra nnd StalTa AREA AND RESOURCES AUKICULTURAL PRODUCTS, 1864 Land Inclosed Land Cultivated YIeldWheat. Barlevand OaU HIacellaneoua Proifucta Onipeand Wine Urowtng Wine and U'andy Crop, I86» Fruit and Fruit 'f rrea Livestock Hldea an', Wool MINERAL (ESOURCES Uold K glon— Its extent, and modes of mining. Silver Quicksilver Copper . Coal— Asphaltum . Petroleum Borax Sulphur Tin and Iron.. Ulacellancous, 8VARTZH1LLS ANALS AND WATER DITCHES MANUFACTURES Hand Urist Mills and Flour Lumber and Saw Mills Woolen and Cotton Uoods , Cotton Wadding Silk 37 37 87 37 SH 3» 3» 3» a» 40 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 41 4i 4'i 4i 44 47 47 48 4H 48 48 48 49 49 49 49 50 ft'i 5J M S3 A3 M 3.5 63 <>e 68 (>9 70 71 71 71 71 79 99 84 88 96 96 97 Clothlng-Iioots and Shoes— Shirts 17 Blank Hooks 97 Paiicr-Powaor—Ulauware-Cordngo— Matches .. 98 Leather 99 Saddlery and Harness (9 Typo 99 Furniture (6 Matting 99 Kroonis 99 IlllllanI Tables ItO Wooden Ware 100 Show Cttaea lOO Planoa— Mirrors 100 Mniahca 100 Uold and Silverware— Jeweliy 100 Simiir Kcllnerlea 100 Macaroni and Vermicelli 101 Yeaat I'owdcm 101 M uatard 101 Distillation of SplrlU 101 Cigars 101 Preservetl Frults,etc 101 Cured MeaU 102 lircwertea 102 Confectionery 102 Soap 102 Iron Foundries 102 Rolling Mill 103 Lead Pipe anil Shot 108 Saws and Saw Teeth 103 Wire and Wire Rope 103 Agricultural Implements 103 Carriages and Wagons 103 Metsllurglcal and Assay Works 103 Chemicals 2 and 104 Salt 104 Oils and PoinU 104 Turpentine, Pitch and Rosin 104 Petroleum Reflnerles 104 Pottery wore 104 Marble Works 105 Furs 105 FISHERIES 106 COUNTIES AND COUNTY SEATS 105 LEGAL DISTANCES 106 POPULATION, I860 and 1866 108 VALUE REAL AND PER.sONAL PROPERTY 106 BANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES 106 DEBT OF THE STATE 107 DEBTS OF THE COUNTIES 107 COUNTY RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 107 ELECTION RETURNS, 1860, 1861, 1863, and 1864 108 TREASURE SHIPMENTS 108 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS, SAN FRANCISCO 108 RECEIPTS AND EXPENBITURES, FEDERAL ... 108 LIBRARIES. PUBLIC AND SOCIETY 109 NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL PRESS 110 PUBLIC SCHOOLS 112 COLLEGES 112 RAILROADS 112 TELEGRAPH LINES 113* SHIP BUILDING 1I3» MINERAL SPRINGS 11*> : it ! 6 PAOiriO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. OBKOON. EXECntlVR ANn STATE OmCERS Yu^'qUABTZ MILM KKI'KKMKN'rATlON IN C'UNUUKHb lU* CANALH AND WATER DITCHES LEUIHI.ATt-KK lU'iMANlTKAVrORIKX . flinulKnml IIoiim- of RpprmrnUUvei 114* JITDICIAKV. HlIl'UKMK COURT MS* JITDICIAL IIISTKICTH l|iy* TKRMH OK CIRCriT AND COUNTY C0CRT8 IIS> DISTRICT ATTORNKYH ||«* SENATORIAL DIHTRirTfl Il«» RKI'RKMKNTATIVK DISTRICTS 1I»» MOTARIKH ITHMC Il«« COMMINHIONKIW OK DEEDS 1IT» AREA AND RKHOCRCKH IID* AURICCLTl'RAL l-RODVCTS, 1864 ll<»* Ylclilof (lr«ln, etc IIK* MINERAL RESOURCES 119* rAOl fill* . II4* NEVA EXECUTIVE AND STATE OFFICERS I*I» REFRESKNTATION IN CONGRESS I'Jl* I.EUIOLATURK ij* Senate hikI AMcmbly fit* JUDICIARY, mi; ntKME COURT 1J8* DiHrictJiiiluvi l-i8* JUDICIAL, DISTIUCT8 1»* TERMS DISTRICT COURTS. Ii«* SENATORIAL AND ASSEMDLY DISTRICTS UH* NOTARIES PUHLIC 1.81* COMMIHSIONKKS OF DEEDS 120* STATE LANDS 130* AREA AND RESOURCES 131* MINERAL IJl* WASHINQTON EXECUTIVE AND TERRITORIAL OFFICERS IJ7' REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS 13T LEOISLAIIVK DISTRICTS I3T* REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS 137* NOTARIES I'lnLIC 137* C<»MMIS>I()NKI(S OF DEEDS I3H* AREA AND KKSOURCES 138* AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS I31»* Yli-lil of Grnln-Llve Stock 139' MANUFACTORIES I3»> Flour, OrlatUilla 13»< Flour, Grill Mill! Lumber, Haw Mllli Woolen Good! Paper VW Iron Fouiitlrlea— Leather, Tannerloi I'iS* Llnneetl (III— Turpentine anil Roiln IW* PUBLIC F":ilOOLH-RAILROADS J'iJI* COUNTIES AND COUNTY SEATS IJI* popu;. u'loN, INW AND law IM* VOTES, INM AND IMW IM* VALUE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY . IM* NEWHPAPEItS-LIURARIES llf FINANCES AND DEBT m* DA. Quartz Mill 131* CanaU and Wnter Ditchoi IM* AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS IM* Lanil and Live Stock 134* MANUI'ACI'ORIES 13(1* Fl.iiir, Orirt Mills 13«* Lumher, Saw Mllln 18»* FINANCES-PUBLIC SCHOOLS IS** LIBRARIES-NEWSPA'/ERS ISB* COUNTIES AND COUMTY SEATS 13«* ELECTION RETURNS, laW 13(t* POPULATION 136* VALUE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY . 136* PRODUCT OF MINES, IMS AND INO 136* TERRITORY. Lumber, Saw MIIU ISA* COLLEGES AND SCHOOL 140* STATISTICS, PORT TOWNSEND I4«* COUNTIES AND COUNTY SEATS 141* POPULATION, IH63 141* VOTES, 1863 AND I8US 141* VALUE OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.. 141> FINANCES 141* RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES 141* LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS 141* NATURAL RESOURCES 141* IDAHO TERRITORY, EXECUTIVE AND TERRITORIAL OFFICERS 14»* REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS 14'i LEGISLATIVE DIS'IRICTS 14'i> NOTARIES PIHLIC 142* COMMISSION Kits Of DEEDS 143* AREA AND RESOURCES 143* MINERAL 143* QuarU MllU-Wntcr Dltchei 144* AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS 146* MANUFACTORIES I4IJ* Flour-Griat Mllla 14ft* Lumber-Saw Milli 14ft* COUNTIES AND COUNTY SEATS 14ft* ELECTION RETURNS, IMW 14»* PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS 14«* LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS :. 14«* MONTANA TERRITORY. EXECUTIVE AND TERRITORIAL OFFICERS 146* REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS UK* LEGISLATURE 146* Leglalatlvo Dialrlcta I4«* ReproKcntuti ve DIatrlcta 147* NOTARIES PUBLIC 147* COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS 147* AREA AND RESOURCES 147* MINERAL 148* Quartz Mills- Water Ditchoi 148* AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS UfP MANUFACTORIES 149* Flour-Griat Mllla 149* Lumber-Saw Mllla 149* FINANCES 149* COUNTIES AND COUNTY SEATS 14»» TERRITORIAL REVENUE 149* VALUE OK REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.. 149* PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS 149* LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS 190* UTAH TERRITORY, EXECUTIVE AND TERRITORIAL OFFICERS 180* REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS ISO* LEGISLATURE ISO* Council DlBlrlfta 160* KeprMcntntive Diatricta ISO* KOTARIES'PI BLIC IftI* AREA AND RESOURCES ISl* AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Iftl* Yield Wheat, Barley, etc ISi* Fruit Treeaand Livestock ISi* IRRIGATING DITCHES 1»»* GRISTMILLS AND FLOUR ISl* SAW MILLS AND LUMBER ISJ* COUNTIES AND COUNTY SEATS.. 186* POPULATION, I860 189* VALUE OF REAL AND PER.SONAL T'ROPERTY... !»»• PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS I»»* PUBLIC SCHOOLS-FINANCES 16ft* RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES Iftft* MEktSPAPERS-LIHRARIES 1S<* COLONY OP BRITISH EXECUTIVE AND CIVIL ESTABLISHMENT I86> JUDICIAL ESTABLISHMENT 1»7* AREA AND RESOURCES 1S7* SHIPMENTS OK GOLD 1»7* MANUFACTORIES 147* COLUMBIA. Flour-Oriit Mllla 1S7* Lumber-Sftw MIIU 1«»* FINANCES, 186ft IBS* PORT STATISTICS, VICTORIA, 1865 188* LIBRARIES-NEWSPAPERS 186* BUSINESS REGISTER AND OAZETTEER. CALIFORNIA Ill* OREGON 887 NEVADA !»ft WASHINGTON TERRITORY 319 IDAHO TERRITORY 3« MONTANA TERRITORY 347 UTAH TERRITORY 386 BRITISH COLUMBIA 176 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS SANFRANCISCO 188 CAUFORNIA 411 OREGON 511 NEVADA 513 WASHINGTON TERRITORY 847 DIRECTORY. IDAHO TERRITORY 551 MONTANA TERRITORY 565 UTAH TERRITORY 810 BRITISH COLUMBIA 861 ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT foUowi 869 rAna. ... V»' ...IiO« ...Ml* ,..m» ... vu> ... U4* ...!•»• ... !•»• ... m' ■•••iSl ...IM* ... m» ...IM* Y. 1«* ....vw .... m* HI* 1M« \*V> 134* 1S»» !»»• IM* IM* !»• lS(t» l!l«» las* ;ty . lat* 136> If; •i .Ml* . 141* .141* .141* :tti: . 14»* .141k* .\VI> . IVf .148' . 145* . 14«» . m* ..US" .. 149* .. 14B* .. 149* ..149* ..14»* 14»* ^TY.. Uf ...149* ,.. 150* ..1S2* .. 1»2* .. 1.M* .. ISS* ...ll»* ti'Y... IM* ...IM* ...1»* ...1IW» ... IM* , 1»7* , 1«H* . wr .188* .188* 3*1 S47 386 116 Ul 88» 88» an .860 **i'.i 11 I 1 GENERAL INDEX. [The piigai ttom 111 to 188 are duplicated, and are dlitlngulihcd bjr an aiterUk (•) afflxod to eaob.] rAoa.! PAoa. AtUutant Qeneral, California ... 41 BmlncM Diroetorjr, Idaho Ter> Agricultural Iniulenienti, Han- ritory 661 uiholure, Califuruia 108 Buiinpw Direetorr, Mo*itana ARficulturo BritlKh Columbia . 167* Territory 666 Agrioultural (.'aliloriiia ... .48 and 49, BuilneM Directory, Mevuda. ... 688 Agrioulturo, Idaho Territory .. 146*; Buaincn Directory, Ore.^on.... 611 Agriculture, Montana Territory 14B*]Buiiuo«H Directory, Han Vnui- ib Terri- cloco, . Buiiinon Directory, I". tory Co9 ButineM Dirvctoky.WaihinKton Territory 647 . y _ ... . ^ 118* Agriculture, Nevada 184* Agriculture, Oregon 119* ARriculturc, Utah Territory. . . . 161* Agriculture, Waahingtou Tcrrl- tory.... 189* Apple Crop, ('allforuia 68 Butter I'roduet, California. Apple Crop, (Jregun 119* Butter Product, Oregon Apple Crop, Utah Territory. . . . 1S2* Cabinet, U. 8. Apportionment, U. 8. Congreat- ional 17 and 86 Area and Itcoourcoa, Britlih Co- lumbia 167* Area and I{eiR, California 48 Area and Ktw v. <'c- «, Idaho Ter- Califbrnia Judiciary. . . ritory 148* Caltlbruia, UtUceni, etc. . . Area and itpgourcea, Montana California, I'oet OtUcei... 'i'erritnry 147*| California, Begiiter of Mamei. . Area and Itc80urc«>«, Nevada. . . 181* Calllbruia, V. 6. Court* Area and UeHourcoH, uregon. . . 118*|Canalt and Water Ditches, Cal- Area and Ucoourccit, Utah Ter> ifurnia ritory 161* Canala and Water Ditches, Ida- Area and liPKOurces, Washing' California Bwiness Directory. Calllbrnia, Citie* and Town*. . California, Department of, U 17 PAOB. CommlMioncra of Deeds, Cali- fornia 44 CommiMionem of Deeds, Idaho Territory 148* Commissionom of Deeds, Mon- tana Territory 147* Commissioners of Deeds, Mo> vada ia»» Commissioners of Deeds, Ore- »..M 117* Comnii' oners of Deeds, Wash- inK* .' 1 Territory 188* Conl'ecilonery, Hnuufheture, ' aliibrnla 102 Cougrefs,Mcimtiersof)California 87 86 18 887 ton Territory 188* Area I'aoiHo mates and Territo- ries 87 Area States 86 Army,U.8 19 Asphaltum, California VH Assay Kstabli^lmicnts, Cal 108 Assembly, California 88 Assembly, Nevada 128* Assembly DUtrlots, California. 41 Assembly UiHtricts, Nevada. . . . 128* Attorney (iciivral, California. . 41 Banks, Caliturnia 100 Barley Crop, <'alif«)rnia.. . .49 and 60 Barley Crop, Nevada 134* Barley Croi>, Urogon 119* Barley Crop, Utah Territory. . . 162* Beau Crop, California 60 Billiard Tables, Manufacture, California 100 Blank Books, Manufticture, Cal' ifornia 07 Boots and Shoos, Manulhoturo, California Borax. California 70 Bounty Claimn.Board of Exam' iners, California 41 Branch Mint, U. 8 Brandy Product, California. ... 62 Breweries, California 1<>2 British Columbia Business Dl rectory 668 British Columbia, Uovern- ment, etc 166* British Columbia, Post Offices. 29 British Columbia, Begister of Names 876 Brooms, Hanufhcture, Califor- 48Si;Cougrri'>. .Momber'< of, Nevada. 137* lil*X'ongreiM>, Mcnibpniof, Uregon. 114* iCongreitii, U. 8 17 8. Army. .'. 10, Coiigrcwiuiial Apportionment. " California 1' inanoes 107 1 CouhuIh and Commercial Ag'ls, ■ ■ ■■ • 89{ U.8 87 Consuls, Foreign, San Francisco 28 Controller's iJepartmout, Call- 111*1 Ibrnia 41 VOiCopper, Truductof, Calllbrnia . 66 i Cordage, Manuikoture, Califor- 70 uia 98 Cotton Crop, California 61 ho Territory 144* Cotton Crop, Utah Territory... 162* Canals and Water Ditohes,Mon- Cotton Uoods, Manufacture, tana Territory 148*! California 96 Canals and Water Ditches, No- Counties and County Seats, vada 131* Calilornla 106 Canals and Water Ditches, Or^ Counties and County Seats, egon 120*1 Idaho Territory 146* Capitais,State and Territorial 86 8(87. Counties and County Seats, Carriages and Wagons, Manu- Montana Torritory 49* fkcture, California 108! Counties and County Seats, Cattle, Califbrnia 68 Nevada 186* Cattle, N evada 184* : Counties and County Seats, Or- Cattle, Oregon 110* egon 136* Census, U. 8 86 Counties and County Seats, Cheese Product, California .... 60 Utah Territory 166* Clieese Product, Oregon 119* CountioH and County Seats, Chemicals, Manufkoture, Call- Washington Territory 141* fornla 3 and 104 County Courts, California, Cigars, Manulkcture, California lull Terms 89 Circuit Court, Terms, Oregon. . 116*ICouuty Courts, Oregon, Terms 110* Circuits, U.8 80 1 County Finances, Calilornia... 107 Cities and Towns, British Co- iCountyOilicers, California, lumbia 876 lll*to26e Cities and Towns, California. . . Ill* County Officers, Idaho Ttrri- Cities and Towns, Idaho Terri- tory . ^ 837 to 846 Brushes, Manufacture, California 100 Buckwheat Crop, California ... 60 Business Directory, British Co- lumbia 668 Business Directory, California . i tory 146* and 387 Cities and Towns, Montana Tei^ ritory 149* and 847 Cities and Towns, Nevada 296 Cities and Towns, Oregon 267 Cities a..d Towns, Utah Terri- tory 166*and866 dtleaand Towns, Washington Territory 819 Clothing, Manulkcture, Califor- nia 97 Coal, California 68 Coast Survey, U. S., Wc Joast 83 Cobalt, California 71 Collector of Customs, Faciflo Coast 88 Colleges, California 112 Colleges, Washington Territory 140* Columbia, Department U. 8. Army 19 County Officers, Montana T^rri' tory 847 to 866 County Officers, Nevada. .296 to 818 County Officers, Oregon . .267 to 294 County Officers, Utah Territory 866 to 878 County Officers, Washington Territory 819 to 886 Courts, see respective headings. Cured Meats, Manufacture, Cal- ifornia 103 Customs, Collectors of, U. 8. . . 88 Debt, State, California 107 Debt, State, Nevada 186* Debt, SUte, Oregon 120* Debt,U. 8 84 Delegate in Congress, Idaho Territory 148* Delegate in Congress, Montana Territory 148* fjl 1 ¥• [i i it 8 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. PAQK. Delegate in Congress, V • .h Ter- ritory '. leO* Delegate in Congress, Washing- ton Territory 187* Distillation of Spirits, Califor- nia 101 District Attorneys, Oregon 116* District Court«, Califurnia 89 District Courts, Nevada 128* District Cour»4, U. S., TaciBo Coast ao Ditches, see Water Ditches. DryDock, U. 8.... 118» Kducation, State Board of, Cal- ifornia 41 Education, U. S .' 86 Egg Product, Oallfornla 63 Breotion Keturns, Calilornla. . . 108 Election Keturns, Idaho Terri- tory 145* Election Returns, Nevada 136* Election Returns, Oregon 126* Election Keturns, U. 8., 18C4. . 86 Election Returns, Washington Territory 141* Elections, State, when hold. ... 86 Examiners, Board of, California 41 Examiners, Board of, Nevada. . 127* Executive Department, Califor- nia 37 and 41 Executive Department, Idaho Territory 142* Executive Department, Mon- tana Territory 146* Executive Department, Nevada 127* B^ecutive Department, Oregon 114* Executive Department, U. 8. . . 17 Executive Department, Utah Territo.y 150* Executive Department, Wash- ington Territory 187* Exports, San Francisco 108 Finances, British Columbia. .. . 168* Finances, California 107 Finances, Counties, California. . 107 Finances, Montana Territory . . 149* Finances, Nevada 135* Finances, Oregon 126* Finances, Utali Territory 156* Finances, Washington Terri- tory 141* Fisheries, Calirornia 106 Fisheries, Washington Terri- tory 188* Flax Culture, California 51 Flax Culture, Oregon 110* Flour Manufacture, British Co- lumbia 167* Flour Manufacture, California. 84 Flour Manufacture, Idaho Ter- ritory 145* Flour Manufacture, Montana Territory 149* Flour Manuthoturc, Nevada . . . 135* Flour Manufacture, Oregon 121* Flour Manutiacture, Utah Terri- tory 162* Flour Manufacture, Washing- ton Territory 189* Foreign Consuls 897 Foreign Ministers, U. S 18 Fortifications, Pacific Coast ... 19 Foundries, California 102 Foundries, Oregon 126* Fruit Growing, Califurnia 62 Fruit Growing, Oregon 119* Fruit Growing, Utah Territory 162* Fruits, Califomia.wkien matured 58 Furniture Manufacture, Califor- nia 99 Fun, California 106 Gaxetteor, Cities and Towns Pa- olBo Coast in* Glass Manufacture, California. 98 Gold and Silverware Manufac- ture, Califoriiirt 100 Gold Product, California 64 Gold Product, Idaho Territory 144* Gold Product, Oregon 119* PAOIt. Gold Region, California 64 Gold Shipments, British Co- lumbia 167* Gold Shipmenta, California .... 106 Governors, State 86 Governors, Territorial 86 Grain Crop, California 49 Grain Crop, New York, com- pared 80 Grain Crop, Oregon 119* Grain Crop, Utah Territory. . . 162* Grape and Wine Growing, Cal- ifornia 62 Great Britain, Population 86 Grist Mills, British Columbia. . 167* Grist Mills, California 84 Grist Mills, Idaho Territory. . . . 146* Grist Mills, Montana Territory. 149* Grist Mills, Nevada 186* Grist Mills, Oregon 121* Grist Mills, Utah Territory 162* Grist Mills, Washington Terri- tory 189* Gypsum, California 71 Hay Crop, California 60 Hay Crop, Nevada 134* Hay Crop, Oregon 119* Hay Crop, Utah Territory 162* Hay Crop, Washington Terri- tory 189* Hemp Culture, California 61 Hemp Culture, Oregon 119* Hides, Exports, California 64 Hides and Wool, California... 68 Hogs, California 68 Hogs, Nevada 184* Hogs, Oregon 119» Hogs, I'tah Territory 152* Honey Bee, Calit'ornia 60 Hop Culture, California 51 Hop Culture, Oregon 119* Horses, California 53 Horses, Nevada 134* Horses, Oregon 119* Horses, Utah Territory 152* Horses, Washington Territory. 139* House of Kcpro.-cntatives, U. 8. 17 Idaho Territory, Bu^iiuvss Di- rectory 561 Idaho Territory, Government, etc 142* Idaho Territory. Post Offices. . . 28 Idaho Territory, Register of Names 337 Idaho Territory, U, 8. Courts. . 81 Imports, British Columbia 168* Imports, San Francisco 108 Imports, Washington Territory 140* Incorporated Companies 408 Indian Aflhirs, U. 8. Superin- tendents of. 34 Indian Agents, Pacific Coast. . . 34 Indian Corn Crop, California . 50 Indiau (.'om Crop, Oregon 119* Indian Corn Crop, Utah Terri- tory 162* Indian Com Crop, Washington Territory 189* Insane Asylum, California 48 Insurance Companies, Califor- nia 106 Insurance Companios,San Fran> Cisco 409 Internal Revenue Officers, Paciflo Coast Iron, California 71 Iron, Oregon 120* Iron Foundries, California 102 Iron Foundries, Oregon 125* Jewelry, ManuiUcture, Califor- nia 100 Judges, see respective Courts. Judicial Districts, California. . . Judicial Districts, Nevada 128* Judicial Districts, Oregon 116* Judicial Districto, U. S. Pacilio Coaat ao Judiciary, British Columbia. . . . 167* Judiciary, California 89 PAGE. Judiciary, Nevada 128* Judiciary, Oregon 116* Judiciary, U. S W Knit Goods Manufacture, Cal- ifornia 96 Land Agents, California 47 Land Ag'ts, U. 8. Pacific Coast 88 Land Office, California 42 Land Office, U. 8. Pacific Coast 88 Lands, Agricultural, California 48 Lands, Agricultural, Idaho Ter- ritory 146* Lands, Agricultural, Montana Territory 149* Lands, Agricultural, Nevada. . . 184* Lands, Agricultural, Oregon . . 119* Lands, Agricultural, Utah Ter- ritory 161* lAnds, Agricultural, Washing- ton Territory 139* Lands, State, California 48 Lands, State, Nevada 180* Lands, State, Oregon 119* Lead, Manufacture, California. 108 Leatlier, 3Iuuufacture, Califoi^ uia 9B Leather, Manufacture, Oregon. 126* Legal Distances, California .... 106 Legislature, California 87 Legislature, Idaho Territory. . . l«i* Legislature, Montana Territory 146* Legislature, N evada 127* Legislature, Oregon 114* Legislature, Utali Territory. . . . 160* Legislature, Washington Terri- tory 187* Libraries, British Columbia. . . . 168* Libraries, California 109 Libraries, Idaho Territory 146* Libraries, Montana Territory. . 160* Libraries, Nevada 188* Libraries, Oregon 126* Libraries, Utah Territory 166* Libraries, Washington Territory 141* Library, State, * alifornia 42 Linsooa Oil, Manufacture, CaU- fornia IM Linseed Oil, Mauufacturo, Ore- gon 126* Live Stock, California 63 Live Stock, Nevada 184* Live Stock, Oregon 119* Live Stock, Utah Territory. . . . 152* Live Stock, Wasliington Terri- tory 189* Lumber, Imports, San Fran- cisco 88 Lumber, Manufacture, British Columbia 168* Lumber, Manufhcture, Califor- nia 88 Lumber, Manufacture, Idaho Territory 146* Lumber, Manufacture, Montana Territory 149* Lumber, Manufacture, Nevada 185* Lumber Manufautun>, Oregon.. 128* Lumber, Manufacture, Utah Territory 168* Lumber, tlanufacture, Wash- ington Territory 189* Macaniiii, Manufacture, Califor- nia 101 Mail Service. U. 8 29 Manganese, California 71 Manufactures, California . .84 and 95 ManufhcturcE, Oregon 121* Marble,Manufaetiirt>, California 106 Marble, Quarries, California. . . 106 Matches, Manuflacture, Califor- nia 98 Matting, Manutikoture, Califoiv nia 99 Merchants and Professionals, British Columbia 668 Merchants and Profoislonali, California .. 4i>8 Merchants and Professionals, Idaho Territory 661 QENBRAL INDEX. 9 PAOC. ...MS* ...116* ... W ... 96 ... 47 >Mt S8 ... 42 Mst 88 rnit 48 rer- . ... 146* tana ....149» a...l84» ,n..n9» Te^ 161» ling- .....189» 48 180* 11»« rnia. 108 »lifo^ ^ .gon! 126* *.... 87, ,ry...l«» rtlory 146» ..... 1«» 114» ry....l60» Terri- 187» ,ia....l68» ..... 109 r 146* tory. . 1B0» ...... 188» 126* 166* rritoryl4i; 5, Cat : IM o, Ore- ,...126« .... 68 .... 184* ....119» |.rv. . . . 152» ! terri- FAQI. MerohanU and Profbsaionali, Montana Territory 666 Merchants and ProferaionalB, Hevada 688 Merohanta and IVofteeionala, OKgon 611 Merotaanti and Protessionalp, San Franoiiioo 886 Merchants and Froi^ionali, Utah Territory 669 Merchants and Proi^ssionals, Washington Torritoiy 647 Metallurgic and Assay Estab- lishments, California 108 Metallurgic and A»say Estab- liibments, Nnvadn 181* Military, Calitornia 48 Military, U. 8., I'aciUu Coast. . . 19 MiliUry Auditors, Board of, California 41 Military Posts, U. 8., Paclflo __ Coast 20 Mills, Flour, British Columbia. 167* Mills, Flour, California 84 Mills, Flour, Idaho Territory. . 146* Mills, Flour, Montana Terri- tory..... 149» Mills, Flour, Nevada 186* Mills, Flour, Oregon 121* Mills, Flour, Utah Territory. . . 162* Mills, Flour, Washington Turri- tiry.... 189» Mills, Iron, San Francisco 108 Mills, Paper, California 98 Mills. Paper, Oregon 126» Hills, Powder, California 98 Mills, Quartz, California 78 Mills, Quartz, Idaho Territory. 144* Mills, Quartz, Montana Terri- tory..... 148* Mills, Quartz, Kevada Iit2* Mills, Quartz, OrcRon 120* Mills, Kice, tian Francisco .... 419 Mills, Salt, San Francisco 419 Mills, Saw, British Columbia.. 168* Mills, Saw, California 88 BHIls, Saw, Idaho Territory. . . . 146» Mills, Saw, Montana Territory. 149* Mills, Saw, Nevada 136* Mills, Saw, Oregon 1}!8* Mills, Saw, Utali Territory 158* Mills, Saw, Washington Ter. . . 139* Mills, Woolen, Caliloruia 96 Mills, Woolen, Oregon 124* Mineral Uesources, British Co- lumbia 167* Mineral Kesources, California. . 64 Mineral Kesources, Idaho Ter- ritory 148* Mineral Kesources, Montana Territory 148* Mineral Iteeourcos, Nevada. . . 131* Mineral Kesources. Oregon 119* Mineral Springs, California. . . . 118* Mining, varietiOM of, Calilbrnia. 68 Ministers, Foreign, U. S 18 Mint, U. S. Branch, San Fran- cisco 83 Mirrors, Manuikctui-e, Califor- nia 100 Montana Territory, Busi<>ess Di- rectory 666 Montana Territory, fjovernm't, etc 148* Montana Territory, I'ost Offices 28* Montana Territory, Htcgister of Names 847 Montana Territory, U.S. Courts 82 Mortality, U. 8 86 Mulberry, Cultivation of. .61 and 97 Mustard, Uanuiltoture, Califor- nia 101 NaTy,U.8 31 Navy, U. 8, Paoiflo Ocean 21 Navy Yard, U. S. Mare Island. . 21 Nevada Business Directory .... 688 Nevad;' Qovemment, etc 127* Nevada, Post OWoes 27 Nevada, Register of Names .... 296 PAoa. Nevada, U. 8. Conrti 81 Newspapers, British Columbia. 168* Newspapers, California 110 Newspapers, Idaho Territory. . 14<<* Newspapers, MontanaTerritory 160* Newspapers, Nevada 186* Newspapers, Oregon 126* Newspapers, Utah Territory... 166* Newspapers, Washington Terri- tory 141* Nickel. California 71 North Paoilio Squadron, U.8.N. 21 Notaries Public, California.... 42 Notaries Public, Idaho Terri- tory 142* Notaries Public, Montana Ter- ritory 147* Notaries Public, Nevada 129* Notaries Public, Oregon 116* Notaries Public, Utah Territory 161* Notaries Public, Washington Territory 187* Oats, Crop, California ... .49 and 60 Oats, Crop, Oregon 119* Oats, Crop, Utah Territory 162* Oats, Crop, Washington Terri- tory 189* Officers, U. 8., Paclflo Coast. . . Oils and Paints, Manufocture, California 104 Oil Keaneries, California 104 Olives, California 63 Oregon, Business Directory. . . . 6ll Oregon, Government, etc 114* Oregon, Itegistcr of Names. ... 267 Oregon, Post Offices 26 Oregon, U.S. Cou'ts 80 PacTflc Division, U. 8. A . 19 Pacific SUtes and Territories . . 87 Paints, Manufacture, California 104 Paper, Manufacture, California 98 Paper, Manufhcture, Oregon. . . 126* Pea Crop, California 60 Peach Trees, California 68 Pension Agents, U. 8., Faciflc Coast 84 Periodicals, California 110 Petroleum, California 69 Pianos, ManufiictUTe, California 100 Pilot Examiners, S. F 47 Pitch. Manulhcture, California 104 Platinum, California 72 Plumbago, California 71 Population, California 106 Population, Great Britain and Ireland 86 Population, Nevada 188* Population, Oregcm 126* Population, Utah Territory. . . . 165* Population, Pacific States and Territories, 1806 87 Population, U. 8 35 and 86 Population, WashiT.^n Terri< tory Port Wardens, S. F •. . Post Office Department, U. 8. . Post Offices, British Columbia Post Offices, California. . . . v . . . 23 Post Offices, Idaho Territory.. . 28 Post Offices, Montana Territory 28 Post Offices, Nevada 27 Post Offices, Oregon 26 Post Offices, U. 8., PaoiHo Coast 22 Post Offices, Utah Territory. ... 28 Post Offices, Washington Ter'y. 27 Postage Hates 22 Postal Money Order System ... 22 Potato Crop, California 60 Potato Crop, Nevada 134* Potato Crop, Oregon 119* Potato Crop, Utah Territory. . . 152* Potato Crop, Washington Ter- ritory 189* Pottery, Manufacture, Califor- nia 106 Poultry, California 68 Powder Manui1ioture,CaliA>mla 98 Preserved Fruit and Vegeta- bles, California 101 141* 47 29 PAGB. Probate Courts, California, Terms 89 Property, Beal and Personal, Calitbmia 106 Property, Seal and Personal, MontanaTerritory 149* Property, Beal and Personal, Nevada 186* roperty, Real and Tersoual, Oregon 126* Property, Real and Personal, Utah Territory 156* Property, Real and Personal, Washington Territory 141* Public Debt, U. 8 84 Public Instruction, California . 41 Public Schools, California 112 Public Schools, Nevada 135* iniblic Schools, Oregon 126* Public Schools, UUh Territory. 165* Public Schoou, Washington Territory 140* Quarries, Marble 105 Quartz Mills, California 72 Quartz Mills, Idaho Territory. . 144* Quartz Mills, Montana Terri- tory 148* Quartz Mills, Nevada 181* Quartz Mills, Nevada Co., Cali- fornia 78 Quartz Mills, Oregon 120* Quartz Mining, California 00 Quicksilver, California 65 Railroads, Calilbrnia 112 Railroads, Oregon 126* Real ftnd Personal Property, California 106 Real and Personal Property, Montana Territorv 149* Real and Personal Property, Nevada 186* Real and Personal Property, Oregon 126* Real and Personal Property, United States 86 Real and Personal Property, Utah Territory 165* Real and Personal Property, Washington Territory 141* Receipts and Expecditures, British Columbia 168* Receipts and Expenditures, Cal- itornia wr Receipts and Expenditures, Montana Territory 149* Receipts and Expenditures, Ne- vada 185* Receipts and Expenditures, On egon 126* Receipts and Expenditures, U, 8 84 Receipts and Expenditures, U. 8., Pacific Coast 106 Receipts and Expenditures, UtahTerritory 155* Register of Names, British Co- lumbia 376 Register of Names, California. Ill* Register of Names, Idaho Toi^ ritory 887 Register of Names, Montana Territory 847 Register of Names, Nevada ... 296 Register of Names, Oregon. . . . 257 Register of Names, Utah Terri- tory 866 Register of Names, Washington Territory 819 Representative Districts, Ore- gon 116* Representatives, Uouse,Oregon 114* Resources, British Columbia. . 167" Resources, Agricultural, Cal. ... 49 Rewuroes, Agricultural, Idaho Territory 146* Resources, Agricultural, Mon- tana Territory 149* Resources,Agricultural, Nevada 184* !{e8ourcei,Agrioultural, Oregon 118* i' 5 10 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FAQI. Besonroes, Agriealtun), Utah Territory IBl* R«M>urce«, Agricultnral, Wash- inftton Territory 188* RMOUrccs, Haiiutkcturing, Cal. 96 Uosources, Mannfacturing, Or. . 121* ReKCurces, Mineral, CaliTornia. M Resources, Mineral, Idaho Ter- ritory 14a» BoMurces, Mineral, Montana Territory 148» Resources, Mineral, Nevatia. . . 181* Resources, Mineral, Oregon. . , , 119* Rloe Culture, California 61 Rolling Mill, California 108 Rope Hauufacture, California. . 98 Rosin Manufacture, California. 104 Rosin Manufacture, Oregon . . . 126* Rye Crop, California 60 Rye Crop, Oregon 1W» Saddlery and Harness Manufac- ture, California "" Salt Manufacture, California. . . San Francisco Business PireO' tury Saw Mills, British Columbia Saw Mills, California Saw Mills, Idaho Territory . . Saw Mills, Montana Territory PAOS.I _ _ VAQM. State Debt, Nerada 136* United States Exeeative De- State Debt, Oregon 126* partment 17 State Departments, Califurnia.. 41 United States Foreign Minister* 18 ' • •• "" United States House of Hepre- sentatives 17 State Elections, when held State Legislatures, when con- vened 86 State Library, California 42 State Library, Nevada 186» State Library, Oregon 126* State Prison, California 48 State Prison Commissioners, Nevada 127* State Prison Labor, California. 96 State University, Nevada 127* Sugar Cane, California . .■ 61 Sugar Kedneries, California .... 100 Sulphur, California 71 Superintendents Indian AffiUrs, U. S., PaciUc Coast 84 Supreme Court, California 89 Supreme Court, Nevada 128* Supreme Court, Oregon 116* 104 Supreme Court, U. S 80 Surveyor General's Depart- ment, California 41 Surveyor General U. 8. Pacilio Coast 84 Swamp Land, California 48 386 168* 146* 149* : Sweet Potato Crop, California. 60 Saw Mills, Nevada 136* Tanneries, California Saw Mills, Oregon 123* Saw Mills, Utah Territory 163* Saw Mills, Washington Terri- tory 189* Saws and Saw Teeth, Manufac- ture, California 108 School Census. 112 School Fund 112 School Lands, see Lands, State Schools, Public, California lU'Tcrras Prubate Courts, Califor- Schools, Public, Nevada 186*1 nia Schools, Public, Oregon 126* Terms, Supreme Court, Call' Tanneries, Oregon 126* Telegraphs, California 113* Terms Circuit Courts, Oregon. 116* Terms County Courts, CaFifor- nia 89 Terms County Courts, Oregon . 110* Terms District Courts, Canfor^ nia Terms District Courts, Nevada. 128* Schools, Public, Utali Territory 166* Schools, Public, Washington Territory 140* Seats, Uovernmont, diflbrent Ktatps 88 Serdtc, California 87 Sc^nate, Nevada 127* Senate, Oregon 114* fornia Terms Supreme Court, Nevada. 128* Terms, Supreme Court, U.S... 30 Tin. Califurnia 71 Tobacco Crop, California 61 Tobacco Crop, Oregon 119* Treasure Shipments, British Columbia 161 Sei-atc, U. S 17 Treasure Shipments, California 108 Ser.aturhil Districts, California. 40 Treasure Shipments, Nevada. . 186* Senatorial Districts, Nevada.. . I28*)TreaBurcr'8 Department, Cali- Seiiatorlal Districts, Oregon. . . 116* | fornia 41 Sheep, California 63 Tunnage, British Columbia 168* Sheep, Nevada 134* Tunnage, San Franoieco 108 Shee]), Oregon 110* Tunnage. Port Townsend,W.T. 140* Shcoji, Utali Territory 162* i Turpentine Manufacture, Cali- Shecp, WaMiingfon Territory. . 139*1 fornia 104 Ship Building, California 113*: Turpentine ManuflMture, Ore' Shirts, Muiiulncturp, California 97 gon 126*{ Wine Growing, California HShow Cares, Manufacture, Cal- Type Manufacture, California.. 99. Wire and Wire Rope Manuflto- ifornia 100 Union Business College 118* ture, California 108 Silk Culture, California 61 United States, Area 36 Wooden Ware Manufkotnre, Silk Manufacture, California... 97 United States Army, Division California 100 iiilver Mining, California 661 of the Paoiflo 19 Wool, California 68 Sliver Mining, Nevada 131* United States Army, Organiza- Wool, Oregon 119* Silver Product,Ncvada 181* and 138*1 tion of 19 Wool, Washington Territory . . 189* United States Judiciary 80 United States Navy, Organisa- tion of ......" ai United States Mavy, Paciflo Coast 21 United Stateb Officers, Faciac Coast 88 United States, Population. .86 and 86 United States Public Debt 84 United States Senate 17 United States Supreme Court. . 80 Utah Territory, Business Direo- toiy 669 Utah Territory, Government, etc 160* Utah Territory, Post Offices. ... 28 Utah Territory, Register of Names 866 Utah Territory, U.S. Courts. ... 82 Vegetable Crop, California 60 Vegetable Crop, Nevada 184* Veigetable Crop, Oregon 119* Vegetable Crop, Utah Territory 162* Vote, California 108 Vote, Idaho Territory 146* Vote, Nevada 186* Vote, Oregon 128* Vote, Presidential, 1864 86 Vote, Washington Territory.. . 141* Washington l^rritory. Business Directory 647 Washington Territory, Govern- ment, etc 187* Washington Territory, Post Of- ttces 27 Washington Territo-y, Register of Names 819 Washington Territory, U. S. Courts 81 Water Ditches, California 79 Water Ditches, Idaho Territory 144* Water Ditches, Montana Terri- tory 148* Water Ditches, Nevada 184* Water Diiches, Oregon 120* Water Ditches, Utah Territory 162* Water Works, California 79 Wealth, U.S 86 Whale Fisheries, California . . 106 Wheat Crop, California. . 49 and 60 Wheat Crop, Nevada 134* Wheat Crop, Oregon 119* Wheat Crop, Utali Territory. . . 182* Wheat Crop, Washington Terri- tory lo9* ■ • " •- • 62 Woolen Goods, Manufkoture, Califbrnia Woolen Goods, Manufacture, Oregon 124* 96 Slave Population, U.S 18G0.36and 86 United States Army, PaciUc Soap Manufacture, California . 102| Coast 20 Sorghum Crop, Utah Territory 162*, United States Cabinet 17 South Paciflc Squadron, U S.N . 21 United States Circuits 80 Stamp Conimissiouers, Board of i United States Congress 17|Woolen Mills, California 96 Cnlifornia 42 United States Consuls and Com- I Woolen Mills, Oregon 124* Stale Appointees, California. . . 471 mercial Agents 18!Yeast Powder Hanuikctnre, State Capitals 86, United States Courts, PaoiUo California t 101 State Debt, California 107 Coast 80 TO S£3 PXTSZ^ISZZEX) Z^-OVEACBEXi 16, 1867. The Pacific Coast Almanac and Tear Book of Facts, Tor 1898, One TotMme, 19mo, 90 Page*. Prle«, SO CenU. HENRY G. LANGLEY, Publisher, BAN TBAirOIBOO, OAIi. ritory IBB* ...... 108 145* 186» lae* 86 ory...l«* iivine«a M7 overn- m* 'ostOf- *«^S819 "• 8- „ 81 ia 79 rritory 144* Terri- . . 148» ..184* !»• irritory 162» ... 70 86 |tiJ»'.".' 106 49 »d 60 134» 119* itory... 182» Terri- ...139« i» 62 '""^r 108 '"^r: 100 .... 68 .... 119* itory . . 189* fltoture, 96 **""'' ia4» . 96 184* factnre, 101 'acts, lep, |00. OAL. ' f INDEX TO ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. CITT OV BAN FRANOISOO, PAGE. Adama, Snmnol xcli AdclsilorfiT Krot clxvlil iElna nml I'hoenix InBumncc Com- panies back and ill and x v Alameda I'ark Asylum 161 Aldrlch, Merrill & Co Ixxlx Allen, James M cl Allen, W. H cxlll, American Exchance clxxit Anderson & Cliambcrlln back cover Applcton, I>. E. A Co clxiv Armes A Dnllam lxIIv Artliur, J. D. lb Hon ulxxx Atkinson, .loseph H 177 Atlantic House cllr Austin, B.C Ixll Badger A Lindcnberger xlv Badglev & Tllden clli Baldwin, A. K. A Co xllx Bancmft, II, H. civ Caseboll, Ueo. T. A Co Ixlx Cazneau, Thomas N clxl Chandler, H.U Ilx Chapman, Howard c Chaiaagno A Denaveaux dlv Cherry, J. W zilii Church A Clark xix PAGE. Chicago Hotel Iv Clayton, C, A Co. cxxxlll Cobb ASUiton xi CobbaS.cviS xxlx Cole, N, P. ACo 1x11 Coleman, W.T. A Co Ivlii Collins, C. E. A Co clxxv Comins, P, B, A Co cllx Conger A Oniy cxI Connolly Bros cxll Cook, M. M. A Son cxilv Cooke, Wm, B. A Co fVont covet, Gump, Solomon Ixxl and register of names U2toMf Haas, .<), A Co Ill Coon. H. P cixxvlll Cope A Daingerlleld xx Corrivenu, Louis evil Cox scar Ixvl Franklin House Ixxvi Freeman, B, H. A Co xxxlx Frfsbeo A Scott xxxlv and cxlv Gatlhard Bros cxll Gale, J. W. ft Co cxl Gallagher A Kennoy ell Gallagher A Weed Ixxxvll Gailego, R. C. & Co Ixxxvl Qamtt, W. T Ixxxv Gelb ALudorfr cvl Gensoul, A xvlli Oermanla Lifo Iniuranee Co xlll Holibs, ( iilmnre ft Co II Hodge, John G. ft Co. back cover ft 176 HoerHcher ft WIeland xcix HoflHian. W, P clll Holbrciok. Merrill ft Co xlv Holmes, J, B, ft Co Ixv and c Holmes. H, T xlll li(dt, Warren xxxvlll lloinans, H. S back cover and 16 Home Mutual Insurance Co,, reg- ister of names 383 llorstniann, H, A Co cxxxvll Howlnnd, Angell ft King 2 llowlniid, S, M xl Hughes, M. E Ix Hutton,J. F clll Hyde ft Chester elv Imperial Fire and Life Ins, Co. . , ,xxxl Isaac, J, ft Co clxlx Jacoby, A.ft Co xxxv Jelllnek ft llanlenburgh ell Jesse ft Drew clll Jessup ft Rurbank Iv Jewell, Jarvis xx Johnson, Geo. C, ft Co xxxv J ohnson, J ames B uvi Johnson, J. C, ft Co elxxxvlll Johnson, J. M clill Johnson, T. Rodgers cxcli ilolinston ft Reay Ixli Johnston, W, B I Jones ft Wooll cxll Jones, Edmund ft Co cxl Jones, E, H, ft Co cxl Jordan, A. H xxxvl Josseiyn, B. F 193 Kallenberg. Theodore elv Keith, W.H. ft Co oxivl Keliett, WilllamF ox Kellogg, C. L llv Kelly ft Hendenon I xviii Kennedy ft Bell ftt>nt cover • ' ) 'li^ 12 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PAOK. Kcniiedjr A Co cv Keiiney, W. U. J. clxxxlx Kenny, M clxll Kiinp& Nathan cl Klng,S. T 532 Kittredge J: Leavitt zll KlUredRe.Jonitlian xt Koehlcr, August evil Kohlcr, A., i'eKl8terofnainea..lll toStd Kohler, Chaae ii Co clxxxi Kuncr. A ulxlll Lanimond, M. Miss cxil Lamutt, A xllv Langland, N. I* IxxxrII Langley , Henry O. adv. dept IM register of names, 123 to M7, and MH Lawrence lb Houscwortli...back cover Lazard Frires .clxxxll LIbbev, W. L xlhl Lick House Ixxxil Llepiiart, I'rancis evil LlescnfKld, !• Ixxxvi Ltnfortli, James xzxlil Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company 1 Locan it Co xclil Locan, Francis Ixxli Locke l A xxlx Main & Winchester Ixxx Uaiion, John Ivii Mallory, Deming & Co Ixxxvl Maloney, Curnelhis Ixxvl Mandcviile, Kdwanl xcvll Mangcot, Charles ctll Hannattan InNiiranco Co clxvl Markt & FIcIbIu'I xxx Harsh, riisbury Jc Co Ixvii Harston & Mains xlv Martin, E. ik Co xxxv Massey, Atkins Ivi Maybluni, M ex McAran A Co clxxll McArron, Charles cl McAnlin &U'l>ay xcviili HcCi mbe, John civili I HcUil.J xxxix McO .-egor, J xxxvi McO-ew,W. II XXX McK nna, Hro Ac Co xlvl McKI >bln, William oxlviii; McMs'ius, John cllv HcNaLiy & Hawkins xxvl McNear A Uro Ixxviii j McNultv,C.A clxxilll McQi'ilfan, H xcll Meail,J. K. A Co I!l4i Meader, Lolor and Co x Meagher, TaalTe Mcussdorffer & Uro cxxxix \ Meussdorfler, J. C. ifc Bro Ixxxl' Mever, William Ivi, Michels, A. W. A Hro Ixill' Miller* Haley cl: Hills A Evans cJii Mills, Uobert ctll Miners' Foundry 2 MIntum. C xv Mission Woolen Mills clxxxll Mooser, W clxlli Morris, B. A Co xxxix Morrison, John C. Jr cxilll Morrow, tlporge Ixxxiv Moss A Beadle Ixxv Muller, Adolph back cover Huller, xllv Murphy, Grant A Co clxvill Mutual Life I'ls, Co.. back cover and IH Myers, L. K. ■); Co xl Hyrtck,M. H xxlx PAOB. Napa Soda Springs cxxxvlll Nathan, B Ixx National Ins. Co., register of names. 2.W N ew A ge Ixxxtll New England House Ivi Nile * Uuriiey clvl Norcross, I). Mrs '■Ivili North America Life Insurance C. register of names, 112 lo.WS. and 374 North British A Mercantile Ins. C0...I North Western Insurance Co 144 Northern .\Htiurunce Co clxxvi O'CiiilHghan, 1). A Co xllv and cix Occiilental Insurance Company xlit Ogdcn, K. L. & F .'....clxxiv Oliiey & HoeUholzcr Iv Oppenhelmei^& Uro xcvi Ovorliind Mall cxc I'aclfle Asphaltum Co xllv "avlflc Business College cxlii aclflu Ins. Co. register of names, 112 to 568 and clx Pacific Iron Works 160 Pai'ilic Mall 8. S. Company v Pacific Oil and Lead Works xl Pacific Powder Mills Ixxvii Pacific KiilllngMill Company xvl Pacific Maw Manuf. Co clxxxlll Palmer, Gillespie A Co Ixxxlli Palmer, Knox A Co cxlvil Palteiighi, A xli and c Parker * Vandcwater clxxvli Parker, Wattson & Co lYont cover Parker, George F clxxi Parkhurst. V. S. W xxU and xxiii Peek* Dwyer 145 Peck A Turner clxvl Peck, George H Ixxvl Pierce, Walters xxxiil Plnet, J clxlx Pioneer Clothing Company . . .clxxxlv Pioneer ."y cU Taylor, James M xxlx Taylor, John A Co. Taylor, S. P. A Co..... Tenee, Charles A Co. . Tenlhorey.J. P. A Co. Tcubner A HotTman , .xxl .xxvl ..Ixxi ....cv .Ixxx Tbiiniiis, F cviil Tboniiion, Thomas clxl Til urnnuer A Zlini Illl Tilden A Breed xx Tlleston, F. L 195 Tlllingbast, W. H 1 Tobin, Dixon A Davlsson Ixvll Tolanil Medical College clxxxvl Townu A Bacon, register of names 119 to 563 Tozcr. Oharies H. adv. dept 192 Treadwell A Co xcv Truman A Co xxl Truworthy, F. M Ixv Tulibs A Co xlvl Tucker, J. W. A Co xlvlll Tully A Durkln Iv TvliT Urothera xxxvl rhll'elder A Cahn xcvl riimann. M. A Co - cllx I'nion Iluslness College clxxxvlt Union Insurance Co xxv Union Iron Works 58 and 59 rnited States Casualty Ins. Co.. clxxiv University Homestead A8so"n..clxxxv (J. .S. Coniblnullon Lock Co xxll Vai. Dyke, Walter xxlx Van VleckAKeith Ivll Varney, T civil Venarcl, G cllll Verdeiinl. J. M. A D. F xxlx Vertlier, Kalndlcr, SccIIIer A Co. .xclll Von Schmidt, A. W Ixxxlli V^L-lcan Iron Works cxiix Wakelec, II. P clxxxvlll Walker, A tlront cover, and cxxxvi Walton, iV. C cxivlll Ward, Georgv: W back Ware A Mosher Ixxvlll Warm Swimming Uaths cvlil Waterbousc A Lester Ixtv Weaver, D. s Ixll Weill, E.ASon x v Wells, Fargo A Co ix and 336 Wenlworth, Hobarl A Co Ixxvll Wenzel, II clxlli Wheeler A Wilson Sewing M. Co.. . 195 Whltcomb, N. T civ Whlte..l.ll.A Co Ivlandclix W liite Sulphur Springs cxU Whlteborne, W. A xcv WillAFInck cl Williams A Churchill Ill Williams, Henry U Ixxlv Wilson A Urotbcr Ixxlv Wilson A Kvans Ixxlll Wilson A Stevens clxxxlv Winter, John cllv witiram, C xxx Woin<, James B ...xxx Wood, J. H cxxxvlll Woods, I). II cvli; Woodworth, Scholl A Co x:^xlv Zegllo AMoorc xU AmeaPIow Co cxxvi Bacder A Adamson cxxvltl Oolt'i Fire Arms Manu.'. Co. cxvlli and exis Columbian Metal Worki cxxx BABTSBir 8TATSB. Darling, L. B cxxxl Donald, W. C. A Co cxxvll Douglass Manufiicturlng Co. ...cxxvll Ksterbrook, l{. A Co.. cxxxl Freeman, M.M. A Co oxzx Hamnilll, Caleb oxzxIU Harris, D. L. A Co cxxlx - -- Landrcth, David A Son oxxxll Fay. J. A. A Co oxxiMaaon, Voluey W oxxvl I X. •■"> i «ci Cheadic & 11 ChMlcy, G. Chloo Holol Cbltrpndon, Chlttle ft Co Church. J. 1 Clinton Flou I Coohranp, R. Cohen, Willi, Cohn.A.ftc Cohn, D. ft c Cohn, O.... ^ojg«n, F. r. Cole, JaniM.. ColuM UOUK I INDEX TO ADVBRTISINO DEPARTMENT. 13 PAOK. Mavnanl IfSoyea cxxv N. k. Felt Rooilng Co cxxlll Orum, Armstrong A JiutI cxxvlll OtI, SIbiTia cxill, cxiv, and cxv Phrcnolnalcnl Journal cxxxlll PottB, Albert cxxxlll Providence Tool Co cxxll PAGE. I PAUB. Remington, E. A Son* ' Stetson, Everett cxxlv and rcg- Ixxxvlll, Ixxxlx, xc, and xcl Inter of names 384 Rcnne, William cxxxlll T;. nter, K. C cxvi RobertK, John cxxxl Tucker Manufacturing Co cxrll Rowlanil, Wllllnm&'Co cxxxl Wnrd, .1. A Co isxxlx Sands, A. ». * Co cxxl Wells, S. R. cxxxlll Smith, S. U. . . ; cxxxlll WItherby, Rugg A Richardson . . .oxzx STATU OF OAIiIFOBNIA. Academy of Notre Dame 11 AdamK, MoNoill A Co il AitkenftCo 44 Allen, CO 20 Alpine Chronicle 8 American Hotel 2T Andomon & Stockwell 28 Aubrey & Harrington 75 Babb, L. H OS Babson, Seth 43 Baker & Hamilton 6ii Banning&Co 87 Bannister, E. Itev 10 Barrett, J. A. Mra 43 Barton, Frank A 9i) Basnoy & Nutter 79 Baspctt & Co 16 Baylis, T. F. * Co 28 Beardflcv, W. D. fc Co 84 ^azcll, CrowcU ft Rix 17 ^lla Union Hotel 8» Belie View Nursery 16 Benicia College 21 Bernard ft Parsons 71 Bidwell.T.J 89 Binet, l Gerkhardt, H. F GIbbs ft Holmes Gibson ft Upham Giibert.C. W Gleln ft Eborhard iGlobe Foundry 'Globe Hotel, Camptonville itilobe Hotel, Marysville Goldsmith, A Gordon, David E iGrcone, Tom Greene's Hotel Groves, W. H Grozelier ft Nelson Gyle, 8. A. ft Co Habieh, Henry Hall's Hotel Uallctft Loy Handy,R.R Harland, William Hastings, B. F. ft Co Hoam.F. G UillftKnangh 62|Hitzelberger, A.J 98 45 Hochstadterft Bro 74 77 Uocscli, J 77 72 Holbrook, Merrill ft Co 89 81 HookerftCo 60 93 Hopkins, W. L 87 Ti Hotel De France 45 43 Hughes ft 8mith 88 f>3 Hunt, Eugenie D. Mrs 45 42 Huneman, Louis 98 31 Ingalls, C. H 46 95|IngliBm, J. ft J 14 86 Ireland ft Eldred 63 36 Irwin, William U 87 79 Johnson ft Wetherbcc 91 64!Jone8ft Hewlett 29 40|JudkiM8ft Hamor 82 41 Junkans, Henry 92 76 Keep, Blake ft Co 80 14 Kenny, M clxii 97 King,F. J 98 32 King, John ft Co 86 6»Kliig, R M. Rev 17 ») Ulien, William 68 63iKniglit & Co 66 83 Knight ft Gignoux 66 76: Krait, H 94 and 96 I Lamping, P. A. ft Co. 81 32' Lange, Henry ft Co 67 61 Lansing, E. .1 64 69| Lawrence, William L 72 79; Lewin, E. ft Co 96 67ILiening, John H 60 27!Loclier, riieophilus 88 176iLovett, W. E. ft Co 176 831 Lowrcy, IL H. ft Co 68 Oi Luebbert, William & Co 47 10 Luhrs, Henry W 96 68lLuthcr ft Ollu 81 72{Maguer,M 31 82'Marcu8C, M ft Co 78 21! Mariposa Hotel 86 66jMarnie8s, Leon 99 42jMartin,T. C 76 29 Marysville Flouring tlills 66 8 Mar) sville Foundry 62 16 .Mason, H 84 57 Mason, J. A 44 68 Matthies ft I'fefllTle 48 44 Maxson, Warner & Co 91 9U McCoramous, W 95 13 McCormack, J. F 68 92 i McCormick, Thomas J 80 94 UMcCread V.John R 85 48! McDonald, M. 8. Miss 24 471 McFarland Bros 84 80iMc(>rath, J 69 271 .McKanna, John & Co 85 40;McNess, James J 80 661 Meudenhall, E.T 176 82|Merrcll, I. L 12 ISlMeyers, F. I.&Co .1 80i Miller, Frank 94 83 Miller, William P 82 76 Monalian & Whipple 88 47 .Moody & Baxter 82 7 Morris, William Gouverneur.... SO 96 Morris, William J 20 96 Morrisania Orchard 20 83 Napa Collegiate Im-titute 26 13 Napa Ladles' Seminary 24 93iNapa Valley Rail Road 28 06i Nessler, I^oronz 81 88INew York Hotel 49 91 Nolan, 8 16 North American House 84 North, George ft Co 70 61 Northey, V. 8 16 eONyp.D.B 88 ri O'Conndl, Ryan ft Co. 64 w '•' i 14 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. rAQE. Oakland Colleso School 19 Oakland Flour MUl8 10 Oakland Seminai'v 18 Orovillo Iron and BraM Foundry 88 Owens&Fino 176 I'aciHo Ocean Houw 9 Paitliburg, John 99 raiquler, M 41 I'eaku, C. A. & Co Al Fendteton&Co 16 PerkinHfc Brookit. Perking, OeorKO C 86 Perry, 11 ermon 48 PetcrH, Charles & Co 99 Peters, J. D 81 Piister,A.& Co 14 Phelps, David N 10 Picrson, H. H 63 Pioneer Hotel 27 Pionc«'r House 176 Poland, Peter 98 Poston, E. C. Mrs 64 Powers, I. S 175 Preicott ft 8chcidol 63 Prince.B.K 83 Purdy.G.L 49 Kallsback, W. H 6 Randolph,!. M 46 Katz, William 84 Beadv, W. It. ft Bro 66 Bed BluiT Hotel 95 Bedding, W. & Co 8 Boblin, J.lt 79 Bohr, John fc Co 66 Boss, E C. ft Co. 70 Russell, J 84 Sacramento Seminary 48 San Jose Foundry Co 18 San Jose School for Colored Pu- pils 11 Santa Clara College 12 Schrld, Henry 99 Scheuft Swank 76 Scblageter, U 85 PAOI. Schneider, William 87 Schoenfeld, 8. D 94 Scholl.CF. 69i Scliroter, U. C 96 Schwartz, Charles 70 SeavyftFitch 71 Seeley.A. L 88 SelbyleCo 70 Selby, T. H. * Co 29 Senntx, A. J 66 Shippeo, McKee ft Co 29 Silverstein, Julius 78 Simpson, A. ti 87 Smith ft Cliosebro 28 Smith ft Leonard 47 Sotoyome House 26 Sotoyomo Institute 28 Sperry ft Co 29 Spring, T. W. ft Co 11 St. Catherine's Academy 22 St Charles Hotel 88 St. Nicholas Hotel 64 S'MolinelU ft Mariotti 166| 167 1 Moouey, William 148l Moore ft Parker .... Moore ft Riorden Munckton ft Warner Nevada Foundry ft Mach'eShop Noland ft Van Dyke Novacovich, C Olln,A.8 Packsher, Simon Pioneer Boiler Works Poor,J. W Kail.E.B Kickard, W. T Ruhling. E. ft Co Scliooiimaker, Frank Sharp, R.B Sloat.C.O. Sinith, Fraacis Smith,J. P. St. Charles Hotel Sutterley Bros Territorial Enterprise, rogieter of namoii Treat, W. W. Tufly. George Van Bokkelen, W. A. H Van Wyck ft Sanchez Veuve, Kelime Vorbe Bros Wallace, B. Frank Waterhouse, H. M Wilkin, D Willia&Wecd Willis, O. P Wilson, John A WIso&Co. 164 164 160 166 163 178 148 176 164 178 157 146 160 178 159 147 166 161 157 149 Sli 166 167 144 168 167 169 151 167 163 168 161 170 171 WABHIirOTON TEBBITOBT. Barnes, George A 177 1 Granger ft Davis 178|Rotligchild, D. C. H 181 Bnrmeister, Charles 178 Grenricn ft Cranney 180! Sire's Hotel 181 Clancoyft Pray 178 Hinds, Sumner B 17U, Terry, C. C 179 Crosaby,C.& Co mHubbs, Paul K 180 jutsalady Mill 180 Dennison, B. F. 181 Lightner, 1 177 i Washington Standard, register Eisenbeis, Charles 1811 Pacific Hotel 178 Fowler.ES 181 Parker, John G. Jr 177 Gerrlsh, O. F. ft Co. 180 Percival, S. W 177 of names. Willard, fiuiVis 179 Ycsler, H. L. ft Co 179 IDAHO AND UTAH TSBBITOBIB S . Blossom. James M 142 I Long, John V., register of names 878 CurtU, E J 121 and 148 I Munday ft Burner 148 OOIiONT or BBITI8H COIiUUBIA. Alway ft Bailey 191! Armstrong, W. J 187 Astrico, Andrew ft Co 187 Bank of British North America 188 Barlow, A 191 Barnard,F.1 190 Braverman, Isidor 184 Brooks, Charles 186 Campbell, Francis 186 Clarkaon, G. C. ft Co 188 Colonial Hotel, New We«itmin- ColonlaV Hotel,' Victoria! '. '. '. '. '. '. '. 186 Colonial Hotel, Yale 191 Crease, Henry P. P. 189 Cunningham Bro« 189 Cunningham, Thomas 187 Davies, J. P. ft Co 186 Denny, William 182 DIetzft Nelson 190 Driard, 8 186 Ellard, James 187 Gilmore, A. 186 Grelley ft Fiterre 186 GrelleyBros 188 Heisterman, H. F 184 Hibben,T. N.ftCo. 186 Holbrook, Henry 187 Hudson's Bay Co 182 Kimball ft Gladwin 191 KwongLeeft Co 186 London House 182 Mntthiessen, Peter 186 Nathan, Henry 184 Nelson,Uriahft Co. 191 Oppenheimer ft Co 189 Pacillc Telegraph Hotel 187 Pcrrier ft l^tremoullier 191 Pioht, Ernest 188 Shepherd, J. G 188 St. Nicholas Hotel 186 Turner, J. H. ft Co 183 Victoria House 188 Wilson ft Murray 184 Wlthrow.D 188 ( i ; 1 - 16 PAOiriO COAST BUSINISS DIRkOTORT. xziaro4 vxt^. F. S. WINSTON, President. ASSETS, $19,000,000 Annual Income, 1866, $7,000,000. This is a pdrelt mi, iual Company, there being no stockholders to share the profits. The entire profits are divided annually among the policy-holders. Dividends can be used as cash, or added to policy, at the option of the assured. Dividends larger and Rates lower than most other companies. The business of this Company is conducted entirely upon the cash plan ; its assets, receipts, &c., being in cash only. No Premium Notes are received or held. Life Policies issued payable at death and payable for life, or paid up in full in FIVE or ten years. Ordinary and Ten Years' Endowments, Children's Endowments, Survi- vorship Annuities, &c., &c., issued. Dividends can always be used to reduce the Second Annual Payment. GENERAL AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST, 424 HOHTGOMBRT STREET, Next Door to UiSiTreasuiy, S.^Sr IPm^S7(9nS3(9(Q)9 (D^lLo 100 00. share the cy-holdere. assured. plan; its led or held. ptud up in [ts, Subvi- [mbnt. AST, L (SiJLo UNITED STATES. r. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, Dbcbmber 1st, 1866. TXZE BIXBOXTTrVB. ANDREW JOHNSON, of Tennessee, Pretident of the United StaUt Salary, $25,000 LAFAYETTE 8. FOSTER, of Connecticnt, Preiident pro tempore of the Senate, and Acting Vice Preiident " 8,000 ^ TZZS O.A^XXTST. - WILLL4M H. SEWARD, of New York, Secretary of State Salary, $8,000 HUGH Mcculloch, of Indiana, Secretary of the Treaiury " 8,000 EDWIN M. STANTON, of Pennsylvania, Secretary of War ". " 8,000 GIDEON WELLES, of Connecticut, Secretary of the Navy " 8,000 O. H. BROWNING, of IlUnois, Secretary of the Interior " 8,000 HENRY 8TANBERY, of Oiiio, Attorney General '« 8,000 ALEXANDER W. RANDALL, Po( 184 !:> 18l').'> I8(!,> 18(>5 1863 1861 istn 1861 1865 1861 1865 186:i 1863 1N65 1861 mn 1863 1861 1861 I86:i 1861 1805 1861 18(i2 1863 186,3 rountry. AuDtria Brasil Chile ChinH France Great Uritnin.. Italy , Mexico Peru PniRsiu ItiiRiiia , Spain Capital. Bllnlatprt. Argentine Confederation. DeViuin Holivia CoBta Kira Denmark EciiHclur Oiiatemulii Hawaiian iBJands Hondnras Japan Netliei'lands U. 8. of Colombia Nicaragiu Paraguay Portugal' Uome Sweden and Norway.. . . . Switzerland Turkey Venezuela Vienna J. Lotlirop Mollev. Mans Kio Janeiro lames Watson VVeldi, N, V Santiago Hugh Jndson Kilpatrick, N. J. Pekin AuHun Kurlingamu, Miiks Purls John A. Dix, N. Y London ('harles Francis Adams, Muss. . . Florence Gooive P. Marsh, Vt Mexico Lewis 1). Campliell, Ohio Lima {A. P. Hovey, Ind Jterlin {Joseph A. Wright, Ind St. Petersburg... Caiimus M. Clav, Ky Madrid John P. Halo.N.H.. Ministers Uksidknt. Hslnry. Hnyti... Liberia. . . Iliucnos Ayres... liobert C. Kirk, Ohio Henry S. Snnford, Conn Allen A. Hall, Teim Charles N. Uioite, Texas George H. Yeanian, Ky William T. Cogge8hall,'Oliio. Fitz Honry Warren, luwa... E. M. MfCook, Ohio Thomas H. Clay, Kv H. J. Van Valkcnburg, N. Y. James S. Pike, Maine Allen A. Ilurton, Ky Andrew H. Dickiiii^n, N. Y. Charles A. Washburn, Cal . . James E. Harvey, Pa I{ufu8 King, Wi'st'onsin James H. Campbell, Pa George Harrington, D. C... Edward Jov Morris, Pa Erastus D. t^ulver, N. Y COMMISSIONKRS. Port-an- Prince.. I Henrv E. Peck, Ohio Monrovia lAbntham HHiimm, Wis Buenos Ayres. Brussels La Paz San Jos*' Copenhagen. . . . Quito (inatemala Honolulu Comayagna. . . . Yedo Hague Bogota Nicaragua Asuncion Lisbon Rome Stockholm Berne Constantinople. Caraccas i.. $13,000 13,0(M) 10,060 l:i!,0(K) 17,500 17,500 wm l'^,000 10,000 1-^000 lU.IXM) 1:2,000 7,500 7,500 7,1)00 7,500 7,500 7,500 7, .500 7, .500 7,500 7,500 7,500 7,500 7,500 7,.'M)0 7,500 7,500 7,500 7,.')00 7,500 7,500 7,500 4,000 •coxsui-s and commkrciai. aoknts of thk united states, at the ports ok the pacific, and Adjacent Thereto, with their Residences. Those marked 0. arc Consuls; C. A. Commercial Agents; V. C. Vice Consuls. AUSTRALIA. William Blanchard, C, Melbourne 94,000 U. D. Merrill, C, Sydney Fees. BORNEO. C. Lee Moses, C, Bninai Fees. CHILE. , Charles C. Greene, C, Coquimbo Fees. James U. Trumbull, 0., Talcabuano 1,000 Ambrose W. Clark, C, Valparaiso 3,000 CHINA. William Irvin, C, Amoy 8,000 Oliver II . Perry, C, Canton 4,000 B. T. Sandford, C, Chee Foo Fees. J. L. Kieruan, C, Chin Kiang 8,000 Augustus CaiiUeld, C. , Foo Cbow 8,600 U. a. C. Salter, V.C. Hankow Fees. Isaac J. Allen, C, Hong Kong. 8,600 Henry U. Bridges, V. C., Kiu Kiang Fees. Francis P. Knight, V.C, New Chwang Fees. A.L.Clarke, C., Ningpo Foes. Ueorgo F. Seward, Consul tieneral, Shanghai. . 4,000 Joseph C. A. Wingate, C, Swatow 8,600 8. W. Pomeroy, V. C, Tien Tsin Fees. EAST INWES. George A. Kittredsc, V. C, Bombay Fees. MBthaiiiel I*. Jacobs, Consul General of British India, Calcutta 96,000 G. W. I'reBCOtt, C. A., Ceylon 1,000 Isaac Stone, C, Singaporo 2,600 JAPAN. E. E. Rico, C, Ilakodadi Foes. George .S. Fisher, V., Kanagawa 8,000 W. P. Manguin, C, Nagasaki 8,000 MEXICO. Gilbert M. Colo, C. A., Acapulco 2,000 Edward Connor, (;., tiuaymas 1,600 F. B. Elmer, C, La I'az l,eoo Wm. H. Blake, C, Manzanillo 1,600 Isaac Sisson, C, Mazatlan Fees. Thoo. i>. Edwards, C. A., Minatitlan Fees. , C, San Bias Fees. Boshrod Lott, C, Tohuantepoo - 91,600 NEW ZF^LAND. , C, Bay of IsUuds 1,000 * For a list of Foreign Consuls residing in Ban Franclsoo, see page 397. — wisnri npp Ul. 1 1861 18i>l 1865 1861 18t>*) 1861 ) \m\ ) IStili ) 18(15 J IStVi [) l8tW 1) 18t'<5 ISfi.*) 181)1 K) 18l» K) 18()1 H) 1865 M) 1H61 W 18G5 W lafilJ m I8r>3 BO 1865 00 1861 00 1861 00 1863 flO 1861 >«H) 1861 .no 186:) >(H) 1861 m 181)5 >oo 1861 iOO ' 186-i iOO 1 1862 I0( ) 1 1863 iCIFlC, AND iBritish F0P3. 1 .96,000 . 1,000 . 2,600 Foc«. 8,000 8,000 3,000 1,600 1,600 1,600 . Fees. . FeoK. . Foes. .-81,600 1,000 ARMY — UNITED STATES. 19 NICARAGUA. D. 8quira Cotrell, C. A., Han Juan D«lNorie and Punt* AroDM l^iOOO , C, Han Juan Del 8ur 3,000 PACIFIC ISLANDS. Jonaa M. Coe, C. A., Apia, Navigator'! and Friendly Islands 1,000 John Worth, C, Hllo, H.I Foes. Alflwd Caldwol, (\, Honolulu, S. 1 4,000 Kllai Perkins, LahHlni, H. 1 8,000 K F. Bunnell, 0. A., Ijtntlmla, Fojen Island!. . . 1,000 .loseph Vandor, C, Taliiti. 8ociuty Islands 1,000 Oharlea Urlswold, (.'., iUnila Foe*. PEHU. John T. Lansing, C, Arioa Feea. James H. McColtoy, C, Callao 8,600 , 0., Lambayeque Fees. II. M. Columbus, C, I'ayta SOO lUram It. Hawkins, C, Tumboi. 1,600 RUSSIA. Perry MoD. ColHo!, C. A., Amoor Rlrer •1,600 Edmuudt Brandt, C, Archangel Fees. SL^H. J.U.IIood, C, Bangkok 3,000 TASMANIA. Duncan McPhorson, V. C, Uobart Town Fee*. UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA. FranolK W. Rico, C, Asplnwall 3,600 William B. Little, C, Panama 8,600 BRITISH COLUMBIA. ^ Allen Franels, C, Victoria Fees. MILITARY DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC* (Includes Depiirtnicnts of Culifomia and the Columbia.) IlendquarterB, No. 204 Snttor street, comer of Kearny, Sun Francisco. Miyor-Oencral IlKKRy W, llrev. Maj. flen. Jamc« H. Fry. ..Attjutant-Oeneral Itrev. Mul. Oon. Robert Allen. Chief Ouarterrouster Urev. Col. John McL. Taylor.. Chief Commissary Hrev. Col. Robert Murray Medical Purveyor Halleck Commanding. Mai, Roger Jones Inspector General Brev. Lieut. Col. Robert N. Scott A. D. C. Urev. Lieut. Col. W. K. Smedberg A. D. C. Captain Charles A. Whittier A. D. C. DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA. (Includes California, Nevada and Arizona Territory.) Headquarters, No. 742 Washington street, S. P. Brevet Major General Irvin McDowell Commanding. li^or John P. Sherlmme Adjutant-General I Drev. Lt. Col. CImrlea McCormick.. Medical Dir. irev. Col. R. \V. Kirkbam.. Chief Quartermaster | Brev. Lt. Col. Edward R. Piatt.. Judge Advocate DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA. (Includes Oregoq, and Idaho and Washington Temtories.) Headquarters, Portland, Oregon. Mnior-General V. Stkki.k Commanding Col. Edwin li.* Babbitt Chief Quartermaster Itrev. Mig. Sam. A. Foster Chief Commissary Brev. Lt. Col. P. G. S. Ten-Broeck.. Medical Dir. Lieutenant Richard P. Strong A. D.C. Lieutenant George Williams A. D. C. REGIMENTS ATTACHED TO THE DIVISION OP THE PACIFIC. P'RST Cavalry— Colonel G. A. H. Blake, Commanding. Headquarters at Fort Vancouver, W. T. Eighth Cavalry — Brevet Brigadier General John J. Gregg, Commanding. Headquartera at Benicia Barracks, California. SscoND Artillkry— Brevet Brigadier General W. H. French, Commanding. Headquarters at Fort Point, California. Ninth Ikfantry — Brevet Major General John H. King, Commanding. Hendquartei-g on Angel iHland, California. Fourteenth Infantry— Colonel Charles S. Ijovell, Commanding. Headquarters at Fort Yuma, Cal. Twenty-Third Infantry — Brevet Mi^or General George Crook, Commanding. Headquarters at Fort Boise, Idaho. Thirty-Second Infantry— Colonel Thomas L. Crittenden, Commanding. Headquartera at Tucson, Arizona. * Fortlflcations hare been erected at the following points. San Francisco Harbor : Fort Point and Alcatraces Island ; Mouth of the Columbia River: Forts Stevens and Capo Disappointment 'Batteries have also been erected at I'oint San Jose and Angel Island, San Francisco Harbor. KoM.— Under the act of .Tuly 28, 1886, the Regular Army now comprises ten regiments of cavalry, live regiments of artillery, and ibrty-flvc regiments of Infantry; making an aggregate maximum strength of scventj'.flva thouiiand three hundred and eighty-two rank and flie. Its present strength is fljiy-four thousand three hundred and two. In addition to this force there are eleven thousand volunteers, white and colored, still remaining in service. • 1' PAOlFIO 00A8T BUSINESS DIRBOtTORT. STATIONS OF TROOPS IN THE DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA. STATIONS. CALirOKNIA. Preaidio Fort Pol n t SuiJoad Point AlcatrHcea IiUnd YerbH Uuena Island An({el Iiland Benicia Harracki Benlcia Arsenal Fort Keadinfc Camp Wright Camp Independence Camp Fish Lake Valley . . Drum Harracks (Wilniingtoi'. J)epot). Camp Cady Camp Kock Springs Fort Qa ston Camp Lincoln Camp Did well Fort Crook Fort Yuma COMMANDINO OKHCKK. Major H. A. Allen Hvt. Hria. Gen. W. H. French.. Bvt. Lieut. Col. EJi. I'latt . . . . Uvt. Mnjor J. A. DsrllnK Lieuleimnt C. K. Kilbonme Hvt. Mujor-Oenenil J. H. King. Bvt. Lieut. Col. E. V. Humner.. Lieutenant W. A. Marye Uvt. Minor R. H. Cliapin Cuptiiin W. H. Jordan Bvl. Lieut. Cul. J. U.Devin. Lieutenant C. P. Kgun Lieuteniint A. Morton Captain J. E. Yard NB VADA. Fort Churchill Camp Ruby Camp McGarry Camp MoDermit Camp Wiutteld Scott . AIIIZONA TinRITORT. Camp Mojave Camp Kl Dorado Fort Whipple Camp Lincoln Skull Vullev Camp Uooiuvin Cunip Bowie '. Camp Lowell Camp near Ft. Buchanan, to be formed trom Camps Waller and Cameron Camp McDowell Camp Reno, to be formed frm FtCrook Mi^or A. W. Bowman Captain W. E. / 'ipletou Captain S. Munt Lieutenant M. J. k raid. . . . Bvt. Lieut. Col. E. ' illiston. Bvt. Major C.O.Wood Lieutenant J. F. Trout Bvt. Colonel A. O. Brackett . Bvt. Lieut. Cot. J. P. Baker.. Captaiu M. Da vis Bvt. Major R. H. Porter Captain John E. Yard Captain D. Krause Captain Q. M. Downey Captain J. W. Weir Bvt. Colonel G. Chapiu Lieutenant J. R. Eschenburg . Colonel C. S. Lovell UAKKIMON. Lieut. Col. E. McOarry... Captain G. B. Sanford'. . . Bvt. Lieut. Col. G. llges Light Batteries A and M, 9d Art. Ileadquartera •• II," M Artillery. Co. D, SM Artillery. Cos. B and G, 'M Artillery. Detachment from Alcatraces. Hdqrs. tnh Inf., & Recr. 8th Cav. (;ott. I, U and K, 8th Cavalry. Ordnance. Co. G, 8th Cavalry. Co. A, Oth Infantry. Co. B, !)tli Inf., and D, 1st Cav. Det. from Camp Independence. Detai'hment Co. B, 8th Cavalry. Co. I), !)th Iiif , and B, 8th Cav. Detachment from Camp Cady. Cos. E and K, 9th Infantry. Co. G, !Hh Infantry. Co. C, itth Inf i Co. A, Ist Cav. Detachment from CuinpBidwell. Co. A, 1 Ith Inf, and K, 3d Art., Ildqrs. 14th under orders. Co. F, 9th Infantry. Co. I, 9th Infantry. Co. H, 9th Inf ; B, 1st Cav. Co. L, 1st Cavalry. Co. A, 8th Cavalry. Co. E, 14th Infantrv. Co. D, 9th Inf, uud'. orders to fm Co. G, 14th Inf [Camp Cady Co. C, 14th Infantry. Co. II, 14th Infantry. Cos. D, F and H, 3ad Infantry. Co. G, 32d Infantrv. Hdqrs. 14th Inf ; C, Ist Cav. Ildqrs. 3'Jd under orders. Co. E, :K>d Inf ; (1 &. K, Ut Cav. Cos. B,D,F, 14th Inf; E, Ist Cav. Cos. A & B, 3ad Infantry. STATIONS OF TROOPS IN THE DEPARTMENT OP THE COLUMBIA. WASHINOTON TERRITORT. Fort Vancouver Vancouver Arsenal San Juan hlund Fort Steilacoom Cape Disappointment Fort ColviHe Fort Walla Walta O RI GO N. Fort Stevens Fort Klamath Fort Dalles Camp Watson Camp Logan Camp Warner Camp C.F.Smith IDAHO TERRITORT. Fort Boise Camp Lyon Camp Winthrop Camp Lapwai Bvt Lieut. Col. A. O. Vincent Bvt. Captain L. Babbitt Captain Thomas Grey Captain Charles H. Peirce. . . Captain John I . Kodgers ..... Captain John S. Wharton. ... Lieutenant Converse Captain L. L. Janes Captain Sprague Lieutenant Borrowe Bvt. Lieut. Col. E. M. Baker. Lieutenant Western Captain P. Collins Captam J. C. Walker Bvt. Col. James B- Sinclair .. Bvt. Major James C. Hunt. .. Bvt.Lient.Col. John J.Coppinger Lieutenant Gallagher Co. C, 8th Cav. i Co. F, 2d Art Ordnance Detachment. Co. I, 2d Artillery. Co. E, 2d Artillery. Co. L, 2d Artillery. Co. G, 23d Infantry. Co. D, 8th Cavalry. Co. C, 2d Artillery. Co. — , Ist Oregon Infantry. Indian Sconts. Co. I, let C«v. J Co. P, 23d Inf. Co. F, 8th Cavalry. Cos. B Al D, 23d Inf; H, 1st Cav. Co. C, 23d Inf., detach. Cavalry. Co. F, 1st Cav. ; Co. H, 23d Inf. Co. M, 1st Cavalry. Cos. A and E, SM Infantry. Co. E, 8th Cavalry. dM.adArt. ad Artillery. rtiUery. IcHtmcei. ecr. 8th Cav. h Caviilry. 1 D, l«t CaT. ieitendenee. Hill Cavalry. 1 H, 8th Cav. Jnnip Cady. Infantry. 1. A, l»t Cav. }mnp Widwell. id K, 2d Art., uder orders. l,"l»t Cav. y- try. id. orders to fm [Camp Cttdy ,ry. itry. 32d Infantry. C, Irt Cav. iider orders. & K, list Cav, nf.i E, let Cav Infantry^ iniA. I Co. P, 2d Art jmeut. ry- (try. jry. ^n Infantry. :o. F, 23d Inf. TnfiH.UtCav. BeUoh. Cavalry. I Co. H, 23d Inf. |rj Infantry. NAVY — UNITED STATES. 21 UNITED STATES NAVY*— PACIFIC OCEAN. NORTH PACIFIC SQUADRON, Embrace! the coast of North America and the Sandwich Islands. I!«>ir Admiral II. K. Thatcher, Com- manding. Headquarters, San Francisco, CHiifomiu. Nsmn. Pensacola Vnndertiilt Saranac Suwaneo Mohon^o Lackawana Mohican Ossipee Resaca Saginaw Jamestown Indcitendenre St. Marys Cynno Aionadnoclc Camanche Motive Power. Screw Paddle Wheel. " " II 41 ■ I II Screw It " W'.'.'.'.'.'. It Paddle Wheel Sail Sail II II Iron-Ciad.'i... TunnsKc. 2,158 3,3«0 1,441! 1,030 i,(nn WH 1,240 UflO 403 985 2,i»7 »85 972 1,564 844 No. nvtii 21 15 13 12 10 9 8 6 8 4 21 40 22 18 .4 3 Commnnilcr. Com. J. P. Sandford. Capt. n. II. S4'ott. Com. Paul Shirlev. Com. .1. W. A. N'i( liolson. Com. Wm. Reynolds, Com. S. R. Franklin. Lieut. Com. C. J. MoDmiKal. Receiving ship, Mare Island. In ordinary. Mare Island. In ordinary. Mare Isliind. In ordinary. Mare Islnnd. In ordinary. Mare Island. SOUTH PACIFIC SQUADRON, Embraces the Piiciiic Coast from Panama to Cape Horn, and includes within its limits Australia. Admiral' John A. Dahlgren, Commanding. Headquarters, Callao. Rear Vtanv. Powhattan Tuscarora Wateree Dacotah Nyack Farralones Fredonia Motive Power. Paddle Wheel, Screw Paddle Wheel. Screw II Storeship Tunnage. No. Ouna 2,415 22 997 10 974 10 996 7 593 8 382 6 400 4 Commander. Capt. D. B. Ridgely. Com. F. SUinley. Com. F. K. Morray. Com. L. H. Newman. Acting Master, N. Ptevost. Com. T. M. Brasher. NAVY YARD— MARE ISLAND. REAR ADMIRAL THOMAS T. CRAVEN ...Commandant. CAPTAIN J. C. SPOTTS Executive Officer. EDWARD C. DORAN Paymaiter. COMMANDER C. H. BALDWIN Ordnance Officer. INDEPENDENCE RAZEE— RECEIVING SHIP. Com. W. R. Parker Commandant. J. M. Browne . Surgeon. CIVIL opriccRS. Edward C. Doran. Pay Agent. I Melvin Simmons Naval Constructor. Charles A. Morse Naval Storekeeper. | John D. Hoffman Civil Engineer. * The Navy of the Vnltcd Ststes consists of 278 vessels, armed vith iMi guns, of which 61, carrying 187 guns, are Iron Clads. In commission, 119. Total number of sesmen In the Naval and Coast Survey Service, 13,400. Note.— The following are the different squadrons as at present ormknlzed. European Squadron, Rear Admiral L. M. Ooidsborough. Asiatic Squadron, Rear Admiral H, H. Boll. North Atlantic Squadron, Rear Admiral J. 8. Palmer. Sooth Atlantic Squadron, Kear Admiral 8. W. Uodon. North Pacino Squadron, Rear Admiral H. K. Thatcher. South Paclflo Squadron, Rear Admiral J. A. Dahlgren, Oulf Squadron, Cvmmodoro John A. Winsl-)w. In addition to the vessels attached to these squadrons, there are several others engaged on special service. , 1 1^ ! I'- I!" V ■ 1 1' 1 : 1 ■ 1 si • ; 22 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. PACIFIC COAST. V ... DEPARTMENT OP CALIFORNIA. Benj. C. Triimnn, Special Agent, San Francisco. DEPARTMt:NT OP OREGON, NEVADA, WASHINGTON AND IDAHO. Q. A. Brooks, Special Agent, Portland. RATES OF DOMESTIC POSTAGE. Letters to any part of the United States, U ' A. Hodgdon. Tuolumne ( lUtrles Cutting. Inyo Frank B. Fleming. Shasta Sylvester Hull. Placer James Huoton. Sonoma D. O'Dell. .EI Dorado ....D. CumminB. Contra Costa.. R. Muuvais. Humboldt Thos. Dungan, jr. NameF. 0. County. FoBtmaiter. Clipper Mills Butte Enoch Pmtt. Cloverdale Sonoma Charles Cook. Cocumunyo SanBernardinoF. L. Rich. Cold Spring El Dorado ....8. C. Dean. Colegrove's PointSiitter T. S. Kirk. Colfax Placer V. W. Cleaveland. Collinsville Solano. . .^ E. Rankin. Colouia El Dorado ....8. F. Child. Colorado Mai iposa . 'Columbia Tuolumne W. 8. Hutchinson. 'COLUSA Colusa John H. Lieniiig. Copperopolis Calaveras ....M. Armstrong. Coppervale Lassen C. C. Goodrich Cosumnes Sacramento ...Wm. D. Wilson. Cottage Grove. . . Klamath Win. Elliot. Cotton wmiil Tehama A. B. Jackson. CRESCENT CITY ........ Del Norte Wm.H. Woodbury. Crystal Lake Nevada . ...Henry PoUey. Damascus Danville Denverton Diamond Springs Donner Lake DoiighertvStat'n Douglas Cilv.. 'DOWNIEV'E. Dry»s Angeles. . . Ira 8. Thompson. Etna Mills Siskivou A. Swain. 'EUREKA HumWdt C. H. Heney. Evans Ranch. . . .Lassen Alvaro Evans. Fairplay Farmiiigton Ferndale Ferry Point Fiddletown Firebaugh's F'y. Fisherman's Bay Fish Springs 'Folsoin Forbestown . . . . Forest City 'Forest Hill Forest Hughertv. Junction City ...Trinity William H. May. Kelsey El Dorado .... Samuel A. Smith. Kernville Kern My i-on E. Harmon. Keysville Kern . Kingston Fresno O. H. Bliss. KNIGHT'S FERRY Stanislaus William A. Fisher. Knox ville Lake Frank Mahon. Lafayette La Grange.... Lake House .. LAKEPORT . Lukeville. .. .. Lancha Plana ... Lanuworth •La Porte Latrobe I^wiston Lexington Liberty Lincoln Linden Lisbon Little Ijake Little River Little York Lockeford Ijocust Shade Longville •LOS ANGLES Lob GbIob Lower Lake Loyalton Contra Costa.. B. Shreve. Stanislaus Chas. Wichelhaus. Sacramento ... George luglis. Lake L. D. Winchester. Sonoma Niles Mills. Amador Joseph Schumer. Stanislaus H. Langworthy. Plumas John H. Thomas. El Djrado A. G. Davis. Trj-.iity Fred Frev. S'.uta Clara... Isaai' E. Paddock. San Joaquin . . WilliHrn Allport. Placer James Barnes, Sim Joaquin ..Isaac S. Smith. Placer Geo. W. Apniegate. Mendocino ...Hiram Willets. Mendocino ...Isaiah Stevens. Nevada Alonzo P. Schutt. Sail Joaquin ..Luther Locke. Sail Joaquin ..J. B Boody. Plumas Andrew Miller. Los Angeles ..Geo. J. Oarke. Santa Clara... H. D. McCobb. Lake P. H. Parsons. Sierra A. G. Doom. Name P. O. County. Postmaster. Lynn's Valley. ..Kern Hugh Ovens. Magalia Butte W'lliam S. Green. Maine Prairie ...Solano J. C. Meritheu. •MARIPOSA . . Mariposa Geo. W. Temple. •Markleeville ...Alpine A. C. Folger. Mark West Sonoma H. G. Gianiiini. •MARTINEZ... Contra Costa.. O. F. James. Martinsburg Butte Robert Davis. Miirtin's Ferry ..Klamath . "MARYSVlLLEYuba E, E. Meek. Maxwell's CreekMariposa Nelson T. Cody. Maytield Santa Clara. ..J. L. Chandler. Meadow Lake. ..Nevada M. W. Wilson. Meadow Valley . Plumas M. D. Smith. Meinecker ....'..San Joaquin. .. . Mendocino Mendocino . . . L. Woodward. Merced Falls. . . .Merced William Nelson. Meridian Sutter John F. Fonts. Michigan Bar. ..Sacramento . ..G.B.V.DeLtimater Michigan Bluff. .Placer F. S. Washeim. Milfonl LasHen Charles Batterson. MILLERTON.. Fresno George Gieierscii. Millbiiie San Mateo.... Hugh S. Jones. Mlllville Shasta John Wheatley. Milpitas Santa Clara . . . F. Creighton. Mission San Jose Alameda R. A. McClure. Mix's Crossing ..Yuba A. J. Gove. •Mokelumne Hill Calaveras ....William Innes. Monitor Alpine S. G. Ijowis. •MONTEREY .Monterey ....Johnl). Callaghan Monte Vista Alameda M. Kimball. Montezuma Tuolumne William Mitchell. Moon's Ranch. ..Tehama N. P. Merrill. Moore's Flat ... . Nevada Samuel Ca Idwell. Mormon Island.. Sacramento . ..J. T. Becroft. Mountain Ranch. Calaveras ....W. H. Holmes. Mountain View .. Santa Clara... S. P. Taylor. Mount Bullion... Mariposa Geo. W. Hanna. Mount Eden Alameda F. Brustgrum. Mount Ophir Mariposa J. H. Miller. Murphy's Calaveras . . . .Charles A. Hunt. Musquito Calaveras G.E. Albers. •NAPA CITY ..Napa W.R.Brown. Natividad Monterey Wni. S.Johnson. Neillsbnrg Placer William Buchly, •NEVADA CITY Nevada Frank G. Guild. Newcastle Placer A.J. Danforth. Newtown El Dorado ....Joseph Miller. New ville Colusa S. Fuder. Nicolaus Sutter P. N. Harris. North Bloomtield Nevada Caleb Nash. North Branch ...Calaveras D. Latimer. North Columbia. Nevada Levi Ayres. North San Juan . Nevada R. A. Langbead. •Oakland Alameda George M. Yard. Olema Marin A. Abbott. On ■»ga Nevada .... George Roberts. Onion Valley . . .Plumas obn B. Overton. Oiiisbo Sacramento ...A. E. Hutchinson. Oregon House . . . Yuba Peter Rice. ORLEANS BAR Klamath John A. Pearch. •Oro Fino Siskiyou W. F. S. Naylor. •OROVILLE ..Butte H. P. Downer. Owensville Mono T. H. Soper. Pacheco Contra Costa.. H. M. Hale. Painsville Nevada M. I). Hatch. Pattee's lianch ..Calaveras Orange Lilly. Patterson Nevada M. W. Martib. Paulinsville Yubu . Pentz Butte M. Pence. Pescadero Santa Cruz Charles Kinsey. •Pctniuma Sonoma James Hunter. Pelrolia Humboldt R. M, Laiigdon. POST OFFICES — CALIFORNIA. 25 NRtno P. O. County. Postma»tcr. Pilot Hill El Dorado . . . . W. K. Creque. Pine Creek Butte V. PbillipB. Pine Grove Amador S. F. Dexter. *PLAC'KVILLE El Dorado ...Albert J. Lowry. Plciisunt Valley .El Dorado — .Tolin B. Hflas. Plum Valley Sierra P. B. Kleocker. Poland '. San Jomniiu ..D. Gillis. Pope Valley Napa J. Marvin. Poverty Bar Calaveras J. Fitzsimmons. Prairie Yolo Tlieo. Wiejiand. Princeton Coliiea Almond Lull. Punta Arenas ...Mendocino ...A. W. Hall. QUINCY Plninas William Moore. Rattlctinake Bar. Placer John McBride. *KED BLUFF. Tebania Jos. 11. Bradway. Red Doir Nevada Wm.F.Heydlauff. REDWOOD CITY Siui Mnteo. . . .S. S. Merrill. Reynolds Ferry .Tnolinmio Win. Henderson. Rich Gulch. .'...Calavc-ruH T. S. Bever. Richland Sacramento . . . John F. Woolley. Rio Seco Butte A.J. Crum. Rio Vista Solano W. K. S<|uire8. Rock Creek Butte James L. Keefer. Rock Springs San Beniardino . Rockville Solano James Gilmorc. Roseville Placer Wni. A. Thomas. Roufj;li &. Ready. Nevada S. H. Sheifield. Round Tent Nevada . Round Valley ■ . ■ Plumas J. D. Compton. •SACRAMENTO Sacramento ..Georjre Rowland. Salinas Mouterey Austin Smith. Salisbury Sacntniento . ..T. O. Salisbury. Salmons' Falls ...El Dorado ....R. K. Berrv. SAN ANDREAS Calaveras A. Severance. San Antonio. Monterey Frank Sylvester. SAN BERNAR- DINO San Bernardino.!. C. Peacock. S. Buenaventura Sitnta Bat baru. Vol. A. Simpson. SAN DIEGO... San Diepo ....Thomas S. Bush. Sauel Mendocino . . .William Connor. •S. FRANCISCO San Francisco R. F. Perkins. San Gabriel Los AuKeles ..D. F. Hall. *SAN JOSE.... Santa Clara. ..Simon M. Cutler. San Juan Monterey John W.Whitney. S. LEANDRO ..Alameda H. Keeney. San Lorenzo Alameda J. L. Shiman. SAN LUIS OBISPO . -.8. Luis Obispo Alex. Murray. San Luis Rey . ..San Dicuo Marcus A. Forster. San Marcos S. Luis Obispo J. P. Lewelling. San Mateo Snn Mateo . . . . J. E. Skidmore. San Pablo Contra Costu.. J. M. Tewksbury. SaiiQuentln Marin James J. Green. *SAN RAFAEL Marin T. Muhon. San Ysidora Santa Clara. ..Jas. W. Gould. SANTA BAR BARA Santa Barbara. Angustin .Tanssens. Snnta (ewis W. Worth. •SONORA Tuolumne Harlow L. Street. Soquel Santa Cruz Edward Porter. Spanish Flat El Dorado C. H. Wattles. Spanish Ranch ..Plumas Rich. Thompson. Sportman's Hall. El Dorado James Blair. Springfield Tuolumne. . . Springville San Joaquin St. Helena Napa St. John Colusa St. Louis Sierra John M. Logan. •STOCKTON ..Sun Joaquin... CO. Burton. Stony Point Sonoma Robert Avers. Strawberry V'l'y Yuba William Youlin. Suifar Pine Tuolumne T. J. Northrop. •SUISUN CITY Solano William Losh. Siuiimit Plumas J. (J. Halbert. •SUSANVILLE Lassen Isaac N. Roop. Suiter Creek Amador John 1). Dennis. Sweetland Nevada William Menner. Table Rock Sierra T. A. McFarland. Tahoe El Dorado William Mac. Tavlorville Plumas J. T. Tavlor. Tehama Tehama Charles llarvey. Telegraph City.. Calaveras G. L. Fislier. Thompson's Flat. Butte Chns. E. Campbell. Timber Cove Sonoma F. Helmke. Timbuctoo Yuba S. C. Wessels. Todd's Valley. ..Placer John Miner. Tomulcs Marin W. Dutton. Trinidad Klamath Wm. Cbilds. Trinity (N. Fork) Trinity John Meckel. Trinity Center ..Trinity Chas. H. Vose. Truckee Uiver ..Placer M. J. King. Tule Tulare George McKilvey. Two Rocks Sonoma J . B. Schoobeda. UKIAII Mendocino . ..Henson Hazell. Ihiclo Sam Lake William Gard. Union Merced P. B. Bennett. UpperClearLake Lake J. Davis. •Vacaville Solano Mason Wilson. Vallecito Calaveras J. D. Gray. •Vallejo Solano G. .P. Westcott. Vernon Sutter C. G. Roth. •VISALIA Tulare John A. Keyes. Volcano Amador P. A. Cluto. Walnut Creek . . . Walnut Grove. .. Washington . . . . Washington Waterloo *\Vat8onville — •WEAV'RVLE Webster West Butte West Point Western White River •Wilmington Wilson's Ranch . Windsor Contra Costa. .H. 1'. Pemiiman. Sacramento ...John L. Chamblin. Nevada J. F. Mason. Yolo ■— . San Joaquin .. . Santa Cruz Edward iilartin. Trinity Richard Clitlbrd. Placer . Sutter E. B. Crouch. Calaveras J. H. Gratacap. Sacramento . .. . Tulare Chas. R. Worland. Los Angeles ..H. Jacoby. Ph'.ccr . Sonoma Wm. S. Clark. 1 i . iKf If 3!' 44 'S-.CT. " h> 1 !i II 1- 26 PACIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIRKCTORY. Nnmo P. O. County. I'ostmiutcr. Woodbridfte Snn Joaquiu ..Daniel Cri»t. WOODLAND.. Yolo J. 8. Cunningham. Woodside San Mateo U. O. Tripp. ' Wyandotte Butte W. 8. Wilkereon. Wyatt's Store. ..Mariposa Manuel DeSilva. Yankee Hill Butte M. H. Wells. Nnmo r. O. County. Postmaster. Yankee Jims ... . Flucer S. M. Jamison. Yeoniat Amador ■ . Yolo Yolo A. Griffith. •YREKA Siskiyou C. H.Pvle. YUBA CITY . . . Sutter R.)bert Dinsmore. Yuba Bar Yuba A. J. Bachelder. POST OFFICES— OREGON". •Albany Linn K. A. Freeliind. Amity Yuinbill G. E. Getcliel. Applegiite Jackson Iiiines A. Wilson. Ashland Mills . ...Huksou A. D. Helinan. Af"U)nH (Clatsop Charloe L. Parker. •Auburn Baker I. 8. Morgan. Aurora Mills Mariou Fred Keil. Baker City Baker W. F. McCiary. Belpassi Mitrion Robert Hnnna. Bethel Polk J. IL Huwley. Bloomington Polk . Biidgeport Polk M. M. Jones. Brovvni^ville ....Linn Alexander Kirk. Buena Vislu Polk H. Linnville. Butteville Marion T. X. Mathieu. •Canon City Grant F. C. Sels. Canyonville Douglas B.J. Sidemnn. Centerville Washington. ..Edward Jackson. Chetco Curry A. F. Miller. Condit Marion William Morriss. •Corvallis Benton R. M. Thitmpgon. Cottage Grove ..Lane Nathaniel Martin. 'Dallas Polk J. Emmons. •Dalles City Wasco Henry J.WaUlron. Dayton Yaudiill Johu'Cary. Diamond Hill ...Linn James U. Pierce. East Portland ■ ..Multnomah Egun Station Umatilla .Milton Horsford. Elkton Douglas Levi Kent. Ellensburg Curry John Dewey. Empire City Coos David Morse, Jr. Eola Polk ....A. W. Witherell. Etna Polk T.J. Riggs. •Eugene City . . - liane . . . ; P. W. Jiilinson. E.xpress Ranch.. Baker C. W. Durkee. Fairfield Marion . Forest Cove Baker . Forest Grove Washington... C. A. Reynolds. Franklin I^ane Dr. Egleston, Guleaville Douglas D. A. Ijcvens. Gardiner Douglas David Morey. Glad Tidings — Clackamas G. W.Jackson. Grand Ronde ...Polk 0. C. Litchlield. Grant's Puss Jackson Thomas Croxtou. Harrisburg Linn Hiram Smith. Hillsboro Washington. ..L. J. Patterson. Hood River Wasco Charles C. Coe. Independence ...Folk C. P. Cooke. •Jncksonville ... Jackson... . Jefferson. ■. Mariou . . . . John Day's City. Wasco ...J. M. Sutton. ...H. A. Johnson. Kellogg's Donglas L. Kellogg. Kerbyville Josephine 8. W. Sawyer. Kings Valley Benton . *La Omnde Union •Lafayette Yamhill .... Lanca'stur Lane f iObanon Linn Leland loHi-pliine. . Liberty Benton Locust Grove ... Douglas ... Luukimute Polk ...B. P. Patterson. . . . R. L. Simpson. ...M. M. Crow. ...S. H. Claugton. . ..Sumuel Harkness. ...W. G. Pickett .Isaac Staats. Marshall Umatilla . Mc Kenxie Ijune Thomas Lester. McMiimville Yamhill D.J. Yearguin. MilwHiikie Clackamas Mrs. H. Bell. Monmouth Polk J. B. V. Butler. Muddy Yandiill Jetf'. Davis. Myrtle Creek Douglas L. Laneve. Need V Clackamas. . . . J. Moreland. ! Newelsville Marion.. North Canvonv'leDouglas . North Yamhill ..Yamhill.... Oakland Douglas . . . 'Oregon City Clackamas . J.J. Murphy. ....J. B. Siduiun. J. M. Fryer. ....E. C. Lord. ..E. B. Kelley. Peoria Linn W. P. Smith. Plucnix Jackson E. D. Foudray. Pine Linn . Pleasimt Hill I^me W. Gilfroy. Phim Vallev ....Polk . ■ Port Orford Curry I>ewig Knapp. •Portland Multnomah . ..E. G. Randall. Randolph Coos . Ranier Columbia Deni- Blanchard. Rickreal Polk Nathaniel Ford. Rock Point Jackson John B. White. •Rosebnrg Douglas J. 8. Fitzhugh. •Salem Marion L. 8. Dy ar. Salt Creek Polk J. H. S:i«»!ry. 8andv Multnomah ...J. M. Stott. Saavies Island ..Multnomah .. ..Hilton Bonser. Scio Linn E. E. Wheeler. Scottsbing Douglas Geo. S. Hinsdale. Sheridan Yamhill T. Falconer. Silverton Marion J. C. Davenport. Slate Creek Josephine S. McAllister. Springville Multnomah C. B. Comstock. St. Helens Columbia B. F. Gihner. St. Louis Mariou Capt. Minnis. Starr's Point Benton W. C. Woodcock. Sublimity Marion J. W. Cusick. Suislaw Lane H. Colenain. Sunnnerville .. ..Union H. Rcinhart. Swift's Station ..Umatilla J. Switt. Tillamook Tillamook G. W. Millar. •Umatilla Umatilla J. II. Koontx. Umpqua City Donglas Edward Drew. Union Union E. C. Brainard. Waconda Marion Charles Calvert. )yar. kV«ry. itUtt. lioiiBer. A'lieeler. Hinsdale. loiier. nvenport. Ilister. ometock. Itner. ilinnis. Woodcock. Cnsick. enmn. nhart. ft. Millar. Coontx. d Drew. _}ruiiinrd. I Culvert. POST OFFICES — NEVADA, 27 Name P. O. County. l'o»tmo«ter. Waldo Jofiepliiiie A. B. Mcllwuin. West CbehBlim..YumliiIl Isaac UoKere. Westport Clatsop Joliu West. Nunc I*. O. County. I'ostmuter. Willnmette ForksTjUiie fl. W. Vaaghn. Willow Springs . Juckson 8. P. Dean. YoDcallu Douglas Juste Applegate. POST OFFICES— NEVADA. American City ..Storey TT. S. Winn. "Aiironi ". . . . Ksme'ralda W. C. Meredith. 'Austiu Lander liobert Allen. Canon City liandor •Ciirson City . . . .Ormsliy. . . . Clan AInriie Chiircfiill .. Crvstal Peak Washoe Columbus Ksineraldu . Como Lyon Dayton Lyin Deep Hole Uoop Duu Glen Uuuiboldt.. .L. I). Bnrkuloo. .U.F. Small. . H. F. Smyles. .Cliarlcs Dumur. .G.W. Walton". .J. M. Shay. ...C. S. Osboru. Egan Canon Lander Patrick Lngan. Ellsworth Nye 1). Edioumn. iCnipire City ....Ormsby 11. L. Deicbiuouu. Etna Humboldt . Franktown Washoo Fred. A. Eat. Genoa Douglas J. II. Davis. Glen Hamilton ..Nye . Gold Hill Storey S. W. Chubbuck. Granite Creek . . Koop . Huffaker's Waslioc G. W. Huiruker. Humboldt City.. Humboldt L. C. Pease. Hardin City Soop . lone City Nye John L. Craig. La Plata City ...Churchill Ira E. Pierce. Mammoth Douglas D . L. Hawkins. Ophir .Washoe H. A. Cheever. Kagtown Churchill . Kuby Valley .... Lander Sam' 1 Woodward. Sheridan Douglas James Billis. Silver City Lyon J. A. Itonham. Silver Peak Esmeralda ....J. H. Harris. Smoke Creek. ...Koop , Spring City Uooji . St. Olnir Station. . Cburcbill James A. St. Clair. Stnr Ciiy Huniboldl U. C. Johnson. Stiil'.vater Churchill . Unionville Humboldt M. P. Freeman. 'Virginia City . . . Storey C. C. Warner. Washoe City Washoe JamoH H.Kinkead. Wellington Eemerulda E. (.'. Phelps. •willow Point ... Humboldt . • Wiunemucca.... Washoo . POST OFFICES— WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Arkada Mason Aaron M. Collins. Reaver Tliurston C P. Judson. Uoistfort Lewis Charles F. White. Uruceport Pacific G. W. Parker. Cascades Clarke J. S. Hamilton. Castle Rock Cowlitz Henry Jackson. Catliiamet Wahkiakum... A. I). liirnlu. Cedarville Chuhalis James Smith. Clicliaiis Point. ..CiiehaliH Giles Ford. Chimmto Lewis I. T, Itrowning. Coal Bank Thurston . Coppei Walla Walhi..L. Ilenshaw. Cuupeville Island John Uobertson. Cowlitz Lewis H. II. Pinto. Ebey'g Landing. Island . Elma Chehalis James Waldrip. Fisher's LandingClarke Solomon Fisher. Fort Colville Stevens Park Winuns. Fort Stevens Thurston . Fort Willopa Pacific Sebiielian Oiesy. Franklin Pierce J. P. Stewart. Grand Mound . . . Thurston , Axtell. Grand Prairie .. .Lewis Joseph Manning. Kamilchie .Mason David C. Forbes. Lincoln Clarke . .Guatuve Greve. Miami Prairie. ..Thurston A. E.Young. Montesimo Ciiehalis J. L. Scnmmon. Monlicello Cowlitz A. U. Burbank. Muckilteo Snohomish J. I>. Fowler. Mullau's Bridge. Wulla Walla.. H. II. Spaulding. New Dungeness. Clallam Elliot Cliue. Oak Point Cowlitz A. S. Ahemethy. Oakland ..Mason Wni. M. Morrow. "Olympia Tluuston F. JI. Saritent. Oystarvillo Pacific John Crellin, Jr. Pekin Clarke Oustav Greve. Port Angelos Clallam Simmel Stork. Port Discovery . .Jetl'orson . Port Ludlow Jefferson . Port Madison .... Kitsap . Port Townsend . . Jefl'ei-soii James Seavey. Port William . San Juan Whatcom Isaac E. Higgins. Sanders Prairie . . liowis O. B. McFadden. Scatter Creek . . .Thurston . Scabeck Kitsap . Seattle King Gardner Kellogg. Sherwood's MillsMason Joseph Sherwooid. Skokomish Mason Edward A.Wilson. I fliw i \ U ' I I'll i '1 V\ 1 : r 1 i i . .. i ll 28 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. Namo P. 0. County. rostmastor. Skookumchuck ..Thurston James Frame. Snohomish City.. Snohomigh....E. C. FeivuBon. *SteilRcoom Pierce E. A. Liunt. Swinomich Wlmtcom Cbarleg H. Habbs. Teekalet Kitsap . Touchet Wallu Walla. -G.W. Miller. Tnlalip Island . Tumwater Timrston James Biles. Union Kidge Clarke Asa Richardson. Name P. O. Utsalady County. Postmaiter. . Island Law 'uce Orennan. 'Vancouver Clarke Hiram Cochran. Walla Walla ....Walla Walla.. II. E. Johnson. Wallula Walla Walla. .Alvin Flanders. Washougal Clarke George Hurt. Whatcom Whatcom ....Eugene Jusper. Wynokee Chehalis . Yelm Thurston. .Charles O'Xeil. POST OFFICES— IDAHO TERRITORY. 'Boise City Ada J. H. Misener. Centerville Boise H. M. Elsworth. Elk City Ncz Perce. Esmeralda Alturus . . . Florence Idaho S. S. Fenn. "Idaho City BuiHe James A. Pinney. John Day Creekldaho John Wessell. Le wiston Nez Puree ... .J. Flanagan. Slalade City Oneida Middleton Ada E. Burner. Mount Idaho. ...Xez Perce ....Loval P Brown. Payetteville. Pierce (;ity Shoshone Pioneer City ....Boise C. N. Boatman. Placerville Boise J. II. Robinson. Rhonerville Jas. Weinheruer. Rocky Bar Alturas J. Anderson. *Ruby City Owyhee W. Clenimins. Slate Creek Idaho John Wood. Union Ada E. Price. Warnerville Boise M. Warner. Weiser Ranch... Ada . POST OFFICES— MONTANA TERRITORY. Bannack Beaver Head . . H. D. Weed. Bluckfoot City ..Deer Ijodge...S. H. Crounse. Boulder Valley ..Jefferson.. W. O. Barkley. Deer Lodge CityDeer Lodge . . . R. J. Percy. Helena Edgerton John Potter. Jefferson Bridge. Madison C. Flanaghan. Jefferson City... Jefferson William Rutan. Missoula Mills... Missoula . Nevada Madison J. R. Aldey. Prickly Pear.... Jefferson Frank Wells. Virginia Madison James Gibson. POST OFFICES — UTAH TERRITORY. Alger Almii Sevier . Alpine City I'tuli .. American Fork.. L' tub .. T.J. McCuUough. L. E. Harrington. Beaver Benver Berry ville Kane Brigliani City Box Elder .. . H. A. Skinner. .Samuel Smith. 1. Cedar City Iron Isaac C. Haight. Cedar Sj)ringB... Millard Richard Jonson. Cedar V alloy Utah Lewis Greely. Centerville Davis William Reaves. Chicken ('reek . .Juab James Wilson. Circleville Piute . Cloyde Weber Rich'd Ballantyne Coalville Summit Norton Harmon. Cole ville Sitn Pete John Reese. Croydon Morgan James Walker. Millard Jacob Croft. Desci-et City Diamond . Dra|)er Ot. Salt Lake . . Ephraim ,. .San Pete H. F. Petersen. E. T. City Tooele G.W. Bryan. Fairview San Pete . Farmington Davis Jno. R. Blanchard Fayette Piute . Bullantyiie V\ Harmon, lieese. Walker. I Croft. I Petersen. Bryan. Blancbard POST OFFICES — UTAH TERRITORY. 29 Name V. O. County. Fillmore City Millard Fort BridKer Oreen River Fountain Orecn. . Sim I'ete Franklin Cache Poatmaiitcr. .R. A.McBride. .W. A. Carter. .K. K. Lewellyn. .L. II. Hatch. Grafton ...Kane . Ooeben Utah William Price. OrantBville Tooele William Jetfrieg. •Great 8. L. CityGt- Salt Lake- Nat Stelti. Greenville Beaver .Simmel Kershaw. Gunnison Sun Pete H. II.Kearns. .John Willis. .James Lewis. Harmony Washinjjton . Harrisburg Washimjton. Heber Wasatch . Herriman Salt Jiake . Henneferville . .. Sumr jit Summit T. S. Hovt. Huntsville Weber Eractus Bingbnm. Hyde Park Cache William Hyde. Hyrum Cache O. N. Lilyenquist. Kamas Summit. Kanarravi lie Iron . Kaysville Davis John Barnes. Lehi City Utah David Kvans. Ijog&n Caclie H. W. Isaacson. Lynne Weber Louis Tuft. Manti San Pete John L. Bench. Moroni Siui Pete Geo. W. Bradlty. Meadow Millard H. B. Bennett. Mendon Cache A. P. Shiimwuy. Midway Wasatch . Millville Cache George A. Pitkin. Minersville Beaver James H. UoUins. Mona Juab William Newton. Morgan Morgan T. It. G. Welch. Mormon Gt. Salt Lake. . Mound Wasatch . Mountain .Morgan E. D. Spanlding. Mt. Pleasant San Pete David Coudluud. Nephi Juab Timothy B. Foot. New Harmony.. Washington. .. . North Ogden Weber Henry Holmes. Ogden City Weber C. W. West. Panquitch Iron ~. Paradise Cache David James. Paragoonah Iron Silas S. Smith. Name P. O. County. Postmaster. Parowan Iron Richard Benson. Payson Utah JohnT. Hardy. Peoa Summit Abr'ni Merchant. Petersburg Milli"^ Peter Robinson. Pine Valley Wa8iiington...rU Whipple. Pinto Washington. . . . Phiin City Weber William McOuire. Pleasant Grove . . Utah W. G. Sterrett. Porter Morgan James Woods. Pranavah Iron John Willis. Providence Cache William Budge. Provo City Utah A. F. Mavdouald. Richfield Sevier . Richmond Ciiclie M. W. Merrill. Round Valley... Millard . Rockville Millard . Saint Thomas Wash ington . . Salina Sevier Salt Creek Juab Timothy B. Foot. Santa Clara Washington... William Crosby. Santaquin Utah H.Green. Scipio Millard Benjamin .Tonson. Shambip Tooele George Burrige. Slatersville Weber Jere'h Beatman. Smithtield Cache .Tolin Boyce. South Weber Davis Eli Smith. Spanish Fork Utah D. W. Davis. Spring I^ke VillaUtuh B. F. Johnson. Spi'ingdale . Springtown San Pete .Joseph Ellis. Springvillc Utah Aaron Johnson. St. George Washington... James G. Bleak. Stockton Tooele.. P. A. .Johnson. Stoker Davis P. Sessions. Summit Iron William Dalley. Tooele City Tooele John Rowberry. Toquervillo Washington ... John Steele. Union Gt. Salt Lake. . Virgin . . Kane S. Johnson. Wanship Summit Stephen Nixon. Washington Washington. ..W. H. Crawford. Weber Weber . Weber City Moivau John Boy den. Wcllsville Cache Ira Ames. West Jordan.. ..Suit Lake . Willard Box Elder ....Abraham Zondall. POST OFFICES— BRITISH COLUMBIA. Name P. O. Postmaster. Ashcroft E. S. Cornwall. Douglas R. White. Fort Shepherd John Jane. French Creek John White. Hope A. S. Hull. Kootenay J. Normansell. Lake Lallocbe W. Anderson. Lilloett T. H. Sharwood. Lytton H. B. Guerra. Name P. 0. Postmaster. New Westminster W. R. Spalding, P.M.G. Qnesnelsmouth F. Trevor. Richfield J. Bowman. Suvuna's Ferry C. Warren. Seymour A. It. Milne. Soda Creek J. T. Sonay. Victoria G. S. Evans, P.M.G. Williams Creek J. Bowron. Yale L. Agassiz. Note.— Revpiuips of the Post Office Department for the fiscal year endlns June .TO, 1866, wore, Ueccipts. $14,3)*6,»i<«, Expcnilitiircs, Cl»,3.V2.0'!l. showtuK a ilcflcicncy ot'$M.\V!)3. It Is estiniatt'illiy the I'ust Master (iciu'ral. tliat tin- opcra- tloiiB of till' Dcpiirtment for tlie next fiscal year, will sliow an excess of $l,f7H,ttl». Total number of Post Olttccs In operation, 'iS,))^^, of which 709 are subject to the appoliiliiu'iit of the Preslclcnt. Xinnln'r of Post Ofilces In the late Insurgent States, is 8,839, of whlih 3,234 have been re-opeiieil since November, 186,'S. Au'ureirate length of mail routes, 180,9x1 miles. AKgreKatc annual transportallon, 71,8^I,!A4 miles. Annual cost, (7,)><10,474. Itallroad service, aKgrcgate length, 3H,.2 18t« 18fi-J |8ti3 Circuit. Htate wlioiiou Appolntvd. Fourth... Fifth.... Second.. . Third.. , Firiit Sixth Seventh., KJKlith.., Ninth... Ohio Oeoruia New York.... PennHvlvania.. Muiiio* Ohio IllinoiH Iowa Oaliritniia .... Salary. |i6,.5O0 6,1)00 6,001) 6,000 6,0110 6,000 6,000 6,0110 6,000 Circuits. Fir>t— Maine, New Hampshire, MaBsachusetta and Rhode Island. Second — Now York, Vermont and I'onnectlcHt. Third — Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Fourth — Maryland, West Virginia, Virjfiniii, North Carolina and South Carolina. Fifth — Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mis- sissippi. Louieiaiiu, and Texas. Si.rth — Ohio, Miuhif^n, Kentucky, and TennesmiC. Seventh — Indiana, Illinois, and Winconsin. iS(|^A,000 Delos Lake, District Attorney, San Fr.incisco. Fees. George C. Oorliani, Clerk and Conimispioner, San Francisco Fees. Hon. Ogden lIoflTman, .Iiidgc, .San Francisco.. $."),000 DeloB Lake. DiKtricl Attorney, San Francisco. Fees. George C. Gorhaiu, Clerk and Commissioner, San Francirico Foes. DISTRICT COURT-CALIFORNIA. Daniel T. Sullivan, Commissioner, San Fran- Charles W. Rand, Marshal, San Krnncisco. Fees. Feen. Regidar Teinia held at San Francisco, first Monday in April, second Monday in August, and first Monday in December. Special Terms at the discretion ot the Court. NINTH CIRCUIT— OREGON. Ralph Wilcox, Clerk and Commissioner, Port- l.ind, Oregon Fees. William H. Hennett, Marshal, Portland, O. Fees. Special Hon. Stephen J. Field, Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court, San Francisco t Joseph N. Dolpli, District Att'y, Portland, O. Fees Regular Terms held at Portland on the first Monday in January, May, and September. Terms at the tliscretion of the Court. DISTRICT COURT-OREGON. Hon. M. P. Deady, Judge, Portland $2,.')00 | Joseph N. Dolpli , Attorney, Portland Fees. Raliili Wilcox, Clerk and Comm'r, Portland.. Fees. William H. Bennett, Marshal, Portland Fees. Regular Terms held at Portland on the first Monday in March, July, and November. Special Terms at the discretion of the Court. • niirlne the nl>soncc (Yoni tin State of tlio presiding Juilgc, tlio Terms of tlie Court are held by one of the Judscs of the tinltcd Stated District Court. t Salary as Jiulsje of tlic United States Supreme Court. $1,000 additional allowed for travrllnR expenses. 6,1)00 0,000 6,000 6,01)0 6.000 6,000 6,0lt0 6,000 .. Fees. 8- .. FeeB. .. FCCH. .. Fet'B. Mondny in port- .. Fees. I, O. Feeg. |r. Special |iid.. Fees. .. Fees. kcialTermn Ihc Judges of UNITED STATES COURTS, PACIFIC COAST. 81 NINTH CIRCUIT-NEVADA. Hon. Stephen J. Field, Antoointe JnBtice U. 8. Snprenio Conrt, San Franeigco •. . . J. M.Hayden.Dietrict Attorney, Carson City. Fees. -, Clerk and Commiuioner, Carfon City Feei. Edward Krwin, Marghal, Carson City Fees. Regular Terms held at Carson City on the tirst Monday of March, Augnst, and December. DISTRICT COURT -NEVADA. Hon. Alexander W. Daldwin, Judge, Virginia City 13.500 J. M. Hayden, District Attorney, Carson City. Fees. Clerk and Commissioner, Carson City Fees. Edward En^in, Marshnl, Carson City Fees. Regular Terms held at Carson City on the first Monday of February, May, and Octol)cr. Special Terms at the discretion of the Conrt. SUPREME COURT*- WASHINGTON TERRITORY. , Christopher C. Hewitt, C. J., Olympia $2,500 James E. Wvclie, Assoc. Justice, Vancouver. 2,500 Charles H. Darwin, Associate Justice, Walla Walla 2,500 Lenndcr Holmes, Dist. Attorney, Vancouver. Fees. R. H. Hewitt, Clerk and Comm'r, Olympia.. Fees. William Huntington, Marshal, Vancouver... Fees. Regular Terms held at Olympia first Monday in December. DISTRICT COURT— FIRST DISTRICT. Includes the Counties of Stevens, Yakima, Spokane, and Wall i ^Valla. Sessions held first Monday in April and October at Walla Wnlla, and first Monday in Septembei it Colville. Hon. James E. Wyche, Judge, Vancouver., t Park Winans, Clerk, Colville Fees. 8. 11. Fargo, Prosecuting Att'v, Walla Wulla. Fees. William Huntington, Marshal, Vancouver... Feeg. 'iiting i, VVa B.N. Sexton, Clerk, VValla Walla Fees. DISTRICT COURT— SECOND DISTRICT. Includes the Connties of Klikitnt, Clarke, Wahkiakum, Cowlitsi, Pacific, Chehnlis, Lewis, Tliurston, and Mason. SesHions held second Monday in JIarch and third Monday in October at Vancouver ; and first Monday in May and second Monday in November at Olympia. George T. McConnell, Clerk, Vancouver.... Fees. Hon. C. C. Hewitt, Judge, Olympia t • • • • H. G. Struve, Pnwecutiiig Att'y, VuiKOUver. Fees. R. H. Hewitt, Clerk, Olympia Fees. William Huntington, Marshal, Vancouver... Fees. DISTRICT COURT— THIRD DISTRICT. Includes the Counties of Pierce, King, Kitsap, Jefferson, Clallam, Whatcom, Island, and Snohomish. SeBsions held first Monday in March and first Monday In September, at I'ort Towneend ; and second Mon- day in April and second Monday in October, at Seattle ; third Monday in May and first Monday in Novem- ber, at Steilacoom. i Charles B. Darwin, Judge, Walla Walla t ; J. R. Keiuiedy, Pros. Att'y, Port Townsend. Fees. i iJamcs Seavey , Clerk, Port Townsend Fees. John Latham, Clerk, Seattle Fees. William Huntington, Marshal, Vancouver. .. Fees. SUPREME COURT— IDAHO TERRITORY. •lohn R. McRridc, Chief Justice, Idaho City.$2,.')00 I ] Jolin Cummins, Associate Justice, Boise Ciiy. 2,.')00 | Milton Kelly, AHsociate Justice, Lcwiston... 2,600 I I George C. Hough, District Att'y, Boise City. Fees. | W. B. Smith, Clerk, Idaho City Fees. P. W. McMunus, Commissioner, Oneida Co. Fees. F. Shipler, Commissioner, Florence Fees. J. H. Al vord, Marshal, Florence Fees. DISTRICT COURT -FIRST DISTRICT. Includes the Counties of Nez Perce. Idnho.and Shoshone. Sessions held second Monday in April md first Monday in November nt Lewiston ; and fourth Slonday in JIuy and first Monday in October at Florence ; and ffrst Monday in September at Pierce City. : and F Milton Kelly, Judge, Lewiston t.... I W Frank Dulton, Prosecuting Att'y, Lewiston. |1,. 500 ( P. . A. Belcher, Clerk, Lcwiston Fees. H. Howe, Marshal, Lewiston Fees. i DISTRICT COURT— SECOND DISTRICT. Includes the Counties of Boise and Alturiis. Sessions held first Mouduv in July and fourth Monday ' in October at Idaho City ; first Monday in June and first Monday in September at Rocky Bar. Hon J.J . John R. McBride, Judge, Idaho City., t.... I May, I'rosecuting Attorney, Idaho Cfty.|l,500 j W. B. Smith, Clerk, Idaho City Fees. Orlando Robbins, Marshal, Idaho City Fees. • The LeelBlaturc of 1867 lias chnngpil the time for the terms of the Territorial Courts, partlcnlars not yet attainable. Tho JuilKea hear anil cleterniine at (.'hambers, on thirty days' notice, all cases not rcqiilriuK a Jury. Adinlmlty Courts j are held ntsame times and places a» Ucuerul ISesslons and Siieelal Tennis, at Port Townsend, on the third Tuesday of ' .January and .lune. • t Salaries as .ludges of the Supreme Court of the Territory. m !i 82 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DISTRICT COURT— THIRD DISTRICT. IncliiileH the Counties of Ada, Owyliee mid Oneida. SciiHiona held third Mondny in April and 11 rat Mondav in |)ei'enil)er at DuiHu Citv i seoond Monday in June aiul llrHt Monday iu October at Ruby City ; fourtli Moiulay in July at Mulade City. John CuniiuinH, Jud^e, Buiae Citv * I 8. Haabrook, Clerk, Boise City Fees. E. J. Curtis, I'rosvcuting Att'y, (ioise City.. $1,. 'MM) | K. C. Sterling, Manthal, Uuise City Fees. SrPRKME COURT— MONTANA TERRITORY. One term of the Supremo Court is held annually nt VirKiiiiii City. tiun of the Court. Special terms are held at the discro- H. L. Ilosnier, Chief Justice, Virginia City ..$'J,.')00 I K. B. Ncaly, District Attorney, Virginia City. Fees. L. E. MnuHon, Associate Justice, Helena '-'..'MK) J. Allan Hosmer, Clerk, Vi'ginia City Fees- L. P. WilliHton, Associate Justice, Deer Lodge Oeorgo M. Pinney, Marshal,' Helena Fees. City a,500| DISTRICT COURT— FIRST DISTRICT. IncluiU'H the Counties of Madison, Gallatin and Big Horn, Sessions held flrst Monday in March, July, and November, at Virginia City ; second Monday in April and October at Oallatin City. (Hig Horn is attached to (iallatin for judicial purposes.) J. Allan Hosmer, Clerk, Virginia City Fees, George M. Pinney, Marshal, Helena.' Fees. ILL. HoHnier. Judge, Virginia City • Sam. Wood, Prosecuting Attorney, Virginia City |1 , JOO and Fees. DISTRICT COURT— SECOND DISTRICT. Includes the Counties of Beaver Head, Missoula and Deer Lodge. Sessions held llrst Monday in November at Kannaik ; llrst Monday in July at Missoula Mills, and nrst Monday in June and December at Deer Lotlgo City. L. P. WilliHton, Judge, Deer Lodge City • C. E. Irvine, Clerk, Silver Row Fees. Louis Mc.Mui'try, Prosecuting Attoniey, Deer Neil Howie, .Marshal, Helena Fees. I.KMlge City |1.5(K)and Fees. DISTRICT COURT— THIRD DISTRICT. Includes the Counties of Edgerton, Jett'erson, Chotean, Meagher, und Muscleshell. Sessions held flrst Monday in March, .July and November at Helena ; tirst Monday iu June ut Prickly Pear City. (Choteau County is attached to Edgerton, and Muscleshell to Meagher, for judicial pur()oBeB.) L. E. Mnnson, .fudge, Helena * I Charles W. Fowler, Clerk, Helena Fees. J. H.Shrober, Pros. Att'y, Helena.. $1,500 und Fees. | John Feutherston, Marshal, Helena Fees. SUPREME COURT— UTAH TERRITORY. John Titus, Chief Justice, Gt. Sidt Lake City 2,500 Thomas J. Drake, Associate Justice, Prove and Manti 2,500 Solomon P. McCurdy, Assoi'iate Justice, St. George 2,500 Charles II. Hempstead, District AttDrney, Greiit Salt Luke City |-,»00 and Fees. William I. Appleby, Clerk, Great Salt Lake City Fees. David O. Calder, Commissioner, Great Salt Ijuke City Fees. Joaiah Hosmer, Marshal, Great Salt Luke City $20()aud Fees. The term of the Justices of the Supreme Court is four years. One session of the Court must be held an- nually at the seat of the lerritoriul Governuieut. DISTRICT COURT— FIRST DISTRICT. Includes the counties of Millard, San Pete, Juab, Utah, Sevier, und Wasatch. Monday in October, at Provo City. Sessions held third John McEwan, Clerk, Provo City Pees. Josiah Hosmer, Marshal, Grdkt Salt Lake City Fees. Thomas J. Drake, Judge, Provo and Manti. • Benjamin F. Steward, Prosecuting Attorney, Provo City Fees. DISTRICT COURT-SECOND DISTRICT. Includes the counties of Washington, Iron, Piute, and Beaver. Sessions held first Monday in Feb- ruary, at St. George. Solomon P. SIcCurdv, Judge, St. George.... • Angus M. Cannon, Prosecuting Attoniey, St. George Fees. James G. Bleak, Clerk, St. George Fees. Josiah Hosmer, Marshal, Great Salt Lake City Fees. DISTRICT COURT-THIRD DISTRICT. Inclndes the counties of Tooele, Great Salt Lake, Summit, Green River, Richland, Cache, Box Elder, Weber, Morgan, and Davis. Sessions held last Monday in March for United States business, and second Monday in March for Territorial business, at Great Salt Lake City. Hon. John Titus, Judge, Great Salt Lake City * I E^trick Lynch, Clerk, Great Salt Lake City- Fees. Charles H. Hempstead, Acting Prosecuting I Josiah Hosmer, Marshal, Great Salt Lake Attorney, Great Salt Lake City Fees.) City Fees. * Salaries as Judges of the Sapremo Court of the TcrriHry. and lint { l)y City i Fees. 1 Fees. IB discro- ily. Fees. ... Fees- ... Fee». in Murch, (IJig Horn Fee*. Feeg. Monday in December Fees. Fee*. I eBsionH held I'eur City. Fees. Fees. Lftke . Fees. I Salt . . Fees. Luke and Fees. I bo beld an- held third Fees. I ;eCity Fees. iiday in Feb- Fees. Lake Fees- Cache, Box business, and | , City. Fees. Lalte Fees. UNITED STATES OFFICERS, PACIFIC COAST 88 UNITED STATES OFFICERS, PACIFIC COAST. Name of Incumhpnt. 1). W. Cheor>niun ■T. M. Gitchell •). ItoHH Browne Thos. W. Ilincliman ... Liiciiiu Curtis L. C. Gunn Bichitrd Savage N. M. Orr John Biuler -. W. A. Elinson Tliomas Fraxar Warren Wasnon Samuel D. Howe Oeorge Woodman Truman C. K verts John E. Sniitli Frank 8oul6 William N. Slocura .... John 8ed|j(wiok Alfred Briirgs W. C. 8. Sinith IC. D. BackeuBtos Stephen T. Gaiio Philip D. Moure J. C.Oeer N. P. Lanuford Kobort T. Burton CImrlcs H. Hopkins... John H. Houf>eman William W. Morrow... Itobert B. Swiiin D. W. Chcesman B. T. Martin J. M. EckfL'ldt William Sclimolz R. II. Waterman (Charles C. Bemis William Burnett Joseph C. Tucker Com.J.M.Watsou, u.s.n. J.F.Miller J. Frank Miller L. M. KelloKJf Etiielbert Bnrko J.W.Foard H. M.Miller S.J. Brid(00. 2,000. 1000 & fees 1,900. 1,700. 1,400. 1.200. 1,200. 000. 800. 500 & fees. • Salary as Trcasnror of riillcd States ISrancli Mint. t The amount of moneys collooted for Hues iind vIoLttlons of the Revenue Laws, arc appropi to the Treasury of the United MatoH, nnd the remaining one-half, In equal portions, to the Ci Surveyor of the I'ort. where said fines arc collected. Hated as follows : One-half ollcctor. Naval Oflloor and 8 i'l !l i! 84 PACIFIC OOABT BUSINESS DIRECTORY. UNITED STATES OFFICERS, PACIFIC COAST.— CoNTi»u«f). Mamo of Iiioambcnt Owen Wude John Kelly Henry Wurren A. F. Flint Wurren T. Ijockhurt... David L. OtK^K Edwin Muntli Joieph M. Flotclier ... Joiiepb Cunlinmn S.W.Brown J. W. Slmnklin William T.Muiloc-k... Samuel W. Uruwn .... Lanren UpBon E. L. A nplvuato 8. OarHelde Iiafayette Carter M.Huvd John Pierre H. C. WhitinK J. W. P. Ilunliugton. .. H. O. Purker W. U. Waterman James O'Neill A. H. Chapman F. H. Head O.P. Judd Offlo*. lieuintur " Itecoiver " tl 14 RpKinter " Heccivor '• Ueuitiler " •1 li Receiver " Peniiiun Agent, California " " Oreuun " " Waiihington Territory Survcyor-Qvneral, Califurnia and Nevada... " " Oregon " " WattliiiiKton Territory.... " " Idaho Territory " " Montana Territory " " Utah Territory . .■ Superintendent Indian Att'airs, Calil'ornia — " " " Orejjon " " " Nevada " " " Wash. Terr.. " " " Idaho Terr... " " " Montana Terr " " " Utah Terr.... Pbyician U. S. Marine Hospital Rfildcnce. SaUrjr. Oregon City, O Roaeburg, O Oregon Cilv, O RoHuburg, O Cui'Bon City, Nev.... Canon City, Nov.... Olympia, W.T Va'nconver, W. T. ... (Mympiu, W. T Vancouver, W. T.. .. San FranciHco Oregon Cilv, O Vaniouver.'W.T.... Sun FnuiclKco ICugene City, O Olympia, W.T ItoJHe Citv, I. T Virginia City, M. T.. (treat Suit I^tko City San FninciHC'o Salem, O Virginia City, Nov.. Olympic Lapwai Flat Head (ireat Salt Lake City Honolulu MO &, feei. Fees. t3,()<)0. a.rrfio. iJ.flOO. :),ooo. 2,noo. 3,000. a.ooo. 2,000. I, MO. 1,500. 3,000. STATEMENT OF THE PUBLIC DEBT, OCTOBER 31, 18GG. [Compiled from the Report of the Secretary of tbeTreuRnry, December 3d, ISo'O.] Bonds, lO-Wg, 5per cent., due in 1904 $171, OS!) ,350 Bonds, Pucilic Railroad, ttnercent, due in 1895 and 1896 9,882,000 " Bonds, 5-20's, 6 per cent., due in 1882, 1881 and 1885 823,944,000 Bonds, 6 per cent., duo in 1881 2o5,;K4,750 Bonds, 6pcr cent., duo in 1880 18,4I5.0(H) Bonds, 5 per cent, due in 1874 20,0()0,000 Bonds, 5 per cent., due in 1871 7,022,000 Navy PenHJou Fund, 6 per cent 11,750,000 $1,327,407,100 Bonds, Cpcrccnt, due in 1808 8,290,941 Bonds, 6 per cent. , due in 18«7 7,742,800 Compound interest notes, due in 18()7 and 1808 148,512,1 10 7-30 treasurv •;otc». .i.ue in KWuiid I8G« 721,014,300 — _ 88.>\"i"),l£: Bonds, Texas Indemnity, past due, not presouteu 384,0^1 Bonds, treasury notes, temporary loan, fei-tilicatcs of indebtedness, etc., past due, not presented 36,604,009 36,988,90'J United States notes 390,19.^785 Fractional currency 27,.''»88,01 1 Gold certificates of deposit 1 0,89ti,<)SO 428,680,776 Total outstanding $2,081,636,966 Less cash in the Treasury 130,326,960 Actual debt $2,551,310,006 The estimated receipts for the three quarters of the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1867, are pbtced at $316,500,000, and the expenditures at $237,167 143— leaving a surplus of $79,330,857. The receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1868, are estimated as follows ; Pro'ii custoir" $H.''i,000,000 From intei'uui revenue .uu,00i<,ii .0 From lands 1,000,000 From miscelUneouB sources 35,000,000 $436,000,000 Ury. tL fcei. ()00. .MIO. .500. ,000. ,1100. i.OilO. |,(«>0. i.OOO. !,m). ),r)0(i. i,:)00. \;m. i,0OO. 18GG. ,327,407,100 I 30,988,901) I 428,680,770 I (,081,036,960 130,326,960 I |!,551 ,310,006 \te pluced at l|436,000,000 STATISTICAL TABLB OF TIIK UNITED 8TATK8. 86 The expenditure! are ettimated ui followi i For the civil ■crvlro $,'.0,067 ,.142 Kur iiciinioni and liidiaiii 2.''>,: For intorcit on the public debt 133,678,243 $350,247,641 Leaving tt surplus of. $85,752,358 TABLE SliowiniD; the Area and Population* of the difTeront StiitcB ; the CoiiKroBsionHl Apportionment of 1800, and the returnH of the election for President, 1861. (Compiled from Tribune Almanac, 1866.) STATIta. AlHbania ArlOuiBUH Oiiliibrniu Conuectij'ut Deluwiiru Florida (leor)(iu Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Murylund Mu88acliuiiet(8... MiuhiKun MinnvHota MissJMippi MiHHuuri Nevada New lIumpHliire. New JeiBey .... New Yorit North Cui'uliuu. . Ohio Oi'e)(oti reiiMgylvtinia . . . lihudu Itiland. . . . South C'arulinu.. TenncHcve Texas Vermont Virginia WcBt Virginia .. Wisconeiu ASEA. 8q. Mllci. 50,722 52,198 )55,.50« 4,674 2,120 5!»,2(i8 0«,00(t 55,409 33,80>» 55,045 78.418 37,()80 41,2.W 31,760 11,124 7,800 56,243 8I,2.VJ 47,156 67,380 81,5:»9 9,280 8,320 50,519 45,000 39,' 164 95,274 46,0(H) 1,:<06 30,213 45,0tM) 237,321 9,056 38,;152 2:1,000 53,924 FOPl'LATIOK, 18M. Free. Slave. Tout. 529,121 435,080 9(^,201 324,335 111,115 4:»,450 379,!KI4 :i79,994 4(iO,147 460,147 110,418 1,798 112,216 78.679 61,745 l40,4-.>5 595,088 462,198 1,0.')7,28« 1,711,951 1,711,951 1,:J.')0,428 l,353l 791.305 l,067i081 114,931 1,182,012 4,8;J7 6,857 326,073 326,073 672,»i35 672,o:i5 3,880,7:15 ■■•■>■ 3,880,735 66l,.5(>:) 331,059 91*2,622 2,:«39,502 2,:W9,502 .')2,4t!5 .....". 52,465 2,906,115 2,90«5,115 174,620 ...... 174,620 301,302 •02,4(10 703,708 834,082 275,719 1,109,801 421,6-19 182,566 604,215 315,098 ••■••• 315,098 1,105,453 490,865 1,596,318 775,881 775,881 Sa 6 3 3 4 I 7 14 11 6 1 9 5 5 5 10 6 2 5 9 1 3 5 31 7 19 1 24 2 4 8 4 3 8 3 6 THE8IDSKTIAL VOTB, IWI. Lincoln. 62,134 44,601 8.155 189,406 150,422 89,075 16,441 27,786 tis.iii 40,153 126,*42 91, -Wl 25,060 72,750 9,8-J6 .16,400 60,723 368,735 2'(ii>,i54 9,888 296,391 14,349 42,419 83,458 HcClclUn. 43,841 42.285 8,767 1.58,7:10 130,233 49,.596 3,(>91 64,:i01 46,9{>2 32,739 48,745 74,604 17,375 '31,078 6,594 32,871 68,024 361,986 205,568 8,457 27(vn0 8,718 13,321 10,438 65,884 Lin. M«J. 18,293 2.406 t6l2 30,766 20,189 39,479 12,750 t36,515 21,122 7,414 77,997 16,917 7,685 vr.of'i :J,232 3..529 t7.301 6,749 59,586 1,431 20,075 5,631 29,098 'lV,7i4 17,574 Total area, iiieluBive of Tcniiories, 2,81'J,.n 1 square miles. Population, 18C0, includinK Territories, (Slave, 3,953,760) 31,143,322. Total representation in ConKrew, 234. Preftidential vote, 1864: Lincoln, 2,223,035; McClellan, 1,811,754; toUil, 4,034,789 ; Lincoln's majority, 411,281. • Popnlation of Great Britsin and Ireland, 1801 : Enfcland and Wales— Malet, 9.825,246; Females, 10,880,26& Total, 20,206,604. ScoUand— Males, 1.446,982; Females, l,614,a6&-Total, 3,061,251. Ireland— Males, 2,804961; Females, 2.059,582— Total, 6,764,54a Total. Great Britain and Ireland, 20,081,298. The decrease in Ireland Ti^m 1841 to 18S1 was 268.468 fhmllios, belnr at the rate of 18-28 per cent ; ithe averase number of persons to a ihmlly in 1861 was 610; in 1861, 644; in 1841, 6'64} results showing a sradual thinning out of the households, attributa- ble to emigration and the other causes loading to a decline in the population. From these statements it will be perceived that the people of Great Britain and Ireland but little exceed 29,000,000, and thnt the population of the United States has not only, for the flrst time, reached that of the mother country, but has run beyond it near two and a half millions of people.— fedtnii Oeiuwi, 1860. t Democratic majorities. m ■(• i> 86 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TABLE ' Slio'wing the nnines of the Governors, with Term and Suhiry of each, and the Capital of the different States and Territories ; the time of holding State Elections, and meeting of the State Legiulutures. States. Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delnware Florida Georjjia Illinois Indiana Iowa Knnsas Kentucky Liinisiana Maine Maryland MnwinchusettB.. Michigan MinneRota MiifsisMpin MisBOuri Nevada New Hai 18(58 18f)8 18C7 1871 18(57 18li!l| IHt5il IS(5!» 18)58 18(58 18(59 18(57 186!) 18)57 1870 18()7 18(58 18)5!) 18(581 Prescott Yancton Boise Citv .... Virginia City .. Omaha City . .. Santa Fc Great Salt Lake City ■ (Miarles Durkeo Olyn piu i George E. Cole Rich'd C.McCoru !ck Newton I^lniunds... D. W.Ballard Green Clay Smith. .. Alvin Saunders Robert Mitdiell |ia,.'iOO :>,0(iO 7,000 1,100 l,33;i 1,500 3,000 l,oOO 1,500 2,i.'00 2,500 2jm 4,000 1,500 3,000 3,500 1,500 2,500 3,(M)0 2,,'iOO 0,000 1 ,000 3,000 4,000 2,(100 1,801- 1 ,500 3,500 i;ooo 3,500 3,000 4,000 ),000 3,0(10 2,0(M) 1,200 1,.500 1 ,i)00 2,500 2,.500 2,500 1 ..>00 I ,.)00 l,;>(M) Leslslntur.) Meets. Nov.. .Nov.. . Dec. May . •2M •1 M "I M. 1 W *1 Tu. Jan •aM. Nov.. I Th. Nov . .•a M.Jan... *1 W. Jan.. *2 M.Jan... 2Th. Jan.. *1 M. Dec .- "3 M.Jan... 1 W. Jan.. 1 W.Jan.. 1 W. Jan.. *1 W. Jan.. •1 Tu. Jan.. '1 M.Jan... "Last JI. Dee 1 M.Jun. .. 1 W. June. 2Tu. Jan.. I Tu. Jan.. MM. Nov.. *1 M.Jan... »2M. Sept.. 1 Tu. Jan.. Mav &, Jan. 3W. Oct.. •1 M. Oct... •J M. Aug.. 2Th. Oct.. •■■i M. Jan... 3Tu. Jan.. 2 W.Jun... Time of State Election 1 M. August. I M. August. 1 W. Sept. 1 M. April. 2 Tu. Nov. 1 M. Oct. 1 W. Oct. 1 Tu. Nov. 2Tu. Oct. 2Tu. Oct. I Tu. Nov. 1 M. Aug. 1 M. Nov. 2 M. Sep. 1 Tu. Nov. 1 Tu. Nov. 1 Tu. Nov. 1 Tu. ':.)V. 1 M. Oct. 1 Tu. No\. 1 Tu. Nov. 2 Tu. March. 1 Tu. Nov. 1 Tu. Nov. 2 Th. Aug. 2 Tu. Oct. 1 M. June. 2 Tu. Oct. 1 W. April. 4 M. Nov. I Th. Aug. 4 M. June. 1 Tu. Sept. 4 Th. Mav. 4 Th. Oct. 1 Tu. Nov. Population of tilt Vnit.'d Stali:r.—T])c total population of the United .States, ISfiO, is 31,443,822, of which 3,968,700 arc slaves, and 487,070 uro free colored. Ag^rff-atc iiicrcniJC since 1860, 35-59 per cent. Tbo tjlleeu slavcholding States contain 12,240,000 iiiliabitants, of whom 8,0,39,0(10 are whites, iiCl.lHX) free coloicd persons, ; and 3,960,000 are slavt*. Tbe actiu\l gain of the whole population in those .States from 1850 to 18)30, was 2,627,000, > equal to 27-33 nor ; 't. The slaves advr.U'^ed in nunibeis 740,931, or 2344 per cent. This does not include the i slaves of the b.stnct of Columbia, viUo .,crea,.id 602 in tbo course of tlie ten years, 'ilio nineteen free .States ! and seven Territories, topctber with the Federal District, contained, according to th? eighth census, 19 201,540 pei-sons, inducing 27.749 Indians; of whom 18,036,579 wero white, and 237,"l8 Ihie colored. The increase of both classes wss 5,598,603, or 41'24 per tent. According to the best estimates, the total population of the United States, at the close of the present century, will amount to 100,000,000, as follows, viz: 1870, 42,828,433; 1880, 66,460,241; 1800, 77,266,989; 900, 100,.S56,802. The excess of the Males is about 730,0(0. The number of Deaf and Dumb persons is 14,260; Blind, including slaves, is 12,635; insane, including slaves, 23,999; idiotic, includ- ing slaves, 18,865. Wealth.— The assessed value of Heal Estate, 116,978,106,049; I'crsonal, 95,111 ,568,956. Total, $12,084,660,005. True value, S16,169,616,068. MortalUy.- Tbe number of deaths in tbe United Stat«8 during the year 18(M), was 892,821— about 1 In 79. SduoaUon.—Durlna the year 1860 not liar from (15,000,000 of persons received education in the varioua eduoa- tional institutions of tbo dlilbrent States, or about ouo-Hftli of tlie white |M)pulatiun of the country, * Sessions held biennially. »12,084.660,005. PACIFIC STATES AND TERRITORIES, 3T PACIFIC STATES AND TERRITORIES. ORUANIZED. Califori.ia, 1850 Oregon, r ■ 18'>i> Nevada, 18(i4 Wiuliiiigton Territitrv, 1853 Maho, " ■ 18(i3 Montuna, " 18G1, Utah, " 1850 Area. 8q. Miles. 154,116 !(5,'i74 ino.ono «il,9il4 9r.,(IOO sjoo,nno 10ii, !R60. 3fi5,43!» 51',4f>5 11,108 40,273 I'opiilatlun, 1866. 480,000 05,090 .')0,0()0 12,000 20.01)0 20,000 90,000 Capital. Sacranvnto. j Salem. I Carson City. IC/lynipia. Boise Citv. I Virginia City. I Great Salt Lake Citv. STATE OF CALIFORNIA.* ,1 „^ -.1 .li.; ■ • 1 ft^ . > ; Capital, Siicr.iiiento. State Officeus Executive Department. NAME OF INUUMHEST. V. V. Low T. N. Macliin IJ. D. Kedding George Onltun liomuaido Paclieco John G. McOnllougli .T. V. Iloiigliton John Swett O. M. Claves Ge&igc S. Evans W. C. Siratlon C. L. Tavlor ! State Harbor Commis'n'r S. i\ Tilt..!) ,TameR Lai>iiey Wil'iam E. Urown Office. Governor Lientenant Governor Secretary of State ( "outroller Treasurer .Attorney General Surveyor General Snp't Public Instruction . State Printer Adjutant General State Libnirian Keslilcnce. Governor's Private Sec'v Sacramento... San Quentin . . Sacramento. . . San Francisco. Sacnimento. .. San Francisco. (t »( (t i( Sacramento . . . Tcnii E.tp's. Dec, 1867. Salary. $7,000 4t l( Per diem tl 14 $4,000 (( U 4,000 (( t( 4,000 it l( 4,000 t( {( 2,000 (( 4t 3,000 (I (■ Pees. At will ... 3,00C It 2,500 Nov., 1867. 3,000 Nov., 1868. 3,000 Nov.. 1869. 3,000 At will ... 2,400 REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. Thirty-Ninth Congress Ending March 3d, 1867. NAME. James A. MvDougall. •John c^onnesH Ponuld C. McRuer. . . William lligby It 'sidenco. Jolin Bidwell |Chico San Ftiincibi'o. . . Placerville .San Fnincisco... Moktiumne Hill. Office. Senator Representative. Term Expires. March 3, 1867. " " 1869. " " 1867. LEGISLATURE OP CALIFORNIA.t Sixteenth Session, commenced December 4tb, 1865. Senate— Officers. President-— T. N. Mucliin., Tuolnnine. I Secretary— John White San Franrisco. President pro tem.—S. P. Wright Del Norte. | Sergeant-at- Arms— John H. Moran Napa. * The State election takci place on the Ant Wednemlay of September, 1867, and every two vcara thereafter. The term of office of each of the State officers Is four years, commonclnti with the first Monday ill December after the election. t Meets biennially on the first Monday of December. The Senate Is composed of forty, and the Assembly of elRhty , memliers. Terms of Senators fbur yean. Assemblymen two yean. Compensation, 910 per day during the session, and mileage, at the rate of twenty cents per mile. II t ?i iS 38 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 16th District. 17th DiBtiict. 18th District. 19th district. 20th District. 31et District. S3d District. 33d District. Mkmbers— 40. Conntlca. Kamci. Term Exp's. ..SanBevnarainound San Diego M. C. Tuttle Dec. 1867. -Los Aiiueles Phineas Banning Dec. ISfiO. ..San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara. . P. W. Mnrphy Doc. 1869. . .Fresno, Kera and Tulare J. W. Freeman Dec. 1 809. ..Mariposii, Merced and Sfanislans W. S. Montjtoinery Doc. 1867. ..Monterey and Santa Cruz W. E. Lovett Dec. 1867. ..Santa Clara William J. Knox Dec. 1869. (U.h. Dodge, J. S. Hager and Horace > p^^ |ggy < William J.'shawandA. L. Tnbb8*."...Dec. 1869. .Alameda Henry Robinson Deo. 1869. .Contra Costa and Marin C. B. Porter Dec. 1867. .San Joaquin S. Myers Dec. 1867. .Inyo, Mono and Tuolumne J 8iit''wTcoVt::::::::;::::.\\\\":::Dlc- ll^! f, , ^„ (W.H.Leonard Dec. 1867. .Calaveras ^ Thomas Hardy Dec. 1869. .Alpine and Amador A. H. Rose Dec. 1867, wi n^,..A^ SF. L. Maddox Dec. 1867. .El Dorado ? James Johnson Dec. 1869. i J. E. Benton Deo. 1867. 186!'. 186!/. 1S67, niHtrict. I St District . 2d District . 3d District . 4th District. 5th District. 6th District. 7th District. 8th District. ...San Francisco and San Mateo. 9tb District. 10th District, nth District. 13th District. 13th District. 14th District. ISth District. ..Sacramento j E. H. Heacock Dec. ..Solano and Yolo L. B. Mizner Dec. ..Lake, Mendocino and Napa C. Hartson Dec . .Sonoma George Pearce Des. ..Placer E. L. Brn.dley and J. E. Hale Doc •N-ada SM'Sa:::::::::::::::::::::::E^^: )«(i7. 1869, ..Sierra L.E.Pratt Dec. 1869. Siittor nnH ViiKa 5 Lcwis Cunningham Deo. 1867. ..Sutter and Yuba ) E. Teegarden. Dec. 1869. \F. M.Smith Dec. 1867. 34th District Butte, Lassen and PInmaa < o Ewer Dec 1869 35th District Colusa and Tehama J. A. Rush Dec. 1867. 36ih District Shasta and Trinity John P. oones Dec. 1867. 27th District.... Del Norte, Humboldt and Klamath... S. P.Wright Dec. 1867. 28th District Siskiyou E. Wadsworth Dec. 1809. ASSRHBLT— OrriCERS. Speaker— John Yule Placer. Speaker pro . Brown. Del Norte and Klamath- L. H. Muroh. El Dorado— J. S Campbell, J. F. Kidder, E. L. Smith, Ed. F. Taylor. Fresno — R. P. Miice. Humboldt — A. J. Huestis. Inyo and Mono — J. E. Ooodall, Ke"n h ■^ Tulare — J. C. Brown. Lake and Napa — J. M. Coghlan. Lassen and Plumas — J. D. Goodwin. Los Angeles — E. C. Parrish, W. H, Peterson. Marin— D. Olds. Mariposa— J. W. Wilcox. ' Menaocino — William Holden. Merced and Stanislaus — R. H. Ward. Monterey — M. C. Ireland. Nevada — George D. Dornin, H. L. Hatch, Reuben Leech, JobnPattison. Placer— John Bosqait, William Sexton. John Yule. Sacrameiito — ^Thomas Hansbrow, D. Hollistor, P. J. Hopper, W. B. Hunt. J. B. Maholmb. San liernardino — J. W. Satterwhite. San Diego^Gcorgu A. Johnson. San Frnncisco — Jitnivs Bowman, M. A. Braly, S. C. Bugbee, E. Jacob Chase, C. Clayton, Henry Dnt- ton,' David Dwyer, M. Hawkins', Georue Hearst, S. L. Lupton, J. A. McClelland, C. L. Wiggin. San Joaqnm— C. H. Cliau-.berlain, W. E. Greene. San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara — R. J. Hill. San Mnteo — George H. Howard. Santa Clara— J. M. Cory, A. B. Hunt. John Zuck. Santa Cruz — William Anthony. Shasta—.!. N. Chappell. Sierra — G. Meredith, M. A. Singleton. Siskiyou— J. K. Luttrell, Thomas H. Steele. Solano— J. M. Lemon. Srioma — A. C. Bledsoe, J. L. Downing, O. H. n^^ag. Sutter — Francis Hamlin, Trinity— J. C. Dorr. Tuolumne— L. I. Hogle, and Taolnmne, Inyo and Mono, O. Perrin. Yolo-Charies F. Reed. Yuba- A. J. Batchelder, T. J. Sherwood, O. Stewart. • Drcoaaed. rm F.xp'». )ec. 18fi7. )ec. I8fi9. )ec. 18(59. )ec. 1869. )ec. 1867. )ec. 1867. [)ec. 1869. Bee. 1867. Dec. 1869. Dec. 1869. Dec. 1867. Dec. 1867. Dec. 1867. Dec 1869. Dec. 1867. Dec. 186!>. Dec. 1867. Dec. 1867. Dec. 1869. Dec. 1867. Dec. 186P. Dec. 186l(. Pee lSi)7. .Dej. "•-" .Dec >J .Di)c. KSW. .Dec. 1869. .Dec. 1869. . Dec. 1867. .Dec. 1869. .Dec. 1867. .Dec. 1869. ..Dec. 1867. .Dec. 1867. ..Dec. 1867. ..Dec.l8C9. Santa Clara. , Alameda, an Francifco. in Francisco. .Merced. San Joaqnin. Sacramento. olliBter, P. J. Braly, 8. C. , Henry Dnt- iorite Hearst, J, Wiwin- E. Greene. B. J. Hill. John Zack. Steele. .O.H.n^ag. ne, Inyo and Iherwood, O. JUDICIARY OF CALIFORNIA, 39 JUDICIARY— Supreme Court.* NAME OF INCUMBENT. John Currey Jjorenzo Sawyer X. L. Rhodes'. O. L. Shufter 8. W. Sandei-son — C. A. Tiittle W. D. Hitrriman — William U. Wood... Charles 11. Pomeroy John Uvnion Office. Chief Justice .... Associate Justice Associate Justice. Associate Jastice Associate Justice Reporter Clerk Deputy Clerk... Secretary Bailiff Residence. San Francisco. Sin .ToB^ . . . Oakland.... Sacramento. Term Exp'a. Jan. 1868. " 1870. " 1872. " 1874. " 1876. Dec. 1867. " 1867. " 1867. At will. Salary. |6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 4,000 Fees. Fees. 1,800 1,200 District JuocEs.t District Ist ... 2d ... 3d ••• 4t.h... 5th... 6th... 7th... 8th... 9th... 10th... nth... 12th... 13th... 14th... 15th... 16th... Name of Incumbent. Palilo He La Guerra W.T. Sexton Samuel B. McKee.. E. D. Sawyer Joseph M.'Cavis. .. John H. McKune .. .1. B Southard Wm. U.Turner E. Garter Isiiiic S. Belcher ... S. W. Brockway. . . O. C. Pratt........ Alexander Deering. T. B. McFarland... Slim. H. Dwinelle.. Theron Reed Residence. Ijos Anireles Oroville Oakland Sun Francisco .. Columbia Sacrnmenio Petnluma Eureka Shasta Marysville Mok'elumne Hill San Francisco .. Mariposa Nevada Sun Francisco .. Havilah Term Expires. December 2, 1869. Salary. $5,000 5,000 5,000 6,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 6,000 5,00b 5,000 6.000 4,000 JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COM! ')SIN6 THE SAME. Ist Dist. — Los Angeles, San Beniardino, San Diego, San Luis Obisno and Santa Barbara. -Butte, Lassen, Plumas and Tehama. ;. — AInmcda, Monterey, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz. . — Part of San Francisco. •-San Joaquin and Tuolumne. —Sacramento and Yolo. -Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Nupn, Solano and Sonoina. ad Diet.- Sd Di.< IMi r-i t, 0* . ?'>i-t. '■.X ;»!■". ■■ , 1, '•isi 8th Dist.— Del Norte, Humlwldt and Klamath. 9tli Dist. — Shasta, Siskiyou and Trinity. 10th Dist. — Colusa, Sierra, Sutter and Yuba. 11th Dist. — Amador, Calaveras at. , El Dorado, lath Dist. — Part of San Francisco and S.'n Mateo. 13th Dist. — Fresno, Mariposa, Merced, Stanislans and Tulare. 14th Dist. — Nevada and Placer. 15th Dist.— Contra Costa and part of San Francisco. 16th Dist.-r-Alpine, Inyo, Kern and Mou^.. TERMS OF THE DISTRICT COURTS.^ ' ' Alameda Cor.irr Third Monday in February, June, and October. Alpine CouNi First Monday in March and .September. AMAnoR County Second Monday in March, June, September, and December. Butte County Second Monday in March, fourth Monday iu July, and second Monday in December. Calavkkas CouNTi Second Monday in January, April, July and October. Coi.usA County First Monday in Januarv, May, and September. Contra Costa Couniy T'lird Tuesday in April, July, and November. ^ _J */.S"r ."'"'''"£,''' **"" y"J"-.. Terms of the Court are held at Sacramento on the llnit Monday In .lanunrv. April, July and '^oWKr. tor ormnizatlon, names of Judges, and Terms of the United Htatos Court on the I'aclhc Coast, see tTermof offlep,«lx years. The present Incumbents hold office untU December, 1869. For names of Probate and County Judges, see KeKlstorofNamcs, pjfte 111. uovu ....u t The Supreme Court has appellato turlsdictlon In all cases In e(|ulty, In all cases at law involvlne the title or pos- scaslnn of real estate, or the leKallty of any tax, toll, lino, etc., or In which the matter In controversy amounts to liioo : also Id all cases arising In the I'robato Couru; and in all criminal oases amounting to fislony, on questions of alone. law The TemiB of the County and Probate Courts are held on the first Monday of January, March, May, July, Septem- ber, and November, unless otherwise flxed by law. 1 .w> "J. »»..«.... if M m i) '''' 40 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTOHY, Del Norte County SeconO Monday in May, Angnst, and November. £l Dukado County Second Monday in February and May, and third Monday in August and November. Fresno County Third Monday in February, Jnne, and October. HuMDOLDT County Second Mondav in Miircli, Jnne, September, and December. Inyo County ■:'.... First Monday in May and November. Keun County Firet Monday in June and December. Klamath County Second Monday in April, July, and October. Lake County Third Monday in April, and second Monday in November. Lassen County Firet Monday in June, and second Monday in October. Los An'jelks County First Mondtiy in Fel>ruiiry, May, and November. Marin County First Monday in March, first Monday in July, and third Monday in November. Mariposa County Fourth Monday in March, July, and November. Mendocino County Second Monday iu April, third Monday in July, and first Monday in November. Merced County Fourth Mondtiy in January, May, and September. Mono County Fii-st Monday in April and October. Monterey County First Monday in April and October. Napa County First Monday in A-bruary, .Tune, and October. Nevada County ■ . .Second Monday in March,* June, September, and December. Pi.ACEK County •'•' Monday m February, May, Au>y Yuba and one by Sutter and Yuba jointly]. Diitto, Lassen and Plumas, elect two Senators [one by liiitto and one by Plumas, Lassen and Uiitte jointly]. Colusa and Tehama, elect one Senator. ■Shasta and Trinity, olect one Senator. 'i)el Norte, Humboldt and Klamath, elect one Senator. Siskiyou, elects one Senator. STATB OF CALIFORNIA. 41 ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME. Alameda— Two members. Alpine and Amador — Two. Bntte— Two Calavems — 'lluee. ColiiBa and Teliania — One. Contra Costa — One. Del Norte and Klamath— One. El Dorado — Four. Fresno — One. Humboldt — One. Inyo and Mono— One. Kern and Tnhirc — One. Lake and Napa — One. Laaoen and riumu« — One. IxiB Angeleg — ^I'wo. Marin — One. Marinosn — One. MenUtM'ino^One. Merced and StauislauB — Que. Monterey — One. Nevada— Four. Placer — Three. SucrHniento— Five. San Herminlino — One. San Diugo-T-Ono. Sun Fruncidco- -Twelve. San Joaquin — Two. , San Luis Obispo aud Santa Barbara —One. San Mateo — One. Santa Clara — Three. , Santa Cruz — One. Shasta— One. • > Sierra — ^Two. Sibiiiyou — Two. Solaiio — One. Sonoma — Three. Sutter — One. Trinity— One. Tuolunnie — One, and with Inyo and Mono, One. Yolo— One. Yubu— Three. EXECUTIVE AND STATE DEPARTMENTS. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. .Saliiry. I Salary. Fiodcrick F. Low flovcrnor $7,(K)(tiWilliam K. Browu Private Secretary.. |2,4U0 T. N. Machiu Lieut. Governor, per diem. , DEPARTMENT OF STATE. B. B. Redding Secretary of State {I.OnCIOcorKe C. Garrison. Clerk $1,800 W. H.Ault Clerk '-VIWlF. W. Redding Clerk 1,800 CONTROLIiER'S DEPARTMENT. George Oulton Controller $ 1,000 E. M. Howison Clerk '>>,400 J. E. Dent Clerk a.JOO A. W. Perley Clerk $1,800 L. H. Fuller Clerk 1,800 W. II. Friuk Clerk 1,800 TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT. Romnnldo Pacheco Treasurer $1,(H)0| Fnincis Clark Clerk. W. Wadsworth Clerk 1,800 .$1,800 ATTORNEY GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. John G. McCullough.. Attorney General.... $ 1,0001 Edward P. Weeks Clerk $1,000 SURVEYOR GENERAL S DEPARTMENT. J. F. Houghton . . . Survevor General $i,0001 .\ B. Bowers Clerk $1,800 A. S. Bender Dep. Sur. Gen'l,noconipensation.l DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. I John Swett Superintendent $3,0001Willittm F. Tracy Clerk $1,800 ADJUTANT GENERALS DEPARTMENT. George S. Evans Adjutant General $3,000|C. J. Robinson Clerk $1,800 W. L. Ustick As»ibtant a,000|A. Leonard Clerk 1,800 STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION. F. P. Tjow Governor President. John Swett Sup't Pub. Instruction. .Secretary. John C. Pelton.-.Sup't Public Schools, City and County of San Francisco. Melville Cottle ... Sup't Com. Sch'°!8, San Joaquin Co. F. VV. Hutch Sup't Com. Sch'ls, Sacramento Co. Wesley Tonner... " " " Santa Clara Co. Henry' P. Carlton, Prin'l State Normal School, 8. F. Stmi'lI.C.Sweiiey. Editor Cal. Teacher, San Fran. J. M. Sibley Teacher Oakland College. BOARD OF EXAMINERS. Frederick F. Low, Governor, Examiner, no comp'n. i J. G. McCuUongh, Att'y Qen'l, Examiner, no comp'n. B. B. Redding, Soc'y of State. Examiner, no comp'n. JW. E. Brown Secretary $1,200 BOARD OF MILITARY AUDITORS. Frederick F. Low, Commander-in-Chief, no comp'n. I J. O. McCuUough, Attorney General nooomp'n. George S. Evans, Adjutant General no comp'u.l BOARD OP EXAMINERS, BOUNTY CLAIMS. Frederick P. Low, Governor, President, no comp'n. |RomualdoPacbeco,8tateTreaB.Examiner,no comp'n. Goo. 8. Evans, Adjutant General, Seo'ry, uo comp'n. I K*: I' m i I Vi ' 42 PAOIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, BOARD OF STAMP COMMISSIONERS. Frederick F. Low, Governor, ex-ofBcio CommiBBioner no compeimation. J. G. McCiilloiigh, Attflmey General, exofficio CoinmiBsioner no conjpcnstttion Romaaldo Pacheco, Stole Treasurer, ex-oHicio ComniiBWoner no compensation McCullough, Clerk •. $600. STATE LIBRARY. Joeepli W. Winana, President Trustee J. G. MoCuIIoukIi, Attorney General " H. W. Harkness " O. G. W. French " W. C. Belcher Trustee. W. C. Strutton, State Lihrarian $9,.500 A.Hart, Deputy Librarian 1,800 STATE LAND OFFICE. J. F.Hounrhton, Surveyor Gen' 1. Register $2,000 |L. E. Crane.. A. 8. Bender Draughtsman 2,400 ' .Clerk. ..$1,800 NOTARIES PUBLIC. [Coixected at the office of the Secretary of State, December S4th„ 186().] [The figures after the names of the Counties repre- sent the number of Notaries to which they are en- titled.] ALAMEDA COUNTY— 7. Date Appoint Kame. Realdcnce. March 2, '6,5.. Asa Walker Brooklvn. May 3, '66..W. B. Clement Alameda. May 3, 'Co.. George M. Yard... Oakland. May 3, '66..Benja'n Williams .Alvarauo. May 3, '6(>..Benia'n F. Ferris . Oakland. May 3, '(i6..G. E. Smith San Lcandro. May 3, '66. .John W. Kottinger . ALPINE COUNTY— 5. Sept. 8. '65.. Charles P. Goff....Markleeville. Dec. 8, 'Ci.-Henrv Morris ... . Marklecville. Oct. 12, '66..DeWitt C. Riddell .Silver Mountain. Oct 12, '66.. Nash C. Briggs Silver Mountain. AMADOR COUNTY-8. Jan. 31 , '65. .Jesse Bowen . Nov.l'J.'65..M. B. Church. Feb. 8, '66. .John A. Robinson.. Jackson. June 18, '66. . Harvey E. Babcock Jackson. Oct. 27, '66.. Edward G. Hunt ..Jackson. BUTTE COUNTY— 13. Dec. 9, '65. .L. P. Smith Forbestown. Feb. 8, '66. .W. H. Duren Chico. April 7, '66.. John D. Dick Oroville. Ap'l 17, '66. -Andrew Ilallet Chico. June 18, '66. .Justus Brooks Oroville. Ang.20, 'C6..Ja8. A. Wardivell. .Oroville. Sept. 14. '66.. J. M. Burt Oroville. CALAVERAS COUNTY— 13. '65..ChaB. M. Whitlock.San Andreas. '65. .W. K. Boucher Mokelumne Hill. '66. .Samuel S. Abbott ..CoppcropoliH. '66. . Walter L. Hopkins. Mokelumne Hill. '66.. Edward Burrows.. Murphys. •66..TI10S. K. Wilson. ..Mokelumne Hill. '66. -John J. Stoddard ..Copperopolia. '66..RienKi Hopkins.... . '66.. Allen Taylor Vallecito. Ap'l 29, Aug. 23, Jan. 12, Feb. 13, June 18, Nov. 16, Nov. 24, Nov. 28, Dec. 5, COLUSA COUNTY— 5. Jane 21, '65. .Thomas J. Taylor. .Colnsa. Oct 24, '65. .J. G. Treadway ...Colusa. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY-5. Sept. 27, '65. .E. 8. Sayles Pacheco. Aprfl 7, '66..0bed F. Alley MartineK. May 3, '66. .Geo. F. McCoy Antioch. DEL NORTE COUNTY— 5. Date Appoint. Name. Residence. Dec. 18, '65. .Geo. Russell Crescent City. June 18, '66. .Franklin Knox ....Crescent City. EL DORADO COUNTY— 13. Mar. 6, '65.. May 22, '65.. June 7, '65., Sept.30, '(i5.. Nov. 4, '65., Dec. 8, '65., Feb. 20, '6(>.. April 7, '66.. May 3, '66.. June 18, '66.. July 18, '66.. Sept. 14. '66. Nov. Hi, '66. James MeCormick E.G.Bradley Williiim Taylor... O. H. Burnham — F. A. Hornblower. N. A. Hamilton... J. L. Perkins G. J. Carpenter... VVm.T. Gibbs. ... Wm. H. BodHsh . . Geo. G. Blanchard ,(jieo. H. Ingham.. James B. Hume .. El Dorado. El Dorado. Georgetown. Plucorville. .Placerville. .riucerville. .riacerville. .Georgetown. Coloma. Placerv;''c. Coloma. Placerville. FRESNO COUNTY— 5. (No appointments.) HUMBOLDT COUNTY— 5. Feb. 28, 'a').. James Bassett Mattole. Sept. 28. '65.. John W. Pugh .... . Jan. 2.5, '66.. John A. Watiion. ..Eureka. May a'i, '66. .D. W. Nixon Eureka. June 18, '66.. Byron Deming ....Areata. INYO COUNTY— 5. Mav 3, '66.. .John G. Kelley ...Independence. May 3, '66 . . Paul W. Bennett . . . . Sept. 14,'66..F. K. Miller Independence. KERN COUNTY— 5. May 3, 'Wi. .B. 8. Coffman Hnvilah. July 18, '66.. T. F. A. Connelly.. Havilah. KLAMATH COUNTY— 5. Mar.23, '66.. Hiram Eldridge.... Sawyer's Bar. LAKE COUNTY-5. June 18,'66..S. P. Guiberson ...Lower Lake. June 18, '66. .W. B. H. Dodson.. Uncle Sam. LASSEN COUNTY-5. May 30, '66.. John S. Ward ....Snsanville. LOS ANGELES COUNTY-8. Nov. 20, '65.. M. W. Childs Ijob Angeles. Jan. 20, '66. .Henry O'Harra Los Angeles. Jan. 27, '66. .James H. Lander.. Los Angeles. June 18, '6(;..W. O. Still Los Angeles. July 14, '66.. John Fischer Los Angeles. CALIFORNIA. NOTABIBS PUBLIC, 43 MAUIN COUNTY— 5. Date Appoint Same. Kesldenco. Ap'l at, "65. .Edward B. Mahon. Snn Kitfuel. Dec. 2ii, '«!().. Thoa. H. Hnnaon ..San Itafuol. Jan. 23, 'Oti. .Warren Dutton Toraiiles. MARIPOSA COUNTY-8. Jan. 21, 'C5.. Alex. Deering Mariposa. Feb. 3, '(>5 . . Edward C. Bell Mariposa. Dec. 8, '65. .Maurice Newman. -Bear Valley. Mar. 8, 'f)6..J. Mentzer . April 7, '0(i.. Samuel C. Bates... Hornitos. May :<, '(iO.. George S. Miller. ..Mari|)oga. June 20, ■G6..E.0. Darling Bear Valley. MENDOCINO COUNTY -5. June 21, 'O^.-OuHtavusLlndcroosUkiali. Jan. 20, 'lUi . . F;»gene Brown Mendocino. Ap'l 17, TCWillinm Hecser Mendocino. June 2.'>, 'fi6. . Robt. WcOarvev . . . Ukiah. Aug. 25, 'OC. Isaac P. Smith Cahto. MERCED COUNTY— 5. (No appointment.) MONO COUNTY— 5. June 18, '66.. Geo. N. Whitman.. Bridgeport. MONTEREY COUNTY— 5. Jan. 6, '05 . . J. W. Whitney Monterey. Mav a.'), '<)(>.. J. D. Cnllahan Monterey. May 25, 'GO. . W. E. Lovett San Juan. NAPA COUNTY-8. May 3, ■()6..J. H. Howland Napa City. May 3, '00. .Louis Brurk Napa City. May 3, 'OO..VVm. A. Ilaskins... St. Helena. Aug. 20, '00.. A. A. Ilunncwell ..Nupa City. Sept. 14,'00..B. W.Arnold Sebastopol. Dec. 5, 00. .0. W. Towlo Napa City. NEVADA COUNTY-18. Ap'l 2!», '05. .William M. Eeddy. . Ap'l 29, '00. .A. A. Sargent Nevada City. Feb. 8, '00..H. G. Robbins Moore's Flat. Mar. 15,'00..E. W. Roberts Grass Valley. Mar. 15, '00.., 'GO. . Edwin Fowler Meadow Lake. May 3, '00.. John Caldwell Nevada Citv. May 8, 'GO.. Richard K. Allen ..Meadow LaKe. May 23, GO. .T. P. Hawley Nevada City. June 25, 'GO. .J. B. Johnson North San Juan. July 18, 'GO.. J. I. Caldwell Nevada City. July 24, 'GO.. Thomas C. Nye ... . Oct. 20, •(«!.. Wm. H. Clarke.... . Nov. 8, '00.. O. P. Stidger Nortr San Juan. PLACER COUNTY— 10. Aug. 16, '05. .William P. Miller.. . Feb. 17, '05. .Edwin Tyler Michigan Bluff. Oct. 21, '65.. L. B. Arnold Dutch Flat. Oct, 21,'G5..0.W. Hollenbeck..Gold Run. Feb. 20, '66. . P. Stone Iowa HilU May 3, '00. .George G. Webster Forest HilL June IS, '00. . R. C. Poland Auburn. June 19, '00. . Wm. B. Storey Colfax. July 18, '66. .D. W. Madden ....Cisco. PLUMAS COUNTY— 5. Sept.30,'.ine25,'66..A.B. Hunt San Jose. Sov. 6, '66 . .J. M. Billings Santa Clara. Nov. 24, '66.. D. W. Harnngton . San Jose. :J. * m n im )i i \ i ! 44 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY SANTA CRUZ COUNTY— 5. nato Appoint. Name. Kosldvnce. Mar. lit, '66. .n. F. Bavley Wutaonville. May 3, '60.. Ed wind Martin . ..WatHonville. May i.'3, 'OCJumes C. VVanzer . Santa Cnw. SHASTA COUNTY— 5. April 17, '66. .Samuel Cooper Sliasta. May 3, '(i6..(51eo. 1). Foil)e8 . ..Shasta. June 18, '66. .Lorin Scott Ku^le Creek. SIEUUA COUNT y— 13. Sept. 8, 'f)5..Win. Stoddard Dowiiieville. Oct, 23, '65. .Win. Cam Goodyear's Uar. Nov. 4, '6.5.. John C. Leconey .. . Nov.aS, '65. .John Konts....... Alleghany. Jan. 17, '6fi..Clm8. T. Tracy.... . April 16, "66. '.John Gale Forrest City. April Ui,'(')6..Janieij M. Haven ..Dowuievilfe. April 16, 'tic. .G. Meredith Table Kotk. May 3, '66.. Joseph Downa St. Ix>iii8. May 31, '66.. John Corhett Gibsonville. Nov.iil, '66. .(Jurland Harris Downieville. SISKIYOU COUNTY— 15. Nov. 4, 'i'lo. . E. F. llcrvy Fort Jones. Mar. 2, 'CS. . V. A. ItoKers Yreka. Mar. 31, '66..Ijevi A. Koss . Aug. 2I(, '6<>.. Homer B. Warren. Yreku. Aug. 20, '66.. Lucius S. Wilson. .Oro Fine. SOLANO COUNTY-6. Nov. 28, 't>5.. John Doughty Fnirfield. Jan. 17, '66..Wni. S. Dryden . .. . Jan. 17, '66. .W. S. Wells Fairfield. Mar. 23, %6.. C. W. Itilev Vallejo. May 3, '66. .James F. iJwuin. ..Keniiia. May 14, '66.. S. G. Ililborn Vallejo. SONOMA COUNTY— 8. Mar. 2, '66 . . Jared C. Hoag .... Bloomfield. April 7, '6(i..U. L. Woodworth . Petulunia. May 3, '66.. L. D. Latimer Santa liosa. June 25, '66. .John O. Darrow . . Heuldsburg. Aug. 20, '66. .1). D. Carder Petalnma. Oct. 12, '66. .A. W. Thompson ..Petaluma. Oct. 12, '66.. I. (^. Wickerebam . Petaluma. STANISLAUS COUNTY-5, Date Appoint, Name. Kcsldcnce. Sept. 8, '65..Clms.Wicbelbaiis.. La Grange. •Fan. 12, '66..I). B. Horr . Mar. 2, '66.. Geo. W. Scholl Knight's Ferry. SUTTER COUNTY— 5. July 18, '66.. James Hart Nirolaus. TEHAMA COUNTY— 5. JmielS, •66..I>. B. Lyon Red niuH'. June 18, '6(5.. A. B. Jackson (^iltonwood. June 18, '66. .A. W. Ilroadt Tehunia. I TRINITY COUNTY— 5. Juno 18, '66.. A. J. Felton Weuvervillo. June 18, '66.. E. P. I^vejoy Weuvervilie. TULARE COUNTY— 7. Jnne21,'6.5..F. F. A. Cormclly.^ . Dec. 9, '65. .O. L. Mathews San Carlos. Jan. 12, '66. .Win. P. Pool . Mar. 8, '66..B. S. CotTman . Alar. 19, '66. .Jolui R. Evartson . . .May 28, '66. .Alva J. Atwcll ... .Visalia. Oct. 12, 'tUi . . Andrewri Van Valor . Oct. 12, '66. .S. C. Brown Visiilia. TUOLUMNE COUNTY— 1,3. Jan. 31, '65. .William Urick ....Big Oak Flat. Oct. 3, '65.. Paul S. Niles Don Pedro's Bar. Jan. 9, '66. .Edwin A. Rogers.. Sonom. Mar. 8, '66. .Gideon Thompson . Sonoru. Juno 18, '66.. H. B. McNeil Sonora. Juno2.'5, '66.. E. E. While Columbia. June 25, '66.. A. B. Preston Jamestown. July 18, '66. .11. G. Crane Shaw's Flat. July 18, '66. .Abraham llalsey ..Chinese Camp. July 18, '66.. John N. Stone Sonora. YOLO C0UNTY-.5. May 3, "66. .Jerome C. Dnvis ..Putiih Creek. Dec. 5, '66. .Charles F. Reed ..Knight's Lauding. YUBA COUNTY— 10. Jan. 31, '1)5. .Joshua H. Variel..C.imptonville. May 2, '65. .George May Camptonville. Aug. 15, 't>5..B. F. Hemfei'son .. . May 25, '66. .C. M. Gorham Marvsville. May 25, '66. .J. L. Hall BroWus Valley. Nov. 6, '66. .S. P. Semper Marysville. COMMISSIONERS OP DEEDS. CAppointctl for Four Years.] WITH NAME, RESIDENCE AND DATE OF EXI'IRATION OF COMMISSION OF E.\^CII. [Corrected at the office of the Secretary of State, December 24th, 1866.] IOWA. Reaidenco. ALABAMA. Name. Residence. Exp'nofTcrm. Sidney T. Douglas.. Mobile Dec. 8, '69 Lawrence Warrall . . " Feh. 8, '70 ARKANSAS. Charles P.Redmond Little Rock Nov. 28, '70 CONNECTICUT. William Goodman . . . Hartford May 9, '68 ILLINOIS. Simeon W. King Chicago May 2, ' 69 Philip A. Hoyne " Oct. 3, '69 INDIANA. Lather R. Martin Indianapolis Oct. 23, '69 Name. Realdence. Exp'n of Term. Wm. A. Burton Ottumwa Aug. 15, '70 KANSAS. J. R. De Land Leavenworth Feb. 13, '70 KENTUCKY. N. R. Wilson Louisville Oct. 23, '69 LOUISIANA. Walter H. Peters... New Orleans Oct.20,'67 James Graham " " June 15, '69 Arthur Brocard " " Sept. 8,'«9 J. Bendernagel " " May 29, '70 Robt. T. Buckner. . . . Shreveport June 20, '70 P. C. Cuvellier New Orleans June 13, '70 CALIFORNIA, COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. 46 Name. Bcsldcnco. Exp'ii of Term. George W. Christy. -New Orlenns July 19, '70 Justin Cimmiiie " " Aug.SJ5,70 Henry J. Lnbtttt " " Nov.28,70 MAINE. ArtemnH Liliby Augusta Jan. 3, 'fi7 Edwin Cliirk Hangor Mar. 4, 'CjS JoBoph M. Mesernc.AiigiiHta " 29, '(>H Dunl. W. F«m9 H. L. EnimonH, .Ir. . . " April 29, '«) Thomas Wiielan, Jr. " Nov. 4, '69 William D. Hill " May 14, 70 MASSACHUSETTS. Peter J. Wliccloik.. John C.Park Hen. Hale Currier... Henry M. Parker Hales W. Sutter George S. Hull Sanniel S. Curtis Samuel C. Crocker.. Otis G. Kiiiidall Wm. Henry Towne.. Samuel Curt Ih (Charles A. h\ awan. CImrle.s II. F. Adams. Albert W. Adams... J. Henry Hill George T. Augell Daniel Sharp.." James B. Hell Simuiel Jeniiisoii N. C. Towie Charles E. Kendall . . H. F. Sherman Charles C. Kendall Norfolk Mar. Hoston April " Aug. " Dec. " Mar. " Jnlv " Oct. -Nov. (i .Dec. .Jan. . April Worcester Jidy DoBton Aug. " Sept. " Oct. " Feb. New Hedford . Do. tn .April .Jan. . April 19, 4, 14, 9, 23, 3, 24, Si 19, 2(), 29 M. 18, 27, 3, 27, 27, 2(J, 13, 21, '07 '67 '67 '67 •68 '68 '(i8 '68 'm •(58 '68 '69 '()9 •69 '69 '69 '69 '69 '70 •70 •70 '69 •70 MICHIGAN. 28, '(>9 31 '69 20, •70 18, •68 13, •70 18. '70 13, '70 •>, '70 W.J. Waterman Detroit Oct. 10, '07 James O. Forrest " Feb. 15, '70 MINNESOTA. John Murray, Jr Minneapolis April P. Hett'ennan Ramsey County . . . May Cyrus Aldricb Minneapolis Aug. MISSOURI. S. Rawle St. Louis Feb. Francis W. Ha wie... " Feb. (leorge W. Lubke. .. " April Nelson C.Gridley... " June Joel O.Harper " Dec. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Chas. W. Woodman. Dover May NEW JERSEY. II. Howard Burgess. South Orange Sept. NEVADA. James D. Meagher.. Virginia City Jan. Samuel H.Wright... • " " " K.D. Ferguson " " Feb. Fred. A. Tritle " " .... " J. A. Van Arsdale... Jacob's Creek " . A. W. Russell Dayton Tidr. Morris W. Starling., f' '• E. E. Eyre " .T.J. Dunne Star City " John W. Clark Clifton (Reese R.) " H. A. Pierce April 0. M.EvaoR Unionville •' 31, '69 8, '69 4, •67 28, •67 (> •67 12, '67 28, '67 4, '67 6, •67 11, '67 26, •67 28, '67 7 •67 11 •67 Name. Thoraiison Campbell. John Mallon E. W. Councilman... Charles F.Duval.... P. M. Johns Thomas J. Tennent.. Julius E. Garnet.... T. O. Wakeman Miles A.Mitchell.... J. B. Low AlpbeusW. Smith. .. Thomas Barclay Peter N. Ryan Edmimd S. Davis.... Marcus D. Lnrrowis. George W. Kinney.. Thomas J. Murphy.. William L. Crowell. William L. Card B.F.Moses E. F. Dunn William E. Hal...... George E. Burnett... Baldwin Gardner, Jr. David Bush George W. Tnrnoy.. Samuel H. Parsons.. Thomas K. Altnik... P.G.Clark William B. Little.... Heiirv J. I^nbatt E.D.Blair W. F. Stevens William ('. Daggett. Chas. J. Leonard, Jr. R.J.Merklev M. A. Sawtclle F. K. Bechtel W. H.D. Morrell.... Isaac Allen J. W. Coleman W. A. McClure J. H. Warwick J. D. Bourn W.J. Berry Frank Wilder E. A. Protoiso Cyrus I.ieland E. R. S. Murphy.... Andrew J. Hutch.... Robert Wilson Bartholomew Shay.. Henry Jacobs Rirhard Brown H. W. Beatty J. W. Dawley William C. Meredith. George H. Bradshaw. C.W. Bilker Charles H. Dexter... Sidney C. Herbert.. W. A. Holcomb Joseph E. Molony . . . George R. Foardf. . . John Hanua, 2U L. C. McKeeby David H.Hall Thomas A. Hale A. S. Pease Joseph Jacobs Oscar Shuck J. Blackburn Jones. Richard Lambert. . . H. L.Blodgett W. P. Hutchiugs... A.T.Knox...:.... Thomas Fitch Stephen C. Johnson Residence. Jjandcr City.. Virginia City Virginia City.... " Hiunboldt " Clifton " May Peavine May A'irginirt City Jime Gold Hill " Clifton " Virginia City " Virginia City " Austin " " July Clifton'.'.".'.!.'.".'!'. " Gold Hill " Silver City " Virginia City " Star City " Gold Hill Aug. Austin " Virginia City " Gold Hill " Carson City " Virginia City.... " it t( II Austin " " Sept. Star City Sept. AiiBtin " ** Silver City.!..'.".'. " ' Austin " Aurora " Virgi ia " .Vudtin " Virginia City Nov, Austin " Austin " Washoe ('ity " Virginia City " Austin '. " Clifton " Union City Dec. Austin...!....... " Unionville " Austin ,Ian. Washington " Austin..' " Carson City Feb. Austin " Virginia City " Silver City " Austin " Virginia City •' Austin " Virginia City. Anstin. Exp'n of Term. .. " 13, ^67 .. " ai,^67 .. " 28, ^67 .. " 29, '67 29, •O? 2<), •67 7,^67 7, •e? 1,^67 2, '67 2, ^67 5, ^67 5, '67 12, •e? 10, '67 10, •o? 10, ^67 10, '67 10, •67 27, '67 27, '67 3, '67 4, '67 4, '67 6, '67 8, '67 11, '67 11, '67 29,-67 29, -67 1,'67 11, '67 11, 67 14, '67 18, '67 18, 67 19, '67 21, •e? 24, ^67 24, '67 25, '67 29, '67 10, '67 10, -67 10, '67 20, '67 7, '67 11, '67 16, '67 16, '67 16, -67 20, •or 20, '67 23, '67 30, •07 23, •e- 27, '67 28, ^67 4, '67 18, '67 19, '67 30, •O- 2, '68 9,^68 25, '68 1,'68 3, '68 10, '68 12, '68 13, •es 17, 68 19, '68 19, '68 27, •es 4, '68 9,^68 16, •es 12, '68 .Oct. ...-Mar. I ■■ 46 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIUECTORY. Exp'n ofTorm. Miiy 3, '68 3, '68 5, '08 10, '68 3, '68 3, '68 3, '68 6, '68 15, '68 y6, '68 26, '68 27, '68 3, '69 17, '69 .Feb. Kame. Renldence. A. T. iliiwley DoukIuh Co S.J. ItolierUi AiiHliii ' 8. A.Iliown Aiiruro Nov, Henrv M. Moigiin... Virginia Cily " Edwurd C'Hiiill " " Dec. William E. Hulo....Gold Hill " A. C. Knox Vii-jiilnia Cily " Samuel I>. King Carnoii Cifv " John E. Garrett " "' " Andrew J. Holmes.. Austin " George W. Turney-.Gold Hill " Geoi-ge E. 'rHimiigo.. Virginia City 6. A. Swasey Iniio City .... CliarleH H. V\gb Virginia*Cily John W. Urier Silver City Mar. 21, '69 W.A.M.VanUokkeriiVirginia City " 30, '69 8. A. Mann Wanhoe City April 1, '69 HichardL.Thoiiiaa.. Austin " 20, '69 Thomas llarclay Virginia City Jan. 13, '70 A. E. Siiannon Austin " 13, '70 W. E. F. Deal Virginia City Mar. 8, '70 John H. Scberniier..Au»lin .' April 7, '70 John 8. Bowkor Wiislioe (Mtv Mav 29, '70 Sanil.W. Clial>lioc'k..(iold liill..'. Iniio 25, '70 VVilliani L. Hoover.. Virginia City Julv 6, '70 W. H. Hiirrall " " "" 19, '70 Joseph L. King " " Sept. 14, '70 H.Doyle Genoa " 20, '70 Joel A. llarvov " Oct. 18, '70 Thomas Wells.' Carson City " 18, '70 James M. Meredith.. Aurora. ..." Nov. 26, '70 W.N. Hall Gold Hill Dec. 5, '70 NEW YORK. Frederick Kapp New York Mar. 27, '67 Charles Nettleton Edward Cliace '• And'w M. Hitchcock. " Augustin I*. Mange.. " Henrv W. Allen.... " Edwfn Uissell " G. W. I'lvmptou " Andrew J. Hoe " Joseph li. Nones.... " Harris Lowenberg.. " Charles II. Earl White Plains.. 27, '67 April 11, '67 •' 15, '67 April 29, ', '07 July 11, '67 Nov. 2, '67 " 23, '07 " 27, '67 Dec. U, '67 William II. IJuldwin.Now York " 19, '67 8. U. Farnham " Henry C. lianke " A. F' Cushmnn... .. " H. W. Colver " Frederick J. King... " Joseph C. Levi " Moses I/. McCliiy... " Lafa\. . G<> 'i ' " Allen itlcKic; ..c... E. B.Merrill " Samuel L. Kennedy.. " F. A. Wilcox " Frederick F. Conncll. " John Bis^8 " " 16, '68 " " 21, '68 •' Juno 3, '«M " " 3, '68 " " 22, '68 " July 21, '08 " " 22, '03 " " 23, '08 " Oct. 12, '68 " " 27, '68 " Nov. 21, 'as " Dec. 6, '68 " " 31, '68 " Jan. 16, '69 " " 16, '69 " " 16, '69 " " 21, '69 " Feb. 17, '69 " Mar. 11, '69 " " 11, '69 " May 4, '.69 " " 31, '69 Name. Fislier A. Baker. — Edwin F. Corey, Jr. liowis Hurst F. 8. Winchester John Hoyt Aug. B. Sage Frederick Bull William L. Gardner. Martin H.Lutt' Clianning G. Fenner. William H. Meeks.. •lohn Whipple, Jr... li. W.SloHt George P. Johncon.. J. Spencer Smith.... Alexander Ostander. John Butcher Aiidred Anderson, Jr. Horatio C. King Charles Stebbins, Jr.. George W. Colles... Sand. C. Bradsliaw.. John Livingston.... A.A.Aiken 'I'lionius Sadler Fred. li. Anderson.. Kobcrt Madav Andi-cw J. ifenning. Samuel Swan F. Alarkoc Bache Gordon L. Ford Frank Full.'r Michael Pliillips A. J. Bcriiiin JohnWarren Lawton, James C. Clovd William Funiiss C. 11.8. Williams, Jr. Residence. Exp'n of Term. New York June 15, '69 " " 1.5, '09 " " " 15, '69 " " " 21, '69 " " Julv 20, '69 " " Sept. 8,-69 " " " 27, '69 " " " 27, '69 " " " 30, '69 " " Oct. 7, '69 " " " 23, '69 " " " 23, '69 " " Nov. 28. '69 " " " 28, '69 " " Jan. 20, '70 " " Feb. 8, '70 " " " 13, '70 " " " l.\ '70 " " " 27, '70 Cazenoviu " 27, '70 New York Mar. 8, '70 " " April 20, '70 " " MMy2St, '70 " " June 13, '70 " " 13, '70 " '• 15, '70 " " " 15, '70 •' " " 25, '70 " " " 25, '70 " " July 6, '70 Brooklvn Aui{. 15, '70 New York '•' 15, '70 " " 15, '70 " " 25, '70 , " " Sept. 10, '70 " " Nov. 14, '70 " " " 24, '70 " " Dec. 5, '70 NOUTH CAROLINA. A.G. Breni/.er Greensboro Feb. 27, '70 OHIO. Alex. II. MGufley... Cincinnati July 10, '67 John A. Lynch " Nov. 4, '69 Jas. E. Campbell Hamilton Iune21, '69 Saml.S. Carpenter... Cincinnati ;.Mav 29, '70 ReubenTyler " Sept.20,'70 OREGON. W. Lair Hill Portland Mar. 4, '67 C. II. Larrabee " Jan. 6, '(59 I>. W. Williams .... " Sept. 8, '69 Hamilton Boyd " Feb. 8, '70 Setli R. llauiuier.. ..Salem Nov. 4, '69 PENNSYLVANIA. Ed w.Wickcrsham. . . Jolin H. Frick Alister M. Grant.. .. Bernard Sharkey.. .. John Mitchell..'.... Theodore D. Rand. . . Joshua Speriiig John McClarren Robert Arthurs Wui. V^. Archer Chas. H.T. Collis... Belli. F. Blood 0. W. A. Hathwell John O'Neill Henry U. Hirst Samuel L. Taylor... Warner Jackson.. .. 1. H.T.Jackson Samuel B. Huey.... Edw. Shippen Philadelphia Jan. 28, Julv 8, " Nov. 28, Mav 25, Mai. 22, " Oct. 12, " Mar. 21, Pittsburg April 29, " May 15, PhiladeUibiu Aug. 18, Sept. 8, " " 30, " Nov. 14, Titnsville " 27, Philadelphia Feb. 9, " " 8, " June 20, " July 19, " Ang. 15, Sept. 20, CALIFORNIA, COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. 47 Name. Itcalilcnce. Exp'n ofTenn. Win. H. Martin Pliiliidelpliiu Oct. 26,70 Ourdou 8. Uerry Tilusville Nov. 28, 70 RHODE ISLAND. Henry Mmtin Vrovidencei Feb. 27,70 SOUTH CAROLINA. Nathaniel Levun.. ..South Curulinu Mar. 7,70 TKNNESSKE. . Memphis May 29,70 TEXAS. .Houetou April C. Canning Smith Christopher Dart 7,70 VIRGINIA. John Johns, Jr Richmond Deo. 9, '69 D. H. I^iulon " Feb. 8,70 ThoB. W.Upshur.... " " 12,70 Ednar M.Garnelt... " Aug. 15, 70 J. W. Jenkins Winchester Nov. 28, 70 WISCONSIN. Fr'ncis BIoodf,'ood...Mil\vaiikie April 10, '60 James Chupmau La I'oint May 31, '09 DISTRICT OF COLUMUIA. John F. Calliin Wusliiugton . H. C. SpaldiiiK Frederick Kooucs... " John S. Hullinsliead.. " William Lilley Joseph T. R.lMaut.. .Jan. 19, -69 .April 10, '69 .Feb. 20, '70 .April 20, '70 .Aug. l.'i, '70 .Sept. 29, '70 ARIZONA TERRITORY. Frank H. Skinner July 2, '67 M. D. Fuirchild " 8, '07 C.W.C.Rowell " 27, '67 George G. Webster Aug. 6, '67 Chan. H. IJrinlcy....La I'az " 11, '67 Frederick A. Wilder Oct. 20, 67 James Dunlevv La Pu/. Jan. 12, '68 Wm. Hutterrn;ld....(;a8tle Dome City. " 25, '68 Charles O. Joluison . . La Pa/. '. . Mar. 12, "68 Edward Carlson Fort Mijuvi; April 211, '68 J. Roland llavVs El Dorado Canon Ma v 3, "68 William I. IliMry....Preacott Jaii. 6, '69 IDAHO TERRITORY. Name. Lewis II. Roliie.... William A. Duel... 8. W. Corey Charles F.lllake.... I.T. Brown Wm. Wilnierding... John C. Henley Jerome U. Knight... A. Raphael... J Thomas M. Pomoroy. W. R. Keithley O. 8. Tihbits James Lyman Elansen'S. Pen well'. Louis Lobenstein . . . . Residence. Exp'n of Term. UannackCity Feb. 18, '68 Boise City Mar. 14, '68 " 16,'68 Idaho Citv " 18, '68 BannackCity " 22, '68 " April 2'J, '68 Idaho City July 23, '68 Oct. 3,'68 Idaho City Jan. 19, '69 Lewiston Mar. 1,'69 Idaho City " 6, '69 " 11, '69 Owyhee Dec. 8, '69 Soda Springs April.23, '70 Ruby City Nov. 14, '70 MONTANA TERRITORY. James Thompson.... Virginia City Mar. 8, '70 J. B.Johnson Black loot Cit v.... May 3, '70 Otto Geeenbood Helena Oct. 39,70 TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO. Mahlon D. Fairchild.New Mexico Mar. 5,'fi7 Frederick G. Fitch. .La Paz April 1,'67 C. H. Brinley " 7, '67 Theodore 8. Greiner.Santft Fe July 10, '67 John Walt " " 27, '68 Sarril Ellison " Sept. 27, '68 William W. Beman..Me8illa June 6, '69 UTAH TERRITORY. Patrick Lynch Gt. Salt Lake City.Mar. 22, '68 Joseph A. Thompson. " " Nov. 1,'63 Willmm Clayton.... " " July 6, '70 WASllING'rON TERRITORY. H. Parker Walla Walla Feb. 28, '69 H.E.Johnson " " May 29, '69 T. P. Johnson " " July 6, '70 KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE LAND. John Copeland Victoria, V. I May 28, '68 John H. Grain Loudon Dec. 8, '69 William Grain " " 8, '69 REPUBLIC OF MEXICO. W. P. Jones Sinaloa Mar.31,'68 STATE APPOINTEES— MISCELLANEOUS. :: -0. J. D. \i iiitney Seth H. Wetherbce B. B.Thayer Robert Cashing Michael Keinn'y... ilacob Deeth...". ... Lonis R. Lull 8. M. Mouser N. Pierce H. S. Brown W. T. Thompson... George 8. Porter. . . S. P.Wells John Martin R.F. Parks State { icologist Commissioner of Emigration Stale Assayer State Ganger Ini-pector Gas Meters Inspector of Stamps Inspector of Stamps Vaccine Agent Pilot Examiner Pilot Examiner Pilot Examiner Port Warden Port Warden , Port Warden Port Warden TlTlll !!■ .ililcnce. i:\|>lre8. Sal:'.-v. San Francisco. At will. 11,500 San Francisco. ii Fees. San Francisco. 1868 11 San Francisco. It li San Fnuicieco. It li San Francisco. • ( $3,000 San Francisco. li u San Francisco. At will. Fees. San Francisco tt 11 San Francisco. 14 It San Francisco. t( ii San Francisco. It ti San Francisco. (t 7 6,aai 110,8(>i2 11,874 a8,015 1,000 :i,4U!t 14,815 3,500 6li,0viG 150,018 18,:JU7 84,000 7a,7a5 3,.'i85 105,350 90,000 5'.i,800 5i>,ld5 38,000 ao!t,;77 37,000 5,000 13,000 243,848 22,iaG 130,000 .16,300 513,t>ll 80,.%6 58,750 14,300 40,167 400,000 ai6,095 75,000 113,346 70,715 8,009 8,005 24,785 126,833 138,225 Totals 4,055,690 1,504,680 No. Acrvs under CiilUvu'ii 78,797 400 14,000 61,775 23,510 5,031 70,459 2,892 16,000 2,978 11,548 300 806 1,575 4,662 1,1)50 14,100 20,921 4,652 15,000 15,3;}5 862 23,240 38,059 21,288 20,121 3,743 104,320 25,tX)0 3,300 1,779 117,169 2,460 60,000 7,260 232,007 18,005 23,.W0 14,831 .24,510 89,567 40,000 14,016 15,974 2,363 2,240 6,328 .')7,132 36,815 Whrat. Auri'H. Himlicls. 40,051 12 2,000 19,975 300 1,243 28,615 915 3,275 478 905 22 140 457 2,027 500 650 3,2<)0 737 6,500 2,895 190 3,283 33,156 525 3,078 523 10,142 1,250 240 47,558 573 16,000 175 93,000 6,179 7,000 50 3,391 55,500 30,465 10,000 10,664 7,832 769 1,165 475 20,232 3,100 1,010,944 210 40,000 511,170 6,000 26,680 5.'>0,854 i4.'>?: 60,000 4,785 29,557 675 4,307 3,(i89 50,675 12,500 13,000 85,578 14,740 120,000 52,110 3,800 98.51 1 773,640 10,500 27,702 12,4 8 li)2,jjfi 25,000 3,330 1,096,276 17,190 320,000 4,300 2,790,000 190,927 105,000 .582 65,399 1,640,000 674,053 80,000 213,375 147,478 10,175 ' 13,232 8,800 580,778 62,000 481,472 11,579,127 Hari.kt. Acrpa. 24,516 ;!; iM) 5;i.r>o i,6;4,:{23 100,000 6,750 1,537 1,706,120 10,9.15 108,000 6,500 3,400,000 237,851 192,500 24,980 23,461 980,000 a.52,124 200.000 756,570 153,965 1,799 9,192 8,333 919,413 633,500 658,916 15,462,783 77,776 2,078,627 0.\T». Acres. UuKlicli. 3,880 50 600 05 114 2,927 607 3,187 2,872 10 117 398 100 8,477 323 3,000 92 200 857 859 1,862 3,631 100 1 421 44 8,000 60 14,000 1,564 1,500 275 2,603 500 7,171 284 25 99 60 300 141 6,400 175,500 1,500 12,000 3,000 2,600 98,018 8,177 66,776 119,533 492 2,360 24,880 3,000 410,462 6,460 100,000 5,620 6,000 29,995 14,603 71,361 62,937 2,000 15 1,421 1,315 240,000 1,600 70,000 50,680 4,000 8,387 70,668 2,650 194,600 6,260 1,080 2,635 600 1,675 2,247 192,000 m 1 ^ H.; M 60 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY The precfdinjr exhibit for 18G5 are the -eturnB collected, with few exceptions, by tlie County AsBeHSoru during their olliciul duties fertile yciiv 1H66. ^utheyenrlyasseBBment is levied between the first of March and the first of August of each year, the statistics of the crop collected by the Assessors refer to the year preceding. When it has been found necessary 'r* seek other channels of information, the most reliable have been applied to, and the greatest care exercised to use such Cdtimates only as would approximate to the actual amount raised. "Wheat. — The amount of land in cultivation in 1865 was 48) ,472 acres, producing 1 1 ,i)79,l27 bushels, anaveruge of over24 bushels pei-acre. Tlie county of Humboldt averaged 'M bushels, the counties of Mon- terey, Sautu Clara, and Santa Cruz averaged 30, Alameda and Butte >'5, and Sonoma 18. The county of Santa Clura is the heaviest wheat growing county in the State : number of acres, 93,000, producing 2,790,000 bushels. These figures are an improvement ou those for the year 1858 of 1!)J bushels per acre, the latest complete returns heretofore published. " It is now a well ascertained fact, established by 8e"3ral years' experience, that California stands without a rival in respect to her capacity for produc- ing wheat and other small grains. She proQuces it in larger quantities to the acre, of belter quality, with more certainty and with leas labor than any other country in the known world." Instances are frequent of particular crops averaging forty and fifty bushels to the acre. Baulky. — The number of acres in cultivation in 1865 was 558,911), producing 15,102,783 bushels, an average of nearly 27 J bushels per acre. The county of Colusa produced an avtrage of 48 bushels, Santa Cruz 4fi, Alameda 41, and So ' 'a Clara 37 bushels to the acre. Santa Clara is the heaviest barley grow- ing county in the State : number of acres, 90,001), producnig 3,1110,000 bushels. The soil of California IS admirably adapted to the cultivution of this cereal. In many portions of the Sacramento and other val- ley lauds of the State, the product will average seventy-five bushels to the acre, and in the red lands of the mountain districts, the yield is correspondingly large. As many as half a dozen successive annual crops are harvested from one sowing, the volunteer crop of the seco!;;' seasi^r. jitoducing a greater yield than that of the preceding year. In one instance, in the Santa Clura Valley, the fifth crop from a field of fifty acres averaged a yield of forty -two bushels to the acre. Oats. — The number of acres in cnltivation in 18li5 was 77,776, producing 2,078,627 bushels, an average of 2(JJ bushels per acre. The county of Lake yielded an average of 62 bushels, Butte 46, and Alameda 45 bushels per acre. Although this product turn.-) out well in most instances, from the superiority of the yield of wheat and barley, aiul the greater demand for these cereals, there is not that at- tention devoted to its culture which is given to it in the agricultural districts of the Atlantiu States. Indian Coun. — The returns from forty-one coun- ties give the crop of 181)5 as follows: acr^) under cultivation, 31,295, producing 1,003,914 tjshels; av- erage, 32 4-5 bushels per acre. Los Angeles County produces 180,000; San Luis Obispo County, 80,00(5, and Sonoma County, 145,135 bushels ; each aver- aging about 40 bushels per acre. Volo County re- turns 82,575 bushels, averaging 45, and Sutter, 40,160 bushels, averaging 56 bushels to the ace. * For tlio purpose of comnnrlng the prolific character of tlio Holl of this .Slate wltli tfint of Now York, wc lnvc com- piled IVom llie census of IHSS, the fullowinK Interesting statpmciil of till! pri)(liR'tli)n« of that Suite: Wheat— acres culllvateil,1)«6,4i47; iiui,hi-li',ti,U!>J,4U2; uveraKC, 11'^ bushels. Uarley— ueri'S, ^I'i.tiUH; hushels, 3,S«»,540; averaKe, 1«H buihcls. Uats, iiventKe 20^ liushels; Kye, lOH hiishels: Buckwheat, S^ hushels; Corn, 'il bushels; I'otatoes, 7v bushels; I'eaa and lleuns, lA l)UBhels per acre, each. ■ Ryb and Buckwhkat. — The returns from thirty counties give the crop of rye of 1865 as follows': acres, .1686, yielding 33,411 bushels, an average of about 20 busliels per acre. Butte County returns 200 acres, yielding 8,000 bushels, and Yolo County, 75 acres, 3,000 bushels, each averaging 4U bushels per acre. The crop of buckwheat for the entire State is estimated at 1,0U0 acres, yielding 24,000 bash- els, an average of 24 bushels to the acre. Peas. — Returns from twenty-six counties are as follows : acres under cultivation, 2,998, producing 89,232 bushels, an average of nearly 30 bushels to the acre. The yield of Ilumboldt County is 33,890 bushels, an average of over 40 bushels per acre ; and Sacramento County, 2,136 bushels, uveruging over 50 bushels per acre. Beans. — The returns of the crop of 1865 are: acres under cultivation, 5,622, producing 150,1 10 bush- els, ail average rf 26J bushels to the acre. San Luis Obispo County produces 70,000 bushels, an average of 3j bushels per acre ; and Yuba County, ii,MO bushels, at an average of 50 bushels per acre. PoTATOE.s. — Returns of the crop for 1805 are as follows: under cultivation in forty couuties, 32,624 acre), producing 1,372,141 bushels, an average of 42 bushels per acre. Ilumboldt County produces a crop of 205,965 bushels, an average of 218 bushels to the '.icre ; Marin, 200,000 bushels, an average of lOU bushels ; Sacramento, 69,000 bushels, 150 bushels to the acre, and Sonoma, 235,279, au average of 62 bushels per acre. { SwEET Potatoes. — Returns from eighteen coun- ties for the crop of 1865 are as follows : acres under I cultivation, 812, producing 90,475 bushels, an av- ! erage of 111 per acre. Merced County returns ' lO.oOO bushels, averaging nearly 300 bushels per ! acre ; and San Joaquin, 9,443, an average of 20U bushels to the acre. Hat. — Returns from forty-four counties of the crop of 18()5, give the nnmber of tons at 375,893, at an average of 1 1-7 tons to the acre. Several of the i counties average over two tons per acre, and 12 j coimties average 1 1 tons per acre. The crop of the : entire State is estimated at 5110,000 tons. j Honey Uee.— I'he experiments to introduce the honey bee into the State have met with the most complete success. The number of hives returned ' for 1865 is about 27,000, yielding about 300,000 j pounds of honey annually. i . Butter and Cheese.— The returns from forty- j I two counties for 1865, exhibit a production of nearly I 2,250,000 pounds of butter. The largest yield iu it i single county is in Marin, which produced 932,427 pounds. Saciuiuento produced 331,120 pounds, and i Sonoma County 203,794 pounds. It is estimated that the yield of the entire State will aggregate | 3,000,000 pounds. Returns from twenty-seven coun- ties show a productionof 1,601,782 pounds of cheese.; Marin County yielded 523,000 pounds; Santa Clam I County, 500,000 pounds; and Sautu Cruz, 231,0U(J pounds. VEOETAnt.RS.— (t is estimated that there are ii! this State 40,000 at res devoted to the prodactiou o(|L ,.M-' 8BeB8f>rij f March ibe year | reliable imate to (in thirty I follow B : ^eruge of I f returns ) County, buehelB ,lie entire | .(•OObush- ieg are as producing bushels to y is 33,890 •icre ; and iiging over ] • 1865 are: )0,110buah- . San Luis an average unty, a,&00 I acre. 1865 are as »tieB,3a,624 ^•eruge of i* jducesacrop ,ushel8 to the ivage of 100 \M bushels to | ■erage of O'-i i 1 gbteen conn- acres under 1 be\s, an av- 1 unty returns | bushels peri erage of ^00 i lUities of the I rtt 375,893, at , Several of the i I acre, and l-i crop of the j introduce the Lvith the most lives retumeil about 300,000 1 •ns from forty- 1 ction of nearly rest yield in a | Iduced 932,4.i7', iO pounds, anil It is estimated will aggregate ity-seven coun- i lunds of cheese, j g: Santa Claruj btM, 'J3l,0UJ »t there are «| prodactiou oi;l RESOURCES — AGRICUL'i'fJRB 51 vegetables, of which almost every variety is pro- ] duced in the greatest abundance. As an evidence ' of the capacity and character of the soil, we append I the following'deseription of prodncts exhibited at a , recent St4(te Agricultural Fair : " Two pumpkins from Sacramento, weighing two hundred and ten and two hundred and forty pounds ; a beet grown by Col. Hall, of Sacramento^ City, weighing seventy-three pounds; a carrot, weighing ten pounds, measuring one foot and eight inches in circiimference and thiee feet and three inches in length— there were fitly in the same bed of equal size, the seeds were sown on June 2Jth and the car- rots dug September 20th ; a tomato, Beventeen inches in circumference; a squash weighing one hundred and forty one pounds ; an onion, weiglnng two po".nds and fifteen ounces, and measuring twenty-two inches in circumference ; a cornstalk twenty-one feet and nine inches in height ; water melons from near Ne- vada — twenty-seven gave an aggregate of five hund- red and fifty pounds ; a sweet potato from San Jos^, weighing eleven pounds and two ounces; an Irish potato, from Uodega, weigliing seven and a quarter pounds ; a bunch of petiitoes of the Oregon red variety, from a single eye, weighing ten pounds, grown at the forks of the Turnback CreeK, near sonora ; grapea — several bunches, weighing over four pounds each ; peas, second crop, fine ana good, from Los Angeles ; a citron lemon, sixteen and a half by eigliteen and three-quartets inches in circumfer- ence, weighing two poundB and fourteen outices, from IjOS Atiyeles ; tig tree — a slip one foot in length and five-eighths of aii iiicli in tliiekneBs, w.is planted April 1, and In the month of iSeiiteniber following, was eleven feet and six inrhes high, and nine and a quarter inches in circumference at the base, with a corresponding growth -ji branches ; peach trees, in twenty-eight months from the planting of the seed, bore iVuit < or nine inches in circumference, and weigliing fi'nn seven to eight and a half ounces; there were thirty-four of these large peaches on one tree ; an apple, measuring fifteen and one-third inches each way, weighing twenty-three oum.'es, grown in the Yamhill Orchard." Cotton. — Within the past few years, during the time which this great staple commanded so large a price, owing to the circiiniBtances of the case, the culture of cotton attracted much attention from the agricnltiu'ists of this State. In the southern portion of California, where the soil and climate are i)ecu- liarly favorable, and whci'e the facilities for irrigation are abundant, the experiment has been tried upon an extended scale, and found to be a thorough success. The fii-st attempt to cultivate this staple to any con- siderable extent here wu- made by Alatthew Keller, of Los Angeles, to whom was awariled the premium of $3,0U0 offered by the State for the first cotton plantation. During the last season, increased crops were grown in Los Angeles, Tulare, and Fresno counties. That in those sections of the State, and, in fact, along the whole southern coast, this wonid prove a highly remunerative crop, is a fact estab- lished beyond question or doubt. Tobacco.— Although the soil and climate of this region appears to be well adapted to the culture of tobacco, and the manufacture if this article in San Francisco during the past vear amounted to consid- erably over a niillion of dollars, there has not been that attention devoted to the matter that the subject deserves. Limited quantities only have been raised in Sacramento, Contra Costa, IIuml>oldt, Sonoma, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Shasta, Trinit;tr, Los Angeles, and other counties, but the raw materi'-il manufacturea here i'j almost entirely imported from abroad. Among the liberal premiums' ottered by this State in 18()3, for the encounigemcnt of the cultivation of this staple, but one, that of $300 offered for the first one hund- red bales, which crop was produced by Thomas Ed- wards, of Sacramento, has been taken. The Cali- fornia leaf produces a superior article of smokinv tobacco, but there is little of it manufactured at present for chewing. Rice. — Notwithstanding the abundant field offered by the iinmense and unsui'puseably fertile tracts of swamp, overflowed, and tule lauds of the State for the successful cultivation of rice in California, where an iinmense Asiatic population creates such a heavy demand for this article, nothing has yet beeu done in the matter. Tlie time, however, must sooner or latter arrive w hen this will form one of the staple products of this portion of the Pacific. Sugar Cane. — Although the experiment of cul- tivating sugar cane has ueen tried in some of the southern counties of California and found to succeed, yet there has never been a sufticieiit quantity raised to warrant any atteuipt at its manufacture except in limited quantities. Considerable quantities of the sorghum, or Chinese sugar cane, are produced in various portions of the State, from which a fair article ot syrup and molasses is mauufactured. Hops. — The soil and climate of California proving most propitious for the cultivation, ripening and cur- ing of the hop, the growth of this crop has, during the past few years, assumed a considerable degree of importance among the staple productB of the State. The absence in the climate here, during the growing season, of that excess of moisture wliich in other hop growing localities produces the mildew which ruins the crop, is one great advantage possessed by the grower here. The damage caiiBed the article by a long sea voyage, and its lapid deterioration by a^e, are also largely in favor of the home grown ar- ticle. The ciop raised last season was large, aver- aging about 6(J0 pounds per acre. The prices ranged from 70 to 87 cents per pound. Silk Culture.— To Mr. L. Pievost, of San Jos6, belongs the credit of being the picmeer in this im- portant department in California. Upon the arrival of that gentleman in this State, in 1849, he was attracted to the facilities ottered by the climate for the production of silk. Acting upon the impres- sion, he procured from France the seeds of the mul- berry, from which he raised a quantity of trees. After two importations of silk-worm's' eggs from China, which failed to hatch, he procured some from France, with which he was suceesBful, and in I860 raised a quantity of superior cocoons. Since that time this gentleman, as well as numerous others in the Sacramento Valley and the southern poriiou of the State, have gone extensively into the business, pliintin^ out large orchards of the mulberry, and producing last season a considerable quantity' of co- coons, bnough has bt- :i done to prove that this is bouud to assume an iuiiiortant position among the products of this coast. The erection of the extensive establishment at Sun Jos6 for the manufacture of silk is a fair indication of its importance. Flax and Hemp. — Notwithstanding the predic- tions that the dryness of the summers on the coa»i'ri July to Deep P00 ,933 5280 800 939 6,000 I ToU59; Iring. Winei [inciett»ed by , liie roanufac- lud Yuba ex /euerally are i Lai a variety Ittributftble to I If prodiictioni Ity of tropical nge, lemon, I the almond, FKUITS AND LIVE STOCK, 53 English walnnt, and other varieties of nut«. Of apples and pears, it is not uncommon in some localities, to And two, and even three crops produced in a single reason. The oranges grown in the vicinity of Los Angeles, and in other portions of southern California , urn an abnndavit crop, and of a quality snperior to those imported from abroad ; while the almonds, of which >onsiderable quantities of the solt-shelled va- riety are raised, are fully equal to the best qualities imported from Languedoc, and othei' districta in the south of France. The cultivntion of the best varieties of the fig has largely increased within the past few years, and when the requisite care is devoted to the preparation of this fruit the imported article will be driven from the market. California riiisins are already a staple article of trade ; and as tije growth of the grape in this region is nowhere surpassed in the world, the time is not far distant when this article will, like her extraordinary wine produit, take a high rank as an article of trade. The peanuts grown in Cal- ifornia, of which the crop of last year amounted to 200 tons, are of quality, in point of size and flavor, far superior to any imported from abroad. Tlie number of fruit trees in the State, exclusive of the grape and other vines, is estimated at about 4,500,000, of which 2,500,000 are peach, 1 ,250,000 apple, and the balance of difle-ent varieties. Value of the fruit mised during the year 1865 is estimated at $1,625,000.* Olives.— In the establishment of the Missions, in the early history of California, great attention was devoted to the cultivation of the olive, from which considerable quantities of oil were mannfactured. Although these cetablishnients have mostly gone to ruin, yet the liiixe orchards, still remaining, show the extent of their cultivation in foinier times. The trees bear abundantly, nnd the olives put up for the market are of a superior quality. LIVE STOCK. Prior to the discovery of gold in California, and the rush of immigration to tlipse slmrcs, almost the en- tire pursuits of the native population were confined to tlie riiising of horses ami cattle, with sparse flocks of sheep. The fertile plains of this then pastoral region were dotted with immense bands of horses and herds of cattle, and the annual rodeon, when the rancheros n\et to identify and brand their stock with their peculiar Individ. lal brands, were seasons of festivity and excitement. The staple exports from this coast in those days of primeval simplicily were conflned solely to hides and tallow — Monterey, Los Angeles, Santa Darbani, and San Diego constituting the principal ports from whence these articles were shipped. Along with immense droves of elk and herds of antelope, bunds of mustangs, or wild horses, were found on the plains in great numbers, and until within a few years were still to be found in purl ions ot the j.'reat Tu- lare Valley. In those days, with all these countless herds of cattle, those products of the dairy, milk, butter and cheese, were almost entirely unknown. Since the taking posse- of thin country by the Americans, stock of all kinds has largely increased, and the breeds vastly impn Instead of the uutiuned mustang, or almost equally wild Spanish horse, we have the thorough-bred Anuri. ,i, -a c tosh bet «■<•.■ i which and the native produces a quality of saddle-horse nowhere surpassed. The chanicter of t lie ('alif iniu romUier stiiuds deservedly high, and the carriage and draft horses r.iised here are also a superi'i ■ The lient breedn of the short-horned Durhams, imported from the Atlantic States and Europe — unsurpiisHpiI citln'r for milk ing qualities or for beef— have entirely driven out the lank, long-horned natives of the coimtry ; and the fine-wooled Merino, Leicester, and Cotswold, with the heavy-bodied Southdown, have taken the place of the coarse-haired flocks of former days. The earliest improvements in this department were from the im purtatinns of the Hudson's Hay Company, since which time valuable additions have been made from abi' >ud. Number of Horses in the State, 185,033; Sheep, 983,886 ; Cattle, including cows, .'iOO.OOO ; Hogs, 21' 101. Value of cattle, hogs, and sheep slaughtered during the year 1865 is estimated at about $6,000,000. Potn.TUY .-Number of Poultry of all kinds in the State, 850,000. Eggs produced per annum, 2,500,000 dozens. Wool. AND IIinE.s. — Notwithstanding the general opinion which prevailed for several years after the settlement of the State that the business of wool growing could never be prolitably pursued in Califi iiin the results of the past few vears.und the extensive and increasing manufactures here, have forever sett!- : oiiestion at rest. The first flocks were composed entirely of the native or New Mexican sheep ; shortly alter the conimencemeiit of the first immigration to these snores, herds of sheep fi-om the Western States were driven hero across the plains ; and the best breeds belonging to the Hudson's Hay Company, together with others from Australia, were introduced hero about the year 1854. Since that time the herds of sheep have been still further improved by the addition of the finest varieties of thorough-bred stock from Vermont, New York, and other States, until the quality of the wool produecd here will compuro favorably with that firodurcd abroad. Owini; to the favorable influences of the climate and abundant feed, the sheep raised lere produce a heavier fleece than is the case in other countries, and, owing to the same causes, they in- crease fur more rapidly than elsewhere. With some varieties flvo lambs are produced at a birth, and with • Dale nf Appearanee <\f Fniitt at San Franeiteo.—KppU'K, .luno and thmugliont tlie yoar; apricots, Miiv to Juno : lilneklii'rrU'H,,luuonnil,luly ; clierrU'S.ilani'ninltluly ; (tKa.Jiily toNuvcnibpr; i;uu!*>'l>(!rrU'8, Muv aiKDuiif; grupcs, July to Dccpmhcr l.t; llmcB, Novumhor to Jiiniiury; noclnrlnri, July IS to /lUKUHt; onmiirs, Novi'inhcr to March; Krachcs.JiinotoNovcmlier; pcnm, ,laly to Dcccnil>er; plums, •luno to August; quinces, 8cptvml)cr to January; rasp- crrlea, May '20 toAuKUntlS; ntrawborrlua, Jaauiiry to December. i 54 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY , most breeds triplets and twins are common. The sheep rau|u;o of this State is extensive ; as the season ad- ', vunces, and the feed dries up on the foot hills, abundant pasturaue is afTorded in the woods that skirt the snow belt of the mountains. The production of wool in the State, for the year 1865, was, according to the Mercantile Gazette, 6,4.'i5,070 pounds. It is estimated that 6,546,750 pounds were clipped during the year 1866. Hides.— The number of Hides exported during the year 1865 was 340,690, and during the year 1866, 157,358, of which about one-third are received from the Mexican ports und Oregon. A laiuc number of hides are annually manufactured into leather in this State, which renders it difficult to obtir i an approx imation to the actual yield. MINERAL. MINERAL RESOURCES OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. BY W. S. KEYES, MINING ENGINEER.* The opening of the year 1848 marks the beginning of a new era in the history of modern civilization. A small company of hardy pioneers had sought the western limit of the continent, and, under the leadership of Gen. Sutter, had founded the colony of New Helvetia. These few adventurers formed the advance guard of an army of immigrants compar- able only to the flood of population to America immediately subsequent to its discov- ery by Columbus. Some of the members of this company discovered, on the fourth of January, 1848, a few particles of gold on Mormon Island, Sacramento ; but it was on the ninth of February that Marshall, while digging a race for Sutter's mill, near the site of the present town of Coloma, made his discovery, the report of which had, by the Spring of 1849, spread to every hamlet in the United States. That the northwestern provinces of Mexico, of which California then formed a part, were rich in mineral wealth, had, long previously to 1848, been understood and stated by men of science and practiced obi^ervation. We have also good resvson to be- lieve that the Jesuit missionaries were convinced of the fact of the existence of the precious metals, but forbore either themselves to inaugurate extensive explorations, or to encourage the pursuit on the part of others. Professor Dana observed, in the year 1842, on the banks of the Umpqua River, in southern Oregon, certain talcose and micaceous schists, which were auriferous, and, turther, distinctly stated that similar pieces of rock had already been met with on the line of the Sacramento River, in California. Likewise De Mofras, who made a survey of the country for the French Govern- ment, in 1841, mentions, in his report, the fan tliat a gold mine was worked near San Fernando, Los Angeles, and that ther<' was jd xhiced from it about one ounce of gold per day. He also alluded to the similarity of the schists of the foot hills of the Sier- ras to the gold-bearing rocks of Mexico. Moreover, the Mexicans obtained, in the year 1842, a " bonanza" of thirty to forty thousand dollars from the superficial deposits of the San Franeisquito Ctinon, Los Angeles County. Of this amount one thousand dollars and upwards was carried, by Don Alfredo Robinson, through Mexico, to the Mint in Philadelphia ; the certificate of deposit for which he still preserves. This gentleman has thus the honor of having been the first American to bring Cal- ifornia placer gold into the United States. These deposits were ultimately abandoned by the Ml leans, owing chiefly to a deficiency in the water supply. From time to time, however, some needy native would laboriously wash out with his "batea," suflUcient gold to fill a large sized eagle's quill ; on obtaining which he would return to the " pueblo " of Los Angeles, to live lux- * Facts drawn from personal observations ; reports of the county iiNsessoi's and other authentic sources. Statistics of production, mainly from the Mercantile Gazette and Prices Current of S"n Francisco. lIlNBRAii RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA. 55 uriously as long as his treasure lasted. The greater portion of the gold found in thpae placers was fine ; but occasionally there were found pieces of the size of a dime. This re-discovery of gold by Marshall, taking place after the occupa ion of the country by the Americans, opened up to the vision of the old world not only the rich placers and quartz mines of California, but also induced such a search afler the precious metals, as brought to light the gold fields of Australia, the silver mines of the State of Nevada, and more recently the gold and silver regions of Oregon, Arizona, Montana, Idaho, and the interior territories. As soon as the facts cf Marshall's discovery became substantiated, the hopeful and vigorous, the energetic and adventurous youth of all nations began to flock to the shores of the modern El Dorado. The early part of 1849 saw many thousands on their way, and otiicr thousands making all haste to set out. Once arrived within the limits of California, the onpouring wave of population quickly spread itself over the interior portions of the State, and, with eyes shiirpened by an eager longing for sud- den fortune, began an ardent search after the half hidden treasure of the valleys and foot hills of the Sierras. Myriads of ages had rolled away since the yellow dust, set free from some deeply rooted vein system, washed, tossed, and rounded by the down-pouring floods, sank quietly to the " bed rock," there to await the all-searching energy and indomitable perseverance of the composite Anglo-Saxon race. . Naturally, the first rude efforts of novices in the metallurgic art were directed to the simplest and readiest means of separating the precious metal from the worthless matter accomi)anying it. Tlie ordinary pan, the rocker, long torn, sluicing, and hy- draulics, as the art of mining became better understood, supplemented and gradually supplanted the at first unaided labors of tlie adventurers, until the present perfected means of crusliing and amalgamation have introduced and domiciled in the State a comprehensive and lasting industry. Before treating more at length of tlm various methods of mining for and reducing the different metals with which the lavish hand of Nature has filled the land, it may not be out of place, here, briefly and cursorily to touch upon the limits and extent of the mineral regions of California. A glance at any good map of the State will read- ily show two main chains of mountains : the Coast Range, outlining the western coast and having a general northwest and southeast course, and the Sierra Nevada, lying on the eastern border and separating the States of California and Nevada. These two mountain systems are parted longitudinally through the central portions of the State, by the long valley drained by the rivers Sacramento and San Joaquin. Towards the north and towards the south these ranges again unite, and nowhere at these points has the line of demarcation between them been, as yet, sharply determined. On the east- em flanks of the Sierras are found the principal silver regions of the coast; while the western slopes are the chief habitus of the gold quartz, placer deposits, and copper mines. The Coast Range has had, here and there, some trifling placers and one or two gold quartz veins ; but its economical importance is due more to its valuable beds of coal and sulphur ; its rich deposits of cinnabar and asphaltum ; its borax, soda, and petroleum ; as well as various minor minerals, lime, gypsum, clays, etc. EXTENT OF THE GOLD REGION. The gold region of the State of California, embracing, under this term, all superfi- cial detrital formations as well as the injected or infiltrated system of gold quartz veins, may be said to extend from the thirty-fourth to the forty-second parallel of latitude : a distance of about five hundred miles, in a northwest and southeast direction, conformably to the general trend of the main chains of mountains. This tract of country has a varying width up to one hundred miles ; being narrow towards the south but widening out in the upper and middle counties, and embracing an area of upwards of twenty thousand square miles. The principal field of mining operations has, however, been limited to the range of country extending from the lower edge of the county of Mariposa, on the south, to i) i f ! 56 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. the upper limit of the county of Plumas on the north ; in length not exceeding two hundred miles. This stretch of country is largely covered with placer formations, and has very numerous quartz veins. The volcanic scoriae and lavas poured forth from the craters of now extinct volcanoes, have, however, in many places, so deeply overlain the gold bearing strata as very materially to thin out the regions of super- ficial exposure, and thereby to limit the fields of profitable prospecting. Assuming a length of two hundred miles, and an average width of only twenty-five miles, we have an auriferous area of five thousand square tniles in the central part of the State. Added to this area the mining region centering around Clear Creek, in Kern County, and a comparatively unexplored tract of country in the northern part of the State, in the counties of Shasta, Siskiyou, Trinity, etc., and we have a gold bearing zone suflH- ciently large to warrant the probability of realizing from the State, for centuries to come, a very considerable gold product. The gold belt extends tiirough California into Oregon, and probably thence through British Columbia into the Russian Possessions. Both the northern and southern counties of the State have been retarded in their development by causes, which year by year are giving way to conditions more favor- able to enterprise. The former are, as compared with the central counties, diflUcult of access ; are inhabited by a hardy and warlike race of Indians, and are largely covered with eruptive volcanic matter. The latter, comprising very nearly one-half of the superficial area of the State, have, in like manner, been but little explored. Water is in many places with difficulty attainable ; the great Mojave Desert fills a considerable portion of the counties San Bernardino and San Diego ; and the most valuable lands are covered by Spanish grants, so that but trifling inducements are offered to tiie settler or prospector. The many millions of gold, which California has contributed to stimulate the pro- ductive industry of the world, have been derived from three classes of deposit, viz : the Superficial Placers, the Deep Placers, and the Quartz Veins. In the early history of the country, enterprise contented itself with those of the first class ; mainly, because, besides a pick, shovel, pan, and rocker, no other capital was required — saving and except a strong arm and an adventurous disposition. Fabulous stories of the richness of banks and bars have come down to us, which have, doubtless, lost no roundness of proportion while passing from mouth to mouth. That many nuggets, weighing each a number of pounds, were discovered, is, however, a matter of authentic history. Most of them were melted down and turned to imme- diate practical account, instead of finding their resting places on the shelves of Gov- ernment or private cabinets. Now that the mineral interests of the United States have attained so great a prom- inence and bid fair to exercise an ever-increasing influence on the national economy, it is time that steps be taken by the authorities to continue to collect and publish reliable statistics of production; estimates of yield and profit, and detailed maps of the mining localities ; and further, to establish technical schools for instruction in the various branches of mining for the precious and useful metals and minerals, somewhat similar in plan and scope to the mining schools of Saxony and France. The superficial placers have furnished the capital which has been expended with such reckless energy, not, however, always combined with the best of judgment, to develop the resources of California and the other States and Territories on its borders. I'LACKUS. The term " placer " is derived from the Spanish, in which language it is used to designate merely such surface deposits as yield up the precious metal by a simple washing in a " batea " (species of pan). The genius of the America" mmer has, however, greatly extended the significance of the term, and has rendered valuable vast fields of auriferous earth containing too small a per centage of gold to be worth the saving by the slow and laborious methods of washing practiced by the Mexicans. MINERAL RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA 67 These deposits, embracing under the generic term of placers both the loosely aggregated earthy particles and the compact cement, are evidently the result of the disintegration of certain primitive quartz veins, through the eroding action of water. The auriferous detritus thus formed was deposited along the borders of inland lakes, on the shores of former seas, or found its resting place in the channels of now extinct water courses, where pressed upon for aeons by volcanic matter, either scoriaceous or liquid, it has hardened into a species of conglomerate so tenacious as to require for its disintegration the use of stamps. The simple surface deposits have been found over a very extended area, and at altitudes above the sea varying from 1,000 to 5,000 feet. We find auriferous earth more or less valuable as far south as San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties, in Holcomb Valley, Lytle Creek, the foot-hills of the San Fernando Mountains, in San Frnncisquito Caiion, and some other points in the Coast Range in the lower half of the State. Inside th^se mountains, in places on the rivers Kings and Kern, in Kern County. Further north, along the coast, placers of some value are reported in Monterey County near the Mission San Antonio ; these have been purchased and are to be worked by one of the Chinese companies. Traces of gold are to be found in San Mateo County, and in Saucelito in Marin County. Placer deposits have been j-eported also in Mendocino County. Not the least curious of the various forms of gold detritus are the so-called "Sailor's Diggings," located on the sea-shore, two and a half miles south of Crescent City, in Del Norte — the northwosternmost county of the State. These deposits, under the name of the " Gold Beach," gave rise to a great excitement in the year 1854, which caused an exodus of the more credulous portion of the mining population ; only to return after having, by a personal inspection, dissipated the illusion. This formed one of those migratory movements, which, fortunately, are becoming year by year of less frequent occurrence, and exercise a less marked effect on the permanent prosperity of the State. In these diggings, the pay dirt or sand extends back from the ©cean in places a distance of one hundred yards, and claims have beei> located along the shore for many miles. The pay stratum does not appear to be constant either in richness or locality, but varies with the state of tides, currents, etc. The gold is saved by washing in long toms, six by four feet, having near the upper end a sieve made of perforated sheet- iron, and underneath a series of amalgamated copper plates. In the most northerly counties. Trinity, Shasta, and Siskiyou, placers are still worked, and new discoveries are reported — particularly in the vicinity of Yreka, on Humbug and Cottonwood Creeks, Siskiyou. The central counties, from Mariposa to Plumas, inclusive, have had the most ex- tensive and most lucrative surface diggings. These deposits have been mainly worked out and have fallen into the hands of the Chinese, who patiently and laboriously glean over tlie fields abandoned by the whites. This people are contented with a small return for their l^.^ors ; but their contributions, small in themselves individually, nevertheless make up for the whole State a very considerable aggregate. Within three years after the discovery at Coloma, the gold produced from the supei-ficial placet's alone amounted to an annual average of over 60,000,000 of dollars ; and the year 1853 saw the highest amount produced in the State. So intense was the search after this species of mines and so numerous the seekers, that the richest deposits were soon exhausted, and the rocker and long-tom became incapable of washing a sutflciency of low-grade earth to return a profit. The necessities of the case spoke loudly to tiie inventive genius of the gold-seekers, and the method of mining called " Hydraulics" sprang into existence, which has con- tinued to offer a profitable field for enterprise up to the present day. HTDRAULIC DIGGINGS. Under the head hydraulic diggings are to be embraced all those varieties of placer deposits which are worked by large bodies of water, with the help of flumes, ditches, etc. — in its more restricted sense, the term is applied to those In 58 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRKOTORY, accumulations of auriferous detritus which may be disintegrated and washed down by the force of streams of water issuing from contracted orifices under a very high hydraulic pressure. This species of washing is chiefly used for working the hills and deep placers, or cement diggings. The quantity of water requisite for the purposes of hydraulics could not be supplied at all points, either by damming the streams or forming reservoirs by collecting the winter's rains ; and hence, in order to work large fields of auriferous earth distant from a water supply, there was built an intricate and extensive system of canals, flumes, and ditches. Large capitals were embarked in these enterprises, and water was brought from the High Sierra to wash the earth of the foot-hills. Costly excavations, lofty flumes, and many miles of ditcher attest the giant energy of the early gold-seekers. The water thus turned to economic uses, was made to perform, under the guidance of man, precisely the same kind of labor as the streams of ages had performed in the vast laboratory of nature. The heavier particles of gold dust, obedient to the laws of gravity, settled themselves on the bottoms of the sluice-boxes, which were fltted with blocks of wood, rounded stones, rifiles, quicksilver, etc., to detain the precious dust, while the lighter and less valuable particles were borne down by the current. Various ingenious contrivances, undercurrents, etc., etc., were adopted, all having in view a more thorough saving of the gold. In many of the central counties, the bare and unsightly hills which disfigure the landscape bear witness to the prodigious wearing power of these artificial water- courses impinging against the hill-sides with the terrific force due to a head of two or three hundred feet. Frequent accidents have arisen from the unexpected detach- ing of large masses from the higher portions of the hills ; and in some instances the ground has been so cut away as to give rise to very extensive land slides, as lately happened at Deadwood, in Siskiyou County — the mountains above that place, for a distance of one hundred and twenty yards in length, and nearly as many in breadth, slid downwards into the bed of the creek, completely blocking it up, and forming a dam which filled with water to a depth of sixty feet, and temporarily covered up a large number of claims. A very interesting center of hydraulic diggings is at Ma ^nita Hill, near North San Juan, Nevada County. Here, perhaps the heaviest blast for mining purposes, of which we have any record, was discharged during the present year, with the object of loosening the hard ground before hydraulicing. A drift was run into the hill a distance of ninety feet, from the ends of which wings were extended at right angles some sixty feet ; five hundred and ten kegs of powder were placed in the tunnel, the entrance clostly tamped, and the charge fired. A dull report broke upon the ear, and a mass of earth, one hundred and fifty feet deep, two hundred feet wide, and three hundred feet long, rose a short distance into the air, and fell back thoroughly disintegrated and in a fit condition for washing. Still another species of hydraulic working consists in running long drifts under the hills, in order to tap the very extensive accumulations of auriferous gravel in the beds of ancient lakes and water-courses, which have been covered by volcanic matter and alluvium. These drifts vary in length, from a few hundreds to several thousands of feet, and have been driven, many of them, at a cost of thousands of dollars, and four, five, and even six years' continuous labor. They must frequently be blasted the entire distance, through hard bed-rock ; they rise from the mouth inwardly, with a grade of one in twelve to one in twenty, and, in coming in under the gravel, are intended to be from fifty to one hundred feet below the lowest point of the deposit. Very frequently the work of years is rendered abortive from a miscalculation as to the exact locality of the gravel, and a lower gallery must be driven in before the work of hydraulicing can begin. In cases where a connection cannot be made with a neighbci'ing claim, it is frequently necessary to run a supplementary tunnel for ven- tilation, or for the purpose of not interrupting work while cleaning up the sluicns ; it being necessary during this operation merely to turn the current from one tunnel into the other. From the end of the gallery a shaft is driven upwards to the deposit. MINERAL RBSOUROES OF CALIFORNIA, 59 The pay dirt is either carried from the tunnel by tramway — the excavation taking place after the manner of working a horizontal coal bed, or the tunnel itself is made to serve as a sluice way, the boxes being set up throughout its entire length, and often extending far beyond its mouth. Where the gravel does not lie too deeply, the shaft is made to serve the purpose of a huge funnel, down and through which the entire surface of the hill is hurled, disintegrated by the fall, and washed into the sluice boxes. A representative center of this species of mining is at Smartsville, in Yuba County, eighteen miles from Marysville. There are a number of hydraulic claims in this vicinity, the mo.st celebrated of which is the Blue Gravel Mining Company. This claim was opened by a tunnel, started in 1855 ; it is reported to have yielded, since Marcl 1864, the gross amount of over $600,000. A new tunnel, sixty feet deeper, has been started, in order more thoroughly to wash the bed-rock. The sluice-boxes are over 3,000 feet long; a cleaning up is made eight or nine times in the year, from each of which there are obtained varying amounts, up to $50,000. One of the largest incomes derived from mining, for 1865, is credited to the principal owner in this claim. The returns from this species of mining are often very great from the accumulations of dirt mined during the dry season, the washings of which for a few week:* often yield $100,000, and upwards; while it is by no means uncommon for the less im- portant claims to clean up from a few hundreds to fifteen or twenty thousand. The Live Yankee claim, at Forest City, is reported to have paid over $3,000,000. The importance of the washings will be better understood by the statement of the fact, that nearly all the gold produced on the coast has been obtained in this way ; and even in California, until within a year or two, fully two-thirds is due to the washings, since only comparatively recently has the quartz vein and cement interest obtained a prom- inence, justly their due, as the main source of supply for permanent workings. The field of hydraulics is very nearly co-extensive with the gold belt, and gives employ- ment, during the rainy season, to a large number of hands. The beds of auriferous gravel vary in thickness, often having a depth of eighty to one hundred feet, and in places as much as two hundred and fifty feet. The boing enthusiasm has been called into being. For example, from the Ist of January to the 8th of October, of the present yeor, 10,351 claims, averaging 100 feet each, were recorded in Nevada County alone ; and that, too, in a region where quartz mining has been profitably carried on for many years. The' most interesting mine in the State is, for many reasons, the Eureka, of Amador County ; which, with the adjoining mine, the Badger, is the property of Mr. A. Hayward. This mine is located on the great mother vein, at the point of junc- tion of the slates and greenstone, and is therefore of the nature of a contact vein ; that it is a true Assure vein as well, is not negatived by the fact that the crevice was formed between two rocks of different character: for, other things being equal, that is precisely the point at which we should expect the occurrence of a fissure. The lode carries a varying width up to 26 feet in the Eureka, and 40 feet in the Badger. The upper workings did not pay very largely; the average yield, at 600 feet, as stated by the Geological Survey, being a trifle over $10 per ton. In spite, however, of all drawbacks, its present owner battled persistently' until the mine now occupies as favorable a position as any in the State. At a depth of 1,250 feet, the vein is large and carries a very high per centage of free gold. The gross yield from this mine has doubtless been very great ; but the owner has not, as far as known, published any authoritative statement as to average yield or gross returns. That the mine has improved in depth, is evident to the most superficial observer ; and the present average yield is probably from $20 to $30 per ton. This mine is remark- able as being the deepest gold mine in California, and probably in the world ; and, OS proving that the gold mines of this State, at least, are persistent in depth, it merits detailed description and observation. The old time theory, that gold mines would not contain pay ore at greater depths than 250 feet from the surface, has been most emphatically disproved by dozens of mines on our quartz belt; and, as the facts now show, we may anticipate centuries of profitable returns from this source. The pay chimney in the Eureka and Badger, which for the purposes of description may be taken as one mine, does not exceed 600 feet, including the barren zone between them. The expenses of mining are very materially diminished, owing to the very slight flow of water into the shaft : this is due to the fact that the eastern wall is formed of the more compact rock, which is impermeable by the waters of the High Sierra. The western wall is composed of crumbled quartz, and fatty, black and decomposed slates, called by the miners " the gouge." This gouge contains iron pyrites and some free gold — not in sufficient quantities to be workable. Owing to the pressure from above, the soft matter of the western wall is gradu- ally creeping inwards, and will ultimately All up the spaces from whence the quartz was stoped. The vein is nearly vertical ; sufficient ore is raised to supply two mills aggregating 56 stamps : the one, of 40 stamps, driven by water a part of the year, and by steam when the supply of water runs short; and the other, of 16 stamps, driven by water alone. The amalgamation is performed inside the batteries, from whence the pulp passes over shaking tables lined with copper plates. The per centage of sulphurets in the ore is small, and no especial pains is taken to save them. Each one of the mining counties has had mines which have produced very largely, but the counties, in the order of prominence, are, Nevada, Amador, Tuolumne, Sierra, and Plumas. The county of Mariposa has been, of late, a point of diminished in- terest, owing to the ill-success of some of the mines on the Mariposa estate. Recent developments, and better jiethods of working, give hopes of improvement. The Mariposa Mine, an east and west lode in the lower portion of the grant, has had a MINERAL RE80UK0RB OF CALIFORNIA 63 number of rich pockets, from one of which a yield of $75,000 m reported. Another, the Princeton, near the center, haa yielded between two and three niillions ; and at the north, the Pine Tree and Josephine have aggregated a very large sum. The mines of this county are by ni> means c-o iflned to the limits of the grant ; and the popular belief that such is the cise, has, doubtless, exerted a depressing infiuunce on the mines and mining interests of that section. A few of the more prominent mines northwards, are the Raw Hide, Soulsby, App, Golden Rule, etc., of Tuolumne ; the Cnrsvtn Hill mines, and those of Angel's Camp, in Calaveras — the former of which are ct'ebnited for their once fabulously ilch pockets ; the Hay ward, Bigelow, Oneida, Ktystone, Seaton, etc., of Amador ; the Sierra Buttes, in Sierra County ; the Indian Valley mines, of Plumas ; the Placer- ville and Georgetown mines, of El Dorado. At the IVoodside mine, near the last mentioned town, there is reported the discovery of a mass of gold weighing one hun- dred pounds and upwards ; and last and most prominent, the Nevada County mines at Grass Valley and Nevada City. The average width of the veins of Nevada County is probably less than that of the lodes in the other quartz mining counties, but they fully make up for their dimin- ished size by an enlarged average yield. The country rock is chiefly hard and com- pact greenstone and granite, which, combined with the narrowness of the veins, increase? the expense of extraction over the large veins in the softer slates. The mine which has of late attracted the most attention in Nevada, is the Eureka of Grass Valley. This mine is in greenstone ; and is interesting not only by reason of its high yield, but also, being an east and west vein, as disproving the theory that the best ore deposits are found in lodes whose course approaches, more or less nearly, the magnetic meridian. The Eureka is located about one and a half miles northeast of the town of Grass Valley ; it has attained a depth of somewhat over three hundred feet, and has drifts of about eight hundred feet. The dip is nearly vertical. It has .70 engines: the one for hoisting ore, and the other for pumping. The mill has twenty-four stamps. Amalgamation in the battery is not practiced at this mill ; but, instead, the pulp from the stamps passes over blankets, the washings from which are treated in Atwood's Amalgamators. These consist of covered boxes, in the bottoms of which two semi-cylindrical cavities have been scooped out and partially filled with quicksilver ; a stream of water washes the blanket concentrations, little by little, into the amalgamators, where they are kept in motion by the iron spikes of a roller, the points of wiiich dip slightly into the quicksilver. There is a large per centnge of sul- phurets in this vein, which are reduced by the ehlorination process. They are valued at from $200 to $300 per ton. This mine was sold towards the end of 1865 for the sum of $400,000 in gold. During the last year, ending September 30th, 18G6, there' were extracted from the mine 11, 375 jf tons of ore, averaging $47.15 per ton, and yielding in the aggregate $520,431.41— - $368,042.18 of which was profit. Tba report of tiie Assessor, for the year 1866, giving the product of ihe year 1865, gives some very interesting facts in regard to this county. He places the number of mines, both quartz and cement, at one hundred and sixteen, the greater portion of which are, as yet, merely prospective. Of the seventy-one mills, fifty-one are devoted to crushing quartz, and twenty to cement. The yield of nineteen mines fully reported, of which tiie Eureka above mentioned is one, was $2,227,000, giving an annual aver- age per mill of $111,947 from quartz alone. Prom twenty-three mills the amount crushed is reported at 70,760 tons, being an average of 3,076 tons to each mill. The most successful mining, taken as a whole, must be credited to the county of Nevada, and no county in the State has, within the past year, attracted so large a share of attention. Its total yield in gold has not been, by the most moderate estimate, less than from $25,000,000 to $30,000,000. The mines of Massachusetts Hill, Gold Hill, New York Hill, and Allison Ranch, have yielded each from two and a half to five millions of dollars, while many others have yielded very high returns of interest on the amount of money invested. It must not be supposed that all the largely paying mines have been confined to this region in the northern tier of quartz counties. J 'ill i : k ,', 11 m lii 64 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Amongst others, the Sierra Buttes of Sierra County, having three large veins, and twenty-four stamps, is reported to have paid to its owners, for the year 1865, the sum of $122,000 ; and the Crescent, of Indian Valley, Plumas County, is reported to have yielded over $100,000. * COSTS OF MINING AND MItLING. These two items of expense are necessarily variable, but are very materially under the control of a prudent and sagacious management. The greater or less cost of min- ing depends upon the nature and hardness of the rock ; whether the inclosing walls are compact or stratified, and whether there be a "gouge" or not; the size of the vein is to be considered ; the depth of the workings, and the presence or absence of large quantities of water. The cost of milling is subject to less variation, and is determined by the proximity or distance of the mill from the mine and the power used, whether steam or water, the latter being by far the cheaper ; and lastly, whether small or large amounts of rock be crushed at once. The narrow veins of Grass Valley, some of the richest of which have been from twelve to thirty inches thick, necessarily cost a much higher sum to mine than such large veins, as the Hayward, and the Sierra Buttes ; mines of the former class often costing from §13 to $26 per ton for mining and milling, while the latter, crushing very large amounts, often do not cost over $5 per ton. The larger deposits, similar to the Harpending of Placer County, can probably be quarried and milled at an expense not exceeding $1.25 per ton. It will thus be seen that local peculiarities, proximity to navigable streams, or railroads, affect not only the first cost of mills and hoisting works, but have also a considerable influence in increasing or diminishing the daily running expenses. Under ordinary average conditions, however, a yield of $10 per ton, in free gold, will, at prescMt prices of labor, materials, and food, leave a margin for fair profits ; and under favorable conditions, viz: water power, large vein, prox- imity to lines of regular communication, a like yield offers a certainty of a very large interest on the money necessary for mine and reduction works. The number of stamps throughout the mining counties, as reported by the different assessors, reaches to about 4,000. Unfortunately, it is not stated what number have been running continuously ; and hence, this must be a matter of conjecturer Assum- ing, however, that of this number not more than 2,500 have been in continuous oper- ation three hundred days in the past year ; and estimating the crushing capacity of each stamp at an average of one ton in every twenty-four hours, we have a grand total of 750,000 tons of quartz, cement, etc., crushed in one year. Placing, now, the average yield for the whole State at only $15 per ton, and we have a total product from the stamps of $11,250,000. The average yield of some of the narrow veins of Grass Valley far exceeds this sum ; but the paying mines of the entire county will probably not exceed an average of $30 per ton. The larger veins in other counties will warrant our putting the average for the whole State at $15. Under average conditions, this sum leaves a clear profit of cent per cent, and where everything is favorable, double that amount. Individual mines often exceed this rate of profit ; but it is not from exceptionally favorable instances that we should estimate the general well being of this industry. According to the " Mercantile Gazette," the receipts for the first nine , months of the year 18G6 were as follows : From Ciilifornio, northern mines $18,711,783 From Califurniii, gouthcrn mines 3,418,436 From Stntu of Nevada 11,003,218 From Coastwise ports, Oregon, etc 4,416,010 From British Columbia 2,031 ,801 Total $39,641,248 Of thisitotal, $33,499,432 was bullion, from the gold regions of California and from the silver districts of the State of Nevada; if to this sum we add ten per cent, for , and Bum jd to under f n\in- walls e vein ' large •mined hether nail or n from in such 33 often rushing tnilar to expense •oxiraity hoisting lie daily $10 per \ margin in, prox- ery large different iber have Assum- 0U3 oper- ipacity of a grand i I, and we [f some of lies of the rwer veins [te at $15. md where this rate Id estimate months of | 1,783 18,436 13,218 16,010 ia and from ler cent, for MINERAL RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA, 66 the amount brought by private hands, the greater part of which should be credited to California — since, by reason of its bulk, but little silver finds its way to San Fran- cisco outside the regular channels — we shall have a to.tal for California and Nevada of $36,849,375, for the first nine months of 1866. The total receipts from all sources during the year 1866, amount to $52,691,653. The revival of the quartz interest in California, stimulated to greater energy by the recent brilliant success of so many mines on the Gold Belt, bids fair to cause the gold product from quartz to rival that produced from the washings. SILVER. The silver interests of the State of California have, as yet, attracted but little attention. The silver product of the Coast must be mainly credited to the State of Nevada — whose famous " Comstock " lode has already taken rank as one of the great silver bearers of the world. Unlike the ores of Nevada, the greater part of the silver mines of California con- i tain the precious metal in such complicated combinations as requires the aid of smelt- ing for its extraction. Amongst other varieties, we may enumerate Antimonial Silver, Ruby Silver, Ar- ! gentiferous and Auriferous Galenas, Copper Glance and Fahlerz. Under the j Mexican riSgime a small quantity of silver was extracted from a mine at a place called '< Allsal, in Monterey County, and made into plate ; some pieces of which are still in the country. This is the only Instance, as far as can be learned, of the occurrence of silver in the Coast llange. Along the western slopes of the Sierras, silver ore is found in small quantities on the line of the Gold Belt. Amongst other places, native silver may be seen in the Harpendlng claim, in Placer County ; and silver ore has j been found near OphlrvlUe, in the same county. In the Columbus District of Tuolumne 1 County, and in the Excelsior District of Nevada County, where the galena is aurif- i erous as well as argentiferous. I The High Sierra and its eastern slopes are the only localities where we may look i for the occurrence of silver ores in appreciable quantities. Some tons of valuable ! silver ores have been received from Shasta County. Traces of silver are found in ' Plumas County ; and then a^^ain south in Alpine County, in the vicinity of the town I of Monitor ; thence passing along the eastern flanks of the Sierras, southwards, at I various places in the counties of Mono and Inyo, including the mines of Owen's j River ; aiid again in the western portion of San Bernardino County, where the Slate I Range silver mines are located. Excepting a shipnrent of $6,000 from a single j claim in Alpine County, no considerable amount of bullion is reported from the silver j mines of the State of California. ! Furnaces for reducing the silver from its ores have been constructed in two or three localities, with only measurable success. The rebellious nature of the ores, the distance from the lines of easy communication, combined with the prevailing inex- perience as to the proper methods of treatment, have hitherto very materijiUy retarded the development of this interest. QUICKSILVER. , - The occurrence of the gold and silver of the Coast, mainly in such combinations as admit of reduction by means of amalgamation, rendered necessary a large supply of quicksilver. The production of the old world, derived chiefly from the old Almaden mine in Spain, and the Idrla mines of Austria, was supplemented by the discovery of very extensive deposits of Cinnabar in the Coast Ranges of California. The supply from these sources has sufficed not only for all mining purposes at home, but also largely for export. The ore of quicksilver is mostly in the form of a sulphuret ; the method of its occurrence is not, properly speaking, in regular veins, but in irregular masses in the .Vm of bunches, stringers, etc., and occupying a certain zone of impregnation. Traces of Cinnabar have been found in nearly all the counties of the Coast Range, from fr?rr; .\ vm I : 66 PACIFIC COAST BUSINI3S8 DIRBCTOHY. Klamath, on the north, to Santa Barbara, on the south. It occurs, likewise, at various places in the foot-hills of the Sierras : for example, in Nevada County, near Grass Valley ; in lone Valley, Amador County ; and most curiously in connection with auriferous quartz in a mine on the north bank of the Merced River, near H<»''se- shoe Bend, in Mariposa County. The cinnabar in this locality is found forming a thin seam on the foot-wall of the vein. The only mines of this metal of economical ! importance are confined to the Coast Ranges. Of these, the most important is the I New Ahnaden in Santa Clara County, which has given employment to as many as , thirteen hundred 0{)eratives at once. From this mine has been extracted the major ; portion of all the quicksilver produced on this Coast. The ore is found in a zone of! impregnation, whose general course is northwest and southeast, and vi'hich extends | some five miles from the main workings of the New Almaden, following the direction of the inclosing strata. Northwardly from the Mine Hill ore the two mines Enri- [ queta and Guadalupe — the product from both of which has by no means approached that from New Almaden. The grand deposit of ore was embraced within the com- paratively limited space of some forty yards square, and extending downwards with a dip towards the north. The bunches and mnsses of ore found within this limit were of irregular form and size, and irregularly distributed. Next, in importance, we may cite the New Idria mine, situated on the western border of Fresno County — the metal from which must all be hauled to San Jose, a > distance of one hundred and thirty miles; and the Redingfon Lake Company, of Lake County. Amongst the minor localities, may be mentioned the deposits on Mt. Diablo of Contra Costa, and those of Napa County. The quicksilver is extracted from the cinnabar sometimes in retorts, which are charged with ore mixed with reducing and desulphurizing agents; the volatilized metal thus set free from its combinations being caught in appropriate condensing apparatus; or generally, in large furnaces, where the flume and heated air together effoct the chemical disintegration of the cinnabar; while the products of the combustion and the volatilized metal are passed through condensation chambers, and thence through long canals, in order to allow of as thorough a deposition of the metal as possible. When we reflect that mercury is slightly volatile at ordinary temperatures, it will be readily understood that all the metal contained in the ore is saved with great difliculty. The total production of quicksilver, the grenter portion of which must be credited to New Almaden, amounted, up to January 18G6, to 419.077 fl.isks; each flask con- tains 7CJ pounds of metal, and, hence, we have 32,059,390 pounds, equal to 1G,029 tons; in value from sixteen to eighteen millions of dollars. The Rcdington Lak(3 Company is reported to have produced a total of G,755 flasks since 1802. In May last, large contracts were mae e, during ftlong the |Pluma.^on I the gozzini [ring region d having a ppper have! [iOS Angelefcj I their foot] npted ; and] lor counties, lesno. TIm MINERAL RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA. 67 most important mines, however, are to be found in Calaveras, at the towns of Copper- opolis and Campo Seco. For many years after the settlement of the country, the nomadic prospecting popu- lation gave no attention to copper indications — the belief prevailing that only the precious metals could be mined remuneratively ; and hence it was that the very valua- ble deposits of the Union and Keystone claims remained so long untouched. In the Summer of 1860, Mr. W. K. Reed located what has since proved to be one of the moat extensive copper lodes of the world. So rich were the developments in this claim, that a furore of prospecting was inaugurated, which, in the following year, brought to light very many localities where traces of copper may be found, but no- where a deposit comparable to that of the Union. Of the three hundred to four hun- dred locations made in the county, it is improbable that more than a dozen have paid expenses and declared dividends. The copper ores of California consist, in the main, of the yellow sulphuret or chal- copyrite ; this is found of various degrees of purity, being contaminated with a greater or less per centage of mundic (iron pyrites). Near tlie surface may be found, in dif- ferent parts of the State, copper glance, red and black oxides, green and blue carbon- ates, and silicates. These, however, give place to the yellow ores, as soon as a suffi- cient depth has been reached to shut off the decomposing action of the atmosphere. Ores yielding less than twelve per cent, of copper cannot, under present conditions, be shipped with profit ; and, in order to obviate the transporting of large amounts of useless gungae, concentration both by fire a' d water has been inaugurated. The fire process has been moderately successful, although the chief object of the smelters seems to have been a search after some refractory furnace lining capable of withstanding a molten mass either basic or acid, instead of endeavoring to form a slag of such composition as shall have but a slight tendency to eat out the furnace material. The system of concentration by water, with shaking tables, round buddies and jigs, does not seem as yet to have met with any degree of success. A few lines of description of the Union and Keystone mines of Copperopolis may not be uninteresting. Tnese mines are situated in the county of Calaveras, some thirty-eight miles east of the city of Stockton. Both claims were located, at the same time, in the year 18G0; the former consists of l,9r)0 feet, and the latter of 3,300 feet. The general direction of the vein is northwest and souiheast, with a slight dip to the east. The country rock is chloritic slate and serpentine. The Union has been opened by a shaft five hundred feet deep, which discloses a mass of pay ore varying in width, in the different levels, from eight to forty feet. At the northern end of the claim the ore divides into two portions, and continues thus into the Keystone. The Keystone has a shaft some three hundred and sixty feet in depth ; the ore of the western vein contains but little copper as disclosed from the lower shaft, while the eastern lode carries a valuable pay chimney from one to six feet wide. In the upper slmft the conditions are reversed, the western vein being the richer. There are several other claims of prominence in the county, amongst which may be enumerated the Campo Seco, in the neighborhood of which smelting works have been erected — the Napoleon, P^mpire, and Table Mountain — from each of which shipments have been made. The export of copper ore from the town of Copperopolis amounted, in 1863, to 5,900 tons; and had increased, for 1804, to 14,300 tons. The total amount shipped from the Union mine, up to June 1st, I860, was 46,373 tons; and fiom the Key- Ptone, up .0 the same date, 5,163 tons. From Campo Seco there were shipped, in 1865, some 950 tons. Some few tons of black copper, regulus, andore have been shipped from the Chcwchilla mines, in Mar- iposa and Fresno counties. The value of the copper ore received in San Francisco for shipment to the East dur- ng the year ending December 31st, 18^6, was $1,800,000. Amount shipped in I18C5 was 25,000 tons, valued m $2,000,000 ; in 1864, 13,300 tons, valued at 1,094,000, and in 1863, 5,900 tons, valued at $512,000. 11 1 rn7' ii 68 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, COAL. The coal heretofore found within the limits of the State, is of the variety known to geologists under tlie name of Lignite, or recent coal, as distinguished from the more compact masses of carbon found in the formations called carboniferous par excellence. Whether or no the harder varieties of coal will yet be found, remains to be elucida- ted. The opinion of certain geologists, however, seems to be meeting with favor, that coals approaching more or less nearly the characteristics of those of tho trun carbon- iferous era, may and have been found, at great depths, at those points where the coal measures have been tilted up at a high angle, and where the lower portions of thf beds have been exposed to the greater pressure. That the formation of the coals is due to the aggregation of woody fibers in the deltas of former rivers, and in the basins of former lakes, does not admit of any { doubt ; and that new coal beds are now forming in various parts of the world, is ; equally true. j Subsequent to this deposition, and as a consequence of the cliangcs in the superfi- j cial configuration of the earth, great masses of sandstone, earth, etc., have been super-, imposed, and, from pressure and time, a thorough carbonization of the woody fiber has | taken place. Accepting this theory of formation as true, it is preferable to use the | term bed instead of vein ; without reference to the fact that the coal measures arc ! found tilted up at all possible angles. ; The coal beds of California are confined chiefly to the cretaceous formations of the ! Coast Ranges, and find their best exemplification on Monte Diablo, in Contra Costa. Traces of coal are reported at various points near the coast, from Del Norte to Los Angeles ; in Humboldt, within three miles of the town of Areata ; in Colusa, Monte- rey, etc. Lately, while excavating to lay the foundations of some buildings on Marc Island, a few very thin seams of coal were discovered. In the hydraulic diggings ol the foot-hills of the Sierras, in Shasta, Nevada, and Amador counties, we find small bodies of Lignite and pieces of silicified wood. On Dry Creek also, seven miles from FoUom, there is reported a sm.all deposit of coal. The past conformation of certain portions of the county of Contra Costa oflercd the conditions most favorable to the deposition of large and workable beds of coal. We find traces of this basin extending southeastwardly as far as Corral Hollow, in San Joaquin County, and perhaps the few seams of coal southwest of Manly's Ferry may mark its continuance "into the foot-hills in that direction. No commercial im- portance, as yet, attaches to any of the beds outside the Mount Diablo region. The mines at this point, the most important of which are the Black Diamond, Union. Eureka, Pittsburg, and Manhattan, were discovered on the 19th of December, IS.'iO, by a Mr. Frank Somers. The beds have an average thickness of about three and one-half feet. The mines are distant from the point of vshipment, on the San Joaquin River, about five miles ; they give employment, directly and indirectly, to over seven hundred operatives. The first attempts at burning the coal from Mount Diablo were unsuccessful, but an alteration in the construction of the furnaces demonstrated il- usefulncss for raising steam, until, at the present time, it is used for hundreds of stH- tionary engines, and for the furnaces of the steamers which navigate the inland water- of the State. Four years after the discovery by Somers the coal product of Mount Diablo luid reached, for the year 18G3, a total of 37,4.03 tons; the amount raised has gone on steadily increasing until we have for the present year n product of 80,000 ton?. With the increase in manufacturing, and greater extension of the means of ea>y transportation, the yield of the Mount Diablo mines will, doubtless, be much enlarge — since the present rate of production by no means greatly taxes their producind capacity. ' ' ' \ . ' A8PHALTUM.* This mineral being an inspissated product of a rock oil. or petroleum, is founi • Facts from Don Alfredo Uobiiifton. lown to I e more eUenoe. , elucidn- 1 iTor, that 1 carbon- I the coal j 13 of thf rs in tlip it of any ,• world, is 1 i ! 8uyierfi-j en Buper- j fiber has j to use the \ i?ures are ! on 9 of the tra Costa, rte to Lo: ga, Montc- ^ on Mari' Hggings ot find small I deposit oi )sta ofTerctl '(h of coal. Hollow, in nly's Ferry nereial ini- ^gion. The )nd, Union, nber, ISM. t three and Ian Joaquin over seven iablo were nstrated it> ;lreds of sta- dand water- Diablo Imil I has pone on 180,000 ton?, lans of ca^y ich cnlarp-'li' producinil MINERAL RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA 6i> im, IS founJ and formed at those points where the bituminuu.-i shales and sandstune.^, tilted up ut u iiigli angle, crop out upon the surface. Tiie oil is, doubtless, brought upwards to the iiurfiice by capillary attraction, or hydrostatic pressure, and on being exposed to the air the lighter hydrocarbons become volatilized, leaving behind a viscous residuum, which gradually hardens into asphaltum. This substance, under the name of "brea," was known to the inhabitants of California long before the advent of the Americans, and was used by them to form a water-tight covering to their houses. They were accustomed to form a layer of broken bits of " brea " over the usual thatch, where, exposed to the rays of the sun, it soon ran together and formed a homogeneous stratum. A?phaltum is found in greater or less abundance for a long distance on and near the coast at La Brea, near Gilroy in Santa Clara ; in Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Los Angeles counties. The largest deposit, however, is to be seen in the county of Santa Barbara, about three leagues west of the town of the same name, and situated directly on the coast. The "brea" is found in the greatest abundance at a place called La Goluta, adjoining the Ranchos de la Patera and de Los Dos Pueblos. Thonfands of tons are lying on the sea beacli, and for a distance of two miles large masses are seen on the face of the cliifs at heights varying from seventy-five to one hundred feet above the ocean. The method of its occurrence is in diagonal veins at the upturned extremities of the bituminous shales. The masses of " brea" formed at these points project outwards, and finally through the washing away of the earthy strata beneath them they roll downwards to the water. There is found, occurring in thin strata, and in nogreatabundance, a variety of asphaltum very materially differing in appearance and structure from that used for paving and roofing ; it is brittle, jet black, liighly lustrous, and susceptible of being converted into a very superior varnish. Large deposits of " brea " ura found in Los Angeles County, on some of the Ranchos of Don Abel Stearns ; on Las Bulsas, La Habra, and some others. On the Rancho of Dos Pueblos the " brea " may be found by digging a few feet below the surface, ut points where its presence is indicated by exudations of tarry matter. The chief source of the supply of asphaltum used in California for paving and roofing, is the Rancho de la Patera. The ammal conriumptlun amounts to about 2,000 tons, valued at $20 per ton. rETROLEUM. Traces of petroleum, or rock oil, are to be found in many places in the coast range, from Humboldt County on the north, very nearly, to the southern limit of the State. Tiie bituminous shales and sandstones are seen in San Mateo County ; near Santa Cruz, in Santa Cruz County; at (lilroy, in Santa Clara County; and "indications" of oil have been reported in Lake, Colusa, and Napa counties ; and near San Pablo and Antioch, in Contra Costa ; likewise in Los Angeles and San Bernardino. The only localities from which any considerable quantities have been shipped are the Hay- ward & Coleman, Charles Stott, and the Stanford Bros, works, in Santa Barbara Co. ; the Union Mattole well, of Humboldt County ; and the Buena Vista Company's works, near Buena Vista Lake, Kern County. The production from these localities lias been, according to the " Mercantile Gazette," as follows : From the Hay ward Pe- troleum Company, from October 8th, 1865, to October 8th, 1866, 2,569 barrels ; iVom the Stanford Oil Works, from September 4th, 18G5, to October 4th, 1866, 1,187 l)arrels — making in all 3,756 barrels. The receipts from the Union Mattole and Buena Vista, added to small amounts from minor localities, will bring the total pro- duction sinCe mining for oil was inaugurated, up to about 4,000 barrels. The flow of crude oil from the oil creek, Santa Barbara County, is from five to six barrels per day. Wells have been bored at various points where the surface indications would seem to warrant the probability of finding flowing wells, but hitherto without any marked success. A number of wells have been sunk to very considerable depths ; the deepest of which is the Davis well, in Humboldt County, reported to be down over 1300 feet. From many of the wells small quantities of oil have been pumped. Jets of gas, salt water, and other indications, deemed reliable in the East, have, as yet, failed to bring Km Li 'J J- tl . 1! t«:jli H S i i 70 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIllECTORY. to light a flowing well. The upturned position of the shnlea, allowing thus the oil to exude and evaporate, may perhaps be responsible for the phenomena as exhibited in the oil districts of this State. The superintendent of the Hay ward Company being convinced of the abundance of the oil in the shales and sandstones, was the first to adopt the plan of running into the hills and collecting in the soles of the tunnels the exudations from the oil repositories ; and the result has shown the soundness of his method of procedure. The crude oil thus collected must be submitted to a preliminary purification before it can be used for the purposes of illuminating or lubricating. For this purpose refining works have been erected in San Francisco, and in some localities at the wells. Whether the rock oils of this coast be identically similar in chemical composition to the hydrocarbons at the East is a very interesting problem for hcicutific investigation, but is a subject of very little moment in the popular estimation. BOKAX. * The borax of commerce, or chemically speaking, the bi-borato of soda, has been, heretofore, chiefly manufactured from a combination of the boracic acid waters of the springs of Tuscany with common soda. This salt is very extensively used for glazing pottery — upwards of 11,000 tons being annually consumed for this purpose in Eng- land alone ; also, as a flux for assaying, for welding, and for the formation of the finer glasses and enamels. The presence of this substance in California was first delected by Dr. J. A. Veatch, as early as 1856, but it was not until 1864 that systematic efforts for its collection were undertaken. The locality of its occurrence is in Lake County, about sixty miles N. W. of Napa City. There is one other small lake in the county, which contains traces j of boracic acid, and likewise the boiHng springs on the shores of Clear Lake. The | Borax Lake, so called, is on the property of the Borax Company ; it is elliptical in : form, about one mile long by one half a mile wide. | The United States Survey reports the superficial area of the lake at two hundred and nineteen acres at the latter part of the dry season. The accumulations of the i winter's rains, however, enlarge its area to some four hundred acres ; of which space ! some three hundred may be said to be more or less productive of borax. The aver- \ age depth of the lake is not more than two and a half feet. The waters, surcharged j with boracic acid and soda, and becoming concentrated by evaporation, deposit the | salt in monoclinic crystals in the mud of the bottom. | The stratum immediately below the water to a depth of some six feet is soft and i prolific in fine crystals ; below this succeeds a zone of stiff blue mud, wherein are found the large ^ized crystals. The method of extraction consists in sinking small! coffer dams into the muddy bottom, exhausting the water, washing out the finer i crystals in a manner tiimilar to the process of panning out placer gold ; and picking out the larger masses by hand. As a result of this rude process, the company have ! been producing an average of two tons per day. j Repeated analyses of air dried samples of mud taken from the bottom at various points, gave eleven and nine-tenths to eighteen and seven-tenths per cent. cryv>-tallized i borax; and there was obtained by actual lixiviation, fifteen per cent, of borax, twenty! eight and a naif per cimt. of carbonate of soda, and eight and one-fourth per cent. ; of common salt. i Admonished by this result, the company determined to erect works for extracting! the microscopic crystals by lixiviation ; these, it is anticipated, will be in active opera-' lion by the spring of the ensuing year. j With a view to arrive at the depth of the borax impregnation, an artesian boring was put down a distance of sixty feet ; the mud taken from the bottom yielded three and a half per cent, of borax. To the better understanding of the vast amount of borate in the mud of the lake, we may make the following estimates ; assuming that the productive ground embraces no more than two hundred acres, with au average * Complied firom tlio Report of the Borax Compkiijr. I TheS I whose de following MINERAL RESOURCES QF CALIFORNIA. 71 depth of only six feet, we have, ut 43,560 square feet to the acre, a body of mud equal to 5,227,200 cubic feet ; allowing twenty cubic feet to the ton, we have 2,G13,G00 tons of air dried mud ; if now we estimate the yield of borax at ten per cent, instead of fifteen per cent, as per working analysis, we have a mass in sight containing at least 261,360 tons of the biborate of soda (borax) and a very much larger amount of the carbonate. Some eighteen months since, there wa^ reported a discovery in the southern part of the State, of a substance resembling the borate of lime found in the vicinity of Iquique, Peru, which an analysis, however, proved to contain no boracic acid. The causes which 'Viduced the crystals of borax, being doubtless still in operation, the supply from I ' """nify may be deemed inexhaustible. SULPHUR. This metalloid is founa various places in the State ; chiefly in the counties of the Coast Ranges. Its presence is reported in Klamath, Lake and Colusa ; in Santa Barbara, near the Mission San Buena Ventura, eight and a half miles from the Ocean ; also, in Los Angeles. Works for purifying the crude sulphur by sublimation have been erected upon the grounds of the Borax Company, with a capacity per day of eight to ten tons of the refined article. UNDEVELOPED RESOUUCES. The State of California is rich in minerals, other than those above enumerated, and whose development is merely a matter of time ; amongst these we may enumerate the following : TIN. The ores of this metal are reported in the county of Los Angeles, on the Rancho Teraescal, claimed by Don Abel Stearns. The mines are located thirty miles south- west of the town of San Bernardino. The tract of land whereon the ore has been found contains about five square leagues, and is bounded on the north and northwest by the Rancho La Sierra and the Santiago Mountains, on the west by the Santa Ana Plains, and on the south by the Rancho La Laguna. The district contains some five hundred different claims, on one of which a shaft has been sunk, from which, as reported, seventy-five tons of ore have been extracted. The mines are now idle, on account of water and disputed title. . IRON. Deposits of iron ores, hoematites, and magnetic oxides are reported at various points, but nowhere in the State have any efforts been made to undertake the erection of smelting works. Iron ores are found in Lake County, ten miles from the lower lake ; in Santa Clara, near Gilroy ; in Butte, extending from the southern boundary of Plumas to a point on the south side of the Feather River ; in Calaveras County, to the north of Murphy's ; and near Auburn, in Placer County. Of the minor minerals we may mention : Chromic Iron, used for preparing green and yellow pigments, and for chromates of potash and soda, occurs in Serpentine, near the Crimea House, Tuolumne, and in Monterey and Santa Clara, Matiffanese, of excellent quality, at Red Rock, in San Pablo Bay, and on the Peninsula of San Francisco. Graphite, or Plumbago, is found in large quantities in Los Angeles, within eight miles of the ocean ; in Mariposa, Tuolumne, and Calaveras. Gyptum, in large masses, occurs in several of the coast counties, Santa Cruz, Los Angeles, and Sun Diego. Cobalt and Nickel, in small quantities, are reported near Dutch Flat. Fire Clays are found in the coal measures of Mt. Diablo, and discoveries of Kaolins are reported in Mendocino and Napa. w ;' J: It"! .• 72 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Platinum, nnd its n.osociate metals, are known to exist, and two or three small ' diamonds have been discovered. CONCLUSION. A State which numbers amongst her productions an annual yield of $25,000,000, \ and upwards, in gold ; nearly 50,000 flasks of quicksilver ; between eighty and j ninety thousand tons of coal ; twenty-five to thirty thousand tons of copper ore ; six j hundred tons of borax, and two thousand five hundred tons of sulphur, with capa- city for great expansion — to say nothing of the production of asphaltum, petroleum, clays, etc. — needs no rhetoric to embellish the brilliant array of her mineral resour- ces. They speak the irrefragable logic of facts, and bear living witness, not only to the wealth of her prolific bosom, but alt-o to the energy and enterprise of her population. From 1848 to 1866, a period of only eighteen years, there has been a gratifying increase in the products of the stable mineral industries. The year 1853 saw the greatest yield from the superficial placers, which are now, in the older counties, pretty thorouglily exhausted. Naturally, there is required a longer time to build up the machinery, sink the shafts, and prepare the quartz mines for a production com- parable to that of the placers. But, once constructed and set to work with becoming energy, skill, and prudence, a permanent annual yield of $25,000,000 from this source profits the State far more than the fitful yield of far greater sums from repositories which must inevitably very soon become dried up. That mining investments, under proper supervision as to location of mine, manage- ment, etc., are not to be considered a precarious so'irce of revenue, let us examine the results obtained from a careful calculation of the profits from legitimate mining enterprises, as compared with those derived from railways, canals, w.ater works, navi- gation, gas, dock, and land companies, held in the City of London.* It was found that the average annual returns from the latter class of investments were three and seven-eighths per cent, on the average selling price, while the three hundred and fifty mines in the Mining Share List, including copper, lead, and tin, divided annually thirteen and one-half per cent., thus showing that sound mining adventures pay, on the average, more than three times as much as is derived from all other species of investments. However gratifying may be the exhibit of the mineral productions of the State in the past, it is to be looked upon only as an earnest for the future. With denser popula- tion, cheaper labor, more secure title, and extension of the means of easy communi- cation, we may confidently anticipate a still better, because safer, field of enterprise fur capital, and a vigorous and healthful development of all our resources. QUARTZ MILLS. ■■^ \ Tlie number of quartz mills in (iperation in this State in April, 1857, was one hundred and thirty-eight, ^ with an aggregate of iifteen hundred and twenty-one stamps ; the cost of erection of which was one mil- 1 lion seven hundred and sixty -tliree IhouBiind dollars. The number in operation, November, 1858, was two i hundred and seventy-nine, with au average of two thousand six hundred and tun stamps ; the cost of eren- i tion of which wuB three million two hundred and seventy thousand dollars. The number in operation,; January Ist, 1867, is four hundred nnd eleven, of which two hundred and seven are propelled by steam, I one hundred and eighty-six by water, and eighteen by steam and water. The cost of machinery is estimated at five million nine hundred thousand dollars. In addition to the stamps here enumerated, there are employed four hundred and nineteen arustras, of which three hundred and fifty are connected with different quartz mills, and the remainder arc employed in diffei'ent sections of the quartz region. Included in this estimate are thirty-five cement mills, viz : in El Dorado County, six ; in Nevada County, twenty ; and in Placer County, nine— which are distinguished in the table by an asterisk. (*) • London Mining Journal, August lltb, 1866. QUARTZ MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 78 TAIJLE OF QUARTZ MILLS. [Compiled at the ofllce of tlio PaclHc Coast llushicas Directory, January Ut, 1867,] ' WITH THE I.OCATIO.S, NAME OK MILL, I) ATE OK ERECTION, NUMDEU OK STAMI'S, COiT OK MACHISKIIV,* AND THE DIKKCTOU'a OK OWNEU'S NAME OF EACH. . Location. Name of SlilL 1^ (5 c IS 1863 1804 186(i 1850 1858 18r.(i 1867 185U IK,G 18U5 1858 IHtiO 1857 1865 18fi5 1864 18H0 1862 1866 1854 1.S64 1H64 1858 1808 1858 1868 1869 1868 1869 1866 1858 1865 1865 1802 1800 1863 1856 18C0 1864 1805 1866 1805 1806 1866 1866 18t)6 1866 1856 1867 1863 1850 1850 1866 1852 1865 1861 1864 1^ 3 o 1' 10 6 10 10 8 10 8 40 40 10 10 20 lU 20 10 16 10 10 10 40 4 10 20 16 10 40 20 16 20 12 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 10 20 "if.' 1 12 4 12 10 12 10 15 10 12 17 12 6 12 10 > it- r "i' 4 4 i Cost. 2:? 1 rrcsout Occupants, ALPINE COUNTY. Marklopville I'ioncer steam n steam s & w steiim water steam s & w steam s& w water s& w II steam water II steam II II water ti s ft w « ater II II II 8 & W water 8& w ' water " ateom 8 & w II steam water btcani steam ;i It II II II II water steam II water li 11 steam water 950,000 15 000 20,000 10,000 12,000 10,000 6,000 40,000 40,00(( 10 000 10,000 20,000 10,000 100,000 10,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 10,000 40,000 7,600 10.000 16,000 10,000 10,000 40,000 10,000 16,030 20,000 10.000 12,000 9,000 10,000 20,000 8,000 4,000 20,000 15.000 20,000 9 000 8,000 5,000 8,000 3,000 21,000 12,000 15,000 30,000 15,000 15,000 15,000 10,000 20,000 4,000 8,000 ■18,666 10,000 Silver II Gold. II :: tl ,, ft It If tk fi tl 11 ft II ft ft 14 ff If it tt tt tt 11 ft II ft 11 tl If (f il II fl if ff it (f II ff fl t( ft If If Jones, Wado & Co. W, Whitesides U. VVasb'n M. & M. Co. MIddlefon & Co. William A. ruliner. Cnrdncr & Fleeliart. Gardner & Flwliart. Gusliwildor & Co. Hooper & Co. W, J. I'augh. E, T. Steoii. Hooper & Co. Creed & Wood. .Soatou M. C;o, Eagan & Co. C. T. Meader. S. C. Fogus. C. T. Meador. Tubbs & (;o. .lames Morgan. Bruno & Co, Cushing. Ryder & Co. Hurst & Co. A, Havward. R. C, bowns. A, Havward. R. C. Downs, Sup't. Slahoncy Brothers. C, T, Meader. C. T, Wheeler, California Furnace Co. I'ine, Sup't. J, T, Farley. Uurd & Co. Rose & Co. Fogus & Co. Lawton & Co. C. T. Jleadcr. J. T. Farley. W. U. Thoss. Lawton & ('o. Tulloch k Co. M, Tynan. BInny & Co. E. C. Ross k Co. Ilnlstcad. Ncsbit k Co. OrovilleG. &S, M, Co. M. H, WoUst Co. U.N. Tilden. N. Lurco, Prince & Co. Mill. D. Southworth. E ft. G. Stickles. Winters & Bovee. Spence 4 Co. Mina Rica Co. Jones k Co. Silver Mountain II II AMADOn COUNTY. Amador Citv Star Wasliinif toll Anindor .... 41 i( lUuikor Hill tt *i Kluoluirts It II Hazard Kevstone tl (1 14 tt SDriiic Hill Clinton Hocky Futlu \t l^nfoii Drytown II IMymoutli PotOBi tt FiUdlotown Jackson 1* Hichmond. Coney H Hubbard!* II Tubbs II Oneida Lower Randicclii rine Grovo Itnliiin lianchcria ll0 San AudroBH, . Sandy (iulcli. Skull Flnt... West Point... HL DOHADO COCKTV. Cold .Spiingi- Coloiim Cosumucs Diamond 8prlng8. Kl Dorudo Georgetown., Goorjdn Slide. Grizzly Flat. .. Lyonifdalp Kelsey riuccrvillc Shingle Springs. SmitVi'ii Flat. . . . Soap Weed . . Texas Hill . . . Volcanovillo. White Ituck . INYO COUNTV. Chr)'8opolis City . . . CoHU DiKtrlct George's Creek Inyo Diirtrict Keaniarge City Koarearge District. . Slate Range.. KBRM COU.VTY. Erskino Crook Greenhorn Uavilah Name of Mill. r II Cherokee 1S80 Duncans IJotiS Kesorvdir J8ti4 1802 1866 18U0 1863 1864 1864 Dry Creek Kl Dorado Cnrlton'H Ai.istra£... .Musqucto Q. M. Co8 Kiithgobs Taitc* SIcGlynn.. . , Tubbs I860 WoodhouBO 1868 Casners 11859 Harris ;1860 Hopes 1860 Uceys 1861 .Sohuiidt & Fisher 1864 Vaucea 1862 r* I M Softs r r Columbus l.^abollG.& S. .M.Co.. .Stillwugon & Morton . . TullochSt Ault *Cookc9 Fort Yuma. I.ogtown Montezuma N. V. Kl Dorado 8u)|;ar Loaf. rnioM Wilders Clipper G. & S. M. Co.. Wooilsidc Hlue Kock KugU^ Itlue Lodge I'lynuiuth Uiiiniou Loafer's Ilolluw Manning Now Kl Dorado Kow York •acilic 'overty I'oint (■rays •Brewster & Co.'s *llo(ik& Ladder •Tafts Cobb& Co •Stewarts French •Live Oak 1866' . . . . 18IM! 6 I8au: 4 1866; 8 18661 6 1868 10 18661 40 1866 1866 1866 1865 18B3| Lafayette, Owens K. . . . Owen's Lake Owen's Itivcr, east side. San Carlos OroFino Josephine I'assmoros N. Y. Co.'s I'auls Koarsarge Co Kearsarge Union Owen's Kivor Mill N.Y. Mining Co Ida : San Carlos Slate Range Erskino Creek 1866 Alpine C. M. Co 1868J Agua Calionto 1866 1 Freemans 18^ i General Grant G. M.Co 1866; Howe&Oders 18851 Kellum & Wright 18661 Loyola 1864| Marsh & Kennedy 1866 N. Y. & Clear C'k'M. Co 18661 Pioneer Il866> 18631 2 18661 10 1866; 20 18611 2 18611 15 1806 16 1866 10 186tl 4 18631 16 18621 20 1867 i 10 1864 1 10 1863 10 1866 12 1866 4 1860 10 1866 12 1868; 10 1869, 20 1868 8 1866 20 1866, 6 1866 4 1865 1 16 1866' 6 18661 20 1866 1863 1864 1866 1863 1866 10 1866 8 o 9 Cost. I steam i93,000 " I 16,000 wotcr 10,000 stoani 10,000 "• I 10,000 water 200 steam 16,01)0 wat<-i 7.000 • I 6,000 •' 8.000 " 15,000 3.000 3,000 16,000 4.000 water 8,000 steam 15,000 SEo. a .■" S Gold. water steam water steam water ste;i water steam water steam water steam 6,000 1,6IK) 4,0(KI LOOOjCem't iGold. 9.000: " (K),(H»0 " 20,000' " 15.000 " 12,000: " 2,600' " 12.0001 " 6,000 " l.OOO! " lij.ooo; '• 60.000 '• 1 " 20.0001 " 12,000' •• 5,000| " wufori steam j water steam water 10.0001 16.000, 8,000' 1,500; 6,(KI0; 500, 2,000 4,000 8,000 i 40,000 2,000 I water! steam i Wttteri steam water steam woter steam G&S water 35,000 30,0 X) 2,000 50,000 10,000 60,000 15,000 15,(X)0 15,000 20,000 lO.OuO 20,000 28,000 5,000 Gold. steam 30,000 16,000 6,000 12,000 16,000 10,000 22,000 4 water 17,000 steam 22,000 9,000 Present Occupants. CherokeoM. Co. Duncan k Co. .Shoppard & Co. Knux & Co. William Irvine. H. F. Caritou. Cutter ft Waten. John Rathgeb. lullo & McGlynn. Tubbs ft Co, C. Smith. Casner ft Barnes. A. Harris. Ho|K!. A. Lacey. Schmidt ft Fisher. — Bernard. ■I.e. McTarnahan, Sup't. IPIiilo Isabell, Sup't. Stlllwagon ft Norton. Tulloch ft Ault. J. Cooke ft Ca JGuldv ft Burlingham. Spenco, Agent !n. Y. Kl Dorado Co. I It. Dlekerman, Sup't ij. T. lliilioock, Sup't B. W. Wilder. IR. Cushnuin, Sup't. Ash, Lime & Knox. John llinosJ^cCo. Willitini Bigler. A. M Stetson, Sup't. ' Potior, Sup't. lllnrnion (j. ft S. M. Co. C. W. Moulthrop, Sup't. jltlain, Aldorson ft Co. A. Lazeas, Sup't F Rood. J. M. Douglass. Burdiekft Whito. i(iray, Bros, ft Son. Brewster ft Co. Andon^on ft Redd. P. M. Taft, Cobb ft Co. Stewart ft Hall. French Co. Ward Bros. Now York Co. New York Co. Thos. Passmore. N. Y. Co., M. Dorc.Ag't New York Co. Kearsarge Co, (ioldtliwaito ft Co. Union M. Co. Owen's R. M. Co. New York M.Co. Ida JI. Co. San Carlos M. Co. Slate Range Co. Krskino Crook Co. W. F. White ft Co. Wolskill ft Co. N. Y.ftClcarCr'kM.Co. (loneral Grant M. Co. Howe & Co. Kellnm ft Wright. II. McKcaduoy. Marsh ft Kennedy, N.Y. ft Clear Cr'lc M.Co. J. II. Thomaii. * Cement Mills. it ti 1, 41 it • Cemon QUARTZ MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 76 Locutiou. KKllH—eonlinueil. llttviluh KoIkuo Cimou II II Kcnivilli' Koj'Hvillo I'oHH Flat Wulkor'8 Uusiii KI.AMATII COUNTY. Itliiuk Hour Uulcli Kdcly's k Mercoil Kiver II II 11 II II II Mount (iaiiu'!) Mount Ophir Nortli Fork Merced U II Ik II II Vrinccton HIierlock'H Creek Sweetwater II Split Rock '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Stockton Creek Teiuperauct! Creek. . . II II White's Flat Whitlocks MOKO COUNTY. Kodio II Hot SpriugH NKVADA COUNTY. llloomtiold Ciaco French Corral 11 41 I. II (jriBS Valley Kamc of Mill. Itaud & Co.'ii Rood & Llllios Union tulunchoO. & S.M. Co I'ottuHU. ft S.'M. Co... Rogori! Hiffliluuti. &S. M. Co. Sunnier Mammoth RobertR ft Co.'g Lons Tom Joo Walker M. Co r 1866 14tI6 18tl6 18«U 18B6 IStW 1804 18H4 18iW 1855 lllack Bear.. . lAvj Yankee. L'nion Mullen k Co J. Bobblo G. Chittenden Bear Valley lIeHle|H< Sliimer & Co WatthbuniK Feliciunu Vein Bliick & Munu8 ! Floyds Joluisonii {CowurdH Illten illurniluHU.&S. M.Co. I Francis {Muripoiia Maxwell (i.fc S.M, Co, i Benton MillH ' FerL'usouH IMilfer A Co.'g {Peek, FountBin & Co.. . : Rutherford Bros I Mount (jaines 'Mount Upliir Clark, Derrick & Co. . . (joodman k Co I'rinceton ('ashman & Co.'s Ellis Rollins & Co Crown Lead Co Mariposa Co Barretts Lafayette M. Co Dun Breen k Co Whitlock U. & S. M. Co. )Empiro. ilomestake Williams & Wicklaud. .Co. Kuroka H. 8c M. Enterprise American M. Co.'s. . . *Amorican M. Co.'s, . •Empire Allison Raucli. Alta Hill Byers CAmbridge Eureka U. Co Forest Spring Gold Hlh Hartcrey louo M. Co.'s Lady Franklin Laramies Latona Lucky H.Co.'i IKIiSi 10 I8(iU 20 186' I8li6 18tt4 1865 1860 1863 1866 18(i& 1860 1861 1869 I860 1863 18(10 1866 18fM 1864 1858 1861 18ti2 1862 1860 18)12! 10 1868: 24 1S57; 10 1866| 8 18601 24 1863, 16 1861 1863 1863 1868 1860 1866 1865 1863 1866 1866 1866 1866 1866 1862 1866 1866 1864 1867 1863 1866 1866 1856 1864 1866 10 stcum water steam steam II water II II II steam water steum water steam water steam water steam li water steam water steam water steam water steam II water Cost 01? C:2. < o. 91lj,000 Gold. 6000 " 18,000 1 •• 15,000 10,000 40,000 30,000 45,000 8,(Hi0 22,000 26,000 2,000 4,000 10,IjOO 20,000 10,000 12,(J00 6,000 6,ij00 2,000 4,000 12,000 26,000 22,000 30,(100 4,(X)0 82,000 60,000 120,000 6,000 6,0«0 6,000 12,000 18,000 95,000 7,000 4,000 40,000 20,000 6,000 8,000 20,000 6,000 6,000 6,000 1,600 22,000 130,000 2.500 steam water steam water steam water steam water steam 30,000 7,000 3,000 7,000 Z8',o66 80,000 20,000 20,000 20,000 10,000 8.000 8,000 I'resout Uooupants. A. A. Rand k Co. Iti>cd & Lillle. J. II I'leiior k Co. OlancheG.ft S.M. Co. I'ettns U, k 8. M. Co. R, II. Rouurs. Biff Bine tj.fc S.M. Co. Kern River G. ft S.M.Co. Mammoth d, M, Co. G. D. Roberts k Co. >a Co. jMuxn.'llG. k S.M. Co. JMuripiiFa Co. E. Fergu.-ion. 'Miller k Jenkins, jl'eck. Fountain k Co. Jas. Tniinerliill. I Felix Deville. SIuripoKB t'o. W.W. Helton. I Goodman k Co. I Blariposa Co. jCushniun k Co. I Samuel Ellis. I Rollins fc Co. I Crown Lead Co. i Mariposa Co. iJosrpli Barrett. ' LafUvotte M. Co. Duiiiel Breen & Co. Whitlock v. & S.M. Co, Silver Gold. ii Cem't Gold. Empire M. & M. Co. Ilomestake M, & M. Co. Williams & Wickland. Eureka M. & M. Co. Frank Max.son, Sup't; I. 8. Crall, Sup't. 1. S. Crall, Sup't. B. Vilain. Agent. Stanton k Co. J. JeflVoe, Sup't. John Byers. Cronire, Bulkley k Co. William Watt, Sup't. J. H. Bayliss, Sup't. J. K. Edwards, Sup't. J. S. t,ambert, Sup't. S. T. Curtis, Sup't. J. R. Rush. John Laramie. W. R. Taylor, Sup't. W. R. Taylor, Sup't. >Cem«nt Mills. t Unfinished. t Valued by Assessor. t^ I I 76 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY LooatJon. TT — :,'■ it ti H II II II 11 II 1865 I860 1869 1860 1801 1861 1860 1863 1861 1864 186U 1868 1804 18tM 1866 1801 1804 18'J6 1S63 1864 1304 1806 1806 1800 1866 1806 1806 1803 1866 1802 1856 1800 1806 1800 1866 1800 1806 1866 1805 1860 1866 1806 1863 1865 1866 1864 18S4 18031 12 1801 1 8 IJ 8 6 12 10 4 6 4 8 8 8 10 10 8 10 10 steam o Cost. water Hicani water i^tenni water stenm |s k w jstouni water stenm water steam water Hteam walur sleam water tl hteam water steam water Sl&.OOO 8,000 16,000 40,000 126,000 20,000 W.OOO 20,000 10,000 20,000 6,000 80,000 6,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 8,U0() 9,000 17000 76,000 16,000 22,000 15,(XK) 8,000 4,000 c Trcsent Occupants. Gold. 8.000 '24,000 7,000 5,000 •26.000 10,000 8,500 8,000 9,000 20,000 Oij.OOO 5,000 '3.666 2,5' 15.000 6,000 16,000 16,000 6,500 Moam 16,000 water steam water stenm water steam water steam 6,000 4600 6,000 7,000 3000 16,000 12.000 4,000 12,000! 12,000 Cem't 6,000 Gold. 7,000 Cem't 10,000 " 15,000 " 12,000 " 8,000 " ' 6,000;Gold. Cem't Gold. Cenrt Gold. Cem't Gold. Snp't Cem't Gold. Cem't Gold. Cem't II Gold. 10,000' Cem't 2,000 Gold. 2,000 6,000 10,000 8,000 IL.Scadden, Sup't. Willinm Hill, .lohn Smith, Sup't. W. II. Ilodda, Sup't Kinplro Bllning ('o. Kniiilro Mining Co. W. A. Willinms, Agent. A. B. Brady, Sup't Watt k Co. •I. JofTro?, Sup't. Fhidloy k Co. •loKeph I'eriin. Daniel Metirath, ('. C (iolng, Sup't. John Knox, Sup't. Fuller, Goods|)eed k Co. Ciirrun k Buukman. F. Larkln, Ueniingtnn k I'ond. •I. K. Stewart, Sup't. •Ins. S. Harrison, Sup't. .1. R .Siinlrcs, Sup't. N. W. Winton k Co. (ieo. W. Kidd. Sup't. riill Kiuhurdx, Sup't. ■liicobs k Surgent. •S. Hooker, Snp't. K UuoKoomb. Sup't. h. Cliaroiiiiat. Snp't. (i. W. KIdd, .Sup't. .Iiioob>i, Sargent k V.o, W Maltmnii. Sup't .Mnreliie Bros. William Katclifr, Sup't F. A. Bliller. Sup't. Brown, Hinds k Co. O. I'alnu-r. .1. H. Hulm, Sup't Tti.is. F. Dlngley, Snp't. K. Uunpcomb, Sup't. W. (.:. stiles. S. I). Merchant. A. Tucker, Sup't .lumes Weir. T. Will!'', Sup't. Frank Kniiin, Sup't N. Knowltou, Sup't. ("apt l.indM'v, Sup't S. D. Wciolfey, Sup't. Kdw'd Witliington.Az't .John I'atterson, Sup't. II. K. Itrown, Agent Cozzons k timbers. W. F. llevdliintr, Sup't. S. Stelting, Agent, A. Necce, Agent. Collins & Sons. - Mlllctt. J. Wheeler, Agent. William Davis, Agent. John SlcKinncy, Agent. C^olman k Co. A. Jloore * Co. McCullongh M. Co. William Northwood. J. 1'. Castner & Co. George W. Reamer. Geo. W. Keamer, Ag't A. H Mallorv, Agent Har]>onding H. Co. Harpending M. Co. James Dod^t k Co. — Sohnabel, C. D. I'ugii k Co. Wolty & Co. Grant k Co. J. Rogers. • Comeivt Mills. t Unfinished. Chlpps Div ■T: QUARTZ MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 77 Lomtion. vi.MiKn—rontlnnrit. WtilKkoy DlRglngB (I It Wixconaln mil... ".'.!'.. I'LCMAft COlI^•J^. Arponliiia lIultoHnr Dixie Kiin-I(ii Lako. ... Krniiklin Hill.., (icHci'fCo Valloy. (jrociivillo Indian Vnltoy. Jamifion Creek. Mohawk Valley. UoiinUVnllcy... KuhIi Crcc'k BAN BEUNAnDINO TO. Ilolcomb Valley MaruiiKa Mojave ■RANT A COUNTY. Copper City French Uulch Lower Springs. Muletown Old Diggiiign..'. RIERRA cor NTT. Alloghnnytown (I American Hill ChippH. Divide Downieville. (iold Lake (iold Viilley Hog ('iinun Jim Crow Canon., Namcof)ti1l. Kakor k Cronby. . . OrlenlBl,, Arnold, Loo ft Co. Shermnn, Hoot k Co. '8, Hiitio liar Co AbboltK Comptona Dixie Wilen Kureka Krniiklin Hill Co Ward* Co (irpenvillo Lone Ktar Ciofcpnt (Iroscent Indian Valley TennHylvania Mammoth ■7H Co King ft Co (ioldnn (jiito licrgMill MpIIur McIioIp Green l^iodo. I'cokB Highland... Honevcomb., Washington., (■corgo'H Ihiion Kanaka rotoKi Mammoth... IHOO 1800 mm 1800 IS&I 1804 1808 1808 18t!3 1R08 1863 18tK) ma 1802 1802 1802 18(10 isia 1808 1861 1862 1800 18)8 1808 1800 1S04 1803 1804 1808 18f«> 1851 1800 1800 18(iO 1805 1804 Kanaka Creek Kanaka liaviiip. ... Middle Yuba IJiver, Minncsotp. I Hriggs k Co Calitbrnia Uountai>: Hoiifu Sierra ButtcB.... Wob Ravine Yuba River H. F. " " 8. F.. " " 8. K.. Kiigle 1800 21y.M.0o 1806 AmoiicnnHill 1868 IJainbow 1867 Charcoal Co 1858 KeyMono U, M. to 1868 (iold Hhiff 1868 Mont|)elior Co 1868 OroCo 1800 Slug Canon 186» HnvenKfc Co 1800 Cold Valley 1868 I'rimroso Oo 1858 Ironsides 1904 IMumbngo 1802 Sierra Consolidated 1803 Oak Flat Co 18ta Kanaka (^ M. Co 18ti5 French .Hti6 !8t3 1856 Mountain ilouro 1858 BigeiowCo 1858 ludcpvndonco 1868 KanoftCo 1806 Mexican Co 1868 .Sierra Uuttcs Co 1852 Union 1800 FourllillB 1862 Chlpps 1868 Kcntuokjr 1860 BISKITOir COUNTY. Humbug Creek I Indian Crook , Quartx Valley. Siskiyou Lash ft Co. . London Siskiyou Turk^a. Sleeper Mill. I Coat ilowcll Cruslior. 1802 1869 1858 8 1867 4 18QSl 8 ■team water • ft w water ■^t(am water steam water steam wafer «« steam 14 water se.ooo 60,000 26,000 1,600 1,600 1,600 0,000 7,000 6,000 100,000 2,000 1,600 0,000 7.000 26,000 00,000 20,000 ao.ooo 20,0(X) 8,000 2.000 20,000 15,000 20,000 10.000 26.000 go Tresont Oooupanta. Gold. Ccm't Gold. Peachy. HofTtnan ft Co. Coiiklln. Ilosmer ft Co. Arnold, Leo ft Co. Sherman, Root ft Co. Hutto liar Co. H. n. Abbott. J. D, Comiiton. H, C, Kiiluoll. Wiles ft Uro. John I'arriitt. Franklin Hill Co. Ward & Co. H, K. Uidwell. Ilidweli ft AFchlm. W. A, Ilolingerft Co. W. A.Rolingerft Co. J. N. Illood ft Co. Trucks ft Walcrworlh. Mcticc ft Thompson. KIwell, Nuvo ft Co. King ft Co. IIowpll ft llaynes. '■ llolthuuso. Miller ft Co. • A.Wnde, Silver Mnroiiga M. Co. G.ftS, George E. Moore. 0,000 10,000 0,000 10,000 1,600 0,000 3,000 8 000 atoam 2oi00O Gold. wotor s ft w steam ., water steam 1 water 1 «' 2 ,1 1 11 steam s ft w water steam water It steam water steam 2 41 2 water <» 41 «i (f t( 41 44 steam 44 44 water steam 12.000 4,600 8,500 8,600 8,300 12,600 14,100 7.00U 6,000 7,100 6,150 16,200 16,400 lO.WX) 2,000 00,000 4,500 22,500 4,000 6,600 4,000 6.360 6,000 36,00r) 1,000 1.000 80.000 8.600 6.300 4,200 6,000 6,000 10.000 8,000 6,000 5,000 Peck. Thos. I'urnell, Sup't S. (irovcr J. Syme, Sup't. W. Ij. Gcorgo. H. .Jones. Kelly. C'otron. I. Isaacs. Eagle Q. M Co. 21 *}. SI. Co. Young & Co. P. A. Lamping. Bcauclininp & Laugton. Keystone y. 51. (.'o. Slumpf ft Co. Jloutpelicr ii. M. Co. v. A. I.nin))iiig, ainckstono i}. M. Co. 'lavcns .' Lenipricb, '.lerrick ft tirey, iPrimrosoM. Co. [Ironsides Q. M. Co. Hottdlcv ft Co' I Sierra Con. O. M. Co. Ouk Flat Q. sr. Co. Kanaka l}. M. Co. French Cunipany. Itriggs &Co. Wiiglit ft Ho wen. Watson ft Co. , Uigelow & Sloore. i Independence M. Co. Kane ft Co. Maldonado ft Co. Sierra ISuttes Co. Union Q. M. Co. Spencer ft Grey. English & lliggins. McKenzio. Lash ft Co. London Q. M. Co. F. Turk. Sleopor ft Co. ^ n ■ 78 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Location. Nnme of Mill. TULA UK lOUNTV. White Ulvcr TUOLUMNK COINTV. Amorii' . Cniiip Itulil y- .iiitnlii llliio (lulch Cherokee Cnrters.... Houston. ,. liudiiiit. .. Josephiiip. Caldir's liniieli Coiilitieiice District., Deer Creek.. . 5-iMlIe (.reck. Jackass Hill JJ. F. Tuolumne 11.. I'overty Hill. Kawhiile Itnncli., Soulsbyville..'. ... Sonorn 8u>;ar I'lne. Summcrville Summit I'asF Stanislaus Hiver.. 'luoluniiie liiver.. Turnbiick Creek., Tuttletown Whiskey lllil. Whitman's I'liss.. Wood's Crohslnj?. Yankcx Hill. Yorktown.. . YUBA COUNTY. Brown's Vniley Damcbroge.. )ef!';r.'on I'ennsylvania Jones & Woodmnri. Sophia Kajrle l.arco .. . Mngce Coinstdck Conlldoiico Inde|ieiiileiicc DciT Creek Mazel Dell Kversona Walters Kig Cniton Koiiita Consuelo (irizzly 8tarr Kinjt (■olden Kitle Hesleps Rawhide Knncli. . ., (iilsons Sonlsby Sonora Daegner Kureka Kxcelslor ( i reen s i.oniburdo Monitor I'irate Summers Col. ti. & S. M. Co. Teleffriiph ISucliniuin Laurel Hill I'ttttersons Valparaiso I'restons Heists Whitmans Apps Clem & Co.'s Duncans ■Shanghai Mre. Hills WJ^ If I Cofit. < a Eaglevillo Indian Ranch. Middle Yuba. Smartsvillc . .Sweet Vciijjcanec. T(*inple, No. 2. . . . Mount Hope Andrew Jackson. iRon vm mm 186t 18C4 18(10 IRfifi 1«0« l-nfjft; IRMl \m 1R«2 ISfif) 1864 1805 1)V)9 1868 1860 18«6| 1861)' 18661 18(i5l ISfiOi I8r.t! 1860 1858 18t«! 18ti4 la59 1800 ISW) 1803 ISiiO 18(iO 1804 1800 1869 1867 1867 1868 1800 1800 1806 1800 1859 1869 1802 1859 1869 \mi 1802 1806 1806 1860 1806 1800 isteam'«2O,00O gold water; 8,fMK) '• 3,000 " 1 " -6,000 " p & w water steam . I water , , steam . i water •' " i ! steam i wafer 'steairi .water 10.000! 6,000 : 10,0001 3,000: 7,0(K) 8,000' 10,000 1 10,000! 8,(X»0i 4,000, 10,000' 5,000 1 15,0001 10,0001 20,000 20,000 1 7,0001 16,000 ! 10,000] 46,0(K) 8,0(K), 20,0(K)1 16,o;m>: 10,0»K> •20.0(Kl 10,000 stciim water lil.OOO !0,(XI0 II 10,000 8,000 II 20,000 II 20,000 II 10,fK)0 II 3.0(.0 ti 10,0(10 II 0,000 11 4,fi(lO 2,0(K» II 5,0. Johnson, Ag't. (iilson & Hum|>tou. D. Davidson S Co. Sonora (fold Co. Wm. Daeuner. Kdwaids. Agent. Wright it (iihnoie. — (jreen. C. I.onibardo. Monitor (i. & a. M. Co. C. Dorsey. (i. .Summers, (ioddurd & Co. D. DavidM)n & Co. Tuol. (i. M. I'll. .San Francisco Co. |W. I'tttterson. 'Valparaiso Co. , Kosecrans & Co. it:. Keist iMllnerft Co I John App & Co. I Clem & Co. J. Duncan. (iashwilder & Hooper. Mrs. L. Hill. Damebroge JI. Co. JetTerson .M. Co. I'ennsylvania M. Co. .Sweet Vengeance M. Co. Incorporated. Incorporated. Mount Hope M Co. Andrew .lacksun M. Co. In Nevndti foiinty tliere nro IIG mines beintf worked at the present time. Many of tlieiu have not yet been thorouia;hly opened, inul (inito a number hi.ve no other machinery thnn hoistiu),' workc Tliere ure 5.5 qiinrtz nnd 50 cement mills, making a total of 7,5 mills in tlie county. Two of tlie mills are dry crushers, and the remaining Git have 7HS stamps. The mines have, for mills iind hoisting works, 0!) Bteam engines, and "t ."50 mines llic wlioie or a part of tlie nmeliinery is run by water power. Fifty seven companies report the nuni'ier of men employed. In that number of eluinm 1,797 men are engaged. The Supeiin- tendents of HJ mills report the total amount erushed during the year. This number of quartz mills have cruehed, in the aggregate, 85,800 tons of roek, aveniging 'i,(J8l J tons to the mill for tiie year. The aggre- gate yield of the 18 mines, of which the total yield is reported, is $2,187,300 for the year. This is Irtmi quart/, alono, as none of the cement mines or gravel claims are reported. The average yoHily yield of tlie mills reported is aliout $120,000 each. The largest yield is from tlio Eureka, of (iiiiss Valley, which crushed 11,100 tons, yielding nearly f (100,000. The next largest yield is from the Allison Ranch Mine : 7,000 tons of rock were crushed, producing an aggregate of flh'W.lHK). — AmicsKor'ii Report, 1860. There are purposes, cr hundred do aggregate le ditches in tli In additioi for mnnicipa and the cnpi San Knincisi Angeles has completed in For Minin: Name A, MA DO I Amador Amador Co. ( Moyle Huckeye Huena" ViMa. Hutte Canal.. Hosumnes Wii Drv Creek ludiin ({ulch.. " " J Kellum Hitcl. Lancha I'lann Lorees Meeks Mile Oulcli, . Open Cut Flu I'urdees I'uriiHon'H. Fhelps &c Co. I Tigeon t;reek. Potosi I'roctor, Wiilk Reiehling St. \ Hiclitmycr. . liieh At'Co.'s. Uitter Sutler Creek ii Volcano . . . nUTTK Abbott & Co. Hutte Creek . Clienikee Co. Doweys Forbestown . . Hutchings Little Uiitlo... Oregon (J ulch. Rock Creek... Spring Valley. Table Moimtaii Williams.... CAT.AVKIIA1 Calaveras Com Campo Seco i Canal Co... Clark & Co.'s. Conmds CAiVALS AND WATER DITCHES — CALIFORNIA, 79 CANALS AND WATER DrTCIIES. Tliere are five tboiisiind throe Imiidrcil mid twenty-eiifht miles of arlilioiiil wnter conrRoa, for mining purpoRea, constrnctpd in tliiB Stiite, at a coBt of fifteen million five linndred and fleventy-live tliniipnnd four hnndred dollura. In addition to the length here stnted, there uro niinierouB Biilmidiaiy hninclicR, the iigf^reKHte length of whieli Ib enliinafed lit over eight hnndred miles, and several hundred niilcH of new ditches in tht cotirso of oonHlniclion. In addition to those eniiineratcd in the ahovc, there lire nHiiioroiis cnterprifcH ormiiii/.ed to fiirniHli water for mnnicipal and a^'rii'ultnral pnrpoBCB. Twenty-Buveii tities and towns in llio interior are tlniB Hnpplied, and the rapitsl employed anumnt'i to sovernl niillioim of dollars. The Spring Valley Water AVorl;a, of Snn Francisco, is nn extensive aad costly niidertiil.^,()00 40,(100 (>,0(I0 10,(K)0 2,(100 22,000 :!0.ooo 2,000 l.oOOi 2,000 !)0,0()0 Name of Owi.cr. .Tiiriie.i .lohnpton & Hros. Piodie iV Uiiyeniue. thiuii'H .Mehan. While and (,'o. .1. Foete Turner, liiilte Canal (Jo. (;. A. Piiriiiton. DaviK & Co. W. L. McKiin. Duell A; Co. liulte (Jaiuil Co. Pi'octor lit liiiwdon. Sau.uel Loree. Aleeks & Sous. N. Paivons. Pioche &. Bayerqne. I5,000l Reuben Frv, Agent. t),000: Phelps &. Co. «,000lsinipM)n &. Co. 2,:)00,ninkMou & (ih.ver. 10,0011 1 Walker & Lancaster. IO,000|Iieichling& Alt. 10,0001 H. K. !ticlilniver. ■l,000lRich At Co. ■ l.jO,(l(IO|K»lale of William Rilter. IS.OOO .r. K. Wiiriicr. 1 10,000 Pioche & Hayerque. roo Abbott Si Co. 10,000; Harbour &, Co. .''i.OOd (;lien.kee(;o. 20,000 :s. L. Dewev. 1 S. Feather SVuler Co. 1.000' llntcliin!.'s. S.OOOMcKenny 10,000 •lames Findlev. » .'•,00 (Jlmrles Hosnior A:. Vo. H ."iOO .lames Jordan. 10 1,5,0110 O. Merrill &, Co. ■150 ,500,0110 1). W. Slaudeford, Afjenf. o 1,200 Charles Ilosnier &. Co. 1!> 12,00l) .South Fork (Janal Co. :) 0,000 William .Sloiirns & Co. 21 20,000 .Soiuli Fork Canal Co. :) 3,000 S. Lavronia iV Co. I.-) 10,0(iO Becbe &. Co. 20 00,0110 .1. M. Dou^laiis. 10 f),000 Moiitezuni:i Co. 10 30,0011 K L. Pari,, r. I.W 300,000 Pilot Creek Water Co. i;« 4,000 Cieorf,'e Mull. .... 1.50,000 Hiibeit Bell, A^ent. 10 30,000 .1. B. HoH.-iMKton. 10 (i,ooo Hoiish & Co. 16 12,000 J. M, DoUKlass. r> 5,000 (!luirles llosiner fc Co. :t;» 300,000 ('Iiarlc'i llosiiicr & Co. 1 300 CIkii'Iis llosmcr iV, (Jo. 11) 10,000 Soii'h Fork (Janal Vd. 15 30,000 N. Y. and .San Carlos C. Co. I 2,000 Shelton Si. (irahatn. 7\ 7,500 A. J. Ciaw I'lnl. ') 2,f)00 Mni'ch & l<:ilir. 5 7,000 Wallers A: Brown, :< 5,000 J. T. Barrows. 7;i 5 7,000 C. &. A. Adams. 4 5,000 Adams tt. Batcheldcr. H 12,0110 C. T. Emerson. H 2,000 I. N. Hoop. 15 $10,000 Morton &, Co. 10 800 James Malono. Nam MON( Mono.. NKVADi Buckmnn Sc E. Williams Empire Co.'g Eureka Watc Excelsior Car Gardners Nevada Watc Remiuffton H Surjfent & Ja South Yuba ( Stehrg I Union nr.ACER Ameriean Rive Auburn A-. lj,.,| Bartlett & Tin Byrd'g Vallev. Dutch Flat VVi El Dorado Wa (fold Hill and I (frizzly Hall &. Hubbat Hancock Hills ■■ Independent . . . Indian Indiana Water ( Janiison McKce McKinstry... ' "'ners ; >untain I --oith Shirt Tail ; Secret Cufion... i South Yuba... jTodii's Valley.. I iilon jl'nion, Yankee J I »olcauo P'.UMAS c Burton Guhh.. ' Cascade WhIim' i l-'catber R. &, A\ •iiiib Flat lluinlMi;,' "luiKarian iiiVl' "idiun Bar ■^losiiuito M(.unt Pleasant. •V'lson Point,. I loneer I'linnas liichmond Hill ■•^HW iMIII iV 'i'avl. ■>"iish Hancli.'. Spring (Jiirdeii... iwclve-Mile Bar [Up Nevada or .Slimiv j™ Inn (Voni Dcor Or ' m: ''•*'1','''<''"""'vl)( CANALS AND WATER DITCHES — CALIFORNIA. 81 Xame of Ditch. MONO COUNTY. Mono.. NEVADA COUNTY. Backmnn & Ciirmim . . E. Williiima Empire Co.'s Eureka Water Co Excelsior Cunul Co Oardiierg Nevada Water Co Iieinin);ton Hill Surffeiit & Jii<(il)8 South Yul)tt Canal Co. Stelirs Union Co. Pr.ACEIl COUNTY. American Kivcr W. &, ^J Auliarn &•■ IJcar Kivei- ISuillett Si. Tlioniiis Ilvrd'e Vallov iVntdi Flut NValcr Co El Doriiilo Water Co. (idid Hill and brjnclieH (Jrizzlv Hall& Hublmrd'M Hancock Hills Independent Indian Indiana Water Co .Jamison McKec McKiiiBtry '■•'lers ■ >untain :.ortli Shirt Tail ' Secret Canon South Yuba Todd's Valley I I'nion ! I'nion, Yankee Jim ' Volcano Source of Water. Virginia Creek. Steep Hollow Creek. Shady Creek. Middle and South YubaKivers South Yuba and D^er Creek . Hear Kiver Shady Creek Steep' Hollow Creek Greenhorn Creek South Yuba Kiver Greenhorn Creek IK 8 -\mprican Kiver. . Hear Kiver Volcano Canon Am. R.,N. F., it Little H'rU. I Kl Doradi) Canon I Hear Kiver jshiri Tail Cafum i Hear Kiver 1 Volcano Ciifuin 'Indian Ciifion Volcano Canon I Indian Canon ('aiifin ("reek Indian Canon j Sli i rt Tai I Canon ;Owl Creek j.Shirt Tail (^afioii, S. F ' 1 >eep ("anon Shirt Tail Canon i Secret Cafion I South Yuba Kiver I Volcano (Cafion 1 Shirt Tail Canon PI.UMAS COUNTY. ' Ihirton (lulch Cascade Water Co Kcather K. &. Warren Hill. (iriil. Flat Iliiiiibu^' Iliin).'arian Hill ' Indian Har •Mosipiito .Mount Fleusant NVIson I'oint Pioneer I'hnnas liichnicmd Hill Saw Mill At Taylor Hill,... Spanish Hmuli .S|)rinjf (tiirden Twelve-Mile Bar Volcano Canon. . Burton Gulch South Feather Kiver. Mead Vullev Creek.. Butte Creek Slute Cieek Chipp's Creek Mo«(luito Creek Silver Lake Nelson Creek Feather Kiver, S. F. Silver Lake Onion Valley Creek.. Mill Creek Spanish Creek Spring Garden t'ri'ck KhsIi Cn-ek 20 13 16 13 150 ()9 aa 13 I(j 5r, ■200 4 22 2!in 20 3 f)0 31 ■10 iJi' 10 10 10 lu 10 2 ]? 12 16 2.5 12 8 12 10 4 ir> 14 4 4 2 3 3 10 6 10 8 4 5 30 4 4 o 2 o Cost Kame of Owner. $75,000 J. W. Ounn. 20,000 1 Bncknian& Cnrran. 40,000 E. Williams. 50,000 1 B. Vilian, Agent. 30,000; J. Gardner. 40,O00Ia. U. Eddv, Agent. 40,000 Timinons, Hussy & Co. 30 ,.000 Sargent & Jacobs. 1,. 500,(1001 James VVhartciiby, Agent. 4,.500 H. Stehr. 12,000, L. W. Preble. 100.000 Am. River W. Si Jf. Co. 6.00,000! Auh nvV BenrK.W. &.M.Co. 65,000 : Ha II & Allen. 2,0(lO|Gaman Keiser. 100.0001 Bradlev & Gardner. 100,0001 Kdwin'Tvler, Agent. 1 10,00(11 Aub'n&.lV:irK.W.&M. Co. .5,000!(;oleman&. Dods. 50,000 .(nmes L. Gould, Agent. 15,000 r)ard;>nelles .M. & D. Co. 10,000 J. T. ir.M. 10,0(l0'DHrdanellt« M. & D. Co. 10,000;Mrs. Adeliallill. 10,0001 4,000 .TamiHon M. Co. 23,O00Heinv Zurmiihien. 0,000 E. MiKinstrv. 3.5,000|Thomas Cauipbell. l5,0l)0,Kilbourn& Michael. 25,(mo Mi-8. Aiy'» Ditcli. 'i'lie Kxeelnlor Csnal Company, of Yuba County, own tliedltelius leaillnR ffoni Deer Creclt, and n ditcli tVoni :. ' Sdutli Yutia. Tlie South Yulia Cnnsl Coaiimiiy own nearly all the ditches In .Nevada County l)etwei'n Ihe Soiitli Yub.: and Hear lllver; aUo a branch 'U miles In leiixtli, ruaiiinit In Dutch Flat, I'laccr County. The County Assessor, In his returns for 1H6B, reiiorts thcnumbcrof ditches 91. with an aggrcgato length OIH50 miles. -_ — I Hi ! 82 PACIFIC COAST BUSINEiSS DIRECTORY, Name of Ditch. SACUAMENTO rciUNTY. American IJiver \V. & M. Co. Deer Creek W. & M. Co.... Nuloina VV. & M. Co Source of Wntor. American Kiver. Cosumncs Kiver.. Americiin Uivcr. Sac'to & AraaJor Canal Co.. iCosumnes Kiver. D A 30 6 16 6 SHASTA COUNTy. Arbiiciile Cottonwood, M. P Bald Hill Cottonwood Creek Cedar Flat Whiskey Creek Clear Creek i (-'lenr Creek Cottonwood i Cottonwood Creek : j 18 Davis Clear Creek I 8 12 8 li ;V3 Eagle Know Miickf Prairie Quartz Hill. . Sacramento. . ring Cr ^: 1 oHon Clear (!reck Watson JernBalcm Eagle ; 16 Clear Creek | 4 Cottonwood, N. F | 17 Cliurn Creek ' 8 Sacramento Creek [ 22 Spring Creek j 10 SIERRA COUNTY. American , Arnott , , Council Hill Cox Har Depot , Featlicr Kiver Fiddle Creek Fisk , ■Goodyear's IJar Grass Flat iGreen & I'urdy •Grizzly Hill Hosier Humbug Indian Hill , Irish ,Iim Crow .Kanaka Kiml.all .Itock Creek Said&. Keese Sailor •Siiyer'B Union (I) Slale Creek & Gilisonville. . Snow Creek -. Trnckee ■Waukegan 17 Cost. $ Name of Owner. 300,000 John Bennett, President. 133,000 James Jordan. yoO.OOO H. (}. Livermorc, President. 125,000 Sac'to & Amador Canal Co. Little Grizzly Creek Kiddle Creefe Kock Creek Yulm Kiver Indian Creek Feather Kiver, S. Branch. Fiddle Creek Goodyear's Crenk Yuba Kiver Grass Flat Little Grizzly Canon Cherokee Creek Cannon Creek Humbug Canon SISKIYOI' COUNTY. Altona, M u^yinsville Altona, Oil) Kino Barker, Oro Fino Barkhouse Brown Callahan's Kanch Cottonwood Crawfordu , .... French Flats Fort Gotf Hawkii>BVille Jackson's Ha;- McKinney's Creek iMuggiuRville Quartz Hill Quartz Valley Scott Bar Scott Kiver Shasta Kiver Canal Siad Valley Whiting Hill Vuba Kiver. Jim Crow Canon Ladies' Canon IJunker Hill Kock Creek Sardine Lake Shower Uranch Slate Creek and tributaries... " " West Branch Snow Creek Truckee Lake Slate Creek, West Brunch Kidder's Creek.. 7 3 1 I' 2 4 2 3 4 2 11 3 3 3 8 2 6 3 7 6 15 3 4 10,000 15,000 3,000 140,000 10,000 12,000 10,000 10,000 5,000 15,000 4,000 25,000 1(),000 4,000 18,000 Barkhouse Kidder's Creek Scott Kiver, Sou Cottonwood Creek. 16 15 12 5 9 3 Seott River, South Fork Turner Creek Greenhorn Creek .MeKinney Creek Howard Creek. Mill Creek Howard Creek. .Mill Creek Scott River Shanta River... Klamath Kiver. Lake Whiting.. 8 4 5 C 3 4 5 4 7 5 20 85 4 3 50,000 12,0011 4,000 2,.500 3,0011 4,0(M) l,5it0 18,()0il 5,0011 2,.'i(MI 13,000 3,0110 50,000 2,0(H) 6,(100 5,000 12,000 14,000 40,000 10,000 34,0011 10,0011 1.50,000 lO.OlH) 0,000 7,000 3,000 4,000 4,000 2,00(1 3,500 300 10,500 8,000 800 3,0tl0 4,000 2,500 3,000 2,800 2,500 2,500 4,000 40,000 300,000 2,000 2,500 Howe & Co. Love & Co. Kenihle &. Co. Clear Creek Ditch Co. Gordon & Keguu. Davis Co. Davis Co. Ludwig it Co. A. Andrews & Co. E. Jones. Battams & Co. Sacramento Co. Sprintr Creek Co. Wilkinson Co. Andrews & Co. T. Smith & Co. A. Arnott \- Co. Schatler &. ("o. W. (Jrief & Co. 1". Russell. .McFarland & Co. C'rawCord Br.)R. T. Baird & Co. Iliggins &. Co. 1). ,McLauglilin. II. Bliss. SeltVidge. Cole &. Stephens. S George. Crawford Bros. !l. .lacoliH. Kanaka Q. M. Co. M. Kimball vS:. Co. Hoyce &, Bro. Said &. Kecse. .1. O. Cole & Co. Williams &, Co. McFarhind &. Co. S. (Jarniichiiel. Trnckee Luke Co. McFarland Sl Co. Cloufe Gottsche. Clonse (idllHche. CIoiiHc (ioilM'lie. .Morgan iich. Low;y, Won ''wens , Peoples Reservation Rices I Town Ditch'.' lownspmig. IJiiion \'iiiey' „, Ttloi.UM.N , Bitf Oak Flat L I Hydraulie Col ''itiiieetown &,l CANALS AND AVATER DITCHES — CALIFORNIA 83 Name of Pitch. Soaroe of Water. STANISt.AUS COUNTY. | ] Kappclniuiiii Vo iSi.xMilo IJar 1 10 Kninht'B Ferry & Table Mt.. jStmiiHlmiii Kivor ' 7 La Grange...', .i ]' ruoliiimic Hivtir ' 7 Mountain Urow Liltlejulin's Crick 4 San Joaquin Stuni«l«u8 Uivcr 15 f fiO.nno .TamcB R. Bolton. :J.'>,000!JnnioB R. Bolton. 40,000 Rcedv, Dye & Bixby. Indian Creole , . On/.iier fiuii'li.. TUI.N'ITY COUNTY. Attin({ert( Canyon Oecik Canyon CrecU W. Co.'s |('anyon Creek. (!ari^erH jKasluian (Jnleli Carrier (iiileli j (Carrier (iiilch Clia^imanH jSolilier (Jreek .-. CarricH JKrunklin Creek DepincttB J Canyon Cieek, Kact Fork... DnnliainH 'Sloonev (iulcli KhbI Fork j Fast Fork Fast Fork ' Fant Fork of Nort li Foi'k . . . . Kaetinans lFaplinMn'n (Snleli Evans' Bar ^MaxweH'M Creek Fcffuns !(!|eiir (inleli Fenninfjs jUriz/.lv Ouleli Gold Blnll MeKiiiney Gnlili Hatcliet CreoU Ilaleliet ('reek Honest Bar ITriuity River, Nortli Fork . . Junction ("ily ! Canyon ("reek . COBt. Name of Owner. Ijewinton lOeadwood Creek Moonev's (iuUli 'Mooney's Gulch North Fork ITriuity River, North Fork.. . " " llx)Kaii Creek Ohio Flat 'Gianh Valley Creek I'ettijolin «t Co. (I!) .Monuev and Calvin Gulohes.. I'overty Flat 'Fuk' \Veaver Rod Ffat iGwiiin (iiiKli l{ed Hill ICouiiorV Creek " " iRushCreek RidLTCville Stuart's Fork, E. F KusM Creek |Uush Creek Steiiier's Flat i lirown's Creek SirattouH Indian Creek Swift Creek Swift Creek Taylor Fl.it French Creek . Trinity Center ... TurueV liar Co.'s. Wares (H) Weaver Creek.. . Weaverville Basin. Tin.AiiK roii.\Tv. Broder iV, Van (iurdun Browns M ' ('ainphell &.'. .'!rlin8 Dttveiiiiorts lOvertouB /ishers Jenningi •Ji : . IIS ,i\K .)iteli liowiy, Worlliley iV Co i> wen's Peoples Reservatioi> . Rices , Town Ditch Townseiids Union Viney 'd &. Fanning Co. Swift Creek Heddiuff's Creek Fast (St West Weaver tJreeks Weaver Creek Kawiali I'lukwdod Creek <, I'ule River , .Siiud Creek Kuwiiili 2 2 4 1 2 2 2 5 2 5 ij 3 2 3 2 2 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 5 1^ 2 I' ,5 8 2 it 8 2 4 It 2 4 8 Sand Creek 3 Mill Cnek I 4 Deep Cieek Kawiiili , .Sand Cieek 3 ■• " :::::::::::i 1 Kawiah ' 10 Tiile River Kawiah liio\virs Mill Diteh Sand Vreek Kawiah Tt'OI.llMNK CliI'MV. Bijif Oak Flat ITnolninno River . . Hydraulic (Jo " " N. Jamestown &. Chinese (,"ainp.!Wood Creek 4 5 4 5,000 40,000 Daniel Spicer. San Joaquin Water Co. 3,500 D.' Attinper. 3.000 Price &. Berber. 12,00n;Flower8&,Co. l.-WOiS. Carder. 2,01101 A. R.Chase. 4.000 1 George 1". Chapman. 4,0001 A. S. Carrie. 8,000 Jos. Depinett. 3,000 W. Dunham. fi.OOO:Dod>re&. Co. 3,IIOO.Aherns& Co. . fi.OOO C. B. Eastman. 2,tl00 Glover & Co. 4,000:M. J. Fegan. 2,000^ Fenning Bros. 2,1100 ;jreKinnev&. Co. .5,000|H. Y. Fit'ch. (),000; Joint Stock Co. 5,0(10 (Siveen & Co. 10,0(M)IJ. W. Philhrook. 2,.500;O. Phillips. 3,,')00 ' Bates &. Van Miitre. 2,000 Everett &, Co. 2,000 R.J. Holmes. 2,000 L. Frey. 5,000 Pettijohn & Co. l,.">OllUartiett& Co. 1,000, A. G. Price. (!,000 Evans & Barllett. l.-WOW. F.Nelson. lO.OOOIG. F. Deiner. 8,000 John Am. 10,000 Thompson, Gunn & Co. 2,0011 i('. M. Sfatton. 4,00' I Bovington & ('o. 10,000 Fieneh Creek Ditch Co. a.OOOK. R. SiUcB. ti.OOO : Turner *Bar Co. 12,000 William Ware. 2,000' Estesit Co. 0,000 R. N. Davidson. 10,000 Hyde & Co. 1,000 Brodor & Van Oordan. 4,00li J. M, lliown. |,,'ilH» Caiiipliell, Miirti!! * Co. l,M) Davenport & Co. ;l,00ll A. EveiliMi. 800 Fisher Si Co. 1,000' Jennings A Co. fCo. I,.'')00 .loliiiHiin, Van Vulkenburgli & 801) II, Hamilton. 700 Lowrv, Woillili'v & Co. 1.000 W. RiOw.ii 8,000 lliiiilam. Nichols & Co. 2,00i. Indian Reserve. 2,0iHt G. F. Rice and others. 2,(»00 Town of Visalia. ."iOO Townsend and others. i,m)\v. \.it V. Co. f>(K»,000 J. II. Watts & Co. 300,0(M)|Phu'ni.x Water Co. 7 I 15,000|Gro8&. Bradhury. I'l; I !1'^ li^t 84 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. Same of Ditch. TUOLUMNE— Co«20 7.') 300 l'r> 70 125 100 80 130 50 50 50 10 20 2.'i «) 10 25 (>0 40 15 30 15 15 15 20 30 3(1 20 15 15 20 I'owor. water, steam. water. Hteam. water, steam, water. stenm. water. stenm. water. S.&. w. water, stean). water. water. water, Cost. 125,000 30,000 20,000 11,000 18,000 5,000 20,000 20,000 15,000 Vc'oot') Present Occupants. Alameda Flour Mill Co. C. J. Stevens. Kassett & Co. If. G. Ellsworth. Pendleton & Co. James Wheeler. Midi & Harron. .1. Cunimingg. .1. Bid well. Keeper. Perkins & Urooks. [Cook. 10,000|Shermnn, Spalding Si. 8,000 William Ogden. 5,000 12,000 5,000 P. H. Stnndish. W. J. Ireland. Anthony & Van Pelt. Hi. Demith. 7,000 Davis & Witham. 15,000 J. B. Sweem. 1.500 Spencer,Mannliam &. Co. 2,000 William Tavlor. 3,000;Dix & Whitmore. 200 M. K. Langdo:'. U. S. Government. 2.000 O. Simons *. Co. 3,000 Tims. Allison & Co. 7,000 Uricelnnd & Co. 5,000 Wemple & Co. 7.000 15,000 11,001) 5,000 5,000 2,000 4.000 2,0110 2,000 1 ,500 1,500 2,000 Henry Dalton. .lolin'Tnrner. J. H. Sainsevain. John Rowland. W. Workman. Jno. Gschwinds. Wichelhausen & Co. W. J. Cleveland. W. C. James. 8. F.. Bennett. Andrew Gray. Moore ic Saiiders. ^ .1 i V:'\ PMl 86 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TABLE OP GRIST MILLS— Continued. Location. MERGED COUNTY. Merced River . Merced River Merced Fulls Merced River NAPA COUNTY. CnliKto'fii CbildBVulley Xapn City Nh{)u Valley Nupii Valley NKV.VDA COl'.VTY. Nevada City rr.ACKU COUNTY. Auburn Lincoln JlcCortucy's Croismng --■ PIIMAS COUNTY. American Valley Indian Valley Name of Mill. Eden ..., SlnrravB. Nelnoiis . Gwins. .. Calistoga . Childs.... N'crnon. . . Helena .. Pacilic ... Xevada City Auburn City Mill. Bear Kivor Ilaitwc'lla Taylors... SACRAMKNTO COINTY. "Ashland lOranite Folsom I Natonin Michigan Bar Michigan Bar. Sacramento L:i niliai d Sacramento . . I'liojnix Sacramento Pioneer SAN UEHNAUDINO COUNTY Allan Manga Meeks. San Bernardino Cowns .SAN niK(;() COI'NTY. ! Agua ( 'aliente i Dyes Escondedo , E<'Condeii( Sun Dit'ffo I Ames Temecnla . ' Mugees. . SAN FRANCISCO f ' San Francisco . . . ....JAlta Capitol ■-••jCity ,... Connnercial.. (ienessee — ! Golden Age.. iGolden Gate. . ... ] National .... Tacilic Pioneer . . .. Juniper SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY. Linden ' Linden . Polunds Lone Star . . Stockton I City Stockton Ijanes VVoo>Ibridge Woodbridge . SAN l.UIS OUISPO COUNTY, Sun Luis Obispo Sail Luis Obispo SAN MATEO COUNTY. Redwood City Spauisbtowu SANTA nAKBARA COUNTY. Santa Barbara Arroyo Grunde Queslu Redwood City . Ames Montecito . No.run Rtoiic. Capacity per day. 120 75 00 40 15 li.'5 40 50 150 75 30 30 fiOO 400 40 450 aoo 500 25 15 30 80 80 100 i>00 i!00 250 250 40 75 75 150 50 500 240 50 40 20 100 100 15 Power. water. j steam water. ; steuin 's. &w I water steam. water. Cost. rroscnt Occupantii. |15,n00iHamlin&,Lvon. 12,0(M) D. P. Quii liii. 7,.')II0IC. C. NelM)... 5,000 S. R. Owin. 5,000 5,000 J. B. Cbilds. 30,000|Nupa Milling Co. lO.OOOIJ. Mecklehburg. 15,000:F. W.Ellis. 20,000!cinrk&Torson. 14,000iMalIctt&. Mobrel. John Ziegeiibein. isteuni. water. steam. stcnm. water. steam, water. 15,000 J. F. llartwid 30,000 J. T. Tjylor. 85,0n0l.T. II. Carroll & Co. 10,0i;0|I). W. Conice & Co. 4.50 i. lames Jord:in. 80,000! Rcdinglon vV Williams. 25,()00|C. & B. McCreary. 05,000 [Smith fi. Garlield. 2,0001 Nathan Meek. 7,000 Wm. A. Cowns. .1. M. Dye. I). A. llolli!,ter. R. Ames. John Jlagee. 2,000 Whelan &. Co. 10,000 Malloi v, Deming & Co. 10,000]Slieehv & HiggniB. 10,(K)0j(}roHh'& Rnllie:ford. 25,000 Kennedy & Hopkins. F. 1). Conro it Co. 25,000 40,0(10 50,000 8,00(1 10,000 10,000 Ifi.OOO 10,000 50,000 20,000 10,000 3,000 2,000 8,000 6,000 3,000 II. Davis & Co. ,1. .Marlenstein iV. Co. J. Zeile. Kisen Bros. W. .M. Reiny. Rynerson &. Waeley. S. L. Mageo. Sperrv, BurkettiSc Co. R. B.'Lane. Runkiu Bros. F. Z. Brunch. .Mariano Bouillu. Jesse Jewell. J. P. Ames. William Benu. * Destroyed by Fire; will bo roliulll. L SANTA CI I Alviso.... I Gilroy I Los rtutos McCartv8\ Hio Omidu San Jos<5 . , San Jos»5 . , San Jose . . Santa Cbmi Santa Clara s*ST\ en I Coriilit:ig .. Pescadfro . Santa Cruz . ' Saiittt Crui! . So<|uel Soijuel .' Wutsonville' •SHASTA I CoKonwood. JlilJville I „ SISKIYOU Scott Vallcv . Scott ViillJv. Scott ValleV. Scott Vallt.y. Scott Vallev.. Scott ValleV.. S liastji Vallev. I Shasta Valley. SOI.ANO C(| f-rceu Valley. iSmsmi City... , . SO.VOMA t(| Aniil/y TownslJ Bodega Town J I J 'overdale ToJ 'ilendociiio 'I'o J 'Ueiidoeiiio To J 1 etalunia Towl ietuluma Towl Santa Rosa 'J\, J ^aiita Rosa 'I'oxl •^ononiH Tounsll I ,\" fj'> To\v„«|| > "llejo TownslJ SI'ANISI.ACS , ''".Grange ... I '^'"gilt's Ferry TKHA.MA col Antelope Cieek f Battle Creek. Ked Bluff. .. . Teliauju , TRINITY coil Bay Fork . f I Weaver Creek.' I ,, TULARE COlj People's Ditch. I visalia , _ TUOLUMNE - I J^olumbia. . . Woods' Creek GRIST MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 87 TABLE OF GRIST MILLS.— Continued. Location. Namo of Mill. SANTA CI. AHA CorNTV. Alviso ; AlviBo Oilroy : . . . Oilrov LuB (^lUog McC'artyHville Rio GiiaJuliipo San Job6 Sail Jo8(5 Sun JoBo , Simla ("lnra Santa Clam SANTA CUl'Z COU.NTV Coriilil:iB lOrtons IVBcadt'io ' Vdiis. . . Santa Crnz j KIitUh . Santa Cm/, [ .MhJimh . Si)(|Ufl lliiMie.s . SiHiiit'l I WiJHona Wutsonville Fords . . Saula HoMi . IJodwood ... Licks .MoodyH Oninite Vineyard . . . Dixon Santa Clara. •SHA.STA COUNTY. Cottonwood Millville SI.SKlVOi; COUNTY. Scott Vnllev Scott Valley Scott Valley Scott Valley , Scott Valley Scott Valley Sliastii Valley , SliUBta Valley FannerB . . . North Star. JCtna Fort Jones 'Lafayette Uonjfli and Ready. . Roni;li and Ready. . Union Hiilteville Sliasta River SOI.ANO COUNTY. Orecu Valley. Suisun City j Siiisuu Green Vallev. SONOMA COUNTY. Anally Townsliiji lOverlialser . liodejjta Towiisliip | Smiths Cloverdale TownHliip iOeyner Mendocino To\vii»hiii ! llealdsbnrg. Mendocino To\vnMlii|> .Mill Creek. . i'etalunia TownKlii|> t.'enlral I'etalunai TownKliij) 1 Oriental Santa Rosa Townslii]) . .. ! Hoods Santa Rosa Townsliip . .. I Mark West. Sonoma Township IChanvets. .. Vallejo Township I Mathews . . . Vallejo Township ' OccidcnUiL . I STANISLAUS COUNTY. i La G range Stanislans .. Knifflit's Ferry La Orange . . TKHAMA COUNTY. AnUilope Creek Battle Creek UedUlurt' Teliauia TKINUrY COUNTY. Hay Fork Weaver Creek TULAIIE COUNTY. People's Ditch Visalia TUOLUMNE COUNTY. Colnmbia Woods' Creek Antelope. . Union Red Hlutr. Tehama. . . Hay Fork . Uavidsona . Illinois . Visalia . No.run 8lunc. Colnmbia Tuoliunne Co. Capacity per clay. llhls. 3IIII 81) L'il) 75 250 100 aoo 110 100 200 100 100 ;w 50 50 200 150 100 100 50 75 50 75 50 50 35 35 f>0 100 80 100 40 120 liO 130 50 125 40 30 40 125 90 •JO 125 50 125 200 30 20 15 120 80 80 Vower. Btenin . a watt steam. water. steam. water. steam water stei\m water S.& w. steam. Co»t. $75,000 10,000 75,000 15,000 :i80,000 20,000 100,000 14,(100 15,000 20,000 15,000 5,000 8,000 8,000 10,00! I 12,000 10,000 10,000 12,000 water, steam. water, steam. water. steam, water 8.&. w. water. 30,000 15,000 30,000 10,000 11,000 8,000 8,000 15,000 Present Occupants. Rowlov &■ Adams. C. McCoy. VV. 11. Rogers. John Whismau. James Lick. Moody IJros. Dehnas & I'onlin. Cotiell. Dixon & Co. L. Robinson. R. Ortoii Sc Co. I. N. Voris. John Fleck. J F. I. Rennett. llameH 6c Danbinbis. O. P. Wilson & Co. C. Ford & Co. Gcer & Nickols. Wilkinson & Ross. Jnliun & Davidson. Ft.Jones Joint Stock Co. K. Bean. A. Swain &. Co. A. Swain & Co. C. Abbott & Co. II. Stewart. Schlitch & Co. 20,000 Townscnd & Repeuu. 35,000 J. U. Murslon. 5,000 A. W. Overhalser. C,0U0|Thonia8 Smith. 3,000 Lamphier &. Alexander. 10,000 ilossets & Vanghn. 8,000 \'alentine Miller. 10,000 McCnne Bros. 8,000 G. R. Rose. 12,0110 Hood Sc Co. 4,0(M) Geo. W. Mitchell & Co. 2,000 G. Chunvet. 3,000 Overton & Sons. 20,000 Iluinpvie, Lane & Co. 30,000 10,000 10,000 12,000 10,000 50,000 4,000 2,600 3,.500 20,000 D. W. Tnlloch. Reedy, Dye &. Bixby. Northam & W^oodward. W. S. Carver. licdinKton &. Williauis. Reel & Co. A. I>. Bay less. R. N. Da'vidsou. J. M. Nelson. J. M. Browne. 7,000 II. 8. Miller. 12,000 James Bell. 88 PAOIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TABLE Ok^ GU18T MILLS.— Concludkd. Location. Name of Mill. Nii.ruii Htoiic. C'ttpiiclty piT liny. I'owor. Coat. $I4,0IH) 30,000 10,000 15,000 40,000 20,0it(, I'roariit Occupants. YOI.O COU.NTY. Ciiolio ville ....... f !iir)u*villu :< 2 4 4 Illilit. i:oo 175 150 '"ioo" SO water. Htcam. . water. Htcaiii. It DinKli'V & Hatch. Kubci't'Oartlncr. Frueuiuii St. Dearner. McDonald. A.I). Slnrr. VV. L. AVilliiiinii & Co. Knight'H LiindiiiK KMjfle YUBA COUSTV. Murysville Miirvsvillo Hiickcvd .Miirvrtvillu • SAW MILLS. The erection of enw millB and the man u fact tire of hiinber was one of the carlioHt and most important entcrpriHt's en<,'iif,'ed in upon this portion of tho Pacilic Coast. The doinaud for materials for building' and niininj; pnrposoB, attendant upon tlie discovery of (itold in California, Kave rise to the erection of .a large number of saw mills, both in the interior and at various pointa alon^'the const in tliis State, Oref?on, and Washington Territory. The vast and incxhanstible forests of the best (luality of timber for this purpose were peculiarly favorable to this braiu-h of manufai'tures. While a lar^e amount of the lumber used in Sail Francisco is shipped to this port from the rcfj^ion of Humboldt Kay and Mendocino in this State, the greater portion comes from I'ort Orford, in Oregon, anI)II tt 12,000 tt 20,000 ti 3,000 Present Occupants. .1. P. Williamson. W. B. Wade. II. Rhodes. Patrick Kenady. Brock, Huile & Co. Win. Herriford. Morgan, Ayres & Co. A. Sedgley. Coon .Uncapher Sl Toby. W. H. H. Oraham. M. Davidson. JCo. S. B. (iilman, Dennis & Pearson & Robinson. Local AMADOU Cosumnes, So I Jackson .lacksoii Crt-el I Pine fJrove. . I Volc:ino IIUTTK Co I Chiio .Meadowi Dogtowii i Orovillo . , CAT,.\VKRAS c J Big Trees i <'ulaveiasKiver I El Dorado •lesus Maria [ San Antonio ("ro West Point cor.usA Co Head Cache Ci Stony Creek... DKI, .NOItTE C( iKIkVallev.. Happy Cainj).. Indian Creelt . . Smith River!.. KI. DOIUDO CO Cosumnes ... Diamond Springs! ! Georgetown . Kelsey Mount GregJi'y. I'luccrville Mieasant Valley- I Spanish Flat . .'. . Sugar Loaf SAW MILLS — CALIFORNIA, 89 TABLE OP SAW MILLS.— Continued. Locution. Name of Mill. I 5io. irVimclty— !8hwi. .(''t.poritay. Power AMAIIOIl COl'NTY. CoDiiiniieB, Soiitli Kui'k... Juckxon JiickHoii Oeuk, 8. F Pino fh'ove VoliMiiu (^OHUDiiicH \V liter Co. Hiilto ViiMKlins I JoliimtonH I Autehipo j i Avfrys • iKlcilerickH : ! L«tili«-g '■ IMorKinig I iTllITB j Tyiiiin ! \V'uImIih IIUTTK COUNTY. ! Cliii'O MciitlowH ■ AIori'illH . . DoglOWIl II(I|>|IH ... " KinHoii ... " Ijl.'olllll'llri . Tiijifiiinl . . i Orovillo . Tinfi (illl'liotlH !('llHrii(lu . . j Clipper .. CAT.AVKnAS COUNTY. ! Iti^ TrceH iKiin1>iill iV Ciitliiij,'.. (,'iiliiverii» Hivfi' IVak & Co Kl Doriido ! Diimiiiij,' & Co " " i Kl Doratlo " " 'KIDoni.lo " " j Wiley iV WuBlibiini. JeRUB Mui'ia j Doak & Co i San Antonio Creek ! DiinbarB West Point !Clark8 " " Kiiielicrit COI.USA COUNTY. 1 I !: 1 1 Head Ciiclie Creek Hnniphreys | 1 Stony Creek Williaiim DEI. .SOUTE COUNTY. KIk Valley Happy Camp Indian Creek Smith liiver Kl. DOUADO COUNTY. CuaunmeH Kin^'HlnndH ... Dodlittlt'B Indian Creek Lakes Faridiania I'utnaiiiH Tylers Diamond Springs j Diamond " jKinpire, No. 1. " Hooper At Co.. Slv Park j Georgetown . Sonth Weblier . . . Stone-breaker Turner Sc Leatcli. Canon Creek Dry Creel' jKmpire . Junotion. I liock Cufi '11 Kelsey ilJear Creeh Mount Grej^ory j Ml. Oregor^ Plafcrville i Ashland " |Klklioru " illlinois " 1 Pacitic " I Sportsman's Hall. rieasant Valley | IJultic Spanish Flat . .'. { Deinitlis Sugar Loaf | Sugar Loaf 4,500 10,000 3,01)0 10,01)0 8,001) 8,000 ,1,000 0,000 21,000 10,0(M) a.ooo water steam, water, stoiim, 13,101) 20,01)0 10,000 2^,(H)0 10,000 0,000 30,000 10,000 10,000 8,000 21,000 12,000 water water jntejim. ■1,000 6,000 2,000 1,000 1,000 2,000 6,000 1,000 3,000 12,000 8,000 9.000 4,000 12,000 -1,000 2,000 8,000 8,000 6,000 5,000 6,000 12,000 10,000 12,000 8,000 12,000 14,000 12,000 watei 3,000 steam. water steam, water. steam. 41 water. steam. water, steam. wi'.ter steam, water. Coit. rrcirnt Occupant!. $3,000 CosnnineH Water Co. 3,0II()'N. llownian. 1,500; VaiiKlin. 3,000 ,1. L. F. .loliiiHton. - .'i.OlM) Smith & Mai tin. 4,000 Averv &■ Sons. 4,000 Ilenrv Frederick. 3,000 .1. L/slie. 3,000 II. Hobinson. 6,000 ,1. Tarr. 4,000. C. Foster. 2,000 .1. E. Warner. 8,000 ; Woodson iV. Co. 4,OI)0[||<>,.pt<& llro. 2,0110 1 W. Ilastv. 2,.'i00 William Leonard. .|,(IO(l| Wiillier. 3,l)imi .Sinker. 3,(011 <;la(kiMif. H,0(IO I'nioii l.miibfrCo. lO.OUOiUnioii Lumber Co. 8,00(1; Kimbnll iV Cutting. 10,01)0 1 Peak A: Co. 6,000; Dunning &, Co. 3,0II0!.I. Osborii. 10,000 ;Wm. Irvine. 6,0l)l);Wilev iV, Washburn. 5,00o!.l. K.'Doak. 6,(100 F. Dimliar. 10,000 3,000 3,000 3,000 2,000 5,001) 3,000 2,501) 4.000 I ,.')()() 3,0(10 7,001) 4.0(10 4,000 2,000 2,0(10 10,0(10 1,000 2,000 6,000 7,000 5,000 7,000 6,000 8,000 7,000 5,000 3,000 6,000 11,000 15,000 5,000 2,000 W. V. Clark, (leorge Fisclior. Ilumphrev &. Smith. John Wiriiauis. T. O. Kingsland. A. Doolittle. I. Lake. Fanihum. W. H. Putnam. It. S. Tyler. Hry ant Bros. A."(!. Fleming. 11. (). lIi>oner & Co. Cutler iV (Slid. K. L. Miisie. OiitHth &. Bryant. T'lirner iSt Leatcli. UoubIi & Co. ^ Peato & Co. S. S. lugliain. William Clark. liobert Noble, [worth. lleiisofW. H.Hollings- MeKoy & Co. Jones '& Blunchard. J. & J. Blair. II. Brightmaii & Co. Jones Si. Blancbard. J. & J. Blair. [ionis Lepetit. U. Deniith. James Smith. ..^... IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 1.1 I^|2j8 |2^ ■so ■^" MHI ■^ Uii 12.2 £f 144 ■" 2.0 ■ 40 L25 MU I 1.6 .%fe V ^ ""-^ [C Sciences Corporalion 23 WBT MAIN STIIIT wnSTM.N.Y. MSM (716)t72-4S03 ^ 6^ Is 4^ r 90 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, TABLE OF SAW MILLS.-Continued. Locntiiin. FR-ISNO COUNTY. Kings iiiver, N. V. . . San Joaquin, N. P. .. HUMBOLDT COUNTY. Areata Eureka Hydesviile.. Muttole Patrick's. . . . Sohuervitic , INYO COUNTY. Black Kock Kearsarge KEUN COUNTY. Green Horn Mountain . Havilab KhIboc Canon Tebachape Name of Mill. Peoples Clark & Witt. Converses McColiouglis. . Titlow Hay Jones Vances Wriglit & Langdon. Mattolu Patricks Dix Si, Wliitmore .. Bells... Pioneer. No. CapBclty— Saws, Ft-perday. Summit ' 1 Cross, Narbonne&.Co| 2 Cross & Narbonne .. I 2 Tebacbape 3 KLAKATH COUNTY. Hoopa Valley • . Orleans Bar Salmon River, Main. .. 11 » j^ JO i. F.... Sawyer's Bar . Trinidad LAKE COUNTY. Cobb's Valley Mount Hanali Hoopa Valley I Uearcb & Alexnndersj 1 Nordhuiuier Creek . . ; 1 Crawfords 1 Uitners ; 1 Sawyer'.) Bar I 1 Trinidad 2 Standifor^s , Moores LASSEN COUNTY. Honey Lake Valley Adams 3 Janesville .* i Shatter | 2 1 Richmond ; Bates Kingsbury I Susanvillc .. Susan River . MAKIN COUNTY. MAUIPO.SA COUNTY. Bear Creek Chowcliiila Coulterville Snow Creek . . . Sweetwater ... Wbitlock'B MENDOCINO COUNTY. Albion River. Anderson Valley. Cahto Caspar Creek Dry Creek Gualala River Little Lake Little River Long Valley Root) . Stocktons Dixons . . Shearers . Clarks 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 White & Hatch Buck & Hoborn Oreelys Smith, Dudley Sc Co. Lovejoy Si, Co Rollins & Co Humphreys Albion Oscbwind .. Simpsons . . . Caspar Dry Creek . . (tuulula .... Blossors . . . . Ijittio River. Bennetts 6,000 1,500 3,000 3,000 Power. 4,0(10 7,000 2,000 5,000 7,000 7,000 5,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 5,000 1,000 12,000 1,000 3,000 0,000 14,000 6,000 2,000 4,000 10,000 6,000 12,000 12.000 5,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 8,000 9,000 3,000 3,000 25.000 1,500 steam, water. s.&w steam. water. steam. water. steam. Cost water. steam. water, steam, water. steam. water. 22,01)01 steam. 2,000 1 " 20,000i " 2,000, water. 18,000 steam. 1, 000 1 water. $6,000 2,000 4,500 3,000 3,0(10 25,000 50,000 50,000 3,01)0 3,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 I'rcsciit Occupants. 9,000 lv,,0(IO 5,000 12,000 Wm. Ausbiim. Clark & Witt. C, P, Converse. Geo. McCoUough & Co, Spencer & Melinn. Dolbeer fi. (.Larson. Jones Si, Keutticld. .Jolui Vance. Wright Si. Langdon. \'\mn Si. Co. N. Patrick. Dix it Whitmore. Bell & Co. J. Aiken & Co. A. D. Hight. Cross, Narbonne St, Co. Cross & Narbonne. Tehachape M. Co. U. S, Government. Reaich & Alexander. Murch Si, Buhr. A. D. Crawford, •loacpli liitner. il, T. Burrows. Gibbs & Whiting. l,200|Tho8. Standiford. 2,300 1 Moore & Allen. 10,000 Charles Adams. 16,000 1). R. Cate & Bro. 7,000 T. H. Fail-child. 2.000 iKingBbury Si. Bates. 3.0001 Drake &'Kingsburv. 12.000il)rake& Spencer. " 7.000 H. C. Stockton. James Dixon. Isaac Shearer & Co. 3,000 iD, Clark. S.OOO ! White & Hatch. 9,000; Buck Sl lliiboru. 8,000 J. F, (Jreelv. . 9,000' Smith, Dudley & Co. 8,0001,1, (). Lovejoy & Co. 4,000 Rollins Si. Co. 4,000 J. C. llumpbieys. 30,000 McPberson&Wetherbee 2,000 John Gschwind. J. H, Siuipunu. 30,000 J, (1. Jackt'on. 3,000 liriish & Co. 30,000j.r, S, Rutherford & Co, 2,000 BI<»8or Bros. [Reeves. 20,000 Stickily, Coombs St, 1,000 8. F. Bennett. Loca MENDOCINO- Mendociiio. . . Navarro Riv« No^o River. . Point Arena. Pryor Creek , Redwood Val Round Valley Russian Gulc'l MONO c Adobe Jleario' Big Pine Bridgeport. . . Hot Springs... Mono Lake... « II Owensvillo..., Twin Lukes . . NAPA COC Napa Valley.. St. Helena 'Ml NEVADA C( Bloody Run... Buena Vista Ri Cherokee Eureka South. Greenhorn Cre Lake City Little York .... Meadow Lake I Nevada City. I " , North Greenlim I Upper Coif IX I Wolf Creek - . PLACER CO Bear River... Blue Canon. „" " Lai Brushy Canon. " " i Canon Creek . . I Cape Horn... t. 41 Dutch Flat!!!.. I " " .... IPorestHill.... I Herbert's Statii, Illinoistowu Rt 41 , " I Indian Canon.. Lake Tahoe. . . I-iltle Oii/.!!lv._ Michigan Bluff, Alichiirt Owl Cr •eek . . . * Amount of Lumlicr sawed In this County during the year 1866 was 1S,'230,70V feet, valued at 1167 ,MT. SAW MILLS — CALIFORNIA. 9i TABLE OP SAW MILLS.— Con fiNUED. Location. Name of Jlill. No Siiws. ME.N'DOCI.MO — cjiUiimcd. I Menducinn Navarro River Noyo River Point Arena Pryor Creek Redwood Valley .... Round VHlley RuHsiau Gulch MONO COUNTY. Adobe Meadows Bi|^' Pine Bridgeport Hot SprinKH Mono Lake Owenaville.. Twin Lakes NAPA COUNTY. Napa Valley St. Helena Mountain. NEVADA COUNTY. Bloody Run...' Bueiui Vista Ranch. . . Cherokee Eureka South Greenhorn Creek Lake City Little York Meadow Lake I '• Nevada City . North Greenhorn Creek . { Upper Colfax Road Wolf Creek PLACER COUNTY. Bear River. Blue Canon " Lake. I Brushy Cafiou i Canon Creek Cape Horn. Dutch Flat.. I Forest Hill : Herbert's Station.. Illiuoistown Road. Indian Canon.. LakeTalioe Little Grixzlv.. MichiuHn Bluff. Owl Creek Page Navarro Novo Tilibs Holdens Reeds Grays Russian Gulch. Best &, Hess Bells Robinsons Yaney Lundy Smith & McAfee.... Owensvilie Robinson & Tinkhnni Calistoga . Lillics Bloody Run . Mohawk Cherokee .... Eureka Voss Lake City . . . (Jard'.iers Alfords Fordice Fredericks... McFurlaues.. Grefforya SouliiardB .... •Stiles Enterprise ... Monitor Grass Valley. Wolf Creek.". Bear River Neal &Crandalls .. . Magnolia Sugar Pino Lost Camp Forest House Brushy Canon Mavflower Hall, Aikin & Co ... Kearsarge Richmond & Days . Cnpe Horn Pacille D. F. S. M. Co.'s... Dutch Flat Reas Tibbets &. Williams Mountain New England Peonies BucKeyo Saxons Mount Pleasant Ijust Chance Owl Creek C»paclty— Ftpcrday 60,000 25,000 30,000 1,000 2,000 2,000 1,500 10,000 5,000 6,000 5,000 5,000 3,000 5,000 5,000 8,000 3,500 5,000 10,000 45,000 16,000 20,000 20,000 4,000 10,000 20,000 15,000 20,00(1 20,000 20,000 10,000 15,000 24,000 30,000 Power. steam. water. steam, s.&w. water, steam. water. steam, water, steam. 15.000 8,000 10,000 10,000 4,000 5,000 12,000 3,000 6,000 12,000 10,000 10,000 12,000 30,000 12,000 10,000 12,000 9,000 10,000 8,000 12,000 12,000 8,000 12,000 3,000 2,000 water. Cost I'rcacut Occupants. |60,000| Mendocino Mill Co. 30,000iTichenor & Blxbee. 35,000 McPherHon&.Wotherbee 2,000| TibLs 3,000! S.Holden. 2,000 J. C. Reed. 1,500 Andrew Ornv. 12,000 J. E. Le Ballister & Co. steam. water, steam. water, steam. water, steam, 4,000 5,000 8,000 10,000 1,.500 2,500 4,000 20,000 4,000 4,000 5,000 15,000 10,000 10,000 8,000 1,.500 4,000 5,000 3,500 15,000 6,000 16.0U0 5,000 10,000 7,000 6,000 10,000 Best & IlesB. Bell & Co. M. Robinson. ,J. P. Y'aiiev. N. T. Lundy. Smith & McAfee. Owensvilie Lumber Co. Robiuaou & Tiukham. 6,000 L. G. Lillie. Samuel Funk. C. Leech McMurrv & JIurphv. Eureka Lake Cuual Co. L. Voss. James Creegan. Joseph Gardner. A. Rhodes. Young, Siiell Sc Co. Frery Creek... Galena Hill... Knox Road.... Mo. The Mission Woolen Mills were established by the individual exertions of Donalil McLennan, an enter- prising manufacturer from the East, in connection with Mr. Laitard, the head of a leading mercan- tile house in San Francisco, in 1861. The location on Folsom street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, in close proximity to Mission Creek and the Bay, is peculiarly adapted to the purpose. Tlie con- cern has been merged into a joint stock corporation with a capital of $)U( 300, of which Mr. McLennan, the original projector of the enterprise, is the Presi- dent, and who superintends the operations of the manufactory in person. The goods manufactured at the Mission Mills, consisting mainly of blankets, heavy army and navy and other cloths and flannels, bear a high reputation both at home and abroad ; fairly competing} with the best foreign fabrics. In order that California manufactures may be properly represented at the World's Fair at Paris, the enter- prising proprietors of these mills have forwarded for exhibition specimens of the various styles of goods manufactured by them. A company, with a capital of |50,000, was incor- porated in June, 1866, for the purpose of erecting a ■woolen manufactory at Murysville, the work upon which is going on. Similar enterprises are in con- templation in Santa Crn/., Copperopolis, and at Fol- som, where an inexhaiistilile water power affords the best facilities for every kind of manufacturing. Knit Woolen Goods. — Extensive works for the manufacture of all k inds of knit goods, have recently been completed and put in operation by the Pacific Woolen Mill Company, on the corner of Folsom and i Eaulo streets, Snn Francisco. The main building is 112 by .W feet, and three and a half stories in height, with an engine and boiler '.oiise, dry-house, and dye- lioiise, and dwellings for operatives attached. The machinery; which is of the most approved patterns, both foreign and American, consihts of seven sets of cards, six mules of 4(K) s]>indles each, of English make, and thirty stocking looms— the greater |)ortioii of which are. of American miinufacture, Aitken's Patent — with a few of Lamb's niacliines from Eng- land. The machinery is driven by a high-pressure engine of lOOhorse power, the fly-wheel ot which, 16^ feet iu diameter, weighs al'ioul 20 tons. The erection and entirs arrun'.;eiiicnt of this establish- ment has been under the cliarge of Mr. James Rob- erts, for miiny years Superinlendenl at the Mission Woolen Mills. The capital stock of this company is |.')IIO,(IOO. George F. Bragg is the ngeiit. Another esfablishiiu-nl of u similar character was put in operation on the corner of Turk and Pierce streets, by Messrs. Sharp and Goldstein, in August, 1866. In addition to the carding and spinning appa- ratus in use, the machluery includes a number of Aitken's Patent knitting macliines. Every variety of knit goods, including men's, women's and chil- dren's underclothing, for which there is ample de- mand in this market, are manufuctured ut this establishment. Cotton Manufactouy.— The nrlides of incor- poration for the erection of the first cotton manu- factory iu Califurnia, were tiled in the office of the (Merk of San Francisco County, in August, 186.1, under the sty le of the OaklantI Cotton Manufacturing Company — Wm. If. Hector & .Son, the present man- agers, bi'ing the principal stockhohlers — with a cash capital of f 100,000. Shortly after, a brick building '.10 by 45 feet, and two stones high, was completed, and fitted up with the requisite machinery for the manufacture of cotton goods. This mill, which is eliifiblv located near Oakland, Aliinieda County, con- tains tliiity two looms, iiropellcd by a .■'team engine of 10 horse power. Tlie concern gives constant em- ployment t(. about thirty openitivcs. The company have erecied three coinmodions brick buildings con- tiguous to the mill, for the accommodation of the employes. When first put In operation, the supplies of the raw material worked up, were principally drawn from the East, with a portion from Mexico; but the culture of cotton in the southern portion of California, having been fully demonstrated to be a decided success, the premium of $:i,0()0, offered by the State for the flrst and best cotton plantation having bcv:ii a'«'ardcd two years since to Matthew Keller, of Los Angeles, and a large crop having been raised last season, there is no doubt but that a sufficient supply will soon be afl'orded at home. This establishment manufactures 30,000 yards of shirflng per month. The product during the vear 186fi amounted to 100,000 yards of shirting and 50,000 of brown sheeting. Cotton WAnniNo. — Mills for the inanulactnrc of cotton wadding, batting, etc., combining all the later improvements in this department, including recent patents, were erected by 1. C. Mayer & Son, the present proprietors, on the south side of Turk street, between Scott and Pierce streets. San Fran- cisco. Wadding is made single or ti, a large amount of cocoona. Other partiea alao engaued in tlie eiiterpriae, tbe roil and climiite of this State being pvrnliHrly adapted to the growth of the mulberry and the aiicceaaful rearing of ailk-worma. From the product of tbiaenterpri^e, Meaara. Newman St, Myers, of _Stin Kraiiciwo, aucceeded in nianufac- turing a coiiaidciuble amount of elegiint ailk dreaa gooda of varioiia atylea, ua well na vnrietieaof aewing ailk. The Hi-ticlea produced will fully compare, in point of iincneHH, evvnneaa, and lirmneaa of texture, with the beat apcciineiia imported from China ana Japan, or ihoae produced by the looma of Lyona. Siiecimena of tliia inanufucture, exhibited at the Cal- ifornia State Fair, in September, 1866, were awarded a handwmie premium. An cxtenaive mnnufiictory ia in the course of im-vlion at San Joac — niuchinery of every requisite quality, embodying all the recent im- provenienta in tliia department, liim been procured — and every preparation made to carry on the buaineaa to ita fulleet extent. Clothing. — Theamonnt of clothing returned to the Internal Revenue Office of thia Diatrict, during the year ending June 30tli, 1860, waa conaidentbly over a million of dollara. When it ia considered that thia maniifiicturc denenda almoat entirely u|H>n the woolen niilla of Culiforniii and Oregon for tlie atock worked up, the magnitude of thia intereat muat he apparent. With many other manufucturea here, tbe making up of clothing baa increaacd to an unprecc- dentedextent within a few years. Like other man- ufactarea, too, of a aiinilar nature, the buaineaa ia divided up among a large number engaged in it. The Pioneer Clothing Factory, S. Keinatein, proprietor, ia located on the corner <>f Commercial and liattery Btreeta, ia tnoBt extenrively engaged in thia buai- neaa ; thia concern giving conatant employment to ICO handa, and manufacturing to the extent of t'.2U,000 per month. Meaara. Weidenreid & Lehman, located on Sanaom atreet, between Sacramento and Commercial, were among the flrat to commence thia manufacture to any extent, having been engaged in the buaineaa for the paat five yeara. In addition to other articlea of clothing, they are extenaively en- gaged in the manufacture of w'hite and flannel aliirta and drawers. The aubataiitial manner in which their gooda are made, with their auperior finieb, give them a decided preference over aimilar articlea inan- ufiictured in the Eaatern citiea. The California Clothing Company, nlao, do an extenaive buaineaa at their manufactory on Pine atreet near liattery , giving tegular employnient to over one hundred persons. Boots and Shoes. — ^The return made in this de- partment to the Aaaeaaorof Internal Revenue during the year ending June 30th, 1866, which amounta to near half a million of dollara, ia the fullest proof of the fact that no branch of domeatic inanufacturea has increaced with greater rapidity t ban that of boots and shoes. Thia ia an enterprise that haa sprung up almoat entirely within a comparatively few yeare past, the greater portion of all the articlea in tfiia line in nae here being imported from abroad. Tbe increase of tanneries, and manufucturea of leather producing a better article than can be procured elaewhero, and the high pricea demanded abroad, aet our home man- ufacturers to work ; and with their improved facili- ties, better atock, and superior quality of work, they are able to compete aucceaafully with manufacturers abroad. The moat extensive concern engaged in this business is that of Meaara. Wolf & Co., who, a abort lime since, completed, for this purpose, a build- ing on Folaom, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, 40 by sO feetj and 3} stories high, with a tan- nery attached, covering an area of 15U by 245 feet ; steam power ia uaed, and one hundred and twenty- five banda are employed. The atock uaed ia all pro- duced in California. The manufactory of Went- worth, Hobart &. Co., at No. 210 Pine street, afforda another evidence of the rapid increase of this buai- neaa. The proprietors commenced, about two years since, with but three workmen ; now they employ not less than a hundred, with all the latest appliances of machinery, tuniiiig out soinelhiiig like a tliousand pairs of boots and ahoea per week ; about five thous- and aides of aole and akina of upper leather are worked up each month. Meaars. llein St, Bray, on Battery street, are alao extenaively engaued in this manut'aclure, employing about aeventyiive hands, and turning out about aeventyeiuht paira of men's and boy a' kip and calf boota per day, beaidea a large number of paira of pegged siioes. The sole leather used by them is from the Santa Cruz tanneries, and the work produced ia of a auperior character. An- other mannfuctory baa been ealabliahedon tbe corner of California ami Sanaom streets, by C. A. Morrill St, Co., a firm formerly engaged in the buaineaa in the Eaat, who propoae to enter largely into thia manufacture. To George K. Porter, who baa been for many yeara an owner in one of the principal tanneriea <>f Santa Cruz County, ia acconled tbe credit of being the pioneer in tliia important branch of inanufacturea. which be entered into for the pur^ioae of working up tbe productaof the tannery in which he ia intereated. In connection with aome outside aaaialance, he has a contnu'l with tbe State for the labor of thirty or forty convicta in the State Prison, who are employed in the manufacture of the coarser quality of IJoots and shoes. Shirts.— During the past year the manufacture of sb.rta on an extenaive acale was commenced at 61 J Sacramento street, San Francisco, by (i. F. Falkeii- stein St, Co. ; and the enterprise has succeeded so well, there being such a steady demand for the do- mestic munufactiire, that others have followed. Most of the large clothing manufacturers include thia in their buaineaa. The concern named keepa 75 to 100 Iiersona conatantly employed, a room 35 by 80 feet leing devoted to the buaineaa. The front is occupied for the manufacture of the best qualities of linen and cotton shirts, 35 giria, each provided with a sewing machine, being engaged in the work. In the rear end, the same number of Chinamen are employed, each with a sewing macliiue, at work upon hickory aliirts, and the heavy and coarser atylea of gooda in nae. Tbe concern turna out from 40 to 50 dozen of hickory, and from 20 to 30 dozen of linen and cotton abirtaeach day. M. L. Haas Sc Co , and Eaber^ Sc Co. , are alao engaged in this manufacture. Blank Books. — Wm. B. Cooke it, Co., the enter- prising law stationers of San Francisco, having ar- ranged with Taylor St Co., of the Pioneer Mills, for a uniform and siiflicient quuntitv of paper, liave commenced the manufactuie of all kinds of blank books. They have contracted for the labor of fifty of tbe convicts at the State Priaod. where thev have put up the requisite apparatus and ruling machinery for the purnoae, the whole being under the direction of Alexander Buawell, who haa bad a long and ex tensive experience in thia dcniirtment. In addition to blank books and paper ruling of every descrip- tion, an extensive booabiudery will be connected with the concern. I 11' w \i ill 98 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Papir. — Owing to the iiicreiuted demand /or printinfi; paper upon tliib count, and the IiIkIi priccHof stock at tliu niilU in tlie Atlunliu StateH, tlie nmiinfar- ture of tliii) article here ia every day luwinninK a greater degree of importance ; and, notwitlmtanding the capacity of the two mills that have been in snc- ceasful operation in this State for a nuniher of years past, they are unable to snpply the df niiind. The abundant water power wliicli exists throughout this region, and the purity of its crystal stretiniH, iilford every facility for the 'successful" prosecution of tlii* branch of manufactures. The total value of the stock produced at these mills, during the year 1806, amounted to |l7a,80i. The first or these, the Pioneer Mill, erected ten years since, at Taylorsville, Marin Co'intv, by 8. P. 'Taylor Jt Co., pro'diiced during the year t86(>: of book and map yiayer. 1,110 reams; uewB, 3,:)38; assorted colors, !iVi; Manila wrapping, 7,083. The pa|)er used lor the Suite Printing during the last sessiou of the Legislaiure was produced at this establishment; and the greater portion of the paper used in the miip-publihliing buHiiiesg of this coast conies from the same quarter. The San Lo- renzo Mills, on San Lorenzo Creek, Santa Cruz County, owned by Messrs. Harrison. Sinie & Smith, which have been in successful operation for the past six years, mauufuctursd, during the year 18(>wer is used. The company import their nitrate of soda fn>ii) Peru, but have adopted the refined sulphur inunufactiired by the (California liorax Company, which is found to fully answer the pur)H>se. Innumerable acci- dents, resulting in the loss of life and linib, to the large number of people engaged iu blasting in the mines, from the defective quality of fust- imiKirtld from abroad, the want of a home manufactory of this indispensable article has been felt here for a long time ; and although the merits of the subject have been fully canvassed, nothing permanent has as yet been done in the matter. Glass.— Although the manufacture of glitss during the yi-ar 186»i amounted to but little over $80,(K)0, its importance should not lie underrated. Tlie (|iiuntity, owing to the consiuiit and rapidly-increasing de- mand growing out of the extendeu wine products, tIruggistM' and manufuctnrurs' wares of vurioiis kinds, mineral waters, mustard, pickles, and similar manu- factures, falls far short of the demand. The first manufactory of glass in San Francisco was by the Pacific Glass Company, which was incor|N>ruted in I86'J, who erected a large building on a tnict of ten acres, purchksed for the purpose, on the Potruro, and contiguous to the Kay. Cflass blowing was com- menced here on the 16tb of June, 18ii:i, hince which time the work has been steadily continued. From forty to fifty hands are employed, and every variety of glassware demanded by the increaHliig iiiauufac- tares of the country, are produced. Tlieso works are at present con'ducted by Messrs. Saulsbury, Kirk, and Mordecai. The San Francisco Glass Works, owned by Messrs. Newman and lirannun, located on Towiisend street, between Third and Fourth, have been in successful operation for two vears past. They employ forty hands, and turn oat lamp chimneys, bottles, jars, luid driiggixtH' wuro to theaiiionnt of $l5(M)euch week. Tliiscstalilishinent is prepai'ed to furnish retorts needed in clieiiiicul lab- oratories of any capacity, uptotwenty-live gallons; and during the past season manufactured tor the chemical works of Judson St, Co. twelve twenty- ?rallon retorts, to be used in the manufactory of acids ur the Sun Francisco United States Mint, as well as twenty four sixteengulloii ret^orts, and u large num- ber ot glass uypliong for the chemical labonitory of B. B. Thayer and Co., of this city. The white sand used for the finer quality of glass made at these establishments is found in large quantities in Mon- terey County ; the next quality comes from Oak- laim, across the Bay ; 'whilst that for the common or ordinary quality is found iu immense quantities iu the hills of Sau Francisco. Cordage. — The only establishment iu this depart- ment is the Pacific Cordage Manufuciory, located at the Potrero, and owned by Messrs. Tubbs Sc Co. It was established in 185t), since which time it has been in successful operation, there being u constant demand for the articles produced. The rope walk in fifteen hundred feet in length, and the building, comprising the spinning department, is one hundred feet long liy forty in width. Fitly hands are kept constantly employed, and over 2,000,000 lbs. of cord- age wera manufactured during the past year. The stock worked up is imported from Manila direct. Matches.— Although the maimfacture of friction matches was only commenced in this city six years! since, it has steadily increased, until the domesticl article has almost wholly monopolized the market— the article produced here being a superior as well at cheaper article tlian the imported. This article re- quiring to be stamped direct, we have no means oil arriving at the exact quantity produced during the] I past year, establisliniei; I on Twelfth i I Jossnp Si c I idea may bo i . Leatheh.- I AssesHur of I I ing June 30, Owing to th prices abroad stowed upon | 1 10 shippiiin^ I though previoi I ma tliiH truffle . "on of the !»,, vastly increase leHlher, was ii .'he number ol increased diiriiij l*iiig depeiideii articlu, large qi IcHlher are shii Isthmus of p,l Iliese shipmeni nionfh, with a mmiiiishing. Tl diiced hero are t although the atti ufactuie is beiu, sKins and inorocc and firm cliuractt tered here, the so to that produced found along the docino, noted for H'l'ipted to this nu ;'«."'?e"8ofthe;oi this ini|)ort«„t end carried i„ some o«k upon which Cerro «„,! hj, f„„ »ftiefin,t white, of Monterey, by o trunk has Seen en V'""lu, whose bu, Ijeen similarly n«t tliepregent. The I account '.f (he pecn I reK'wi, are located , numerous others, V, „7««''e'J over the { or the coast. The i « "early forty, of I Cisco. ■" SADDr,ERr AND leather workeli8hiii«nt — the Eureka Match Factury, located on Twelfth street, near FoIhoui, uwnud hv VV. H. JuMnp & Co.— tiimB out eighty yroMH dally, some idea may be inferred of the extent of thiH uut'erprise. Leatheh.— The amount of leather returned to the AsaeBHor of Internal Uevenue during thn veiir elid- ing June 30, 18(U), fi-ll t)Ut little Hliurt of 'f-moOO. Owinx to the abundance of Htock, and the liiKli prices abroad, a greater dcffree of attention is be- Htowed u(H)n home manufHclurcH. It is found that tliu Hhippin^ of liiduH to the Kastein markets — nl- tliouuh previous to the discovery of ^old in CBlifor- niathiH traffic constituted the main trade of this por- tion of the Pacilic — to have the same returned at a vastly increased rate in the form of manufiictureil leather, was neither a wise nor prolilalilc policv. The number of tanneries in California lias rapidly increased dnriuff the past few years, until s» far froi'n lieiiiK dependent u|H>n Eastirn manufactories for this article, lar^e quantities of the best (piality of sole leather are shipped to tlie Atlantic itlHles via the Istlinuis of I'anuma by each outKoinj; steamer. These shipments amount to about :.',(H)U sides per month, with a prospect of increasing rallier tlum dimiidshiuK. The principal qualities of leather pro- duced here are sole, kip, harness, beltinjir, aiitl hose, althou|i{h the attention of those en^axed in tiiis nuin- ufaclure is being turned to the production of calf- skins and moroccos. Owin^ to tlie huxe nhc, lieavy and firm character of the hides of the cattle slaugh- tered here, tlie sole leather manufactured is superior to that nroduced in the tanneries of the Eastern States. The bark of the peculiar species of oak found along the coast from Monterey Uay to Men- docino, noted for its excess of tannin, is peculiarly adapted to this purpose ; and many of these ancient deuizens of the soil have been strijiped bare to serve this important end, To such an extent bus this l>een carried in some instances that even the ancient oak upon which the venenited Padre Juniper, Cerro and bis foUowera commemorated the landing of the first white men u|ion these shores at the liny of Monterey, by cutting a large cross deep into the trunk, has been entirely denuded of its bark by some vandal, whose bump of reverence fi'oduced here being of a heavier and more substantial nature than that im|)orted from abroad, is better adapted for ordinary use and re- •^uirements of the large number of teamsters exten- Nvelv engaged in the transportation of goods over rougli mountain roads to distant mining regions — a business requiring the most substantial and durable articles of harness that can be produced. The heav- iest manufacturers in tiiis branch in San Francisco are Messrs. Main St, Winchester, pioneers in the bnsiness, who early established themselves here and opened an extensive trade at various points. Mead and Co., J. G. Johnson Sc Co. are also extensively engaged in the business. Type Foun-jrv.— Although the business of man- ufacturing tvpo,_stereotvping, and eleclrotyping has been carried on in San Francisco on a limited scale for a number of years past, vet it is only recently that the manufacture of full fonts of type of every variety, embracing every style oi plain and orna- mental letters, has been commenced. Messrs. Faulk- ner Sl Sons, having imported all the necessary ma- chinery, and engaged the most skillful workii'ien in this department, and beginning work in November last, have already produced a suttii^lent snpplv of all sorts in this line to meet the dema:id, including full suits of type for u number of the newspapers of this Coast. Furniture. — A reference to the returns made to the Federal Assessor of the Internal Revenue De- partment shows the amount (>f Furniture manufac- tured in the city of San Francisco for the fiscal year to be $1,():)*J,',>70. When it is considered that for a long time even the mostcommon articles of household furniture in use hei-e, were mnniifactnred and im- ported from abroad ; and, also, that although this por- tion of the Pacific produces many beautiful wimmIs, yet the greater iiortion of the material worked is pro- duced elsewhere, the magnitude of this manufacture seems really wonderful. Within a comparatively short time a nnmlier of extensive manufactories have been erected, in which all the recent and improved machinery has been introduced, where every variety of articles in this department, suited to the wants of tliis coiniiiiinity, arc turned out in large quantities. Of the numerous (lartics engaged in this business, the most extensive establishments are those of Messrs. Ooodwin &., Co., J. Peirce, N. P. Cole & Co., and W. (}. Weir, who has recently erected a larjfe build- ing for this iiurpose in Hayes Valley. Some higlily polished aiiu beautiful specimens of laurel and other native California woods were sent to the World's Fair at I'aris by Mr. J. P. Uovd, furniture manufac- turer. No. 412 Pine street. Messrs. Field & Co., 4U7 Mission street, are extensively engaged in the manufacture of bedsteads, tables, etc. ; and Messrs. Jacob Schreiber and J. F. ik. H. H. Schafer daily produce for their large and increasing trade a con- siderable amount of ueds and bedding. Mattino. — The manufacture of M'.nila Matting was commenced in San Francisco in May, 186G, ity D. Jordan & Co. This ex|)erinient, which was com- menced on a small scale, has been found to succeed so well that the product has almost driven the im- ported article from this market; in fact, since its going into operation, the price of niatliiig has been Induced twenty per cent. The manufactory, which is located at No. &M Ellis street, contains six mat- ting looms, two skeleton mat machines, and one mat loom, and produces nine hundred yards of matting, with eighteen or twenty dozen mats jier week. The material used, termed " coiet yarn," spun from the fiber of the outside husk of the cocoanut tree, is im- ported direct from Manila. As the raw material exists in large quantities much nearer ihis coast, it is the intention of the proprietors to put up the req- uisite machinery for spinning the article. They also intend, during the coming season, increasing their looms to thirty in number, and are about erect- ing a dye-house ; so that iu a shoit time all the various operations connected with the business will be con- ducted directly on the spot. Rroons. — ^There are fouiteen manufactories of Brooms in California, ten of which are locHt«d in San Francisco. The material worked up is of Cal- ifornia production ; the growth of broom com being heavy, the brush is of a quality much 8U|)erior to the imported article, which has been entirely driven from the market. The broom corn used commands a price ranging from $50 to $75 per ton, and the manufac- tured brooms from (3 to f 6 per dozen. 100 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. niM.iARn TAnt.KS.— There are Miree mnniifHo- toriea of Killiiiril THbleH in Sun KranriHro: tlmt of Mutliew K. IliiKlieii, on Montffonierv it(rc«t, who inunufiiclnres f ii)ni Hoventv -tl ve to one hnndred tiihles It yenr, iim) wlio hui niuiie Hince c<>nin)enein||{ hiisi- li«ii8 'J,^AW tithle*. Kvery porlioa of those liilileH JH niuinifnctnred here, except the cUHhiona— Phehin'i) Patent — which are made in Now Yorlc. Jacol. Slruhle Sc Co., the nioneerH in tliiR depurlmont, com- inenced tlie maniiractiire of tiiblen in IH.'il, iiinc« wliieh time tiiey have turned ont '2,()0!) tahleg, one of whicli,exhil)ited ut the tlrHt MeehanicH' Fair, lield in Sun FrunuiHco in 1856, tool( tlie premium, and oflerwardM Mold for |l,l.'iM. In the yearn IHAT-H, the hiiHineHH of tliis tirm amounted to $)l)0,Ou'./ per year. A lar){e number of tlio tables in private eetabliHh- nientu were manufactured by tliem. They make from lifty to Boveiity-live tables each year. The remaining manufuctory, that of 1*. liieiienfeld on llattery street, turns out about twenty-tlvo tables per iinnum, and lias, duriuf^ the eleven years he Ims lieeii engaKed ■» tl>e business, produced three hnudrcd tables. Many of the native woods of this ref^ion. California rosi-wuod, curled maple, and other varieties, are employed in this maiuifucture. (Since the foregoing was written, Messis. Hughes and Stralile have formed a copartnership, and have re- moved their manufactory to 567 Market street.) WooDKN Ware. — One of the most extensive estal>1i8hments for the manufacture of wocdun-ware on this coast 'i that of Messrs. Elam & }(owes, which is located on the corner of Main and Mission streets, San Kruncisco. The building is of brick, sixty by sixty feet, and three stories high, and fitted up with all the requisite madiinery driven by steam-power, for the manufacture of pails, tuCs, and every variety of wooden-ware in use. Thirty men are lroduction at the World's Fair, in London, in I85C, but from souie cause this was not done. It is to be hoped tlmt it will be sent to the coming Ex- position in Paris, to -how to the world what our State can produce in this department. Elegant pre sentation services of silver have been at various times manufactured by Messrs. J. W. Tucker, Shreve & Co. and liarrelt and Sherwood. There is [ also considerable diamond setting dono by the San Fnincisco jewelers and lapidaries, and tlie elegant gold quartz jewelry, which originated here, has become universally popular. SiioAR Refineriks.— The only sugar refineries on the Pacific Coast arb three in number, and located in the city of San Francie:!o. Their operations are very extensive ; this important branch of manu- facture being increased during the past year by the erection of an extensive establishment, and a consid- erable increase in the operations of those previously in existence. The first and longest established of these is that of the San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Company, the extensive buildings of which are lo- cated on the corner of Harrison and Eighth streets. Tills establishment is of a sufili'' unrou ,onolly & Co., N,f ninnufactiircd hut J and puckiid 50,0001 ! amount of bicarboij joftartar, coiitaiiiinr , MirsTAKD Tliel has been carried oil irancisco for 8evef MlfsbeenthenufivJ Which was so nroll baffle the edbrts of I to root It out and mJ proved to be a pest 1 Wed saved byTlieT commanding « readl per pound \M "' point of streiitfthl for the table «„r^| J'niportedfromabro^ nals nged Hre barlel '" 'ne event of a gl J^WnUtiesofniolasgT OALI FORNIX MANUFACTURES — HISCELLANKOUS 101 1,500 tons of raw lumr each month, and tnrna out (hiring; thHt time 7,000 barrelH of wliitu BiiKur, 4,000 cruHlied, iiixl .'>(),0()0 ffalloiio of goldun Myi'iin. The hnxiiietiii doiitt lit thiH utttublinliiueiit during tiie your 18;j,(>31!. Tlie raw material consumed is mostly imported from China, Central America, and the Sandwich Islands, in which latter country tho cultivation of sugar is largely on the increase. Tlie amouni produced in these es'tubliHhmunts during the year ending June !iO, 186<), as shown liy tlie exhibits of the Internal Uevenuo Departiiiciit, readies witliin a fraction of four millioiiH of dollars, u sum more than double that of any single branch of manufac- tures. Macaho.vi asi) Pastk.— This manufacture was coumienccii .it San JVancinco in tlio year ISijti. by Messrs. lirignardello Macchiavello & Co., who liav'e l>r>eu constantly extending their operations since tliat time, in order to supply the iiu'reuHcd demand ; the 8U|ierioritv of the articfes they produce, liaving driven all others from the market. They manufac- tured at their estuMishmont, on Sanhoni street be- tween Jackson and Paciflc, during the year IKtSO, about 120,(100 boxes of macaroni, using for this pur- pose IO,()ll() sucks of macaroni wlie^it, of California growth, and over 000 barrels of flour. Yeast PownKn.s. — In the early days of the gold excitement in California, when thousands of men but little versed in the mysteries of the culinary art, rushed to the mountains in search of tlie preci(nis iiietals, yeast-powders, or self-rising Hour, were iiidis- iiensable articles in the miner's cmltit. The demand for the former was extensive and steady ; and although civilizing intluences have done away with the rude appliances of early times, the demiliul for the article still continues to a considerable extent. Uonolly & Co., No. I'Jl Front street, San Francisco, manufactured last year, 3,000 gross of yeast-powders, and packed 50,000 pounds of sala>ratU8, and the same amount of bicarbonate of soda, with 100 cases cream uf tartar, containing about 300 pounds to the case. MusTAiiD. — The manufacture of ground mustard has been carried on to a considerable extent in t!an Francisco for several years past. The article ased has been the native, or wild mustartlitlie growth of which was so prolific — the stalks attaining such a gigantic size in the fertile valleys of Cul'*brniii as to baffle the efforts of the early cultivators of the soil to root it out and make room' for other crops. What proved to be a pest, was made a source of profit, the seed saved by the separators in tfireshing grain, commanding a ready price, at from two to foiir cents per pound. The seed is of the black variety, and in point of strength and pungency, is superior, both for the table and medipinul purposes, to the article imported from abroad. Distillation of Spirits. — The quantity of dis- tilled spirits returned in this District during the year 1860, amounted to 4!? ',151 gallons. The mate- rials used are barley, wheat, Indian corn, rice, and in the event of a scarcity of giain in the market, quantities of molasses, imported from the Sandwich Islands, have been substituted toadvantage. A largo number of small distilleries have been in operation during the past year, but the product has been mainly drawn from the two leading oHiabliHlinients, of 'a capacity inferior to but few if any similar concerns of this chrtlncter in the United States. The first of these, that of J. Dows St Co., located on Mission Creek between Hranniin and Folsom streets, haa Iteen in successful o|)eration for more than ten years rit. The ccmsiimplion of grain each month iimerior article put up here to supply the home demand, but shipments abroad are made to a considerable extent. Cutting &. Co., No. 'Mii Front street, who are most largely engaged in the business, have a capital of 102 FAOIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. $150,000 invested, and at certain Beasong employ 100 iiandg ; tliev put up during tlie year 18()6, goinetliinK like 300,000 cans of friiita and veKetables, and aliuut 1U0,(MMI gallons of pickles, besides ketclinps, siiuces, and oilier articles. These articles, shipped by this firm to New York, have been pronounced superior to anything of the ':ecoiiiiiig an article of commerce. Owing to the defective mode of curing, the dried tigs are not eiiual to the imported. Weston & Co., Pacific Fruit Mar- ket, put up during the past season six tons of various kiiiils of drie pounds of ench carciiss lieing cured into hams and liacoii; the residue being sold in the markets, ami converted into lard. The pioneers in the pork and beef p.icking busi- ness in California were Koot. Hrady &. Sleiiiberger, men of large experience in iliis department in the Atlantic States. The parties most extensively en- gaged in the business at this time, are Messrs. Wil- son &'. Stevens, who have erected at Klack Point, immediately on the Hay. about two miles from the cilv, an extensive slaughtering and packing estab- lishment, modeled after the best arnmged concerns of the kind at Cincinnati and Chicago. The main building is iOO by 'M) feet, the capacity sufficient to pack 1 ,000 hogs per i!ay. The Point affords a uni- form teiii|ienitHre of low degree, favorable to the business. Messrs. Dietrick & Co., and Willouuhby & Co., Third street, also do a large business in tills lino. niiEWERiEs.— The number of establishments in San Francisco where fermented liquorg are manu- factured, is 3'i ; and the ({iiantity produced during the vent IStiO, amounted to aboiU ■i,.'>00,000 gallons. Tlie Wley used for the malt is exclusively of California growth — and a considerable portion of the hops used are raised hi re ; lieiiig preferred to the imported, on account of a greater degree of strength and fresh- ness — a sea voyage deteriorating the quality of the article. The principHl establishments wliich are miiinly devoted to the manufacture of that popular beverage, lager beer, are thov doin^ the necessary grading and erecting ii wharf^ into the Bay for tlie diHcharge of freiglit from tlie largest sized vessels. Tlie rolling mill, which will consist of a snhstJintial building of 15()feet by 235 feet, with a machine shop attuched, 85 by 100 t'ect, will he Knished and in complete run- ning order in twelve months; all the requisite ma- chinery and tixtnres which cannot be produced in California, having been selected in the East, is on its way to San Francisco. Connected with other ex- tensive ariiingements, will be a forge of a capacity sntticient for manufacturing shafts fur the largest sized ocean steamers, which will supply a want thiit has long been meriously felt. From the magni- tude of this enterprise, and the thorough manner in which the parties engaged in it design to carry it out, it will be in no respect inferior to any similar work in tlie whole country. The PaciHc Forge Company, under the manage- ment of Messrs. Hall & ,lolinson, have erected a large building on Mission Creek, north of Fifteenth street, which is supplied with the requisite machin- ery for forging pur))ORes. These works have been in'succcssful operation for some time past; and it is the intention of the proprietors to add the necessary machinery for rolling iron. LEAn.— The only manufacture of lead npon this portion of the Pacific Coast is carried on by Thomas H. Selby & Co., one of our oldest and most en- terprising busincHB firms. Thene parties erected in the year IH(ir>, on the cqrner of lioward and First Bti-eels, San Fiancisco, a' tower SO liy 70 feet, square at the base, and two hundred feet iii height, for the nianufactiue of shot, of which fliey produce, as the market reciiiireii, every description, from buck shot to the smallest si/.es, two hundred bags per day. They also maiuifacture Minnie bulls, bar and sheet lead, mid lead pipe, in siitticieut quantities to keep the market cupplied— the capacity of their manufac- tory, wl;icli comprises all the requisite mncliinery with the latest iiiiprovements, being double the present iiMiuirements in this deparlment. About nfteen Imiidred tons of crude lead per annum are used. Tliis large stock is nearly all iiiqiorted from abroad; but exiierimeuts are milking for the devel- opment am' proiituble working of the immense de- posits of galena existing in various portiiuis of this coast, many of which coiiliiin u large per ceiitage of the precious metals, wliicli is eventually bound to produce an article at home which will supersede the imported. Saws and Saw Tkkth.— The operations of the Pacific Saw Manufacturing Company, who com- menced work III ilieir manufactory on Pine street, between Hatterv ai.d Fnnit, in August, IHtili, was an important event in the history of the mechanic srts of Sun Fraiiciseo. Hitherto' everything in this department beinj: imported from the East and Eu- rope, when special orders were to be lillefl for sud- den emcrgcucicH, great delays and a large addititnial expense were the result. "Since this manufactory has gone into operation, all these diffloiillies are obviated. As thi.>re is nothing in this line of man- ufac!>!re that cannot be furnished to order at a short notic, everything, from the largest sized circular nnd gang sa'ws for mills to the smallest blades for niechanica! and otlier purposes, can readily bo pro- duprd at this establishment. The machinery is the mosi perfect in use, embracing all the niod'ern im- provt ments in the business, among which is Hub- vardV patent, for grinding the circular plates in the rough, as they arc imported from England, to a amooth and uniform surface. All 'he opemtions of cutting, tempering, hammering, and polishing are gone through in regular order, the result of which is the production of a superior article, suited to the wants of this portion of the coiMitry. The improved furnace for tempering long saws, by which u great saving of hibc <■ is etfeeted, originated in this estab- lishment. Adjoining is the manufactory of N. W. S|>aulding, whose patent saw teeth are in general use in almost every portion of the United States, from tiieir superiority to all others in use. WiuE AND WiRB Rope.— The manufacture of wire and wire rope and cordage was commenced in San Francisco, in the year 1837, by A. S. Hallidie and Co. From a coiiiparatively small beginning, this manufacture has increased until the firm siippiy the whole of this portion of the Pacific Coast. They manufacture round ropes of wire from one-sixteentn of an incli to two inches in diameter, and flat ropes from 'ix i to 5x1 inch. For this purpose they use about 200 tons of forty -two sizes and kinds of wire per annum. Of the former they have turned out in one piece ropes ;t,0(M) feet in length ; and of the lat- ter, pieces of 1,200 feet, weighing H(),000 lbs. Thev have supplied the principal mines in Nevada witii the wire rope used in their extensive hoisting appa- ratus, nnd guy ropes, as well as furnishing the mate- rial used for the construction of wiie suspension bridges and aqueducts throughout California, Idaho, Orejjon, and liritish Columbia, of from 200 feet to 400 feet span. One of the most extensive of these is tlie wire suspension bridge erected by this firm over the Frazer River in tlie last named territory. They have in operation three sets of machinery of modern Eiiglisli invention and make. The iron 'and steel wire need by this firm in the manufacture of ro|H'B and other varieties of wire work is drawn in their mill, located o.'i North Bench. OlHce, No. 412 Chiy street. Amiifi-i.Ti-UAt, iMPt.EMENT.s.— The fact that a large nuijority of the most extensive and useful ugri- eultiirul implements aie patented inventions is a bar to tlicir manufacture here, although every facility is affoi'ded for the successful production of tliis im- portant branch of business. This iiiaiiufacture bus thus far been mainly contined to plows, of which a large variety is made — a preference being given to them by the farmers over the imported article. Tlie (luantity produced in this State during the past year niiioiuited to over 3,000. The reapers and 'tlireshers, of which there have been a number maiin- factured liere during the past year, have demon- strated the advantages of producing such articles at home. The freiglit upon bulky articles of tliis class imported from alii-oail aniuunting to u considerable sum, the benefits arising from their homo production are fully apparent. A number of inyentions nnd iin- pi'ovenreiits in agricultural implements, suited to the wants of this locality, which have originated here within the past few' years, have been generally adopted. CAiutiAGE.s AND VVaoons.— The manufacture of carriages in San Francisco is steadily increasing; and such is the superiority of the vehicles turned out here that they have almost entirely superseded the importations from abroad. The amount returned to the Revenue Office of this district during the year ending June 30, IStKi, was $337,200. The principal manufacturers m this city are R. S. Eells & Co., Caseholt Sc Co., Kimban & Co.— who have a con- tract for the labor of twenty men at the State Prison, engaged on wagons and carls; H. M. Black Sc Co., Pacific Concord Carriage Factory, and O. F. Willey &. Co. The number of men employed in the TaiiouB manufactories in Sau Francisco is over two hundred. Metallvrgic and Assay Estadlisiiments. — The business of smelting, refining, and assaying the ' I ! M 104 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRKOTORY. precious metals, is carried on to a considerable ex- tent_ in California. Although there are several es- tablishments in the first named department located in various portions of the State, owing to the uni- versal adoption of the milling process ft}r the reduc- tion of metals, this business is not curried on to that extent that might be reasonably supposed. There are fifteen assay establishments in San Francisco, among which the following occupy a prominent posi- tion: Rogers 6c, Drown, Hciitscli & Berton, Falk- enau dc Hanks, B. B. Thayer, O. C. Pope, and J. A. Bauer. The most extensive refinery of metals in the State, next to the U. S. Mint at Sun Fnin- cisco, is the Sun Francisco Assaying and KeHning Works, located on Bmnnan, near i^eventh street, San Francisco. This refinery consists of a substantial brick structure, one story high, one hundred and thirty feet in length, aim sixty feet wide, fitted up with a powerful steam engino and all the necexHary apparatus for melting uud refining metals in lurge quantities. The oHicc of the establishment is at No. 416 Montgomery street. Chemicals. — Although the returns made in this department during the past yeur uiiiuunt to only about $60,000, the demand for nil urtioles of this churacter consumed in the numerous metalluruic, photographic, and manufacturing estubjishnients gen- erally is steadily increasing. The oidcKt concern of this cliiiracter is that of E. iTudson & Co., on Vu- lencia, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. The operutiona here have been mainly confined to the production of acids, this manufactory having, for the past twelve years, furnished the nitric, sulphuric, >4ud muriatic acids used in the U. S. Branch Mint in San Fruncisco. Tlie lurge quantities of nilinte of soda used, are im|)ortcd {mm Chile and Mexico; and, notwithstanding large beds of sulphur are found all ulong this portion of tiie Pacific, the article re- quired liere is imported from Europe. The Pacific Chemical Works, established by Messrs. Fulkenau& lianks, six months ago, on Six- teenth, between Folsom and Harrison streets, man- nfucturo every article in this line for which there is any demand here, and are fully prepared to fill all onlers for the trade. Theiruppurut'iH is extensive, and they are engaged in the nmnufucture of ucier week, is calculated for crushing linseed, custor-bean, mustard, rape and other seeds msnu- fuctured. There is ulso connected with this eatab- lislunent u mill for the grinding in ,>il of white lead and zinc paints, and the manufacture of every variety of paints used in munufuclui es and urts. The entire urrangenients have been under the superin- tendence und direction of Mr. B. P. Brunner, who visited all the pvincipal estuhlishnientsof tlie kind in the United Slates and Europe for the purpose of in- specting their works ; and this mill is the einbodi- uient of his observations. Tiie powerful presses used are the inventions of this geiitleinan, patented some years since. Nolwithstuii'^'ig the soil and climate of California are well adapted to the culture ot flux-seed, owing to the want ot a market for this product, which druwbuck is obviated by the going into <>peration of this manufactory, there has been but little of this article raised. Until a siitficient quantity can be furnished at home, theciiiiipuiiy will be compelled to draw their supplies from Calcutta and other countries abroad. The cultivation of the castor-beau promising to prove u prolilable crop in this regi(Mi, through the introduction of this raunu- factory, considerable attontiou is devoted to the sub- ject. Turpentine, Pitch, and Rosin The manni'ac- turing of these articles engages the attention of nu- merous enterprising linns in this State and Oregon. In Yuba und Butte'Counties the production is nearly one hundred tuns per month, which can be increased to an almost unlimited extent, us the supply of the raw material is abundant. Notwithstanding the low prices obtained for these important urticles ot trade during the past year, the receipts from the interior ure regular, and their production must ufi'ord to those engaged in the busiuess u remuuerutivc return. Oil RKriNEUiEs. — There are two establishments engaged iu the refining of crude petroleum in San Francisco, one of which is owned by Stanford Brothers, and the other bv Messrs. llayward & Coleman ; the first of whicli produced, durinv the past year, about 35,000 gallons, and the latter 45,000 gallons of the refined article, although, owing to the nou-aiTivul of a supply of the crude article, operations have been slightly interfered with, Mr. Charles Stott CA has erected « Ventura, Sant ful operation, the tunnels at per day. The different arlici the Atlantic Si monstrated thi at a cheaper ru Potteries.. this diameter i tery, J. W. Or m the munutac quality of clay, Sacramento t.'oi of ware of this as for chemical order recently Works for a nu Mxty gallons ea( i he pottery of ] cipally occupied of which u largi Marule Wo within a year or factiire has been tent in Sun Fraiu pnrtment bein^ ii of the man n fact ceased, and inst( blocks and slahs- airect— and work tares in this line year, amountinir < $200,000, with tlie future. Thepriru business, the I'i(i cttled on Jackson nrst steam maniif which commenced employs twenty fl menial and furintu ofnativeCalitornii tones here. The I a fine quality of «■ P'KKings, El Don III J8o7, larjre ,.„ for monuments, si lend in the State 'quarry is owned ui .Sacramento. D. I working u quarry which 18 extensive nrst work from thit liuilding of the Pa corner of Californii were furnished by ( Another extensive near Columbia, Ti quarry of black, viil I pressing want in t i the white and clou lucer County, con I twilroad, and owne ^ilfie pioneers in thii I 'Ills niurhio takes ii artupted for niantcia imd other purposes. , FlSHERtKS._D„r tlementhero by the excitement und oth piit of or dependent although it wiw a w< quantities of the fln^ found all along this , [catching of salmoii mmi CALIFORNIA. MANUFACTURES — MISCELLANEOUS. 105 lias erected a refining egtabli«1iinent at San Baena- Ventura, Sanla ]t 1854 1860 1860 1850 1860 1867 1860 1856 1853 1866 18G6 1851 1801 1864 :8uo 1850 1850 1850 1855 1861 1850 1850 1851 1851 1854 1860 1854 1850 18j-)6 1850 1850 1860 1850 1850 I860 1850 1852 1852 1860 1850 1854 1850 1856 1851 1852 1850 1860 1850 ropulation 1860. 8,926 "l0,933 12,107 10,302 2,274 6.328 1,992 20,562 4.606 2,694 11,336 8,334 6.243 3,967 1,141 "' 4.739 5,516 16,447 13,270 4,3<>3 24,145 5,554 4,826 56,805 9,434 1,782 3,214 3.545 11.912 4,!)45 4.360 11.389 7,629 7,170 11,867 2.246 8.390 4,044 5,126 4.6.38 16,229 4.716 13,671 380.018 Vote, 1864. Clilldren undrr IS yrs. of age* 18W. 2,278 612 2.691 2,866 8,635 699 1,480 806 6,071 451 685 261 618 654 1,299 1,1)95 1,609 1,364 291 8i)6 779 1.328 4.577 8,792 1.497 5,956 736 294 21,019 8.276 408 977 423 3.132 1,426 1.471 3,088 1,882 2.163 4,362 (i23 1,263 846 1,114 1,167 3.156 1.128 3,203 4,681 231 2,816 2,806 3.600 966 2,682 299 8,892 486 1,601 28 ■■'197 995 426 3,882 1,347 1,258 2,301 596 ■ '2.123 2,176 4,970 3,123 982 6,914 1,679 464 80,(i94 6,143 ma 1,644 i.tm 6,509 2,780 1.276 1.555 1.727 4,75r- 7,585 940 1,7.39 1,016 728 1,363 2,951 2,125 3,126 103,136 ! 137,498 Estimated popi latlon, UBB. 16,430 ■ 'ilm 9,850 12.000 3.180 8,960 12,976 1,680 6,880 3.360 1,420 12,940 4,490 4,170 7,670 1,980 "7,666 7,260 16,560 10410 3,670 23.000 5,260 1,,'iOO 102,313 17,140 2,850 5,148 6,470 21,696 9,260 4,250 6.1>*0 5,756 15,850 26.280 3.4ti0 6.796 3.386 2,426 4.890 9,836 7,0S0 10,420 Am'tofRcnl and Personal Property, 1866. 94,683,660 460.000 1,907,262 5,128.868 1,890,667 1,689,166 2,544.282 879,025 8,476.626 826.000 2.200,000 ^600,000 819,825 288,089 896,708 $750 000 2,368,892 2,247.,')71 1.287 'TO 1,900,1 »«) 842.847 887,961 l,2>f6.450 2.797.688 6,178.887 2 826.243 1.192.621 10,316,976 695.201 448,706 88,402,274 5,275,016 768,330 2,700,000 771,861 7.972 899 1,441.739 1.091,723 2.314,0»; 1,617,822 8,044,120 6.846 680 1,026,216 1,7I8.2«,S 1,598,600 653,1811 1.299,370 2,15t).42- 4,150,500 456.4.S7 ail97,133,345 HANKS AND INSURANCE COMPANIES. There is prohnbly no oily of tlie sunie poniilntion in nny other portion of tlie world where institntinns of t'lis clinrHeter u're in it more lieulthv una tionrlHhinf; condition limn is tlie cnse in Shu Kranciseo. Tlie liberal eneouiiigeinent oH'ured liy tlie laws of this State for inveatnientg of this character has been tlic means of conreiitraling here, ' large ainoiuit of capital in the.<,6 1866 Nov'r. . . March . . March . . Sept. . . . Juno January. July ... Nov'r. . . May — 1868 1866 1866 1866 1866 18ti6 1866 1866 1866 Funilcr] Debt. Rate of Interest. »34,000!l0pcrct. 10,000 6pcrot. 200.000 10 per ct. 186,176 8 and 10 34,00r lOporct. 52,46 lOperct. 200,000 10 per ct. 20,430 10 per ct. 167,900 7porct June. , , . May March . . January. June March . . May May July . . . . March . . January, May July.... Dec'r.. . May March . . March . . May . . . . March . . April . . . August.. May . . . . June March . . January, Fob'y... March . . May B.060 10 per ct. 42,857,10 per ot. 1866; 1866 1866 1 1866! 18(18; 18661 18661 18«il! 1886 1866, 1866 i 1866 1885, 18(i6; 1866, 1868' 1866! 18(i6! 18(i6i 1866 18ti«! 18861 1868, 1868; 1866 1886 1 18(i6: 1886 28.682 7perct. 87,000,10 per ct. 250,000, 8pcrct Floating Debt. »6,658 11,000 96,542 105,000 10,000 3,211 4.688 27.369 66,559 17,473 13,500 Assets. «il5.B58 11,000 27,48V 1,722 3,720 18,869 4,686 3,000 8,624 51 17,000 30,322 8,299 46.905 7,000 17,000 82 000 30,000 11,500 17,190 12,235 700 26.928 7,823 3,696 6,000 2,918 7*5,171 8 and 10 14,024 1 7perct. 80,706 10 per ct. 4,047,294 6, f & 10 450,000 7, 8 ;nls 1 88,513,757 - 1,046,828 82,403,115 14,608 2,096 98,746 44,000 62,000 114,808 24,855 187,400 87,179,139 1 yr 1 yr 1 yr lyr lyr 1 yr lyr 1 yr lyr ly lyr 1 yr 111,728 84,578 1 24,1131 4t,275! 14,6961 1(13,790! 11.154! 25,000 10,573 1,199 8,608 32,072 81,059 a5,000 13,000 58,790 90,5'2O 29,5.32 890,780 7.510 lyr lyr lyr lyr 1 yr lyr lyr lyri lyrj lyri 1 vr; lyr lyr 1 yr lyr 1 yr 1 yr 1 vri 1.624.408 102 638 13,832 67,434 18n,(K)0 27,497 30,ii.81 79,81.3 32,974 59.473 72,000 20,792 14,701 30,(100 17,5(H) 18,000 83,9,30 47,927 I 90,239 82,856 20,894 32,092 10,010 95,666 10,287 21,560 7,269 8,486 14,121 33,135 83,916 84,000 16,000 68,790 88,426 29,596 878,2.38 6,692 1,487,281 97,695 10,798 64,950 9,086 190,000 26,650 25.900 71,187 84,294 86,691 48,000 14,221 12,168 16,000 22,000 16,000 64,986 42,651 FUNDED DEBT, STATE OP CALIFORNIA, JANUARY 1, 18G7. Amount of llonds ontstHndiiiff niider Act of April 27, 18,57 |3,5S),500 00 Amount of Honds outstimdintt under Act of April 28, 1800 187,.'>00 00 Amount of SoldicrB' Relief lionds oiilstundinf; 5'.20,000 00 Amount of Soldiers' Bounty Bonds outstanding . 1 ,0^8,000 00 Tot«l Funded Debt (interest at 7 per cent, per annum) $.'),;i'i2,0n0 00 Amount of cash in the Treasury December 31, I8()6 1,5-24,847 02 Total actual debt $3,797,152 98 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES— STATE or CALIFORNIA. Rccciptt. Receipts into State Treasury from all sources of reveime, from Dec. 1, 1805, to Nov. 30, 18Cti |3,84I,716 82 Excess of Receipts over Expenditures.' Expendituret. Expenditures for all pnrpoees from Dec. 1, 1865, to Nov. 30, 1866... $3,623,271 87 $218,444 95 * Unorganized. t OrKSnlzed 1866. No debt i No debt— cash on hand. I Returns refused. A small floating debt II Also •310,(X)0 In railroad bonds, etc. i City and County consolldatwl 1896; entire debt flinded. I raid n : ■! 108 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. OFFICIAL RETURNS OF CALIFORNIi^ .• Elections ot 1860, 1861, 1863 and 1864. Fbesidedt, 1860. (iOVERNOB, IWl. OOVBBMOB, 1863 President, 1864 COUNTIES. i" a p 1 t a 1 en ? • 1 r f i 3 Alameda 1,033 518 481 62 1,932 611 868 1,404 804 1,470 384 1.392 1,739 2.070 274 958 167 2,948 92 423 139 212 318 65 V 686 767 676 78 167 415 735 2.784 2,310 828 4,193 243 97 12,667 1,849 259 600 343 1,930 975 909 2,051 924 1,266 2,026 277 677 482 t«W 628 1,589 653 1,871 69,531 811 228 Amador 995 1,437 978 268 608 176 2,119 63 835 92 1,866 1,602 J, 880 236 413 88 2,695 22 444 877 945 178 1,173 826 1,717 240 386 78 391 134 217 39 1.901 834 271 123 232 20 163 33 1,299 1,782 1,980 348 959 172 2,775 64 402 198 92 1,258 1,284 1,606 198 298 64 2,202 78 81K) 235 54 827 1,106 1,572 581 830 213 1,870 818 2<>6 301 167 2,245 1,876 2,278 479 1,064 184 3,210 83 602 204 2,064 1,490 2,029 5«V1 634 152 2,139 878 196 199 1,199 Butte 1,116 Calaveras 1,664 Colusa Contra Costa 426 622 Del Norte. 139 El Dorado 2,122 Fresno 859 Humboldt 262 Klamath Lake 122 406 283 352 408 262 198 42 475 282 489 235 62 688 2 286 816 S 499 1 233 !01 38 19 16 64 455 591 666 491 69 360 499 767 3,2.50 2,222 659 3,264 297 122 10,728 1,837 176 702 131 1,995 916 628 2.147 1.168 1,449 1.608 247 658 405 888 163 2,025 726 2,014 66,036 198 206 687 273 87 518 305 277 1,521 1,403 602 2,836 261 52 3,178 414 102 383 436 371 183 l,(t76 1,200 1,280 456 879 231 291 368 777 33'i 976 367 869 1,195 300 710 659 309 r?s Ld6 658 1,779 898 517 1,127 401 90 1,243 1,688 200 100 24 1,081 367 628 1,423 717 689 1,616 416 570 507 608 670 i,(a6 694 1,426 702 640 836 632 96 1,009 622 898 2,882 2,067 1,288 3.653 3'il 116 9,261 1,981 260 834 481 2,084 904 936 2,.380 1,053 1,521 1,700 847 718 633 785 1,818 610 8*i6 1,989 982 489 921 571 329 695 607 660 1,766 1,620 766 1,944 376 132 6,452 1,473 219 340 143 1,52.5 403 617 1,.303 999 1.124 1,712 399 679 453 604 1,8(H 715 768 1,393 744 Marin 410 Mariposa 842 Mendocino 778 Morced 218 188 Monterey Napa Nevada 306 441 2,539 1,748 468 2,670 305 81 6,825 1,181 148 889 46 1,463 670 464 1,468 956 681 1,236 167 403 243 593 181 1,638 635 1,665 233 618 2,373 1,858 503 2,836 224 29 4,035 783 120 543 306 881 28* 1,094 1.589 1,503 603 611 232 441 496 885 211 1,608 497 1,360 246 f.79 1 1.653 4 1,448 7 453 S 1,684 £ lit2 148 2,560 8 1,.373 1 155 ... 131J 123 !... 722 1 319 1 685 2 1,347 a 760 6 746 2 1,467 4 4.33 440 311 2 516 1 574 4 2,0.34 a 606 1,874 1 ■4 41 100 75 11 162 98 8 140 99 41' if 29 .52 189 16 92 49 67 40 58 53 08 72 74 _59_ 36 364 692 1,79& Placer 1,474 Plumas 669 8acrnmento 1,768 San Bernardino San Diogo 493 197 San Francisco 8,352 1,427 149 877 80 San Joaijuin San Luis ubispo San Mateo Santa Barbara Santa Clara 1,202 462 Santa Cruz Shasta Siorra 662 1,037 957 Siskiyou Solano 908 Sonoma Stanislaus 2,336 846 Sutter Tehama Trinity 686 633 461 Tulare 689 Tuolumne 1,606 476 Yolo Yuba 1,333 Totals 38,739 38,020 33,976 |9,1 30,944 32,760 60,124 44,482 43,863 STATISTICS-PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO.t Treasure.— Tho total sliipmeut from Sun B^runcisco from 1819 to 1866, both iaclueive, in i789,183,603. Amount m ISC.C, |I4,364,393. I},ipor/ n.—'riimmge emplo\ -d 1865, 708,6.')6 tung; 1866, 748,28:1 tuna. Exports.— ilerchttudm!, value, |17,303,018 j treaeuie, 144,364,393. Total, $61 ,667,411. FEDERAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES-PACIFIC COAST, 1866. Receipts. Expenditures. Duties on imjwrts, etc $7,4.'')5,913| Army service $9,919,330 Internal revemie 7,609,433; Naval service 650,000 Sulo of slumps 455,000 Revenue service 725,525 Post Office Depurtraent 201,500 Postal service 372,380 Miscellaneous 240,000 Total in coin uud currency |15,96I,846 Miscellaneous . 380,150 Total in currency > |12,047,385 * In Oclnlicr, 1X6.1. an eloctlon wig held for Judge of the Supreme Court, nt which about 65,000 votes were polled, rcsultinK III thir clccllon of H. W. Handersoa over H. U. Hartley by about 7,000 majority. t Compiled trnm the Mercantile Uozette. One of the exhibited by tl extending theii The number nearly 150,000 there are a na County Butte Contra Costa. Pel Norte . . . El Dorado Humboldt Klamath Monterey. ..i. Napa Nevada ." Placer Plumas * Sacramento Snn Froncisco! I San Joaquin. San Mateo .. i Santa Clara.'." Santa Cruz . Shasta Siskiyotf Solano I II I Stanislaus .'Sutler ... Triuity. . . Vuba The public lilirnric Ij Association numberii |iie8rly 16,000 volun Biwordsof these, BiK I reading people. Sev jail the leading paper [alaodard works. 9,919,;«0 f)50,(HtO 725,525 372,380 380,150 CALIFORNIA, LIBRARIB8 109 LIBRARIES-PUBLIC AND SOCIETY. One of the moat gratifying evidences of the growing litemry tfwtea of the people of this State is exhibited by the increase of libraries and literary aswciations, and the interest manifested generally in extending their itphere of nsefiilness. The number of libraries in the State, with over 200 volumes each, is 50— containing an aggregate of nearly 150,000 volume*. This enumeration does not include School and Sunday School libraries, of which there are a number scattered throughout the State. TABLE OF LIURARIES IN CALIFOKNIA. County. Butte Contra Costa. Del Norte . . . El Dorado. . . Humboldt . . . Klamath . Monterey. Napa Nevada . . Placer Plumas. . . Sacnimento San Francisco . San Joaquin. Snn Mateo .. Santa Clara.. Santa Cruz . Shasta Siskiyotf Solano Stanislaus . Sutler Trinity. . . . Yolo Yuba Location. Kame. Ladies' Library Association. Union Club Neptune , Oroville Pacheco Crescent City Placerville Areata I Areata Association Eureka | Eureka Association Sawyer's Bar Monterey Napa City Nevada Auburn Spanish Ranch Meadow Valley Sacramento 0;ld Fellows Library Association OddlVllows Library Association Odd Fellows Library Association Library Association Odd Fellows Li brary Association 8t«te Library State Agricultuml Society San Francisco | Acadeinv of Natural Sciences. Law Librarv Mechanics' Institute Mercantile Association Odd Fellows' Association .... Pioneer AHS(M:iatiun Public School St. Mary's Association Superintendent Public Instruct'n Verein Association What Cheer House Young Men's Christian Assoc'n Stockton I Insane Asvlum " !Odd Fellows Redwood City ' Franklin Association Woodside .. San Just* Santa Clara Santa Cruz Shasta Yrektt Oro Fino.. Scott River Benicia. ... l)nto of I OrKaiiiza- tlon. 18.58 18iil 18(;3 1858 18()0 18(i0 18()0 18li> 18(i(> 18;')t> IStiii 1857 1858 1855 1857 1850 Vallejo Knight's Ferry . Yulw City , Weaverville . . . Woodland Marysviile ■ Woodside Association Academy of Notre Dame College Literary and Debating Society Library Association I^iadies Association Library Association South Fork Association Benicia College St. Catherine's Academy Y'oung I^iiidies' Seminary Library Association. . . .'. Public Library Enterprise ]x>dge Odd Fellows Hesperian Societv High School....: MaVysville Library Odd Fellows So. Vols. 1,000 200 250 1,500 800 600 350 1,000 275 3,000 250 500 400 4,000 4,500 30,000 2;ooo 1853 1,000 i8i;o t • ■ ■ ■ 1855 8,000 1853 24,000 18.55 16,000 1850 2,0(M) 181)3 2,500 1855 2,000 1850 1,.500 1851 4,500 18.j(> 5,000 1853 3,000 1855 1,000 18.55 1,500 ]8(iG 250 1857 600 1851 1,500 1850 2,500 18(50 200 1858 500 18.57 300 18t>2 583 1804 623 1850 1,000 1850 300 1854 500 18t)0 800 ISGO 1,000 ia')0 400 181)0 240 1862 200 1800 1,000 1856 3,000 1860 1,500 The public libraries of San Francisco are numerous and wall supplied, that of the Mercantile Library Association numbering 24,000 volumes. Mechanics' Institute 8,000 volumes, and the Odd Fellows' Library nearly 16,000 volumes, including many valuable works relating to the early history of this coast. The records of these, and other institutions of a similar character, prove that Californians are essentially a reading people. Several of the hotels are supplied with ample libraries and reading-rooms, furnished with all the leading papers, for the accommodation of their guests. One of these contains 5,000 volumes of atandard works. nt 110 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL PRESS. There are one hundred and thirty-two different newRpiipora and periodicals published in the St ite of Cul- ifomia: of which, twenty -six are issued daily; two, triweekly; live, semiweekly ; eiKhty eight, weekly; one, tri-monthly ; one, semi-monthly ; eight, monthly, and one bimonthly. In addition to the regular isHues of these publications, live of the dailies issue steamer editions, and twelve issue weekly editions— making a total of one hundred and forty-nine publications, viz: daily, twenty-six; triweekly, two; semi- weekly, live; weekly, one hundred ; tri-monthly, one; semi-monthly, one; steamer, ttvei monthly, eight ; and bi-monthly, one. Seven are published in foreign languages, two in French, two in German, one each in Spanish, Italian, and Chinese. There are Kfty different publications issued in Sail Francisco; live in Sacramento ; two in Stockton ; and two iu Marysville. LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, Published in California, with the Locality and Time of Publication, Name of Publisher, etc., etc., February l.'ith, 1807. County. Nnnie. Alameda ; Gazette " ■ News Alpine ' Hulletin " {Chronicle " I Miner Amador j Dispatch " ! Leoger Butte ; Couraut " JRccord Calaveras ! Chi-onicle " j Courier •-.. " I Register Colusa I Sun Contra Costa ■ .. jGuzette " " ... Pacilic Cumb. Presbyter. El Dorado [Courier *' " I Mountain Democrat Hnmboldt Journal Times Kern Courier Lake Clear Lake Courier Clear Lake Sentinel .... Lassen Sage P->jsb Los Angeles Tournal News Marin Journal Mariposti Gazette Mail Democrat Herald Herald Gazette *. Register Reporter Gazette National Sun Transcript Union Placer Euciuirer » Herald " Stars and Stripes Plumas National '. . . " Union Sacramento Bee " I California Express '* I Record " I Rescue Telegraph Union San Bernardino. Southern Guardian San Francisco... Abend Post AltH California Baimcr of Progress California and China Mail California Demokrat California Farmer Mendocino. Merced .. Slonterey Napa Nevada . . Lucallt.vori'ubll- cntliin. San I^andro Oakland Silver .Mountain. Murkleeville . ., Monitor Jackson Chico Oroville Mokelumne Hill. Copperopolis.... Siui Andreas.... Colusa Pacheco Alamo Plucerville Eureka. Huvilah Lakeport I»wer Ijuke.. Siisanville .... Wilmington .. Los Angeles .. Sun Rafael.... Mnriposa Ukiab City. Snelling . . . Monterev. . Napa Cfty. Nevada City... Grass Valley... Meadow I.iake . Nevada C'ity... Grass VulleV ■• • Dutch Flat".... Aubnrn Quincy Sacramento. Folsom Sacramento San Bernardino . San Francisco . . When iMued. Weeklv .. .. Daily &, W. Weeklv Semi-Week. Weekly.... Semi- Week. Weekly .... D. and W.. Daily Semi-Week. Weekly . . . . Daily I), and W... Daily Weekly.... D.W.&Sfr. Weekly .... D. and W... D.W.&Sfr. Weeklv Monthly.... Daily Weekly Vol \'i 2 2 4 3 8 12 2 14 16 2 4 6 U 7 1 14 2 13 1 1 1 2 3 17 6 12 1 2 7 2 4 4 10 6 18 1 13 5 7 15 4 1 5 21 16 1 3 10 32 1 7 19 1 1 11 27 I'ubllshcn. Saul Sl Nye. (iiigan & Co. W.O. Hayes. RolMsrt M. Folgor. 8. G. Lewis. Penry Sl Page. TlionuM A. Springer. A. W. Bishop. William DoMott. Chronicle Pub. Co. Ransom Ac Belniui, KanHom,Be'm& Denig. W. 8. Gi-eeii. Bunker At Porter. T. M. Johnsun. Myers Sl Yurnell. Dan. W. Gelwicks. J. B. Buociis, Jr. J. E. Wyman. [Co. Huvilah Print. Sl Pub. J. H. F. Farley. D. M. HaiiBoin. A. C. I.iongniure. A. A. Polhamus Sl Co. A. J. King & Co. Jerome A. Barney. A. M. Swaney. Angeviue Reynolds. Mat. Lynch. E. R. Budd. J. W. Robertson. tT. Selwyn Brittuin. R. T. Mfuitgomery. Ijunk Higgins Sc Co. E. F. Bean. National Publish'g Co. W. Lyon & Co. Brown Sl Deal. Byrne Sl Mitvhell. E. B. Boust. T. & C. H. Mitchell. W. A. Selkirk. H. L. Gear. W. W. Kellogg. L. P. Davis & Co. Express Publishing Co. Association. Wm. A. Mills, Editor. P. J. Hopper. James Anthony Sl Co. H. Hamilton. Leo. Eloesser Sl Co. Fred. MacCrellisb Sl Co B. Todd Sl Co. F. Marriott. F. Hess Sl Co. Warren Sc Co. CAI County. I San Franc^co CALIFORNIA. NEWSPAPBR AMD PERIODICAL PRESS. Ill NEWSPAPRRS AND PKBIODICAT.S— CONCLUDED. County. Kama. San Franc^co. .. CiilifoiniH Police Gnzettu. " " ....jCHlifoniitt Teacbbr " " ....ICalifornian Cliri»tian Advocate Coninierrinl Uecord Coiirrier (le Sun Francisco Dramatic Clii-onidu El Niievu MunUo Elevator Evangel Evening Dulletin Evening Uifpatch Every Day Lii'o Examiner jOlad Titlingg (loldttn Era (luide I Hebrew I ilelirew Olinerver 'InduBtrial Magazine.... j IriHJi Nc WR J L' Ecu Delia Patria IjB National I Medical and SarvicalJoiir j Mercantile Gazette I Mining Si Suientitic Preos. iMonitur Morning Call New Age News Letter . j ( Accidental and Vanguard. . I Uur Ma/.e|)|ia . Paciltc . I Pacitio Appeal .Il'acilio Law Magazine... . Pacilic Pioneer . 'Keal EHtate Circular . I Spectator . : Spirit of the Timex . I Stock Circular .1 Sunday Mercury .iTemperance Uainier .iTimeH . I World's Cri»i8 j San Joaquin Herald I " " .... Inde|)endent I " " .... MesHenger 1 San Mateo ! ( iazette iSantaClaru {Argus " " iMercury " " Patriot Santa Cruz Pajaro Valley Times " " Sentinel Sliaata Conner Sierra Advocate " Mountain Messenger Siskiyou lounial " Union Solano Herald ■' I PresH Sonoma ! Democrat " I Democratic Standard . . . . Journal and Argus Locality olTubll- catlon. When Itaued. San Francisco. Tehama . Trinity. Tulare . Taolumne Yolo. Yuba. Independent Sentinel Journal Delta Literary Ledger... Times Citizen Henild Union Democrat . . News Appeal North Californlan , Stockton. Woodbridge ... Redwood City San Jos6 it It It 11 Santa Cruz It II Yreka II Suisun City. It It Santa Rosa . Healdsburg. Petaluina .. UedUluti... Columbia. Sonora . . . Woodland . Marysville. Weekly Month {y.... Weekly .... Weekly.... Semi- Week. D.W.&Sfr. Daily Tri-VV'eekly. Weekly.... Semi- Month. D.W.&St'r. Daily Monthly.... D. HiidW... Monthly.... Weekly .... Tri-Weckly. Weekly.... It Monthly Weekly .... Semi -Week. Weekly.... Hi Monthly. Tri Monthly. Weekly.... II Daily ...'.". Wfee'kly Monthly... Weekly... Monthly . . . Weekly ... D.W.&St'r. Monthly.... Daily ."..... D. andW... Weekly .... Vol. Shasta Downioville .... Weayerville . . . . Visalia D. andW.. Weekly... D. andW- Daily ..... 8 4 6 15 2 2 5 7 2 4 23 1 1 4 1 15 4 4 22 1 7 4 4 10 IG 14 9 21 3 l(i 2 3 ir> 5 1 5 1 2 24 4 10 1 3 4 6 2 8 2 14 4 4 11 15 2 13 14 15 12 5 10 2 13 7 1 12 8 2 1 1 2 13 15 15 1 ruhllahen. F. S. Harlow & Bro. Cal. Edncational Soo. UogarduB Si, Bowman. Comniitteu. C. A. Gardner. E. Derbec. Chas. DeYoung & Co. F. P. Kamirvz.' P. A. Bell. Stephen Hilton. San Fran. Bulletin Co. H. M. Bideii Sl Co. Mrs. Wush'tou Wright. Moss & Co. C»(.y Tract Society. Brooks Si. Lawrence. Bishop Sl Co. Pliilo Jacoby. William Saulburg. W. F. UuHsell. Jett'rey Nuuau. F. Biesta. Theodore Tliiele & Co. Henry Gibbons. E. D. Waters & Co. Dewey & Co. Lyons & Hurry. B. ForHter Si, Co. NorcroBS &. Davisson. F. Marriott. Occid. St. Vang'd Ass'n. T. De M. Ilyllon. Trustees. P. Anderson & Co. F. Clarke. Smith & Co. (.;. D. Carter. Key. O. P. Fitzgerald. Chase & Boruck. J. H. Carmany. J. MacD. Foard & Co. B. F. Pinkhuin Sc Co. Times Publishing Co. J. L. Hopkins. William Biven. N. E. White & Co. J. D. Spencer. ScoHeld Si. Warren. W. A. Jannarv. Owen & Cottle. F.B.Murdocb. [Duchow Kearney, McQuillan & Kooeer Si McPhersou. John J. Conmy. John M. Dormer, Dewey & Vaughn. Robert Ni.xon. William Irwin. O. B. Powers Si, Co. ( jeo. A. Gillespie Sl Co. T. L. Thonipsou. John B. Fitch. Samuel Cussiday. W. M. Rockwell. A. Townsend St, Co. David E. Gordon. Henry M. BriggH. Visalia Lyceum. R. H. Shearer. W. G. Diiismore. Brunton Si, CofBn. A. N. Francisco. Orover & St. Louis. Appeal Association. W. L. Cowan. 112 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, PUBLIC SCHOOLS. When the yontli of onr State !i tiiken into cangidoratUtn, tlie number and extent of the Public Schools of California in a source of pride to her citizens. lu no other Stuto Ium a more lilioral support been Kiven by the government to this clnss of institutions, iind in no other iwrtion of the Americun Union has more willing or heullhy aid been extended to the cause of education among the great mass of the people. The Public Schotils of every portion of the Slate are in the most flourishing condition ; and in Han Francisco, some of the edifices erected by this department will not sufler in comparison with many of the buildings of the flrst class colleges of the Kastem States. Statistics or IHtiti. — Total number of children in the State between Ave and fifteen, 84,179; nnder fifteen, 5'V.M ; total, lU0,nO». Number of children attending Public Schools, 3t),; attending private schools, 15,071 i total, 53,.''>77. Total cxpeuditures for school purposes, |36!),^£). The school property of the State is valued at $1,!;>0C,5U8. COLLEGES. The Collegiate nnd other institutions of learning in Ciilifornia are a credit to the intelligence and liber- ality of the 8t4ite. They are well supported and in a flourishing condition. There are five first class institutions of tills chiiructer empowered to confer the customary degrees. Taken in the onler of seniority, there are the three Colleges under the direction of the Catholic denomination. Suutii Clara College, located about three miles distant from Sun Jos<^, on the line of the railroad between that place and San Francisco ; St. Ignatius (^'ollege, the extensive buildings of which are situated on Market street, S^n Francisco ; and St. Mary's College, about four miles from the city. The Toliind Medical College, the elegufnt building of which is located at the foot of Stockton street, near the Hay, is the only institution of its class in the Stale. The College of California, in Oakland, directly acrons the Hay from San Francisco, is in a higlily flourishing condition. The biiildings provided for the accommodation of students in each of these are ample, nnd littcd with all the appliances necessary for acquiring a thorough education in every de- partment of science. Tlie Uenorul Government having made the liberal donation of l.W,0(M) acres of the public lands lying within lier borders to the State of California 'or this pur|)08e, at the last session of the Legislature an Act was passed creating the Agricultural, Mining, and Mechanic Arts College. A Hoard of Trustees, elected at the same seHHion, (luring the past reason visited the most eligible localities in the State, to select the most favorable site for this institution, but have not yet made a decision in the premises. RAILROADS. Among the most striking indications of the rapid progress of the State of California, and Ihe healthy and ])ro8|)ei'ou8 condition of her aftiiirs, is the system of railroads she bus so liberally aided and encouraged. Every assistance has been extended to enteq)rises of this character, by the State Government ; and this wise policy bus had a marked cfl'ect upon the public prosperity. While the iron links of the great national chaiu, that is to bind more tiriiily together the Atlantic and Pacific portions of the Union, are steadily progressing — the lesser but highly important enterprises of this character here, have not been neglected. The number of miles completed and in running order, three hundred and thirty. This is exclusive of nearly thirty miles of street rnilroadH in San Francisco. The following is a list of these improvements, destined to confer a lasting benelit upon our State and this portion of the Pacific Coast. The first in point of magnitude nnd importance is the— Centraf, Pacific Railuoad. — This great work, which is to connect with that of a similar character, steadily progressing in this direction from the Atlantic side, was commenced in 186.3, Ninety-three and a half miles of the road have been completed, and the cars are running regularly to Cisco — a point but u few miles from the summit of tbe sierra Nevada Range. Extensive preparations are making to prosecute the work witli vigor during the coming season ; and in the course of another year this great barrier will be overcome. In a few years more, what was not long since conceded to be the work of a lifetime, will be entirely completed. Saciiamento Valley Railroad. — Although this line extends but a distance of twenty-two and a half miles, from Sacramento to Fobom, it is deserving of prominence on account of being the first work of tliu kind commenced in California. San Francisco and San Jose Railroad.— This road, connecting San Francisco with Santa Clara Valley and the extensive agricultural regions south of that flourishing locality, exercises an important influence upon the public prosi)erity. This road was incorporated in 186(), with a ca|)ital stock of $2,000,000. In three years from that time, the entire length — fifty miles — was completed, and the cars running, with a steadily increasing business. Western Pacific Railroad.— This work, which is to form a connecting link between the San Francisco and San Josd Railroad and the Central Pacific, in the laying down a track from San Jos6 to Stockton, and from thence to Sacramento, was incorporated in 1863, with a capital of $5,400,000. It is OAL designed us tl between San completed, pr In addition mento V«||ey Central, from completed) ; tl from Stockton -''«ywo,)d, fou Point to Clint I Thi South I route indicated devoid of siiov^ was organized Jo a point on tli Mexico and Ai Government, to Other r>»„ Northern Califo doiiated six tho.i or Oregon havii the rate of sevei '.here is also a s h'"'e- A similar , The State Telei most important p! niuniculion betw, progress of constr encircle the worl National Telegran ooniinent, which,' UW'- A bill ha tlie (lovernment tl 'no ri^ht to constri of using timber an signifies the inten m operation in t and the colony of I Tlie facilities af ! being ample, there Potrero to HIack 1 fleet engaged in tl act v,ty prevailed i tliat time will give 'll«>'cisco Jmodationshavebeenr r^^P^T»o«8 and objj CALIFORNIA, RAILROADS — BUSINESS COLLEGE '118 the San 1 J086 tfl loo. It >» ! designed m the Western Division of the Pnciflc Kailroad. Considerable woric has been done on the line between Sun Jos*) uud Stocliton, and the surveys between tlie iatter point and 8ucruniento have been completed, preparntory to the resimmtion of operations. In addition to the al)ove, the following are in successful operation, vis : Tho I'JHcervillo and Sacra- mento Valley, extends from Koliioni to Hhingle Springs, a distance nf twenty -si.x miles ; tlie Culifornia Central, from Foltoni to Lincoln, twenty-one miles; tho Yubn, from Lincoln to Mnrysville (Hixteen miles completed) : the Northern CHlifoniian, from MaryHville to Oroville, twenty-six miles s tho Copoeropolis, from Stockton to Copperopolis, thirty-tlvo miles; the San Vrancisco and Alameda, from the Encinal to Haywood, fourteen miles; the Napa'Valley, from Suscol to Napa, four miles; the Oakland, from Oakland Pomt to Clinton, four miles; the I'ctnluinu, from UiidsiU's Landing to Petalumu, three miles, The Suvthrrn Pacific Railroad.— That sooner or Inter a railroad will be completed over the route indicated bv nature through the southern portion of California, through some of the favorable passes devoid of snuwsln that region, to some point on the Atlantic side, is a foregone conuliinion. A company was oriiranized in tins citv more than a yenr since for the purpose of constructing a railroad from San .los<5 to a point on the Coloraao River, to connect with the Southern Huilroad from Missouri, through New Mexico and Ariz-ona. From the etforts made by parties on the other side of the continent, aided by the Government, to co-ojiemte with this movement, its commencement will not be long delayed. Othrr RAii.noAn Rntf.rprisrs.— From recent indications, the long talked of railroad connecting Northern Culifornia with Portland, Oregon, will soon prove a reality. The General Government having donated six thousand four hundred acres of the public lands for each mile of the road, and the Legislature of Oregon having passed an net giving interest on the company's bonds, amounting to |1,0()0,OUO, at the rate of seven ymr cent, per annum, is a suttlcient encouragement to enter upon the work at once. There is also a strung prospect of the work being resumed on the railroad between Vullejo and Marys- ville. A simiiai- enterprise lieing also in contemplation between Uenicia and Sacramento. TKLEGBAPH8. The State Telegraph ramiflesthroughont every portion of the limits of California, and connects with the most important points in the adjoining States and Territories, and forms a portion of tho overland com- munication betv;eeu the Atlantic and PuciHc sections. The liussuAmericau Telegraph, now in the progress of construction, will form another important link in the great tulegrtiphic chain that will soon encircle the world. An association was organized in New York in April, 18t)C, under the title of the National Telegraph Company, for tho purpose of constructing an additional line of telegraph across the continent, which, considering tho high tarin of charges existing at prencnt, would prove ot grunt public benefit. A bill bus been passed by Congress to aid in the construction of telegraph lines, and to secure to the Government tho use of the same for |iostal, military, and other purposes. It grants to this company the ri^htto construct and maintain telegraph lines throuulioiit the States and Territories, with the privilege of using timber un*l materials required found on the public domain. A published notice of this companv signifies the inleiitiun of immediately entering upon the work. There are .'),.')OII miles of telcgrapn in operation in the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, the territories of Washington and Idaho, and the colony of Uiitish Columbia. SHIP HUILDINO. I The facilities afforded at the Port of San Francisco for conducting this important branch of business ! being ample, there is a large amount of ship building done at various points around the Uav, from tllb i Potrero to lilack Point. During the year IStKi, owing to the demands made for vessels in titling out the fleet engaged in the Cod Fishery in the Ochotsk Sea and other northern waters, an unusual degree of activity prevailed in this department. The following list of the various kinds of crall built here during that time will give some idea of tho extent and charact«r of the business : Passenger Steamers, from 300 to ItiUO tons, three ; Stem-wbeel Steamboats, five; Steam Propellers and Tugs, three ; Schooners, fifteen ; Sloops, three ; Barges, four. The extensive Oovernnient Dry-Docks, belonging to the Navy Yard at Mare Island, have hitherto been used in repairing vessels of the largest size, many first-class ships of foreign nations having been allowed their use for this pnrpose. There is in the course of erection at Hunter's Point a Dry Dock, with a capacity sutticient to accommodate vessels of 4,0(10 tons, which will be completed in the course of the present year ; and arrangements are being made for constrncting a floating dock of similar extent at a point on the' Bay bounded by Beale, First, Bryant and Brannan streets. MINERAL SPRINGS. There are a large number of Mineral Springs of varied character and of diversified medical efficacy 10 be found intersiiei'sed thronghout ditferent portions of the State, both in the valleys and mountains. The water from the Nupa Soda Springs is of so superior a character as to have almost entirely monopolized tlie market. Smla Springs also exist at New Alinadcu, on Russian River, and various other localities. The different varieties of the sulphur and chalybeate springs also abound ; and hot springs, some of which impregnated with siilohur are specifics in chronic rheumatism and other diseases ot a kindred character. The Geysers, situuted at the head of Napa Valley, sixty miles from Napa City, are among tlie greatest I natural curiosities of the St^ite, and aiv quite a resort for invalids. Calistoga Springs, lui^utcd in Napa II Valley, upon which a large sum has been expended, is one of tho most fusliionable summer resorts in tne plate. The white Sulphur Springs, in Napa Valley, are also one of the most popular watering places of llhis region. The Warm Springs, situated in a beautiful locality between the ^IiB8ion and Town of San iim6, owing to their medicinal virtues and eligible location, are much frenuented by invalids and pleasure I seekers. The Hot Springs of San Luis Obispo are said to possess remarkable virtues, but owing to their I distance are difficult of access. UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE. A new and important institution with the above name has been recently established at 408 California [street, San Francisco, under the charge of Mr. James Vinsonhaler. Extensive and comniodions accom- Imodationa have been provided, and every effort will be made by its conductors to insure its success. For Ithe purposes and objects of the College, see page clxxzvii. />! I 114* PAOiriO COAST BU8INB88 DIRBOTORT. STATE OF OREGON.* " Capital, Sulom. Statk OrrioBRs Exicutivk Dkpartmint. MAMK or INOtTMBENT. Oeorffe L. Wood* Samuel K. Muy Edwin N. Coo'lie Williuin A. MavPbenou . P.L. Willi* Ofllca. Oovernor Secretary of State. Treuiiirer State Printor State LihrHrimi . . . Reildrnr*. Salem . Term Exp'i. Sept. 1870. Sept. 1868. Halary. |l,.')00 l/iOO 800 Fee*. tAOO REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. Thirty-Ninth CongrePi Ending March 'M, i867. Dlitriot*. Ut District. Conntloi. LEGISLATURE OF OREQON.t SiMATK — Mkmbkhk, 92. Nsmei. .Marion . 3d District — Linn 2A District Laue 4th District. • 5th District. 6th District. 7th District. 8th District. 9th'Distiict. 10th District. llth District. I2th District. 13th District. 14th District. 1.5lh District. IHtb District. 17Ui (District. Districts. ...Coos, Curry and Douglas. T«rm Exnlrn. DlltrfclA 4th DLtrict. 5th District. ^^ District., 'th Digtriot., 8th District.. 9tli District.. jJOth DiHtrict... I'lth District... '-•fh District... I '3th District.... '4th District.... I '5th District.... I6th District...'] '7th District...: l«tn Diiiirict I 19t»i District...." I 80th District.... Q Sessions ll>l"frlcei. I ,n"« »• Cornelius Sept. 1868. Multnomah j J. N. Dolpl. Sept. 1870 ..Multnomah ^ David Powell Sept. 1870. ..Clackamas - W. C. Johnson Sept. 1870. ..Wasco Z. Donnell Sept. 1868. ..Ruker S. Ison Sept. 1870. ..Umatilla « N. Ford Sept. 187C. . . Union James M. Pyle Sept. IStiS. . .Grant James Stearns Sept. 1870. 1 IIousB or Rbpresentatives— Mehbkrs, 47. Cuuntles. Names. TermExplren.! 'C. B.Roland Sept. im.\ B. A. Witiel Sept. 1868. L. S. Davis Sept. 1868. John J. O. Nicklin Sept. 1868. (W. C. Parris Sept. 1868| E. B. Moore Sept. 1868.| G. R. Helm Sept. 1868.1 J. Q.A.Worth Sept. 1868.1 J. K. South Sept. 18681 i.W. C. Baird Sept.. 18681 John Whiteaker Sept 18681 • " P. Witliers Sept. 186(i| Cochran Sept ISCT • The Stste election Is held on the first MnnUsy of June, and every four years thereafter. The term ofthoHtateofflccB 'The.Tiirti,.!,.! I Is four yean. Kor ilat of Federal ofllcen lu the SUie, ace page 3». For Post Offices In the Slate, ice page 26. lorilve Jii«tir-eV /''k^*'*' °l t Meets biennially, on the second Monday of September. The mcmben of the Senate arc elected for four yean, UBdislrlctg Tli..if »'"" 'I RepreHcntativcs for two years ; compensation, $3 00 per day. ^People fo, two ye "'' 1st District — Marion 2d District — Linn. <)d District — Lane . C John Jj.E. (R. B. JUDICIiJ l«tDi8t.-.|„ekg„, J 1^ I)ist-Hf„t«n. v\ M «68. .Grant . ..W. (^ lliiidman Hept. 1868. IT. W.Avery Sept. 1868. •H.A. Oher Sept. 1868. ;.?. M. McCov Sept. 1868. 18. W. Kuiieley , Sept. 1808 JUDICIARY-SUPBEME COUHT." Sciiioni held at the Seat of Government on the flnt Monday in September, annually. PfitrlcU. 4th 5th 3d 3d let Name of Incumbent E. I>. Hlinttuck J. O. Wilson.. R. K. Stratton. K. P. linise. . . P. P. Prim.... Offlcc. Roaldenca. Chief Jnitice AiwH-iato JiiHticu . . . . Asiociate JuHtire A88ociii(« JuHlice. . . . Aiiociute Juitice.... Portland — DallcB Kugene City Salem •larkMmville Term Rxplrci. September, 1868. 1870. 1S70. 1872. Salary. I'i.OOO 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000 JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME. lat Diit. — <)nrkeon and Joicphine. 2d Dint.— Hcnton. Coos, ('urry, Donchw and Lane. 3d Dist. — Linn, Marion, Polk', and Yumhill. 4th Diet. — Clnckamai, Clatsop, Columbia, Multno- mah, Tillamook, and WashinKton. 5tb Dist.— Raker, Grunt, Umatilla, Union, and Wasco. TERMS OF THE CIRCUIT COURTS. Rakkr County Fourth Monday in May, and first Monday in November. Benton County Second Monday in April, and November. iCiArKAMAs County Third Monday in March, and fourth Monday in October. "Clatsop County Fourth Tues((ay in At^rii, and tint Tuewlay in October. i ■ - i CoLUMiiiA County Tliird Tuesday in April. Coos County Fourth Monday in Afay. i ' CuRHY County First Monday in June. Dni'ot.As County Second Monday in May and October. i Grant County Second Monday in June, and third Monday in October. ■ , Jackson County Second Monday in February, June, and November. ■' JosKPHiNE County Second Monday in April, and fourth Monday in October. Lane County Third Monday in April, and fourth Monday m October. *Th(> .Tuillctal power or the Htate is vested In a Supreme Court and Ave Circuit Courts. The Supreme Court conaiatx ■ of Ave Justices, (chosen In districts, by tho electors thercofi who are also Judges of the Circuit Court In their respcollve Idislrlcts. Their term ofotllcc Is six years. There Is one Trosecutlnii Attorney In each Judicial District, elected by the |p«oplo for two years. For organlxutlon and terms of the United Stat.-M Courts, see pages 30-3°i. 116* PACIFIC COAST BUSINBSS DIRBCTORT. Linn County Fourth Monday in March and October. Marion County Second Monday In March, and fourth Monday in June and November. Multnomah County Second Monday in February, June and Noveml)er. Poi.K County Fourth Moiidiiy in April, ai'itl 'bird Monday in November. Tii.LANuoK County Alliiched to Cluckamug, for judicial purpoBes. Umatii.i.a County Second Monday in May, autf third Monday inNovember. Union County Third Monday 'in May, and second Monday in November. Wasco County Third Monday in April, fourth Monday iu ,June, and second .Monday in December. Washington County Third Monday in May and October. Yamhill County Second Monday in April and November. ' TERMS OF THE COUNTY COURTS Are held in the several countieH as follows: In the Counties of Ituker, Denton, Clackamaa, DoukIuk, (irant, Jackson, Lane, Kiun, Marion, Multnomah, I'olk, Union, ,WushinKton, and Yamhill, on the tirst Monday in each month. In the Cuunties of Clatsop, Coluiiiliiii, Coos, Curry, Josephine, Tillamook and Umatilla, on the tirst Monday in January, April, July and September. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS. District. First District. . . Second District. Third District.. Fourth District. Fifth District . . Nuinc. J. R. Neil James F. Watson. P. C. Sullivan.... M.F. Mulkey.... James H. Slater.. Rosldouco. Jacksonville... Roeeburg Dallas Portland Auburn Term Expires. July, ISfia July, 181)8 Julv, 18t)8 July, 18t)8 July, 18t)8 Salary. 1500 and feed. $600 and fees. frm and fees. I^OOanc^fucB. I |r>OI) and fees. ; SENATORIAL DISTRICTS, THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME, AND REPRESENT ATION OF EACH. Ist Dist. — Marion, elects two Senatoi-s. -'d Dist. — Linn, elects two Senators. 3d Dist. — Ijane, elects two Senators. 4th Dist. — Coos, Curry, and Douglas, elect two Senators. 5th Dist. — Jackson, elects one Senator. 6th Dist. — Josephine, elects one Senator. 7th Dist. — Benton, elects one Senator. 8tb Dist. — Polk, elects one Senator. Dth Dist. — Yamhill, elects one Senator. 10th Dist. — Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook and Wash- ington, elect one Senator. 11th Dist. — Mulliioinah, elects two Senators, l.'tli Dist— CliickuniHS, elects one Senator. IJHIi Dist. — Wasco, elects one Senator. 14lli Dist. — liakor, elects one Senator. I5tb Dist. — Umatilla, elects one Senator. ICth Dist. — Union, elects one Seimtor. 17th Dist.— Grant, elects one Senator. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME. naUer— One member, and with Union, one. Uenton — Two. Cluokauias — Three. Clatsop, Columbia, and Tiilamook— One. Coos and Curry — One. Douglas — Three, Grant— Two. Jackson— Three. Josephine — One. Lane — Three. Linn — Five. Marion — Five. Multnomah — Four. Polk— Three. Umatilla — Two. Union — One. Wasca— Two. Washington- Two. Yamhill— Two. NOTARIES PUBLIC. [Corrected at the office of the Secretary of State l>«to Appoint. |Ap"l 1, '(is..) (Oct. 24,'64..( Dec 7, '64.. I |Sept.IfJ,'6i..i. May 20, '65.. D >eb. 5, 'fiC.o I June 19, -66..^ Jan- W, '66..A. I Dec. 9, '(55.. J i (Vl23,'66..j;e ^.Pri' «, •G5..W May30, •6,5..H.> Dec. II, '65. A V I Oct. 4, ,0c». 10 lOci. 21, JJan. ;il, iMayie 1 1 Oct. 13, liOit. 25, Juno 21, [July 14, J 'Sept 16, Sept KJ, Sept. 16, MA] ;fi4..Gus„, '?^-^0a <>4..N. p ;<,«--ThoH; *»5..S.D.f ;n. Oregon City. Date Appoint. Sept. 16, '64. Sept. 10, '64. Aug. at), '1)5. Ay] 16, '66. May 5, '66. Oct. 10, '64. Oct. 10, '64. Sept. 16 '64. , September Ist, 1866.] CLATSOP COUNTY. Name. Resilience. .W. W. Parker Astoria. COLUMBIA COUNTY. . Philip I^affer St. Helens. Benj. M. Watts ....St. Helens. F. Dillard St. Helens. Dean Blanchnrd . ..St. Helens. COOS COUNTY. T. P. Muchester . ..Empire City. S. S. Mann Empire City. CURRY COUNTY. R. W. Dunbar Port Orford. I'Ict, 18, '62 |*<- IS, '62: J Jan. 22, '(«. I J"*'' 17, ••a. |;Viv.l7, '(Xi. lMar.28, '64. Jliir.as, '64. JJiiue ;i, '(jj. ■June .•}, '(i4. ■ ^'■■SC, '64. I ••"• 4, '(i5. TfP"l I, 'fi5. m i«. '05. 1!''''23, 'C5.. »f' 7, •66.. CONJ fP"ll5,'63..Job„T. fH' l.'64..Edw'dlJ KPIL f^' '65..N. R. Wii ca| 'L •W.A.1, •N. ProcI •Vi" B. jl -t'liarlesf •('harlesl ■A. S. Ool •D.T. v5..JohnD. Crawford. Umatilla. May 8, '66. .M. Ainsa Umatilla. UNION COUNTY. Nov. 26, '64..Jiime8 M. Pyle I'niontown. May 5, '65.. Alex. T. Campbell. Uniontown. WASCO COUNTY. Sept !o, '64..Jnnies A. Odell DallesCity. Sept. 16, '64. .Geo. L. Woods Dalles City. July 26, '65.. C. R.Meigs DallesCity. June 9, '66..WeMworth Lord ..DallesCity. WAS.IINGTON COUNTY. (No appointments.) YAMHILL COUNTY. Muv28, '66. .E. D. Whitlow ....LafayeUe. May 28, '66. . R. P. Earhart Grande Ronde. lens, lens, lens, lions. 1 City, e City. iDatc of App lOct. 18, '62 lOct. 18, '62 IJan. 22, '6:» lMur.27, '63 IXov. 17, '(hi |Xnv.l7, '(i3 IXov. 17, (tii IXov. 17, 'Si lMar.28, '64 ISIiir.28, '64. iJime 3, '64 iJuiie 3, '64. llleo. 26, '64 llVb. 4, '()5 lAvril 1, '65, Tliily 18, '65, f)ct, 23, '05. th. 7, '66. ..W COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, WITH DATE OK APPOINTMENT, NAME, AND RE.SIDENCE. [Correoied at the Office of Secretary of State, September Ist, 1866.] CALIFORNIA. Name. Residence, A. Knapp San Francisco. .N. Proctor Smith ..i^an Fmiicisco. .\V. B. Ijalham Snu Fnmcisco. -Charles Cook San FntnciHcu. .Charles I*. Semple. Marvsville. -A. S. Gould Sail VranciBCO. . D. T. Vcrdenal San Francisco. .Suiii'l I. C. Swo.ty.Sau Francisco. . Alfred Bursto w Sun Francisco. .Edward Flanagan.. San Francisco. .F. J. Thibault San Francisco. .J. D. Slovciisou Sun Francisco. .H. S. Homuns San Francisco. .Samuel Gobs. .... . .Sacramento. .Otis V. Sawyer.... San Francisco. .Lewis M. Cutting.. Stockton. . Henry Iluight S n Francisco. .J. H. Blood ..n Francisco. CONNECTICUT. |iprill5,'63..John T. Waite Norwich. ILLINOIS. ^ug. 1, '64..Edw'd H. Bruckett.Chicago. KENTUCKY. fov.as, '65.. N. R. Wilson Uuisville. MARYLAND. DatoofApp't. Name. ItCBidenco. May 30, '65.. Herman L. EmmensBaltimore. Mar. 7, '66. .William B. Hill.... Baltimore. MASSACHUSE'ITS. Dec. 7,'63..Henrv M. Parker.. Boston. May 15, '65. .Charles W. Adams. Boston. Jan. 16, '66. .James B.Bell Boston. Mar. 7, '66. .Samuel Jennison- ..Boston. NEVADA. Nov. 19, '62.. W. A. M. Van Bok- kelen Virginia City. April 22, '64.. Thomas Fitch Virginia City. Novr25, '65.. A. E. Shannon Austin. NEW JERSEY. Feb. 20, '64. .James M. (^assidy.. Camden. April 12, '66. .II Harard Binges. .South Orange. Mar. 24, '63. Nov. 21, '63. Jan. 5, '64. April 29, '64. April 2't, '64. April 29, '64. July 26, '65. NEW YORK, .Thomas Sadler Wm. H. BaMwin.. . Herris Lowonberg. Allen Scott .Samuel Lake ,E. U. Lawis .James A. Hamilton. New York City. New York City. New Y^ork City. Ellicottsville. Buffalo. Sitckett Harhor. New York City. 118* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Jan. Mar, Mnr Mar. Date of App't Ang. 19,'65., Aug.26,•65., Oct. 23, '65.. Dec. 11, '(55. 6. '66.. 7, '66. 7,-66.. 7, '66.. June 9, '66.. .?nnel9, '66., June 19, '66. June 19, '66. June 19, '66. May 5, '66. Oct. 31, '62. Feb. 4, '0.5. July 26, '65. tnrK. .Chas. H. T. Collins. Philadelphia. -JohnC. O'Neill.... Titusville. TENNESSEE. .Thomas H. Pearne. Knoxville. VIRGINIA. .D. H. London Richmond. V'ISCONSIN. Date of App't. Koine. Ru^tldence. May 1, 'e.*).. Francis Blood;^ood.Milwaukie. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. April 21, '66..Cha8. A. Stephens. -Washington. April 21 , '66. .Oilhert A. Pierce. . .Washington. June 9, '66. .Frederick Koones. .Washington. IDAHO TERRITORY. June25, '63. .Charles Howard. ..Idaho City. Jan. 25, '04. .John Cummins Idaho City. Mar. 7, '64. . A. C. Swift Boise City. Sept. 16, '64.. A. G. Cook Boise City. Sept. 17, '64. . Edward C. Sessions.Boise City. Dec. 7, '64.. H. B. Shipley Boise City. April 1, '05.. I. D. Haines'. Ruby City. Nov. 25, '65..Jan)es Lyman Silver Cil v. Jan. 26, '66. .C. B. Wiiite Idaho City. April 23, '66.. William Vincent. ..Ruby City. MONTANA TERRITORY. Jan. 20, 'Oe..Josiah B. Johnson. Bluokfoot City. TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO. Oct. ID, '55. .John Watts Sunta V6. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. April 15, '63. .II. G. Strove Vancouver. Feb. 20, '64. .L.J. Rector Walhi Walla. Dec. 9, '65. .William N. Smith.. Walla Walla. July 8, '66. .J. W. Tripp Stevens County. AREA AXI) RESOURCES. Oregon, the most westerly portion of the domain of the United States of North America, is iiituatcd between 42^ and 46- 20' north latitude, and between llO-" 31' and 124° 30' west longitude; being about 395 miles in length, and 295 'iiiles in width. The area is estinuitcd at 101,400 sqtairc miles, containini; 120,000,000 acres of land, of which it is calculated that about 10,000,000 are susceptible of cultivation. The State is usually divided into three portions, seventlly sityled the Lower, Middle, and llp|)er Countries. The first is that portion next the ocean; the second lies between the Cascade Range and the Blue MountiiinR; the third being situated between the latter and the Rocky Mountains. The first is from 75 to 120 miles in breadth, and includes the Willamette, Umpqua, and Rogue River Valleys, the former running parallel with, and the latter two at right angles to the sea. The valleys vary from 40 to 150 miles in length, and are from 5 to 85 miles wide. The middle portion, which consists mainly of an elevated plateau, is about ItiO miles broad, while the upper country is a desolate an .')!•.'■> :ili6 21 ,'10 1 :j<>4 13,!)0I 2,873 30,683 43,405 45,610 4,051 86, 1 ','7 521 5,770 7,0! 2,130 !t8,6!>5' 7,03(t 38,651 1,652 1,021 1,464 5.50 70,400 348 i 37,891 1 6,598 140,245 199,168 220,186 2,827 119,6.')7 XM 16,739 10,912 1,.'>82 86,541 lf)5,159 64 94 9,693 567 7,076 766 7,208 5,575 6,936 928 2,916 180 11,404 10,5i9 8,011 \;m\ 3,424 liusliela OuU. liush. Corn. 7,540 111,193 76,473 2.)i05 1,347 1,561 1,241 90,854 3,010 71.8:11 18,767 39,846 298,395 32i,:«« 9,390 139,822 1,:J05 51,736 78,207 17,202 i;«,890 146,414 Uye. 20 1,168 2,017 "558 1,410 40 14,029 's'iTk') l,.'i50| 5,421 9,042 2,562 2,579 1,135 1 i',2t'i.^ 774 971 1 765 1 974 40 107 292 "'8 74 'i32 126 18 71 585 16 89 .')77 168 299 135 Totals 334,160 1,219,034187,691 1,631,962 54,38012,737 70,045 38,030 2t»,104 318,7181779,546 U>8. Tobac- co. 2,866 11,026 5',6;« 1,514 123 3,347 4",o66 2.')0 8,.592 9,.'i54 10,395 270 3,462 145 1,284 26 5,02;» 2,.527 Tons Hay. 1,151 1,411 3,1(!7 313 908 177 66 1,849 1,143 1,551 543 2,818 1,888 4,667 3,178 3,271 183 114 1,833 1 ,421 3,015 3,363 liuahela I'ota- tOCB. 6,313 7,847 33.386 7,095 4,125 4,980 2,134 4,780 3,420 6,a'i0 3,995 15.091 23,444 37,70!) 26,850 7,126 5,6(i5 10,.526 11.191 10,407 14,539 13,131 Budhpls iVpplcs. 14,741 49,521 4,345 1,135 2,390 50 6,131 "2,943 170 19,212 .')3,9()l 99,392! 13,384 19,145 785 261 '"ist; 8,02i» 22,987 Lbs. Wool. 9 46,440 23,907 3,275 3,473 126 120 109,826 5,600 12,809 30 106,477 132,148 102,223 4,999 94,128 493 7,604 68 6,187 21,564 98,040 ' Grain. — The anKi'fgate amount of wheat, Imrlev, \ j and OtttH, iirodiictHi in 1864. is nearly 3,000,000 buHli- , eU. The crop of 18t)5 ix liirgclv in excess of tliis, i and will probably reach 4,000,0()'0 buahiin. I Tobacco. — An excellent quality of tobacco is j raised in several counties of the Slat*. The crop of 1864 exceeded 70,000 poundn, a large piirt of winch, I it is said, was fully equal to the best Junies River leaf. I Fi.Ax AND IIkmp. — Thcpc nIantR grow nipidly in I this Slate, and are more promictive here than el^o- 1 where. The climate is exceedingly favornble for j their cultivation, and the recent movement to estali- liHh,at Salem, extensive works for the manufacture of oil, will serve to increase the intercBt already manifested to add these important articles to the products of the Slate. Fruits. — " Taken as a whole, this Stnte is one of the best fruitgrowing States in the Union. In no part of the world do fruit trees grow bo rapidly, bear so early, so regularly, and so abundantly, and pro- duce fruit of Hucli large Bi/.e. Nor is there any other country where so great a variety of fruit can oe pro- duced in high excellence. Fruit trees in Oregon are generally as large at two years old as they are in New York or Ohio at four years." This is owing to the climitte. The product of 1864 amounted to 318,718 bushels, a great part of which was shipped to San Francisco and Victoria. Hops. — The cultivation of hops ongagcB the atten- tion of a numerous class. The soil and climate aie admirably adapted for their growth. Live Stock. — The returns of 1864, for the State, f[ive the following: Cattle, 125,536; horses, 49,519; logs, 104,170; mules, 2,182; sheep, 313,199. The clip of wool, for 1864, was 779,546 pounds. The vield of butter, 1861, 1,044,210 pounds; of cheese, 111, 950 pounds. MINERAL The mineral resources of the State are varied and extensive. The gold placersof Eastern Oregon have yielded largo amounts. The mines of Jackson County in southern Oregon have been worked since 1850, and liave produced a considerable amount, estimated at 1 1, 000,000 annually. ExtenBive deposits of silver exist in various portions of the State, and those of the Owyhee region are believed to be exceedingly rich. M ! • ! n i 13'i I'lSMS m 120* PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. There are numerous quartz veins of silver in southern Oregon, and the yield of gold for the year 1864, for the Stute, is reported by the Secretary of State to have amounted to 106,936 ounces, value, 91,900,000. This sum is exclusive of large amounts taken by parties leaving the State. Rich lodes of copper exist ii^ the counties of Josephine, Coos, Baker, and Douglas, an\ver and other resources to manufacturing purposes. No other portion of the world possesses 8Ui>erior advantages for the uuinufacture of the great staples which mainly make up the commerce of the world. This department is yet in its infancy here, and we are only able to give the following brief synopsis of its operations. ! GRIST MILLS-FLOUR. The number of Grist Mills in the State is sixty-three, of which tifty -five are propelled by water, with an aggregate run of stone of one hundred. Several of these mills are of the most extensive character, with a capacity of from two to three hundred barrels per day. TABLE OF GRIST MILLS, {With the Location, Name, Run of Stone, the Capacity per Day, Power Used, Cost or Valuation, and Occupant's Nunie of each. Ixicntlon. BAKER COUNTY. Daker City Pocahontas BENTON COUNTY. Corvallis King's Valley Oysterville .'. Starr's Point Cr.ACKAMAS COUNTY. Branch Milk Creek MAwankie. . . Oregon City. COLUMBIA COUNTY. Scappoose ?reek Nnmo uf Mill. 1 No.riiii .Stoiii". Ruckles ..., Pocahontas . Altrees :. Chambers | • Dodge, Bensil & Co. . Reedei's , . Fosters .. Cuttings.. Hardings . Howarxls . Standard . Imperial. . Poppletons ' 3 Capacity ! per rtay. Tower 111)18. 135 150 100 water. Cost. (30,000 40,000 Tresoiit Occupants. J. S. Ruckles. Chambers & Bowen. Edward S Altree. iidland Chambers. Podge, Benvil & Co. Thomas Ueeder. i'. Foster. Cutting St, Son. A. M. Harding. C. T. Howard. Brndbury Sl Kellogg. Lorocque, Savior £ Co. 2,000 W. G. Poppleton. 122* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TABLE OP GRIST MILLS— Contikubd. Locntinn. Name of Mill. N'o.run Stone. Ca|ia«;lt.v pcrdsy. Power. Cost. FrPicntOccupanU. • DOUOLAS COUNTV. Calapooyii Creek Canvonville Oakland ....... 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 3 30 40 20 30 50 20 150 100 100 150 100 water. tt tl tt tt tt 11 It " ft It t( tt tt It tt tt steam. $5,000 9,000 8,000 0,00(1 5,000 12,000 5,000 fi,000 0,000 0,000 8,00(1 25,000 YoiinK & Erbanks. Murks, SIdeman St. Co. Clark & Sherrill. John Jtmes. John Mnll. Mike Everline. A. R. McCallum & Co. VVa),nier & Klum, A. F. Farnham. J. P. Parker. Me Daniel Sl Sons. E. D. Foudray. (I. T. Vining. •lohn T. ({ilfrey. Vaughn & Savior. J. L. Hroadoy'. J. B. Undei-wood St, Co. Henoh Si. Monteitb. Williain Crawford. MeKiinicy & Turner. John ftiesy. lloefer &."Zorn. James MeKay. (ieo. \V. Turner. RobtirtB V Deer Creek UoHtiburff . .....■-.■• Myrtle Creek KverlineB.. South Umnnua GRANT COUNTY. John Day City JACK8UN COUNTV. Aahland .... .. ........ Anliland Enjfle WiisliinKton "... l^nion t( it Butte Creek Phoenix JOSEPHINE COUNTY. Kerbyville LANE COUNTY. Cloverdale Coast Fork Eugene City Springfield LINN COUNTY. Albany Scio MARION COUNTY. Aurora Mills Chainpoex Valley Kerbyville Cloverdale Mountuin Eiineiie City Nonpnreil .......... Albany Scio Aui'ora *\IcKavH Condit Turnei'B (%)nu(i|*o Salem 5 2 300 150 steam. tt 50,000 Ifi.OOO W. W. Mann & Co. 0. W. Vaughn. Oeorge & Beach. J. Wayinire. Dempsey St, Thorp. Henry Bowman. VV. L'. Loveland. S. O. Freixb. J. U. WilkiLSon. Olds it Co. liiiiebart Bros. Hannah &, Wright. Reynolds &. Co. Dalles Mannf'g Co. Walker Bros. 1. Hondrickgen. •J. B. Javksun. MULTNOMAH COU.STY. Portland Vauj^hiifl Por.K COUNTY. Buenu \ iyta 0(*t>rL''e & lif^iicti'H Dallas , WavtnireB Uickreal U.MATILLA COUNTY. Birch Creek Tiidinn Air*'nf'v nowmiiiiR .... .--- UNION COUNTY. Forest Cove (^,ve 2 1 3 1 CO 40 100 30 water. steam. water, tt 10,000 12,000 15,000 r.ouo La (Irande OroDell Suuimerville (1 OroDell Stuiirnei-ville Union lowii WASCO COUNTY, Dalles City Fifteen Mile Creek WASHINGTON COUNTY. Union 2 75 water. tt tt 10,000 ""2,'(i6o Dalli's Manui'^ Co.- VValkere » 11 ■ i It William Parsons. .lohn Loosley. Palmer &. Brown. R. C. Kinney. Thomas Standley. Jiieob Wiiiier. Coovert. St McTier. John Williamson. YAMHILL COUNTY. Baker Creek Relief 1 1 1 1 I 1 25 100 100 30 30 30 35 water, .t ft ft ft tt 3.000 20,000 10,000 2,000 2,000 3,000 2,000 Da vton Mcilinnville North Yamhill North "Yamhill tl It Webfoot It 1. Palmer Creek West Chehaliin GleiniB The nun I hundred an feet each p Loc BENTON torvallig .. tt Va<|uinnI{oi CLACKAMA Branch ft ft ' Canemah ..." Clackamas.. ft Milk Creek!! Oreifon Ciiv! I Sucker Cieik Tualatin COLUMItIA Beaver VulJe^ Rainier. .. , " ••■..'.".1 Sca|i|iooBe Cie COO.s (•„, !.n>pire City.. noUOLAS I Calipoovn Cr Cunyonvillo I Deer Creek.. " fi [Elk Creek. I Oardiner . . . LookingGlasV M.vrtle C'ek. South Umrnni,! I len Mile Creel GRANT C01 iliao Creek... " ft Susan ville ..' JACKSON CO Applegate Cree Ashland Creek. *' ft Uiitte Creek.. Bear Creek.. •1 .t Jacksonville"".!' I I'leaaant Creek f yi" i>'--i,- [cTier. 11800. OREGON, LUMBER — SAW MILLS, 128» LUMBER— SAW MILLS. The number of Saw Mills in the State is estimated at one hundred »-\d twenty-Rvc, of which one iiundred and ten are propelled hv water. The capacity of theBo mills is estimated at i.n average of 3,500 feet each per day when in operation. TAULK OF SAW MILLS, With the Location, Name of Mill, Capacity, Cost, Occupant's Name, .etc., of each. Location. BKSTON COUNTY. Corvallis , . Yu(|tilnaIioad. Namo of Mill. j No. Icapnclty- .Siiws. t'l.pcrilay, Corvallis McCiiiicH MiiBons iieeder & Co.'s . ri.ACKAMAS COUNTY. lirunch ('owfields . MaKiictlH . . Ziimwolls Canemah Caiieniiih , Clackamas Oluckanias " Madooim Milk Creek Howards " MavK " " JTiiillinKors .. Oreifon City ()reKon City. Sucker Cicek ()8wenro Tualatin Tualatin COI.UMIIIA COUNTY. Heaver Valley Oilbreaths . Illaiiiiltons . liainivr Rainier Scnppoose Creek I'oppletoiis . Kicliliind .. CdllS COUNTY. Empire City Simpsons IjUscs Winch'ter 8c Wasson DOUGLAS COUNTY. Calipooya Creek Caiiyonvillo Pollocks Canyon Catcliin^rs Lawrences Yocnms Deer Creek | Itnideiis " " IPcleis Elk Creek | Mnlvanys Gardiner (lardiner Mill Co. Looking Glass Creek Myrtle Cicek South Ummpiii Ten Mile Creek GRANT COUNTY. Pino Creek Snsanville . JACKSON COUNTY. Applegate Creek Ashland Creek Utitt« Creek. Bear Creek.. Jacksonville Pleasant Creek Doyles l)y "res Everlines. Gunieys. . Ten Mile . Weeklys . lioys Deans Porter Sl Co.'s. Wells Hur^adine. . Hemans Southerland . Lindleys . . . .Veils Kurroughs . . Hop wood... 1,200 2.000 10.000 8,000 3,000 12,000 8,000 4,000 4,000 2,(M)0 10,000 1,000 6,000 2,000 Power. water. steam, water steam. Cost Trcscnt Occupants. Henry P. Harris. Robert Y. McCune. Gcor|i{e Mason. Ueeder St, Co. $1,000 2,000 10,000 6,000 4,000 water. steam. 3,000 2,000 1,(M)0 10,000 2,.')00 2,000 1,000 2,000 2,000 1,000 6,000 2,000 water Cowtield k Sou. Mii^nett Sl Co. J. Zumwolt. Canemah AL Co. W. W. & H. 8. Back. Mallijon & Bro. C. T. Howard. L. May. J. G. Trullinger. 6,000 Miller & Pease. 12,0001,1. G. Trulliiiirer. 10,000 Pease &. Moore. 3,0(10.1. C. Gilbreath. 2,OO0i,T(>el Hamilton. 8,000 Dean Blanchard. S. A. Howe. 2,000 W. (J. Popplfiton. 4,000;R.M.&K.H. Watte. A.M. Simpson. W. H. Luse. Wiuchester & WasBou, steam. water. steam, water. 1,^00; Harris St. Williams. Cliarlcs Kinimel. Ijulin Catching. i B. V. Lawrence. Clurk St. SliirriU. S. B. Braden. iPbil. Peters. 3,000 N. E. Mnlvanv. IGiirdiner M. Co. James Doyle. iJiimes Dyre. I Mike Everline. Robert Gnrney. iMcCullucli. I William Weekly. 5,000:j. Roy&Co. 3,000 T. P. Dean. 10,000 J. R. Porter & Co. 2,0001 Justice Wells. 2,000 800 2,000 2,000 800 5,000 2,000 R. B. Hargadine. A. V. Gillette. Willinm Soutlierland. M. Lindley. Giles Wells. D. H. Burroughs. Thomas Hopwood. ■'•f I' 124* PAOiriO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TABLE OF SAW MILLS.-Continukd. Location. Mamo of Mill. TTfHT HawH JORCPHINE COUNT*. IllinoiB Uiver Illinois River. JuupOtt' Joe Jump Olt' Jou. I.ANK COUNTY. Bear Creek Saylora . Cloverdule Cloverdiile.. Coast Fork HHzletons. . . " " I Mountain .. . East Fork 0(00 4,000 4.000 3.000 3,000 O. II. Weslev. •T. II. Moshicr. Theodore Smith. G. W. Burfoid. Stone St Parl00iToiiev&: Co. 2,01MI Klomis. 2,000 Wimer St Co. 2,000 FaiiihildH St Co. 2.000 J. J McCov. S.OOOJAdamsAi Jones. 2.0001 John Enslev. 2,000 j Oliver My four feet iu width, and is throe and h half stories high. The works coiipist of six sets of curds, one thousand nine hundred and twenty spindles, and thirty eight looms, with all the other requisite machinery, which is propelled by water, equal to one hundred and fifty horse power. One hundred and sixty operatives are employed, and the capacity of the manufactory is two thoustmd yards per day, of cloths, cassimeres, blankets, tweeds, flannels, etc. The renmining two CHtitblishments— the Kagle Woolou Mills at Hrownsville, and the Ellendale Manufacturing Company ut DuIIhs, are iu succ(>s8ful operation, the former turning out 500 yards of cloth per day, and the operations of the latter being conflned to the manufacture of flannel. These establishments work up 1,000,000 pounds of wool eucli year. Paper. — The only manufactory in this department is that of the Oregon City Paper Mills, located at Oregon City, wliicli hits liecn l>ut a short time in operiition. The facilities for this, as is thu case with other niannfactories in Oregon, are abundant. Owing to the want of the requisite machinery, the man- ufacture has thus fur been conflned to straw paper. It is culciil' 'cd that during tlie present year sutflcient printing paper will be niunulactured to supply llie wants of thi- 'W8pa|>ers of the State. Fou.sniiiE.s. — There are a number of foundries ans in this State, and the high prices which the article coiiinitinds abroad are taken into consideration, it is a nmttcr of surprise that the manufacture of leather is carried on in Oregon to so limited an extent. Wliilo the supplies of hides of the very best quality are abundant, and the article cheap, with inexhaustible quantities of goodoak,flr and hemlopk bark, there arc but tiftcen tanneries in the whole State, the operations of most of which are curried on only to a linntcd extent. Tiie example set by California will doubtless soon be followed by this State, and Oregon will send a superior article of lea'ther to the Atlantic markets. Manufactuuk ok Li.NSKEi) Oil.. — Some months since articles of incorporation were filed by the Pioneer Oil Company of Oregon, with the Secretary of State, the capital stock being fixed at $800,000. This company propose to enter largely into the numufucture of linseed oil, for which puipose they intend erecting three iiiiils, located at Salem, Oregon City, and Portland, the work upon the first of wfiich has alivady progressed to a considerable extent. An' agent of the company of considerable experience iu the busiuetis, went to tlie Atlantic States some months since to purchase the requisite machinery. The ex|)eriment of cultivating flax, wliich has been thoroughly tested, proves the soil und climate of Oregon to he well adapted to its production, the yield being from twenty to thirty bushels of seed per acre, TuuPENTiNK AND Kosi.N. — The manufacture of 'turpentine and rosin is carried on to a considerable extent in Oregon, tlie imuienBe furctits of fat pine and balsam producing trees uflbrding tlio most exten- sive field for the buniness. Messrs. I. A. Wood & Co., of Portland, the pioneers in this department, have for some time past been engaged in the manufacture of turpentine, varnish, rosin, pitch and axle grease, for whicli tlicy find a ready market. Tlie articles shipped by them to the Eastern States, are pronounced to be of a superior quality. PITIILIC SCHOOLS. Congress has granted to the State one-eighteenth of the 'surveyed la^ds in the State for educational purposes, and the fund arising from the sale thereof is placed in the State Treasury. The amount received np to Sept. 1, 18G6, is: School Fund, $lU,:^r4 ; Uuivci-sity Fund, $'J,'>>0(}. i RAILROAD. The OiiEtiON Centkai.. — This Company was incorporated October 6th, 1866, under the Ooneral Laws of Oregon, for the purpose of constructing the Oregon end of the California iV Oregon Kuilroad. Nom- inal capital, $'J,l)00,0()0. Incorporators : ,T. 8. Smith, agent and manager of the Willamette Woolen Man- ufactory ; J. K. Moores, merchant and capitalist ; Jesst^Applegate, farmer ; E. D. Shuttuck, Judge of the Supreuie Court : J. H. Mitchell, attorney ; Hon. H. W. Corbett, wholesale grocer and proprietor of the Cal- ifornia k, Oregon Stage Line, and recently elected United States Senator; Joel Palmer, fanner, miller, and contractor ; J. Gaston, attorney ; Mr. Gaston has been appointed the General Agent of the Company. This Company has received the Congressional land grant, consisting of about three und a half million acres of fine agricultural, grassing, and timber lands. The State has also assumed the payment of sev^n I per cent, interest on $1,0fi 1,!MI1 l,!Kt5 864 48 911 728 678 834 18.3.50 Vote. IH«6. I Value of all rroperty, IHW 1,021 1,240 172 193 219 92 l,l«i*i 571 1,239 322 1,279 2,250 2,193 2,220 1,120 88 7!»2 699 762 824 1,128 20,170 t:J22..'.01 1,193.972 l,t!05,594 321,473 l.V.t,970 180,900 ■ m,rm l,:i3l.208 441,763 1,298,465 220.409 1,686,953 3,485,816 2,944,628 4,517,291 l,03:i,179 43,911 869,132 462,3!).'i 1,771,424 888.82.1 9!IO,4.'i0 t24,872,7(>2 LIST OP NEWSPAPERS Published in Oregon, with the lioculity and Time of Publication, Name, PubllBherB* Names, etc. COUNTY. Maine. Benton lOn/.ette Clackamas 'Enterprise . Jackson 'Rc|)oi-ter. . . " ;Sentinel ... Lane Linn Marion Multnomah . Umatilla. Wasco , Yamhill Courier. State Journal States Rights Democrat.. American Unionist Henild Oregonian Paciiic Chriatlan Advocate Press Mountaineer Locality ori'ukll- cutlon. Corvallis . ... Oregon City. Jacksonville . Eugene City . Albany , Salem I'ortiiind Umatilla. . Dalles. . . . Lafayette Wlien Issued. Vol. Weekly.... 4 1 D'ly&wly " " 3 12 3 2 1 2 17 Weekly.... 13 1 7 2 D'ly&W'ly Weekly.... Pulilisliers. William H. (Jurter. D. C. Ireland. F. R. Stewart. B. F. Doweil. Harriiion R. Kincaid. Abbott Sl Kruwn. W. A. M.PhcrBon it Co. Oregon Herald Prt'gCo. Henry L. Pittock. Devore, Sti-atton Sc Co. Cownie St Ilullorun. J. H. Upton. LIBRARIES-PUBLIC AND SOCIETY. COUNTY. Marion ti Mnltnomah. II II (I Yamhill Location. Siilem .. . II Portland. Forest Grove. Name. I Date of j Orgiini- zation. State W.' Unmet University IRW ( 'ill liolic Association 181)5 Library .Xssociation I 1865 Mechanics' Institiite Odd Fellows Paciiic University.... 18(15 No. V(d8. 3,500 L.-iOO 2,.'>II0 I 1,000 STATE FINANCES— DEBT OP THE STATE. Bonds, Bounty, 1864 (7 per cent.) $135,000 Bonds, Bounty, Relief, 1866 (7 percent.) 83,471 Total debt $218,474 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. Receiptt. BeceiptB from all Ronrces from Sept. 17, 1864, to Sept 1,1866 $332,443 Expenditures. Expenditures for all purposes from Sept. 17, 1864, to Sept,1.1866 $292,3041 Balance in the Treasury 40,I3*J St; NAl Henry Q. in„„, t James 8. Sli„> i?|- "■■ I «>*in«t fcben Khoades . Robert M. Clarl S. H. Marleite . A. N. Fisher. . Joseph K. Kckle I ihomns Wellg STATI- I The Governor, Si The Governor, Sc Thirt' -VA William M. Sfewai James W. Nve . ' il^B. Aslilev nisfrict 'st District SU 2d District j), ^d District Kk ■I'll District if,, 5th District La "Hj District.... iLy Jt'i District. , «h District. . .Cl.t .xVy 9tli District oil JOth District.... Wa |offlc«?.,f'r"'«'''™"'<'ni Z'if,™'»'<'ur.vrarn,c(i I SJIcetshicnnlallyon] NEVADA STATE OFFICERS, 127" STATE OF NEVADA* Capital, Canon City. Statk OrFiccRi Executive Dkpaktment. NAME. Offlco. Rcildonoo. Henry O. HlHiidel ! flovenior | Carson City tJaniOH 8. SlliiKcrlmid Liuutvnaiit Oovernur.... i C. N. Note wiiro 1 St'cretiiry of Stale W. K. I*Hrl,000 Jan'y 10 per (liein. I " a.fiOII m\. " 1869. At will. STATK IJOAUn OF EXAMINERS AND STATE PRISON COMMISSIONERS. The Governor, Seeretury of State, and Attorney General. REGENTS OF STATE UNIVERSITY AND MINING SCHOOL. The Qovemor, Secretary of State, and Superintendent of Public Ingtruction. REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. Thirty-Ninth Congress Ending March 3d, 1867. NAME. Offlco. Kesldcnce. Term Expires. William M. Stewart Senator Virginia City Carson City Austin March 3, 1870. Miircli 3, 1867. Delos R. Anhlev Representiitive March 3, 1867. LEGISLATURE OF NEVADA.} Se.sate— Memdehs, 19. DIatrlct Counties. let District Storey 2d District Don;,'iiiH James W. Haines 3d District Esnieraldu Nnnios. Terms Expire. ^C.A.Sunmer ^ Nov. 4, 1868. I John Neldon \ ' C. C. Stevenson i\nv 9 1870 lO. H. Grev ^^ov.J.imi*. 5th District Lander Nov. 9, 1870. John Ives Nov. 4, 1868. I^w Doriin Nov. 9, .1870. 1.1 i-w . • » It I 1 1. > E. Hutching Nov. 4, 1868. ^'•'l^»t"«t Humboldt )j J ,i„„ Nov.9;i870. George T. Terry Nov. 4, 1868. I). W. Welty Nov.9,1870. K.i. r»io.,;„. T.,„„ S I^- L. Iliislings Nov. 4,1868. ''"> !'"•"*=* I^y"" \c. C. Carpenter Nov.9,1870. 7th District Churchill W. G. Munroe Nov.9,1870. 8th District Nye F. M. Proctor Nov. 4, 1868. «"' District o;n.shy i^] }i: ^i^^::::":::"::::::::::::^:^:^. iothDistrict....washoeandRoop J ^\i''^!;s:;;;;^.;::;::::::;::::::::::::::nov:9;{8!^: • The State election Uikca piiice first Tuesilnv of Xovembcr, and every two years tliorcaftcr. The terra of the State olBccrH is four .veiir», e<>innieni;liiK with the first Monday in December after the election. For list of U. 8. otllccrs in Uie .State, sec pane il3 : I'nst OfflfeH, page 27. t Ex ollleio Warden of the Wtate Prisiin— salary, $2,S0O perannuin. t Ex oftlcio Adjutant General. S Meets biennially on the first Monday of January ; coinpensutiun, $10 per day. i'M 1; ' 128* PACIFIC COAST BU8INB8S DIRBOTORT. Ai'xKMiii.y— Mk.mhkiis, .TH. Churchill— W. C. Orimcii, J. A. St. Clair. Douj!)l |7,ntM) 1871 r,ooo I " IH73 7,000 I " IH7li Keea. TERMS OP TIIK SUPREME COITRT. Firat Mondiiy in Juiiuuiy , April, July and Octolicr. DiSTKICT JuixiRa. District lat. ad . 3d . 4th. 5lh. 6th. 7th. 8tb. N'aniK of Incumhont. lioxlilcnco. Ricliard RiainK \ Virginia City January, IH7 1 Samuel II. \\>ight (^nraon " [ " l«ri ICharlea N. Hurria iWaalioe I William llitvdon Dayton.... jGeorgo G. llerry , ITnionviilu 'William H. lieatly Analin ilienjamin F. Curler .La Plata.. is. 11. Chaae JAurora Term Expire*. lanuar y,187l. isri. isri. 1871. 1871. 1871. 1871. *i 1871. Salary. |7,noo .'V.OdO 5,0(M) 4jm 3,WII0 .'>,iN)n 3,*!()0 3,000 JUDICIAL DISTRICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME. lat Diat.— Storev. 2d Diat. — Orniahy and Douglas. 3d Diat. — Wiiahde and Roop. 4th Diat. — Lvon. 5th Diat — Hunilioldt. Cth Dist. — Ijander. • 7ih Diat. — Nye and Churchill. 8ih Diat. — Esmeralda. TERMS OF THE DISTRICT COURTS. Chuhchili. County Kiiat Monday of March, July, and Novrmhcr. Douoi.Aa " " " February, May, Auguat, and November. E.sMKitAt.nA " . " " Febrnury, May, Auguat, and November. lIu.Mnoi.DT " '' " April, Auguat, and December. La.siikh " " " MiU'vli, June, September, and December. Lyo.n " " " March, June. St.>ptemlier, and December. Nyk " " " January, April, and Auguat. Orm-siit " " " March, June, September, and December. Stouey " " " January, March, June, and October. Washok AND Root' Cou.NTiKs " " February, May, Auguaf, unU November. SENATORIAL DISTRICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME. lat Diat. — Storev County, electa four Senators. 2d Dist. — Dongfaa Comity, electa one Senator. 3d Diat. — EamerMlda County, elects two Senators. 4th Diat. — Huinboldt County, electa two Senators. 5th Diat. — Lander County, electa two Senators. 6th Diat. — Lyon County ,'electB two Senators. 7th Diat. — Churchill County, electa one Senator. 8th Diat.— Nye County, electa one Senator. 9th Diat. — O'rniaby Comity, elccla'two Senators. 10th DJHt.— Waalioe and Roop Counties, elect two; Seuutors. | [The (Ignrei aent the numb, |lomiof olflce CHI I Oato App'e, I April'J.5,'Cfi..c DC June9I, 'n,'>..(-| l«<"' '0, •(!. \eh. 2, 'fifi. •'line 14, '66. Mar. 21, -65. •"«r.21,'66.. [Uar.21, '65. LAND ■ • Urowi •RIakel ■HInke. •f'ox, I •Fonrd, • FiitH, •Holme Mifche •Pardy, •Sawtfll •Scherni •Sichel, •Tlionmi Welty, LYON ■Orier, J ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME. Churchill — Two members. Douglas — ^Two. Eamenilda— Four. Huinboldt — Three. Lander — Four. Lvon — ^Three. Nj-c— Two. Ormaby— Three. Storey — '"welve. Waslioe and Roop — Throe. •The terms of Supreme Court Juilt;es, six years; District Judges, four years. For terms of U. 8. Courts, rtc.,scep. 30. iDileApp't. pc.20, -66 h""- 6,-65. ■Jan ;J0,'66. I Was, -65. K^it-ae, 'fifi. ^''•8I,'65. rj'".'65.. r'''l3,'fi5.. AR Ni ••Hedmonc CAL •Abbott, I, -Anderson • Andrews, -Harrett, •Harstow, ■Hilling ' . Bliss, 1,. Blood, J. NEVADA. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS 129* NOTAHIER PUHLIC-NEVADA. [Corrected at the oTxe of the Secretary uf State, January 13th, 18(>7.] Date Appoint. Name. Itcitileno*. May 31, 'M.-Konilrirk, Daniel.. Dayton (The llitnret after tlie nameiof the coiinlieR renre Rent the number of Nularieiito which vucli in cntilied Term of otttco, two yeurti.] CHUUCIIILL COUNTY-1. nate App'L Naioo. Rualdcncc. April 'J5, 'CO.. Chandler, H. 11.. ..lift Plata. DOUGLAS COUNTV-3. JuneSI, 'C^.-Chmde, II. O nivnlirook. Oct. 10, '(!(!.. Ddvic, Ilenmn Ocnoii. Mar. Ul, 'fi!i.. Ilhrvey, Joel A . . . .Oenou. April'.28,'(i5..Huwley, A. T Genoa. K8MKUALDA COUNTY-,J. Oct. 'ia, 'f)r...Al)rahaniii, T. VV... . Aug. ll,'fi.'i..Applehv, \V. 1* Aurora. ,lun. 10, '(ir..l«echlel. V. K . April .■), 'liti.. Harris, J. il Silver Veak. Mar.'JI, MW»..MeriMlith, W. C.-Auiwii. Miir. 'Jl, 'r)5..1'lielpg, K. C Wellington's. HUMHOLDT C'()UNTY-12. Mar. 21 , VVi . . Uiirneg, H . Mnr.ai, •(■).5..niuke, KnmU . Mar. 21, 'H.V Dinin, J. J Slur City. Mar. 21 , 'Go. . I lolconil). W. A . . . . Unionvillo. Mar.2l, 'f).5..KelloKK, •'•-' • ! Mar. 21, 'to. .Ijewiit, Cliarles . i Dec. 24, 'Ct)..Oebonrn, ('harlea 8. . April 4, 'fi(i..Koot», I'. K Unionville. Dec. 19, T)*'). . Schoppmunn, E....Dnn Glen. Feb. 9, 'ti6..8pargur, II. L Hluck Rock. LANDER COUNTY-IG. Mar. 21, 'to..IJrown, J. D Austin. Mar.2l,'to..Hlakely,W. O AuBtin. Jmie21,'ti.'j..Hlake, W.J AuHtin. Jim. 12, '07. .Cox, U. A AuBtiii. Mar.21, '65. .Foard, George R... Austin. Nov. ri, '65..Fitt8, G. I' Hig Creek. MHr.21, 'to. . llolnieH, A. J Autitin. Mar. 21, 'to. . Mitdiell, John A.. -Austin. Dec 18, 'f)O..Pttrdy, William Austin. Slar.21, '(■>.')..Suwtelle, M. A Austin. Feb. 2, 'fiCScherniier, J. II.... Austin. I .lime 14, '66..Sichel, J Austin. Mar. 21, 'to. .Thomas. R. D Austin. [ Mnr. 21, '66. . Welty, 1). W Austin. LYON COUNTY— 8. iMiir.Sl, '©..Orier, J. W SilverCity. Mar.21, 'W.-McDulHe, C. D. Junel5,'to..Walton,a.W... Silver City. Como. NYE COUNTY— 13. Fob. 23, '60..Henton, A. P . Sept. 3, ' Mar.21, '()5. .Stephens, W. S....Ione. ORMSHY COUNTY— 4. Juno23, '65..DonRon, 8. C Carson City. July 14, '66. .Hatch, J. F Carson City. Mar. 21, 'to. . Kiug, Samuel D... . Carson City. Nov. 24, '66..Wuitz, Adolphus... Carson City. SrOREY COUNTY— 12. June 13, 'fi6..Hiiriall, W. II Virginia City. Juno 18, '66..Chubbuck, S. W...Gold Hill. Mar. 21, '<'i^'>. . Fish, Charles H ...Virginia City. Mur.22, '6.5.. Hall, W.N Gold Hill. Juno 25, '66. . Hoover, VV. D VirginiaCity. Sept.2.5, '66.. King, Joseph L.... Virginia City. I Mnr. 21, 'to.. Knox, A. C Virginia City. Dec. '.il, 't)6. . Lillie, II. C VirginiaCity. Doi '.<", tit).. Morgan, II. M Virginia Citv. Di'i . 31, '66. . Thompson, M Virginia City. Jan. 18, '66.. Van liokkelen, W. A. M VirginiaCity. Mar.21, '65. .Winn, H. 8 American City. Aug. 9, 'tit;.. Wood, W. 8 Virginia City. Dec.:)l,'66..Yoi«ig, W. II '■ — . WASHOE COUNTY- 6. Aug. 10, '66. . Ilowker. J. 5'. Washoe City. Oct. 17,'to..Hovlo, William.... Ophir. Dec. 19, '1)6. .Coldren, W. D . Mar.21, '65.. Clark, Charles S.... Washoe City. Mar. 21, 'to. .Harris, Charles N.. Washoe City. Nov. 21, 'to..IIackett, Tlios. W.. Washoe City. Jan. 2, '67.. Kennedy, W. C .. . Mar.21, '65..Smyles, J. C Crystal Peak. I " i;ii; .>'H «! lator. ators. llect two rhrce. ,«ceP' ,30. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, WITH MAMG, RKSIDKNOE, AND DATE OF COMMISSION OF EACH. [Term of office, four years.] ARKANSAS. ■ Date App't. Name. Kciililcncc. |Dcc.20, '66. .Redmond, Chas. P. Little Rock. CALIFORNIA. IXov. 6, 'to.. Abbott, J. M Summit City. iJan. 30, '66. .Anderson, N. D Sun Francisco. lApril28, 'to.. Andrews, W. O San Francisco. iKeb.ae, '66. .Barrett, J. S Sacramento. TPeb. 21 , 'to . . Harstow, A San Francisco. pan. 7, '67..l)illiugH, J. M Santa Clara. 1'"cb.ll,'to..Bli8s, W. D Sonoma. peb. 13, 'to.. Blood, J. H San Francisco. Data Appoint. Name. Rcaldencc. Feb. 11, 'to. . Brewer, J. II San Francisco. Feb. 11. 'to. .Brack, I^ewis Niipa. Dec. 19, '66..Buckbee, John R. .Quincy. Feb. 27, '65. . Cad wallader, E Sacraiiiento. Fob. II, 'to. .Caldwell, J. I Nevada. Mar. 8, 'to..Chubbuck, C. E.. . . Placerville. May 20, 'to. .Crosby, H. K San Francisco. Feb. II, 'to. .Cross, 8 Sncrnintnto. Jan. 5, '66.. Dick, John Oroville. Mar. 15, '&5.. Elliott, L. W Red Bluff. Feb. II, 'to.. English, W. O Sacramento. Jan. 5, '66. .Fowler, E Summit City. 130* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIHBOTORT. Date Appoint Feb. 11, '65. Feb. 11, '65. Nov. 6, '65. Feb. 11, '65. B^eb. 21,66. Nov. 6, '65. Feb. 21,-65. Aug. 9, '66. Feb. 13, '65. Feb. 21,-65. Feb. 21, '65. Feb. 11, '65. Nov. 14, 65. Feb. 11, '65. Feb. 11, 'R).. Feb. 11. '65.. Feb. 11, '65.. Mar. 18, '65.. ApriI17,'65.. Feb. 11, '65. . Aug. 14, '66.. July:?, '(a.. Feb. 11,'«5.. Oct. 22, •(■ Feb. 11, T.^.. April 1,-65.. Sept. 25, '65.. May 18, '65.. Feb. 10, '66.. Feb. 11, '65.. .June 23, '65.. Feb. 11, '65.. Feb. 11, '65.. Ang. 18, '66.. Mar. 19, '66.. Feb. 11, '65.. Mar. 7,-65.. Mar. 4, '65. May 4, '(>.'>.. Jnne 3, -65.. Feb. 11,-65.. Feb. II, -65.. Sept. 25,-66.. Dec. 5, 'G!).. Feb. 27, -65. . Feb. 20, '65. . Feb. 21, '65.. June 23, '66.. Feb. 11, '65.. July 17, '65. Dec. 18, -65. Mar. 11, '65. Jan. 10, '67. July 28, -Co. Maj 10, -65. Junii 23, '66. Feb. 21, 66. Feb. II, '65. Mar. 5, '66. Jan. 10, '67. Name. Residence. .Green, Jumea Oroville. . Uuuld, A. 8 San Francisco. .Gnemey, Clinton ..San Frar."i8co. -Hall, Bradley San Rafael. .Hallet, Andrews. ..Cliico. .Hauiilton, N. A. ...Placerville. . Haigbt, Henry San Francisco. . Hermann , Samuel . . San FninciBco. .Huefner, W San Fnuicisco. .IIonianB, H.S San Francisco. . Hopper, P. J Folsom. .llorublower, F. A.. Placerville. . Hubbard, C. V. D . . Mary sville. .Johnson, J. B San Juan. .Johnston, J. J Markleeville. .Joice, E. V San Francisco. .Kno.x, G. T San Francisco. .I^utham, W. B., jr.. Mary sville. . Lawton, W. W San 'Fnuicisco. . Lowis, S. G Monitor. .Lewis, K. P Sun Francisco. . Martin, Edward . . . Watsonville. . MeiiU, S San Francisco. '.iiller, F. K Independence. . Milliken, I. T .San Francisco. -Mitchell, D. C Markleeville. .Morgan, H. M San Francisco. . Murdock, F. B San Jose. . Murfey , S. S San Francisco. . Peck'iain, E. P. . ..San Francisco. .Uhees, H. N Marysville. . Kobinson, P Sacramento. .Sawyer, O. V San Francisco. .Senter, Charles N..San Jo.'fe. ■ Simpson, J. L lied Blutf. .Smiih, N. P San Fraficisco. .Spencer, W. K Grass Valley. oievtnson, J. D.. . . San Francisco. . Strange, H Downieville. .Swim, D. K Silver Mountain. .Taylor, J. M Sun Francisco. .Tliibault, F. J .San Francigco. .Tibbey, Henry S...San Francisco. Walton, T. H.' O. . . Camptonvillo. Ward, J. S Susauville. Webster, J. H Stockton. . Wetzlar, J Sacramento. . Wliite, John San Franciscr . Williani.s, L. W. ..Nevada. IDAHO TERRITORY. Hays, J. M Ruby City. Lyintin, James Silver City. ILLINOIS. Hoyne,P. A Chicago. LOUISIANA. .Labatt, Henry J...N'iw Orleans. MAINE. , O' Donnell , James . . Portland. M\ssAcnur,.:iTK. Angell, Geo. F Boston. Bell, J. S BoBton. Jennisuu, S Boston. Swan, C. A. F Boston. Tolle, N. C Boston. .WpyjJobu M Buetoii. MARYLAND. Date Appoint, Na' i". Rcildcnce. Feb. 2, -66. .Hill, W B Baltimore. Nov. b, '65..Whelan, Cbas Baltimore. MICHIGAN. Jnnel.5, '65. .Waterman, W. J.. .Detroit NEW JERSEY. Jan. 24,''67..Slaigbt, N. C Jersey City. ■ NEW MEXICO. May 18, '65.. Watts, J Santa F6. NEW YORK. Dec. 22, -66..Barnum, E. P New York city. June 13, '66.. Billings, O. P. C. . .New York city. Oct. 3l,-66..Cloyd, J. C New York city. April 3, '65..Compton, M New York city. June 15, '65. .Corey, E. F..Tr New York citv. Mar. 9,-66..CowIes, G. W New Y^ork citv. Feb. 23, '66.. Dean, J. J New York citv. Feb. 5, '66..Earl,C. H White Plains." Mar. 6, '65. . Fenner, C. G New York city. Mar. 2, '65. . Fuller, F New York city. June 21, '65..Furni8s, W New York city. Aug. 23, '65. .Hamilton. J. W.. ..New York citv. Feb. 26,'66..IIollister,E. P. ... New York citV. Mar. 27, '65. . Hyer, J. G Ne- York city. Nov. 6, '65.. Irons, Samuel New York city. Nov. 27, '65.. Johnston, Geo. P.. .New York city. Feb. 23, '66. . King, H. C New York city. Nov. 20, '6J..Lay, S Now Yorir citv. Dec. 12. '65. . Lull, M. II Now York d, V. Mar. 4,'65..Merydith, II. B. . ..New York city. May 15, 'f>5..M(,nee, J. B New York city, Jnne28, '65..Nettlet<)ii, Chas. ...New York city. June 23, '65... Silversmith, J New York city. Nov.27,'t')5. .Sloat, L. W New York city. July 7, '66. .Smith, I. S New York city. June 15, '()6.. Swan, Sanmel. ...New York city. Jlay 15, 't!5..Tillot8on, G New York city. Feb. 22, '65.. Turner, G. J New York city. June 15, 1)5. .Van Ilesse, C New York city. Nov. 6, '65. .Whipple, J. Jr New York cilV. Mar. it, '66. . Wilc().\, F. A Now York city. June2l,'(i5.. Winchester, F. S...Now York city. Aug. 14, '66. .Young, N New York city. OHIO. Mar. 4, 'tW.. Carpenter, S. S. ...Cincinnati. OREGON. Feb. 5, '66. .Boyd, II Portland. PENNSYLVANIA. Oct. 17, '65.. Blood, B. F Philadelphia. Sept. 12, 'ti5.. Burton, A. M Philadel|ihia. July 16, '66.. Jackson, J. H. T...Philiidelphia. Jnuo23, '65..McClaren, John ...Pittsburg. April 17, '66. .Taylor, S. L Philadelphia. RHODE ISLAND. July 29, '65. . Martin, Henry Providence. SOUTH CAROLINA. Feb. 21, '66.. Levin, N Ciiarleston. UTAH TERRITORY. June 23, '66. . Clayton, W Salt Lake Citv. June 13, '66. . Wood, D Salt Lake City. The State ol f'"' 1 the thirty its present limi tlie water of tli Congress, upp„ tween the thir from the thirty 11,520,000 „o,.e, gent upon »;ie u, area, there is a ( tion— iirig,„io„ available - prodi valleys watered and Esmeralda, ^ ¥ng in the Un'm 'ng to irrigation. wliich supply a j, vailed in this reg Itisowinggolel tion among the me" principal wealili. '852, owing to the a f'ch deposit of 8u , present site of Vi,.^ 'amoug throughout j'"at caused by the f ; mines were opened pVhilethise.voitemel I'o send forth a laJ ptt'Klily on the incre 'ypeofwliuti„,f..g,iJ '" >vhich (1,0 OonerJ ;ProdP:u,ftM„Sfa(el "•■^ entire cost of thil I'w'ils will amount tJ ''"«'" at $li,eB engaged in placer mining near the present site of Virginia City. Immediately following this discovery, the rich lode which has Income fainouB throughout the world as the Conistock, was claimed for miles, and an excitement fully equal to tliat caused by the first discovery of gold in California was the result. A large population streamed in, jmiiieswere opened, mills built, and an nr:preccdented activity prevailed in every branch of business. jWhile this excitement has, to a great extent, gradually quieted down, the mills of Nevada still continue 'lo send forth a large amount of bullion, and the quantity of silver bricks, instead of diminishing is iiteaUily on the increase. Vast as have been tiie results from the silver mines of Nevada, they are but the lypeof what is d-stined to follow. The proposed Sutro Tunnel to dniin the Comstock ledge — an enterprise lo \vliich Ow llcneral Government seems disposed to lend its fostering aid, will largely enhance the silver prodi'.i of this State, and add greatly to the material wealth of the country. While it is estiim.ted that tH.; entire cost of this work will not exceed $2,000,000, it \a lonfidenlly anticipated that the net annual jirolits will amount to $2,500,00 '. The entire* yield from the Ccmistock Lode, during the year 1866, is set liown at $11,9(17 ,891, being about $2,01)0,000 over the product of the previous year. It is e:y steam ; twenty-three by water, and fifteen by steam Mil water. The aggregate number of stamps is two thoutiund five huuf'.red and seventy-seven. The cost kf iiiHchinery and the works connected with the dillcrent mills is estina. " H'ioiieer iKealdcl Mnnto " I Kcd Mountain " , 'Union Wide West I'inc Creek I I'inc Creek Silver I'cak 'Martin & Co New York & Silver I'oak HUMBOLDT COUNTV.t Dun Glen Anld Lang Syie. Etna i Nasons " iStevcnsons Ginaca Dridge I Holts Oreana I Webbers Fuebia I'uebla Star City Slieba " •• OldSlioba Unionvillo Iriouccr LANDER COUNTY. Aubtin Boston & Nevada. California Long Island Mauliattau I'ionocr Silver Hill Union Ware Kureka I'arrott " " Il'holps t'utto Canon i San Francisco Cortcz I Cortez . Egnn Canon Big Creek. IS 3? 1866 16 18851 10 1866 10 5 18ti2 1863 1863 1883 186? 18621 16 1862 1864 1865 1806 1888 1866 1866 1868 18831 10 1862 8 10 4 10 8 10 Emigrant CaBon Kingston..., New York Caiton . Telegraph Canon.. Yankeu Blade LYON COUNTY. Carson Uiver Hope.. Social Co Steptoe Keystone New Kng. & Nevada. Stirling Metacom Midas Onfldonce Empire Eureka Franklin Hydes " " ; Island " " iLindaucr A Hiri^clinians " " lophir, No. 1 " " Ophir, No. 2 " " San Francii^co Oomo I'almyra Dayton \ Birdsall k Carpenter. . . " I Daney. " Dayton, No. 1 " I Dayton, No. 2 " I Dayton Keduct'n W'ks. " (joldcn Eagle " I Illinois 1865 1803 1863 1864 1883 1866 1883 1885 1885 1866 1484 1886 1864 1886 1885 lHi«j 1885 1866 1865 1866 1866 18t» 1866 1881 1861 1862 i86t isoi 1804 1866 1863 18ttl 1864 i86i 1804 10 10 6 20 20 6 I 10 : 6 I 10 I 15 ! 10 18 ! 5 5 20 20 20 20 20 15 10 10 >• 3" o 4 steam steam steam water ; steam Cost.* ia 100,000 Silver 100,000 100,000 100,000 Silver 40,000 60,000 150,000 10,000 76,000 15,000 40,000 30,000 35,000 60,000 20,000 35.000 20,000 60,000 .30,000 30,000 80,000 75,000 40,000 lOO.OOJ 100,000 50,000 70,000 40,000 60,000 . I " 80,000 water 30,000 steam 40,000 90.000 30,000 36,000 100,000 95.000 100,000 100,000 50,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 Present Occupants. Conn. Mill and Land Co, t'lan Alpine M & M. Co. Silver Wave M.&3L Co. J. D. Winters. •I. J. Poor. WidoWo8tM.iP'!:vr 8. B. Mar J N. Y. & Si *C Tf Gold. Auld Lang Sync M. <'o. Silver A. W. Nason. Nevada S. M. Co. G. W. Holt. Nevada S. M. Vo. G. Faulkner. ' . rJI.ro. Pioneer & Inskip M. and Silver I Water steam I water "jS & w water 's & w 1 water s «t w steam water steam water fteam 66,000 36,000 6,000 36,000 80,000 •20,000 75,000 85,000 16,000 46,000 65,000 60,000 40,000 16,000 36.000 36,000 Silver location Dunbar, Hurd ft Co. Bank of Calilbniia. W. B. Hyde. C. A. Hill. Lindauor k Ilirschman.l Gpliir SI. and M. Co. II II C. A. Shad k Co. Birdsall k Carpo.r Daney G. and S.ii-'- J. D. Winters k Co. !• 1( (I It. Helm k Co. Uule & Co. Bank of California. • Tlie estimate of the Assessor for tlie machinery; ttio value of the inlr.o noi Inuludcil. t Wchhers Mill at Orcnnii lias sniellInK ftiniaccs conncotcil, with fincltlnKenimi'lM -'f 1^ to 20 tons of metal i (lay. The Uumboldt Klvcr Mill unil Slinlnij Co. arc preparhiK to erccl a lliin tO-staiii)i n Jll iitur Uun Ulcn. 'Thci 1 NEVADA. QUARTZ MILLS. 188* ll TABLE OF QUARTZ MILT-S— Continued. Locntlon. Kamc of Mill. 09 r 66 16 15 5 12 6 8 6 18 10 6 16 20 15 20 15 10 20 16 10 '26' 15 20 » 1? '"2' 1 . . . . .... ? Cost PrcEent Occupants. a. LYON CO. — continued, Dayton Imperial, No. 1 s & w water Ktoam water steam water steam water steam water steam II u tt water steam II water Blenm S 170,000 40,000 85,000 6,000 26,000 7,600 8,000 6,000 40,000 25,000 7,000 40,000 40,000 35,000 46,000 35,000 10,000 60,000 26,000 25,000 3,500 1,500 85,000 45,000 50,000 .1.000 Silver i( (1 It 11 II 14 II 11 II 11 II n u (1 II 11 II tt 11 11 11 Silver 11 11 ll II 11 U ll Sliver 11 11 II II Silver 41 tl ii ll II II l( II II 14 11 II 14 II II II II II II II II Imperial G. and S. M. Co. II II II Bank of California. D. L. Smith. Apple M. Jt M. Co. Cole & Co. Palmer & Flood. R. T. Mullin. K McLean. Briggs ft Co. Hirsiiman & Mayo. J. C. Corey & Co. II II Woodruir,Hunt& Moore. Bank of Ci'.;iforn<«. Wcstoa a, Co. II II Bacon M. and M. Co. Henry & Co. N. Y. & Nevada M. Co. 1 *« Im))ei'ial. No. 2 ' dCo. 1. Co. L Co. n Metallurgical Works. . . Smiths 1861 1865 ll GoldCaBon Atlanta . • . • II II Bartolo 18a3 1 K 11 Eagle • 1 II II 1862 1861 1 II II Excels-or 1 Uirshmans 1 I'hoenix, No. 1 1861 1862 1861 18C2 1862 1862 1863 1861 isei 1861 1861 1805 1 1 M II II II Phoenix, No. 2 Sacramento ll 1* II t* tl It Swanpca 1 1 Weston, No. 1 Weston, No. 2. Silver City. Bacon :>i.Co. II II II II II II ti ll 11 II ii II 11 II Devil's Gate Kelseys Knickerbocker, No. 1. . Knickerbocker. No. 2.. New York & Neviula.. . N. Y. and Nevada iL Co. I'ioneer t^. M. Co. Joseph Trench. W. T. Jones. New York Co. M.''o. ■' Trcnchs NYB COUNTY. Kllsworth Mammoth Atlantic & I'licilic lono 18661 10 ll ! '• iso.iloo " .w.ooo ■I KKi.nno 1866 20 10 10 40 3 10 10 11 [M. Co. p M. and 1866 1866 Murphy & Co. Hughes & Co. U. E. Uuell & Co. (ircat Salt Basin Co. N. Y. and S. I'cak M. Co. Isaac Ralley. Merrimac Mill Co. Santiago Mill Co. 1'. Froihingham. Bank of California. Harrii .jton ft, Beach. Mexican M. .!nd M. Co. Yell. Jacket li'. & M. Co. Payne & Co Rigby & Co. J. B. Haggin. L. S. Bowers. [others. N. Y. and Nev. M. Co. and Crown Pt.G & S. M.Co. Wheeler & Douglass. ^Kclipse JI. and M. Co, Kniuire M. and M. Co. Cold Hill q. M. & M. Co. Parke Brothers. ImporialG.fcS. 51. Co. Glasier, Rule & O'Neal. Land, Skac & Co. J. L. & A. L. Greeley, ilcnning. Trench ft Co. Khode Island O. M. Co. Sapphire Q. M. fc M. Co. C. C. Stewnsou. Succor M. Co. William Kidd. Dickinson & Lent. Oohir Canon Murnliv Co II II tt wotcr II II II 8 & W II steam 175,000 .3,500 7S.000 60,000 60,000 20,000 26,C>,) 88,000 60,000 22,000 8,000 6,000 100,000 200,000 "mm 26,000 85,000 100,000 40,000 4o,a)o 40,000 60,000 75.000 30,000 80,000 75.000 60,000 120,000 80,co;i 60,000 100.000 40.000 10,000 60,000 25.000 76,000 86.000 wiooo SRonn Hed Mountain U(»d Mountain Silver Hend Silver Teak tircatSalt Uatin ('o.... N. Y. * Silver Teak... . 1864 1 * tc Co. )rnia. Irfclimaf. M.Co. ll Co. •( 11 Washington VVatihinirtun 1864 6 8 20 24 16 16 8 44 40 16 23 10 16 20 16 8 10 15 10 14 10 44 16 SO 16 20 25 16 8 20 14 13 10 6 21 16 ' * * * ORMSHY COUNTY. Carson Uiver. Brunswick 41 II li ll Santiago II II Vivian Car on Sierra '^.njr.rjCity II Yellow Jacket I -iV V COUNTY.* -^^'-^^■'^ -ity jGoM '■:' Atwood Hay State Uipbvs .... Atlan i " '* •. ll ll II 11 II ('Omet (^rown Point 11 11 Kclipse 1 II 11 1 II 11 Gold liill ' l( II (iranite II t* II 11 II II II 11 raciflc 11 fl IHuto ll II Rhode Islftid 1 '* " M " " Stovcnsous rpc.i .5. Si- • i&Co. i ' " ^ 'liruihia Succor Union Central ■ " A. Dcland 0. 1 " Desert B. F. Hastings ti Co. Empire M. auU M Co. rornia._^ 1 '• 1 ■• ■ - , — w, »» of metal m * Tlic vn uo of the inlllii and machin cry of Storey County li estimated at $3,500,000. Am i Hi mt\ h ■ 134* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORT. TAULE OF QUARTZ MILLS.— Concluded. Location. Name of Mill. It is 80 8 20 13 22 10 20 16 18 60 72 20 16 20 20 10 24 16 24 — .... 4 n ri steam II II II 11 II II II 11 « & w steam 8 & w " water a fc w steam B & w i( Coat. » 960.000 40,000 en,ooo 20.000 50.000 25.000 60,000 35,000 80,000 250,000 500,000 80,000 76,000 100,000 80.000 60.000 100,000 76,000 110,000 Si FrcBcnt Occupants. ftTORKY co.-^ontinued. Gould & Currv Silver u t( II II II tt (1 4* SilTcr Gould k Curry S. M. Co. J. C. Clarke. Hoosior State ^t Charles Land. n Davis & McCurdy. Ogdon, Corev & Co. Kodgers 8. M. Co. .Summit Mill Co. it 11 n Summit a Bassett k Vo. it Winfleld L. A. Booth. WASHOE COUKTr, DallB .1. D»II A Co Onhlr rloasaut Valloy... II II Ophir " l«»nhir M. .t M. To. Nnpa II i( 11 it II II 1. "''ipclic W. C. Wallace. Truckeo Meadows. . . hCo W. C. G. & S. M. Co. L. Tevis. '• VH L Mason. [M. Co. N. Y. »t Nevada U. & S 11 II MinD(*8otA ' Savage M. A BI Co. N. Y.it W.HI. 4 M. Co. II CANALS AND WATER DITCHES. In addition to those enumerated in the followinfjf table, tiiere are numerous irrignting ditches and several important works now being constrncted. The Humboldt Canal will, when completed, furnish power for a large number of mills, and sutficieut water to irrigate the agriunltural districts in its imme- diate vicinity, and the Summit Lake and Virginia Aqueduct Co., with a ca|iltul of $°.*,0()l),000, propose conveying; the waters of Summit Lake a distance of thii ty miles, supplying the cities of Carson, Silver City, Gold Ilill, and Virginia City with an abundance of water for mining, agricultural, and municipal purposes. TAULK OF CANAl S AND WATER DITCHES, For Mining Purposes in the State, with the Location, Source of Water, Length, Cost, etc., of each. Name of Ditch. nOUOI.AS COUNTY. Clear Creek I.YO!« COU.NTY. liirdsall &. Carpenter... UK.MSHY COUNTY. Mexican WASHOE COITNTY. English f Truokee Washoe Source of Water. Clear Creek . . . . Carson River . . . Carson River . .. Trnckee River . . II 11 SteanH>oat Creek ^3 20 Coat.* Numo of Owner. A. W. Pray & Co. Hirdsall Sc Carpenter. Mexican M. &. M. Co. $10,000 Washoe M. C. O. &. S. M. Co. 4O,O00iTriickee Dilch Co. 10,0001 Washoe Milling &, Manuf Co. AOHICULTURAL. Land. — The umnunt of lar.d in the connties of Churchill, Humboldt, Ltini'ei and Nye, Hduiited to iigricultiiiiil and grazing purposes, is '■.'27, 000 acres. Under cultivation in Hun\l>oldt, Lander, Lyon, Nve and Wimhoe, nearly 22,0110 aci-cs. " Many millions of acres of lard in this Slate now compar- atively worthless, would be valuable if irrigated, and several hundred thousand acres of e I Douulas, mvo been »hel8 liinl lilt of Imy . Biitficieiil coiiBumi" . tlian tlie 1 excelleui ules, 650 NBVADA, ORIST MILLS — SCHOOLS. 136* GRTST MILLS— FLOUR. There if )>nt one Griet Mill in the State. It is located near Genoa, and owned by W. M. Carey. The power nsea it. water, run of etone fonr, and the value estimated at $8,000. John W. Varney, of Austin, has made arrangements for the erection of an extensive mill at that place. SAW MILLS— LUMBER. The demand for lumber for mining and building purposes renders its manufacture a profitable employ- ment. The number of saw mills in operation is twenty-one, of which fourteen are propelled by steam, five by water, and two by steam and water. The value of these mills is estimated at $150,000, and the aggregate capacity, per day, is about 180,000 feet. TAHLE OP SAW MILLS, With the Location, Name of Mill, Number of Saws, Capacity, Cost, Occupant's Name, etc., of each. Location. DOUOLAS COUNTV. Clear Creek Carson Valley E. V. Carson River. liakeTahoe Genoa I ! KSMERALDA COUNTY. I Sweetwater LANDER COUNTY. i Reese River Valley. i i( ,( t( J Smoky Valley I NTE COUNTY, i Reese River Vallev- OHHSnY COUNTY. ; Clear Cr< ek Empire City ■ WASHOK COUNTY. I Brown's Creek I Thomas Canon. 'Truckee River I Washoe Name of SI ill. ShaelTer & Co.. Snmmit Shed Youngs I'l-ays Sierra Co White & Chase . Greens Hawes Hei was 1,432 volumes. Tbe rapidity with which this library has accumulated, and the number and importance of the works contained therein, reflect great credit upon the State. LIST OF NEWSPAPERS Published in Nevada, with tlie Locality and Time of Publication, Name of Publisher, etc., etc. COUNTY. Esmeralda Humboldt . lender . . . Ormsby .. Storey" — 4t ll Washoe . . , . Kamc. Union Register Reese River Reveille Appeal Enterprise News Trespass Eastern Slope Locality of Publl cutlon. Aurora Union ville Austin Carson City Virginia City . .. Oold Hill Virginia City . . . Washoe City When Issued. Weekly t4 Daily .. 11 ii it 11 Weekly Vol, Publishers. McClintock Sc Avard. W. J. Forbes. .1. D. Fairchild & Co. Robinson & Mighels. J. T. Goodman. Philip Lvnch. W. J. Forbes. J. C. Lewis. TABLE Exhibiting the County Seats of the diflereiit Counties, Estimated Population 1863, Vote 1S65 and 18(jn,ctc'. COUNTIES. Churchill.. Douglas... Esmeralda . Humboldt . Lander 'Lincoln .. Lvon Nye Ormsby . . . *Roop .... Storey Waslioe . . . County Seats. La Plata . . Genoa Aui'orn . . . . Unionvillc. Austin Dayton lone Carson City. Totals . Virginia City Washoe City Estimated Pop. 1863. l/iOO 4,01)0 4,rm 6,500 3,500 '3,566" 18,000 45,000 Vatc, IMS. J 28 20(i 216 143 85.'> 401 87 495 2,712 429 5,672 Vote, lRfi«. UlaMlel, 17nlon. 273 208 192 780 474 281 460 1,718 628 5.126 Wliuors, Deni. 107 70 122 115 758 284 246 279 1,56'< 540 4,106 Vatnatlnn of Prop. 1H6J. |335,76K 1,029,849 845,498 385,460 2,154,994 2,581,765 I!tO,206 1,995,792 6,924,483 2,254,461 $18,698,27 At the Presidential Election iu 1864, tbe total vote was 16,420, of which Lincoln received 9,826 votes and McClellau 6,594. Union majority, 3,232. PRODUCT OF THE MINES FOR 1865 AND 1866.t 1866. January February . . , March April May Juno July August Scptoml>cr... October November, . . December. . . Totals . . . . Gold Hill. Virginia. Totals. 9263.602 89 i 229,866 24 285,486 681 150,102 46; 197,802 30: 246,726 02! 260,001 69 i 314,808 081 899,013 991 496,165 00 1 408,307 90 864,426 00 «940,162 13 1,033.866 89 1,164,849 76 1,191,172 00 1,012,486 59 694,266 11 611.127 57 650,780 78 492,203 79 647,866 68 539,217 76 619,456 28 •1,193,765 1,263,712 1,390,335 1,341,274 1,210,237 940,981 771,129 8(i5,639 891,817 1,043,530 947,525 978,880 1866. January . ... February . . . March April .May June July August September . . October 66 iNovember . . 28 .December. . . Gold Hill. Virginia. »3,646,897 69 1 «9,286,822 24 »12.S33,719 88 I Totals . 9482,044 28 i 476,491 63 490,123 89; 413,177 111 662.074 83 673,111 40i 673,386 93 672,690 14! 700,940 83 726,464 08; 613.770 02I 606,984 70 f620,177 20 492,322 91 706.210 33 646,987 51 >)48,776 71 6(8,938 70 595,503 77 779,276 69 643,963 97 686,517 23 789,512 80 786,438 96 Totals. I $7,100,268 001 87,807,626 18 914,907,894 18 8962,221 48 967,814 54 1 1,196,834 22 ' 1,060,164 68 1.210,861 64 1,236,050 10 1,268,889 70 : 1,451,966 73 1,844,904 30 1.412.981 31 1.363,291 92 1,463,423 66 The above are the amounts shipped through Wells, Fargo &. Co. for the years 1865 and 1866. There should ba added to the figures of the year 1866, au a part of the product of the year, thtt following as the yield of the districts not included in the table, viz : From Carson City, $341,366 ; Reese River, $100,587 ; Anront, $171,534 ; and by other parties outside of Wells, Fargo & Co., $350,000, together making an aggregate of $16,171,381 as tbe yield of the entire State. * Not organized. t We are Indebted to the " Gold Hill News" for the valuable data Included In this table.— Cokpilbr. NAUE ( George E. Coli ./ohii M. Mnrpl Benjamin H„„ RandiillH. lie fclwood Eviiiis. A. W. Moore ., 8. N. Woodiiift- Arth UP A. Denn LEGISLATIVE Clallam and Jeffei Pierce and Mh«,„ Tliui-8to„ and Lew island, Snohomish cilnian. King and Kitsap— KEPRESEN' Chehalis-Onc niei Clallam— One Clarke— Thiw. Cowlitz and Wahk Island— One. JetTerson— Two. King— Two. hiisHp- Two. Khkitat and Yakini [Termof ollicc CLA »«t0App't. N„ Jiircd Henry CLA II. L. Jay D. Nuthaia JEFFl R. F. Paul K Henry Jaiiies . J. Paul J.J.H. KINl Edwin G.F. W KITS SnniucI ^Fred. 1) Il'ms'or'r" "^Ju-Hcliu jUko, place on II c first I "y of members, «6 per There ig ae the | WASHINGTON TERRITORY. OFFICER! 187* WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Capital, Olympia. EXECVTIVB AND TERKITORIAL OFFICERS.* NAME OF INCUMHENT. Office. Oeorgo E. Cole : Governor , John M. Mnrphy 'Aiulitor Benjamin HHrned iTreusurer ...., Itandiill H. Hewitt Pnblic Printer Elwood Evung. A. W. Moore ... S. N. Woodruff' . Secretiiry . Executive Clerk Librarian Residence. Olympia. Term Exp's. Salary. " Jan.,lS(i8 At will... $3,(100. Jan.,18(«. $.m. CuminiHsionB Veen. At will... 13,000. $l,i^OO. 1300. DELEGATE IN CONGRESS. NAME OF IN'Cf-MBKNT. Arthur A. Dennv. Residence. Seattle. Tenn Expires. March 3, 18tj7 LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS,! THK COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME, AND REPRESEN TATION OF EACH.— COUNCIL. Clallam and JeiTersoii— Elect one Coiincilinan. Pierce and MaHon — Elect one Conncilniun. Thurston and Lewis — Elect one Cuuncilnnin. Uland, Snolionii(ih,und Whatcom— Elect one Coun- cilman. King and Kilsap — Elect one Councilman. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS, AND Cbehalis — One member. Clallam— One. Clarke— Three. Cowlitz and Wahkiakum— One. Island — One. JeHerBon — Two. KinK— Two. Kit«ap — Two. Klikitnt and Yakima— One. Clarke, Cnwlit/., Walikiaknm, Cliehfllia, and Pacific — Elect one Councilman, and Clarke with Klikilat elecU one Councilman. Walla Wulla — Elcct« one Councilman, and with Stevens and Yukinui elects one Councilmuu. THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME. I LewiH — One. jMawm — One. j Pacific— One. I Pierce— Two. I Snohomish — One. I Stevens — One. I Thurston — Three. W'ulla Walla— Five. I Whatcom- One. NOTARIES PU [Term of oflice, three years from date of connnission. CLALLAM COUNTY. Date App'U Kiinie. KcsUIcik-c. Jared C. Rrown Port Anjfelos. Henry A. Webster. ..Neah Bay. clarRe county. H. L. Caples Vanconver. Jay D. Potter Vancouver. ISLAND COUNTY. Nathaniel D.Hill ...Coupeville. JEFFERSON COUNTY. B. F. Dennison Po> ■■ Townsend. Paul K. Hiilibs Port Tow naend. Henry M. McGill . . . Port Townsend. Jame's K. Kennedy.. Port Townsend. J. Paul JuHson ..."... Port Townsend. J.J. H.VunBokkolen Port Townsend. KING COUNTY. Edwin Richardson ..Scuttle. G. F. W hitworth .... Seattle. KITSAP COUNTY. Snnuiel F. Coombs ..Port Madison. Fred. Drew Teekalet. BLIC. Have power to net for the entire Territory.) MASON COUNTY. Date App"t. Name. Residence. E. A. Wilson Union City. PIERCE COUNTY. Frank ('lurk Steilacooin. \Vm. H. Wood Sleilucoom. E. A. Light Sleilucoom. SNOHOMISH COUNTY. Jacob D. Fowler. ...Muckilteo. E. C. Ferguson Snohomish City THURSTON COUNTY. Andrew J. Moses ...Olympia. N. Crosby , jr Tumwuter. WALLA WALLA COUNTY. W. W. Jo'inson Walla Walla. Sheldon B Fargo ...Walla Walla. E. T. Grn Walla Walla. Edward I^ igent — Walla Walla. WHATCOM COUNTY. Edward Eldridge ...Whatcom. . •Forl.lit of Judicial and Revenue Officers, Terms of <'nlted States Courts, etc., sec pa,' 13; Organization and I Terms of CourU. iinRes 30-32: I'. S. Officers I'nclllc Coas ge 33; Post Offices In the Terrlti.y, pogo 27. Election Itikcs place on llic flrst Monday In June, 1H67, and cvci ■ > years therenftcr. I tTlic sosHlons of the Legislature arc held biennially. uaof Councllraen, six years ; Representatives, two yeart. I I'ay of members, 96 per day . la- ! ' m 138* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTOEY. COMMISSIONERS OV DEBD8. [Commission at the pleasure of the Governor.] Date App't. CALIFORNIA. Name. Ucsldencc. Eiiifciie Dnpr<5 Mtirysville. W. H. Lalliinn, Jr...MuryHville. Win. (}. KiiKlish Sacrameiito. \V. VV. Prioe Siicraniento. P. B. Cornwall Sim Francisco. V. J. Tliibault San Francisco. H. U. Coiiffilon San Francisco. William L. Hig)rinB..Siui Francisco. F. C. Andrew. Stockton. ILLINOIS. J. n. Bradwell Chicago. riiilip A. Hoyne (,'bicago. John W. Mu^ill Chicago. INDIANA. Wm. T. Wiley Indianapolis. LOUISIANA. DeWitt C. Jones Uayou Sara. MAINE. James O'Donell Portland. MASSACHUSETTS. George T. Angell . . . Boston. Belli. II. Currier Boston. G. tdward Rice ....Boston. Oliver Stevens Boston. MISSOURL James B. Gogg St. Louis. NEW YORK. J. R. Pomerov Brooklyn. John W. Mcdill ....Buttalo. Dato App't Name. Ruslilcnco. Horace Andrews New York. Edward Bisscll New York. E. F. Do Selding....New York. Gordon L. Ford New York. Oliver Holden New York. John Livingston New York. Charles Netlleton . . . New York. J. B. Nones New York. W. J. Sinclair New York. OREGON. Amory HoUirook Oregon City. B. F 'Goodwin Portland. I). W. Williams Portland. Chester N. Terry .... Sulom. PENNSYLVANIA. D. D. Birnev Philadelphia. Arthur M. Burton . . . Philadelphia. John II. Frick Philadelphia. Benj. F. Blood Pittsburg. RHODE ISLAND. Henry Martin Providence. TENNESSEE. John H. Harrison . . . Memphis. VIRGINIA. Alex. B. Gingon ....Richmond. ' DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. John F. Callan Washington. N. Ciiliuii Washington. Charles De Selding-. Washington. Charles Walter Wushingtou. AREA AND RESOURCES. Tbo Territory of Washington lies between 45° 33' and 19^ north latitude, and between 116^ 56' and 124° 43' west longitude, and occupies the extreme northwestern portion of the domain of the United States of North America. It is about 330 miles east to west, and '.Ki5 miles north to south, and its area is estimated at 70,000 square miles. According to the eighth census, taken in 1860, 381,289 acres of this was unim- proved claimed, and 81,8(>9 acres of land under cultivation, producing large crops of wheat, oats, barley, Indian corn, potatoes, and other staples. Although the general cburaeter of the country is mountuiuous and broken, the Territory abounds in numerous well watered valleys of prairie and timbered lands, the soil of which is capable of producing abundant crops, as well as affording a wide range M the grazinir of stock, of which the enterpiising wool-growers of this region have taken advantage. The rich mineral discoveries which have attracted a large population to the region north of this, have opened up a proHtable market for all that is produced here. Various mineral discoveries have been made in ditferent parts of the Territory -, but the extensive coal deposits at Bellingham Bay, from which large quantities of a good article are shipped to San Francisco, comprise the only mines worked to any considerable extent; valuable coal seams exist the entire length of Puget Sound. The vast forests of the finest timber, for ship buildiii); and other purposes, existing here, give to this region its greatest value. " The tinest spar and mast timbers to be found in the world," says one well qualifled by position and experience to speak knowingly in the premises, " is here grown and shipped to all quarters of the globe." The superiority of the lumber shipped from Puget Sound and other points of this Territory to the San Francisco market, is generally acknowledged. Fine harbors, easily accessible and unsurpassed for capacity and safety, exist along this portion of the coast. The annual manufacture of lumber on Puget Sound exceeds 130,000,000 feet, 33,000,000 laths, over 30,000,000 shingles, 150,000,000 feet of piles, 3,000 spars, and a number of ship knees. There is also an extensive trade in cattle and domestic produce from the Territory to Vancouver and the British Colonies, amounting to nearly $1,500,000 annually. The fisheries of Puget Sound, in ood, salmon, herring, and halibut, are rapidly assuming great importance, besides the trade in whale oil and llsh oil, which is confined as yet mostly to Indians. ' The United States have made reservations for military and naval purposes, at Point Wilson and other places near Port Townsend and at Point Defiance, forty miles up Puget Sound. PaoDUi I ritory -. Li I 86,81!) hui l>utter, 15J LiVK St With the r Loc I tolumbiu Ri ' Salmon Crec I „ 'Sr.AND I Penns Cove. . , KING C( I Seattle . . KITSAP c I Teekulet LEWIS C( ' Huquato Willopa Vullej I thambers Ciee STKVKNs Cf ey Colville Vuil THi;nsTON Tumwiiter. . . I Upper Turn Watt >Valla Walla. vakima'cou ^kmia ReservHl With the ; location. CLARKE c^ JtolumbiaKiver. Creek . llUdy'""^"'"' WASHINGTON TERRITORY. GRISTMILLS. 139* AGRICULTURE. Pboducts.— Tlie census of 1860 gives the following statistics of the agricultural resources of this Ter- ritory : Land, unimproved in furnis or clnims, 284,28!) acres ; improved, 81,869 acres. Wheat produced, 86,219 Uuiihels ; oats, 134,334 bushels ; com, 4,712 bushels ; potatoes, 153,594 bushels ; buy, 4,850 tons ; butter, 153,092 pounds; wool, 19,819 pounds. LivK Stock, 1860 —Horses, 4,772 ; cows, oxen, and other cattle, 28,459 ; sheep, 10,157. TABLE OF GRIST MILLS, With the Locution, Name, Run of Stone,. the Capiicity per Day, Power Used, Cost or Valoation, and Occupant's Name of eucb. Location. Knmo of Milt. CI.AHKK COfNTY. Columbia River JHexters Loves Salmon Creek No.riin stuiio. ISLAND COU.NTY. Penns Cove , KINO COUNTY. Seattle KITSAP COUNTY. Teekalet I.KWIS COUNTY. Claquato PACIFIC COUNTY. Willopa Valley PIKHCK COUNTV Chambers Creek Mailettes. Buzbys. . . Seattle ... Kitsap ... Davis — Giesys . . . Birds ; Chambers . .STKVKNS COUNTY. Colville Valley iFulcon " " ' ; Hudson Buy Co. " iPen d'Oreille... THURSTON COUNTY. TumwHter Lincoln UpperTumwater iWard & Coulters.. WAMA WAt.I.A COUNTY. Walla Walla 'Excelsior " " i Frontier Ijock & Co.'s YAKIMA COUNTY. Yakima Reservation. PbcDuix . Stiiiidard . . . Washington Simcoe . 1 Capncltv pur (lay. Ubls. Power water 24 40 40 30 30 30 150 100 100 100 100 100 100 30 steam. water, water. water. steam. water, steam. water. Oost 93,000 Proscnt Occupants. 6,000 5,000 6,000 24,000 6,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000 30,000 12,000 5,000 John Hexter. Lewis Love, A. Marlette. James Buzby. Yessler & Plummer. Puget Mill Co. L. A. Davis & Bro. Giesy & Co. J. P. Bird. T. M. Chambers. R. II. Douglass. G. B. Woiinacott. D. H. Ferguson St, Co. Crosebv & Co. vVard &. Coulter. ■" l( t. ■ Henry P. Isaacs. Amos H. Reynolds. Lock, Long '& Gilbreth. Overholtzer & Jacobs. Ishain T. Reese. 8. M. Waite. TABLE OF SAW MILLS, With the Locution, Name, Number of Saws, Capacity, Cost, Occupant's Name, etc., of each. Location. CLAKKG COUNTY. Columbia River Salmon Creek . ISLAND COUNTY. Utsakdy Kama r." Mill. Hexters . . Loves . . . . Marlettea . Utsalady 2 No. Saws. Capacity— Kt.pcrilay. 12 hours. Power. water. Coat. Present Occupants. John Hexter. Lewis Love. A. Marlette. 35,000 steam. $60,O00Grennan Sc Cranney Mfi 140* PACIFIC COAST BUSINBSS DIRGOTORT. Locution. Name of Mill. Xo. 1 7 7 2 2 7 4 15 3 15 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 (Inpnclty— Kt. pur (lay. P^ncr. water. Hteam. 11 steam. 11 steam. 11 11 11 11 water. water. 11 water. 11 water. 11 water. water. 11 11 11 Cost. Prcient Occupuiit«. jKrrnusou county. Cheiuiciim I'i hour*. 20,000 40,000 40,000 25,000 20,000 40,000 .'">0,000 35,000 40,000 50,000 5,000 2,000 3,000 (5,000 100,000 100,000 80,000 20,000 125.000 150,000 30,000 80,000 150,000 10,000 1,500 2,000 '12,666 5,000 10,000 3,000 F. A. WilKon. Port Discovery Port Ludlow Port Discovery Port Ludlow 8. L. Muslick Si Co. Whitmoro. KI.VO COUNTY. Preeport Pluinmer, Phillips Sc Co Seatt e Seatt e LEWIS COUNTY. Claquuto KITSAP COUNTY. Port Bliilielv Davis Port niakely Port MadiHo'n Port Orclmrd Wushinutoii Puget ^uiid M. Co.. Sherwoodfl ..... .... L. A. Davis & Bros. Port MiidiHon Meif{8 & (lawley. Port Urcliurd Seubeck VVasliiiiKtou Mill Co. Pope Sl Tulbot. Joseph Sherwood. KhoiidoH ^ Co. Teekalet MA8UN COUNTY. Sherwood Mills. ........ PACIFIC COUNTY. Palix l{ivur Palix Willopa Valley Willopa 8. Soule &, Co. PIERCK COUNTY. Cliambcrs Creek Hirdg J. P. Bird. NisQuulty Buy IJuleh 4; Webber.... DoiiirlnfiH 12,000 2,000 0,0110 4,000 Balch ii. Webber STEVENS COUNTY. Colville Vallev Ilenrv IjuHeiir. .. .. ' Grovemmeut Tumwater George Weaver. Ward & Coulter. THUIISTON COUNTY. Tumwuter WALLA WAI.LA COUNTY. Coppei Creek v MilCreek Co.\ r.iiiiktoii8 8. Linktoii. 44 M Mill Creek Touchet Vunter & Cox Vunter i.V. Cux. Wallu Wulla ti 11 "Oiassford & Shields. Whatcom SI. Co. '8.. Simcoe Glueeford tt. Shields. WHATCO.M COUNTY. Whatcom 2 1 4,000 3.000 water. 8,000 Henry Roder. Waters Carman. YAKIMA COUNTY. Yakima Uescrviition COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS. The General Government has donated to the Territory 46,080 acres of unoccupied land for the endow- ment of a Territorial University, which, it is estimated, will create u fund of not less than |75,000. The Leg- islature of 1862 |)U88ednn act incorporating a Territorial University, and providing for the election of a Board of Regents for its government. The university is located at Seattle, and is in a highly prosperous con- dition, under the superintendency of G. F. Whitwortb. Much attention has been paid to the establish- ment of district schools throughout the Territory. The General Government has set apart two sections in each townsliip, or one-eighteenth of the public land, for common school purposes. The amount thus donated to this Territory is eciuivalent to some 3,C00 square miles of land. Statistics, Pout Townsend, for the ye au ending June 30, 1866. — Vessels cleared for foreign porta American, 207 — tannage, 28,783 ; registered, (of course not including licensed) 25— tunnage, 7,128 ; for- eign, 69 — tunnage, 24,185. Total, vessels, 301— tunnage, 60,096. VesseU entered Foreign and Coatlwitc. — American, 231 — tunnage, 28,469; coastwise, 20 — tunnage, 9,278; foreign, 72— tunnage, 23,440. Total: veBsels,323— tunnage, 61,187. Import*. — American vessels, value, 937,378 — duties, $14,195; foreign vessels, value, $11,807 — duties, $8,406. Total: value, $49,185— duties, $22,601. £xpor<«.— American vessels, value, $247,008 ; foreign, $179,250. Total, $126,258. W/ • rianlng Mills. I Showing the Couni COUNTIES. ' Chehalis. Clallam.. Clarke... Cowlitz . . Island ... Jefferson . King Kitsap Klikltat .. I Lewis j 'Mason... Pttciflc... I Pierce I Skamania. . Snohomish. tSpokane .. I ^^Steveiis Thurston , Wahkiakum '.'.'. L Walla Wnlla....--"! Whatcom ■■■ji Yakima """' i Totals The receipts of the din K) ahotit $ii,ooo, for ,i,j The T erritorial Libra I of literature. S. Wood Published in Washing j COITNTY. I ^"r'-. :::::: i{':S ; ^VuIlaWaNa;;; ^^^ I Natuiul KesoukcesI i '.""■ «°""f.V has cominenl ''■om Its position, and it isf ton Territory lying hetwel andeaseoftransportutionj lor clearing its forest and ( on the other hand, stretch] fertile valleys and much 1 which, us population increl vast field to American entl one which nature herself J in furnishing mannlucturel "nsurpassed^by^portiof I * Formerly Sawan ; ': ( WASHINGTON TERRITORY. COUNTY SEATS — NEWSPAPERS. 141* TABLE Showing the Counties nnd County Seata of the Territory, Mrith the Population and Vote of 1863, Vote of 1865, and Valuation of Real and PerBonal Property, 1863. COUNTIES. County 8PBt, ChehaliH Clallam Clarke Cowlitz Inland ifeflerson KinK Kitdiip Klikitut Lewis "Mason Pacific Pierce Skamania Snohomish j Snohomish City. tSpoknne United witli Slev'sCo. {Stevens [Pinokney City Thurston lOlympia Wahkiakum j Catlilamct Wnlla ^^'alla Walla Wulhi Whatcom i Whatcom Yakima | Unorgunixed Monlesnno Now I)unKeiie.ss . Vancouver Alonticello Coupeville Port Townsend .. Seattle Port Miidison.... Kockland ('lannnto Oakhind Oysterville Sleilaroom Cascades . Totals Estltnntod poniiliulon im. 2H5 270 2,384 406 2i)4 531 427 544 230 384 162 420 1,115 2a'» 77 674 1,507 42 1,017 12,306 Vote, 1863. 55 133 334 6 23 93 5 67 40 110 28 13 141 406 12 1,212 Viiluatlon of I'roperty, 18U3. $72,403 57,708 618,203 12,504 191,281 241,854 203,594 463,796 304,000 220,088 46,216 101,533 532,861 219,443 22,738 142,174 664,646 6,300 1,112,911 148,268 15,382,521 FINANCES-UKCEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. The receipts of the different departments of the Federal ami Territorial governments hnvecach nmonnted to ahout $25,000, for the year ending June 30, 18(>6, and the expenditures about the same amount. LIimAKIES. Tlio Territorial Library, at Olympia, contains over 5,000 volumes of books, in the different departments of literature. S. Woodrulf, Librarian. LIST OF NEWSPAPERS I'nblished in Washington Territory, with the Ijociility, Time of Publication, Name of Publisher, etc. COUNTY. Name. Locality of Publi- viitiim. Vancouver Seattle Olympia Walla Walla'.'.!'. Wlicn laaucd. Vol. T 6 7 6 l'ul)ll9hcr. Clarke King Thurston Weekly .... It It tt II. G. Struve. Oeorge Uevnolds. U 11. Ilewilt Vw^tit Sound Weekly.-.. I'ucitic Tribune ti .lohn M. Mnrnhy. William 11 Newell. Walla Walla StateHinaii Natuuai. Uksouuces of the Teukitouy. — "It is only recently that the settlement of this part of our country has commenced to develop its resources, or to show the advantages which may be derived t'loin its position, and it is these points which I doire to bring to yotir notice. That portion of Washing- ton Territory lying between the Cascade Mountains and the ocean, although equaling in richness of soil and ease of transportation the best portion of Oregon, is heavily timbered, and time and labor are required for clearing its forest nnd opening the earth to the production of its fruits. The great body of the country, on the other hand, stretching eastward from that range to the Rocky Mountains, while it contains many fertile valleys and much good land suited to the farmer, is yet more especially a grazing country, one which, us population increases, promises in its cattle, its horses, and above all its wool, to open a new and vast field to American enterprise. But in the mean time, the staple of the land must continue to be the one which nature herself has planted, in the inexhaustible forests of fir, of spruce, and of cedar. Either in furnishing manutactured timber or spars of the first description for vessels, Washington Territory is unsurpassed by any portion of the Pacific Coast." — Qovernor's Menage, 1854. i ♦ Formerly Sawamlsli County. t Now forming n part of Stevens County. I t Established by Lcgialaturo in 1863, but not then organized. V.'l 1 ■, 142* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. IDAHO TERRITORY. Capitiil, HuiBe City. EXECUTIVB AND TKKIllTorilAL OmCKKt.* MAMK OF IX(;iTMllK\T. D. W. IJulliird . S. R. Howleit . . C. H. LuiiP . . . . E. C. Stcrlinif.. R. W. Hi8li<>|i . . Frank Kenvon . Onico. Iloflrtoncc, flVnii Exp'r flovcrnor I lloise City . . . 8ucrctai'y iiml liiUriirian JUuit'e City... Comptmllcr Uoivo City... Treasurer Hoino City . . . Siip't I'lililic Iniitriietion....!li8e (Uty... I'liblic Printer I liuiHe City • • ■ Atwill... Alwill... At will... Atwill... Atwill... Atwill... Siilnry. a,0(M) Pb«m. I, mi Fues. DELEOATE IN CON(}UESS. NASIE OF ISCI'MHENT. E. D. llolbrook Redilrnco. Idalio City Term Kxplroi. »tarrli 3, IStjr. LEGISLATIVE UISTUICTS, THE COUNTIES COMPOSING THE SAME, AND REPRESEN TATION OK EACH. Ada — ElectB one Councilman and tliree Repnjpuu- tativeti. AlturaB — ElectB one Connoilman and two Repreeen- tHtivCB. Boise — ElectB four Councilinen and eight Represen- tativeB. Idabo^ElectB one Councilman aud two Represen- tatives. Nez Perce— Elects one Councilman and two Rep- reBentatives. Oneida — Elects one Councilman and ono Rcprcson' tntivc. Owyliee— KIcctBonc Comicilman and three Rcpre- HentativL-B. Shoshone— Elects one Councilmnu and onn Repre- sentative. " SesHions hold annually." " The Council consiBtB of eleven memhers, who are elected for two yearR, and the of RepreBentalives of twenty-two memhers, who are elected annually." " The compenBiilion of memhers is $-1 per diem, and $1 for every twenty miles of t-avel going to anil retaruing from the sesBioua." NOTARIES PUULIC. [Term, two years.] [Corrected at the olBco of tlie Secretary of the Territory, Oct. 3lBt, IHliG] ADA COUNTY. Date App't Nnme. Kosidonco. July 11,18().').A. O. Redvvay lloise City. Oct. 6, 1865..T. II. Slater.." IJoise City. .Ian. 19, I8fi(). W. A. George. Uoise City. Jan. 19, 18, 1865., ISltt. 18(i5. 1865. 186,'>. 18()5, 1866, 1866. 1866. .Tohn A. Pott Ruby City. J . Ly nam Ruby City. J. L. Bonne Rnby City. W. Chimins Ruby CitV. T. H. Smith Ruby City. •W. Vincent Ruby City. Seth Catlin Ruby City. F. VVelcker Ruby City. O. R. Johnson Flint District. ID •For list of IT. .S. .Indicial anil Itcvcnuo officers, bpo page 33. For organization and tcrniec. 12, 'fti. Dec. Vi, •«.'). Juu. ati, fiC). Ap'l 17, '06. CALIFORNIA. Niinic. Kciiiilpnnp. II. 8, lldiiiniiH Sun KniiiciHco. V. J. Tliihiiiilt Sim Friinciacn. Alfred liinHtow Sun Kninciiico. Siiiiiiiul CriinB ,Smi FriiiK'iHco. J. II. lllciod Sun FriinciHco. Ili'iiry Ihiiftht San Francisco. ILLINOIS. June 15, '(!().. Simon W. Kini{ Chicngo. MARYLAND. Murch-2,'66..W. U. Hill naUimore. MASSACIIUSKITS. Mar. 27, 'Hi.. N. C. Towl MoHton. Ap'l 17, '(>().. Sainuelilennirum ....KiMlun. Aug. 17, '()3, '65.. W. II. Fit-Id New York city. Dec. !i3, '()5..Jolm OiliHon Xtixv Y'ork city. Deo. !i3, 'U5..1k'ury Kendall New York city. Date App't. Nitino. Dec. y3, '('(5..A»a W. I'arki-r . . .Ian. 10, 'fi(}..Mnrtin II. Liitl'... Jan. 31, '(!<).. JuliuH Silvfrmnith Jan. 31, '(><;.. Ilein'y .1. Cullun Kolilpiivr. .New York city. . Ni'W York city. . Now Y'ork city. New York city. Jan. 31, '(Jr)..Jaint'H W. (Ici'iird. ..Ni!W York city. Mar. 'Ja, 'tit!.. Horatio ('. KIiik New Y'ork citv. Ap'l 14, '()t>..A. J. Hoc New York city. Ap'l 14, 't)fi..Jolin lliKHcll New York city. Ap'l 14, •(!f...OcorKe W.Collif.....Now York city. Ap'l IH, 'tJfi-.lHaac Spencer Snjilli. New York city. Junot^O, 'til)..Jolin LivingHton New York city. Aug. 1, 'fit>..Jolin 8. Wood ward.. New York city. OREOON, Dec. 17, '04. .C. II. Larralieo Portland. Dec. 1^, 'r>5..Sulh R. llainnior....Salein. Mar. 5, '00. . llaaidtoii Itoyd Portland. PENNSYLVANIA. Nov. 0, '05. .John MeClaren PittHhnrg. Fel). 0, 'OO-.W. V. Archer Philadelphia. July 30, '00. .J. II. T. Jackeon Philudelphiu. DISTRICT OF COLl'MBIA. Ang. 1, '00.. Frederick Knoi\eH... Washington. Sept. 1, 'OO..Nicli(ilaH ('allun WuHliiugton. Ul \1I TERRITORY. Dec. 33, 'C5..\V. L. IlalHcy Sidt Luke City. AREA AND RESOURCES. The Territory of Idaho U Hiluatcd hetwcen 4i2^ and 49^ north latitude, and IW and 117-' west longi- tude. Its greatcHt length, from iioith to uouth, Ir aliout 480 miloR, and itH extreme breadth in about 340 miles, with an area eHtinmted at about iMi.DOO niiuare miles. Since the organization of this Territory in 180:1, ita limitB have been (iimewhat reduced by the formation of the Territory of Montana. The character of the country i« gcncndly mountainous, although there are occiisioimlly fertile, well watered, and linely timbered valleys found distiibuted throughout its extent. The largest of ihcHC — lloioe Dasin— containH the richest and most extensive placer nniies yet discovered on (his coast outside the limits of California. It contains, also, ninnerous rich and extensive quartz lodes, which give a permanent value to the mineral resources of this region. The climate here is mild, dry, and pleasant duiiug the suniaier and full seasons, but the greatest drawbiick is the severity of the weather and immense fall of snow, which retard mining operations during the winter months, NotwitliManding these disadvantages, the growth of this Territory, since the discovery of the richness of its ndncs, has been rapid, and its prosperity of a permanent char- acter. Until IKOU, this region was entirely in the jjossession of hostile savages, and never visited by any of the whites, except the hardy and adventurous trappers am' mountain men. Altliougti gold was first discovered in this year in a portion of this country, the discovery wiu> not followed up till IHOI, when the I linding of other placer diggings gave i ise to a large immigration from abroad the siicceedinf; year, since I which time, the filling up of the Territory has been rapid. j I MINERAL, " The discoveries of placer and quartz mines which have been made in Idaho within the Inst five yearn, I liavo developed it enough to prove its richness in mine.als. A large area of territory, hitherto unexplored, ,18 believed to be rich in auriferous deposits and gold and silver-bearing qimrtz lodes, which will, ut no distant period, support a large ndning population. " Boise Uasin is the largest placer mi 'iug region yet discovered in Idaho Territory, and exceeds in ex- ' tent and richness all other placer mining regions, outside of California, on the I'acific coast. There are I many rich and valuable quartz lodes, and an ubimdance of timber and water, oti'ering excellent faciliticB for I llie development of its mineral resources. The climate is mild, dry and serene during the Bummer and I full ; it is cold in the winter, but generally equable and healthy all the year round. " The natural resources of tlie Owyhee District for the development of her mines are cqnnl if not su- perior, to any on the continent. Hero timber in quantity and quality sufficient for all purposes is found H m 144* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. within the immediate vicinity of the mines, aud the nnmerous creelse, gulches and springs !»fford an abundance of water for milling purposes." It is estimufed that the yield from tlie quartz lodes amounted, in 1866, to f 4,500,000, and from the placer mines $1,265,000. ' QUARTZ MILLS. The number of mills m operation in September, 1866, was thirty-two, of whicii about three-fourthfi are propelled by steam. Aggregate number of stamps, 357 ; cost of erection estimated at nearly $1,500,000. TABLE OP QUARTZ MILLS, With their Location, Name, Cost, Date of Erection, Number of Stamps, and Occupant's Name. Location. Xiimo of Mill. 1866 .... en fit/! 3 5 13 .» 12 10 40 10 10 10 20 10 10 10 8 6 8 10 10 12 26 > it- 3' . • . . J1 Cost. 1 GoUl or j Silver. Vrosent Occnpnnts. ALTCHA8 COUNTY. Bteam 14 htcnm ii water steam n It It u ...... G.AS. ** II It u 41 u l( II (1 11 14 (4 *' ti 11 11 » IfiO 4,208 100 38!) i(i0 1,087 mo i 1,972 2,716 COUNTIES. Forward . Lahtoh . . Nez Perce . Oneida ....' Owyhee .. , Shoshone.. Totals. Klertlon, 18«6. County Seats. KIrkpal'k Clear d'Alene. Lewiston Malade City . . Ruby City Pierce City . . . ,97J Hulbrook 2,746 230 155 131 38 551 675 30 27 2,923 I 3,(H1 • UnorganlEeil. 10* 111 146* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TABLE Showing the principal Cities ami Towns of Idaho Territory, the County in which each is located, the estimated Popiihition Sept., 1806, and the Distance of each from Boise City, the Territorial Capitul. COUNTIES. Name of Town. I til 1 r* " o. Ada j lioise City Altiiraa i Koel75 100 N.E, 1,100 45 N. 5,860 1,700 1,000 36 N.E 55 N.E 40 N. (iOOiJ.'-.O N. 1.5(1 i.':«) N. r.'i'yooN. 1,100 :230N. COUNTIKS. Nez Perce.. Nair« of Town. Clearwater Station . Elk City Lewiston Oneida | Bear Liike " MahideCity " [Soda Springs Ow vhee | Boone ville '■' ....iKuby City " ....;Silver City Shoshone .. Oro Fino " ... 1 Pierce City - =-3 290 4.')0 a'jo 300 4'J5 75 400 1,000 3,175 '.m 300 2.3 330 N. 350 N. 350 N. 450 E. 348 E. 450 E. 72 8. 70S. 70 8. 4.'iO N. 450 N. LIBRARIES. The Territorial Library, at Boise City, was organized in 18C6, and contains nearly seven hundred volumes of works in the different departments of litcmture. LIST OF NEWSPAPERS, With the Locality and Time of Publication, Name of Publisher, etc. COL'STY. Name. Locnlltv ist. — Madison, elects three Conncilmen. 2d Dist. — Deer Lodge, elects three Councilmen. 3d Dist. — Edgerton, elects three Conncilmen. 4th Dist. — Meagher and Cboteau, elect two Coun ciluien. 5th Dist. — Beaver Head and Councilman. 6th Dist.— Muscle Shell, Big Horn, Gallatin, aiid| Jetferson, elect one Councilman. paie 33. For orKUiilziltlon and tenns of L'lXirIa, sec pages 30-X.I Fiirllst "f I'i)«t ntti<'C» In llic Terrllnry, see p««c 2H. Election takes place, first Tucsilay In Sepemlier. •For ll»t of .Iiidli'lal and Ucvcnun ofllcers, see 'or list iif I'lmt < Ittiren In llie Terrllnry, see pKKc 2H. tTlie Ciiiinoll l» cnnipiiHeil ot thirteen nienibem, and the House . Ueprescntutlvcs of twenty-six members. MO] Rephe Beaver Head-Two t DeerLodge-Fi.a. adgei ton— Five Gallatin and Big' Hon fCorr , BEAVER mtcApp-t. Name. Sept.l0,'C6..Ben. S. F CHOTE. M"y36,'66..H.D. Up IJEER LO] Mar. 3. '66.. Richard T |J"ly », •(ifi..J. J. R|„k EDGERT( U,;fi.5..u,.„vv. ;» ^i- ,"•'■• John Mom Jan. 1 ,'fi(i..Ii:enrvM .Jan. (,,(i(5..j. „ -J , Jan 27, •fi,i..K„,.e,,t7'; '^P"l '- fiC.R. W.Min • »y,f'. <.!«!•■ W. J. Stev •'".vll, 'fi6..r. K.;,i,,K j July 18, '66.. .Tames E. V I OALLATIJ |M»yl6,'05..L.BranchI Oct. Oct. Nov. Dec. r>ateof App't Mar. l;», •{,(•,. June 27, '66. May 15, '66. June 2, '«(!.. June 21, '66., I VI 8, '66.. |;JulylI, '66, April 8, '66, ;Oct. 11, '65. Oi't. l(i, '6,'i. i Kcb. IS), '«(;. j M'»r. 27, -66. fCorrecIc CALII.'( Name. •N. Proctor,, •J. 11. Blood. iLLi: •John M. Bill ■S. W. King. Phil. A. 11.. LVDI "• C. .Martii JIASSACI • James H. Be NEV; -A. E. Shaiuu NEW -James Tiiftg . ■«•, M. Evans Julius Silvers • Charles Neft The Territory of Montam between 45^ «i,d 4a<^ north "••■St is about 750 miles; br iji'" TTritory wa, org,,,,;,,, msmm MONTANA TERRITORY. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. 147" ItEPKESKNTATIVE DiSTHICTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMPOSINQ THK SAME, Beaver Ileud — Two memberg. Deer Lodge — Vi ■ a. Edjtei ton— Five. Gallatiu uud Big Horn — Two. JeffTBon — Ouo. Miidrnon— Five. MoiikImm- and Choteau — Four. iMisBoula — Two. NOTARIES PUBLIC. " [Term, two years.] [Corrected at the office of the Secretary of the Territory, July 25, 1866. Sept. Mar. Mur. July BEAVER HEAD COUNTY. Date App't. Name. Residence. Sept. 10, '66. -Ben. S. Peabody Bnnnacic City. CHOTEAU COUNTY. May 26, '66 . . H. D. Upliam Benton City. DEER LODGE COUNTY. 1, '6.')..W. J. MrCorniick. ..Deer Lod«eCitv. U, '66.. Richard T. Kenyon-.Deer Lodye City. 9, '66.. Charles Wullier Elk Creek. 9, '66.. J. J. Blake Einniet«biirg. EDGERTON COUNTY. Oct. 14, '6.5.. Ray W. Andrews... Helena. Oct. 24,'6.'i..John Molfilt Helena. Nov. 8, 'ta . . S. W. PanI Helena. Dec. 9, '6.5.. Peter H. Rea Htlena. Dec. 18, '6.5.. L. W. Miller Ilelenii. Dec. 2(», 'li.5...Iohn H. Shrol.er ...Helena. Jan. 1 :», '66.. Henry M. Hill Helfna. Jan. 16, "66.. I. B. .lohnson Helena. Jan. 2?, '66. .Robert Hereford Hclernt. April 6, '66. .R. \V. Minnns Helena. July .5, '66. .W. J. Stevens llel.n.i. Jnlv 11, '66.. C. R. llipkins Helma. July 17, '66. .Robert B. Piirrott ... Helena. July 18, '66. .James E. Vinton Ilelena. GALLATIN COl'NTY. May 16, '65. .L. Branch Lyman. ..Gallatin City. Date App't Name. Residence. Nov. 8, '6.5.. John 8. Mendcnhall. Bozeman City. Feb. 15, '66. .A. Williams Clark... Gallatin City. JEFFERSON COUNTY. Jan. 16, '66.. John Adams Jefferson County Jan. 26, '66.. William G. Barkley.,Te().. Joseph Dowdell Mill Creek. May 8, '66. .A. H. Barret Virginia City MEAGHER COUNTY. Dec. 9, '65. .Sample Orr Diamond City. Stay 15, '66.. J. M.Morrow Diamond CitV. . May 26, '66. .Joseph K. Clark .... Diamond City. MISSOULA COUNTY. July 23, '06. .A. H. Clmpiiian Jocko Reservat'n COMMISSIONERS OF DKE"H. [Term, two years] [Corrected at tlii3 ollice of the Secretary of the Territf.t y, July 25, 1866 Date of .Vpp't Mar. i:t, '1)6. June 27, 'iM. May 15, '66. June 2, '66. Jmie21,'66. Ap'l 8, '()6. i |Jiilyll,'66. 1 April 8, '66. Oct. 11, '65. Oct. 16, '65, Feb. 19. '66. Mar. 27, '66 CALIFORNIA. Nuiiie. Ri'sliloiH'P. .N. Proctor Smith San Francisco. .J. U. Blood San Francisco. ILLINOIS. .•John M. Barrett ....Pontiac. .S. W. King Chicago. .Phil. A. llovne Chicago. INDIANA. .II. C. .Martin Indianapolis. MASSACHUSETTS. . James B. Bell Boston. NEVADA. . A. E. Shaiuion Aust in. NEW YORK. .James Tufts New York city. -R. M. Evans New Voik city. .Julius Silversmith ...New York city. .Charles Nettletou ...New York city. Date of App't. Name. Residence. April 8,'66...r. Spencer SuiliI New York city. April 8, '66.. Thomas Sadler N'ew York city. June 26, '6().. Nathaniel Young..... New York city. OREGON. Jan. 11, '66. .Geo. Venable Smith .Portland. PENNSYLVANIA. Dec. 9, '65.. John McLaren Pittsburg Feb. 24, '66.. John W. Boyd Pbiladelplu.i. July 9, '66.. J. II. T. JaclSpiiug Mill Creek. Summit .. . 1800 Kcw.lerpey M. Co.'i-.. . I80ti 1806 Herman & Co.'k. McKiustrys 1800 Clark A- Up'on 1805 New York J!, lo.'s ISOi Hugliiiid, I ope it (.'o.'s.. 181* Hrunlium it I'o.'s ■ IBOfi Uuscli A Co '» 'imi Idaho M. Co.'H ilS06 iScranfou M. i'o.'s. . . ISiiO : Seneca Falln 1S05 ! St. Louis M. < o.'s IWO 20 40 15 15 20 '-'0 • 15 40 12 12 steam steam water Cost aiCi ;^0 9 , 30,00() Gold. 12000 8,000 steoTi 00,000 wal ' 75,000 Htea 1 25,0iy) vfat • 15.000 "tea 1 ai.ooo " 100,000 f< a5,ooo if 80,000 i< 75,000 Gold. Present Occupaiitt. Dacotah Co. New JorRey M. Co. Park BI. Co. Gold. Herman .t Co. JIcKinHtrj' A Co. (■old. CInrk A Upson. N. Y.M. Co. Itiif;)nnd, Cope * Co. Ifi'iinhani it Co. Uusch it Co. Idalio M. Vi). .Scrantiin M. Co. Soncea Fall^ Co. St. Louis M. Co. TABLE OP WATER DITCHES, With the Loc.ition, Source of Water, Length, ('ost, etc., of euch. Name of Ditch. KiKiKUTON cou.srr. Ton-Mile Uitch Co.'s Ten-Mile Creek. Source of Wnter. 3? 10 MADI.'ON COII.NTY. Norwegian lilteh Co.'s Ram's Horn Ditch Co.'s iSilver How Ditch Co.'s Stinking Water Ditch Co.'s . The Roach Ditch ('o.'s Virginia Water Ditch Co.'s. Cost. Name of Owner. |.^0,000 Ten-Mile Ditch Co. South WIIow Creek ' 10 Rum's Horn Creek C> Silver How Creek 9 Stinking Water River 8 Brown's Gulch 4 Pine Lako 8 40,000 10,000 10,0110 6,000 10,000 Norwegian Ditch Vo. KetieH ii, Stanley Humphrey & .Vllison. Cowan, Ilall Sc Co. Roach St. (,'o. il. MeEvely. MO I ,^''6 ngricultur of grt-wmH- the t I m the world. Tli and wherever tli of both the Hell tainardck, or larc run through the well timbered wil jnotedpiueofOrei There ig one grii JV't'|_the Locafi( location. j MAni.SON COUM Granite Creek I Junction... I Meadow Creek.'"" Prickly Pear.. '■■ Virginia City..; ■■■ I Willow Creek...." ." i Territorial Wnrnmts Icmtoriul Warrant! I ■^inoiiiitpuid... I .""'""ce unpaid..".""" I "KCEiPTs.-Amount Exhibiting the Count cou.vrr: I Beaver If cad. 1% Honi... Clioteau... peer Lodge. . ." Iwprfon ... Ifiallaiiii ."_" jJelff rson . ..".'.". jMadrsoii ...'."..' Llleiiglier. ...'.'"' I'lissoula .".*" |)Iii8clo iShell..".' Totals... pliiliting the prineipa tl'e estimated Populmj |<="^-^^-TV. Name, fc':':"««''i"Hmmek , llenton Cit Blackfoot Deer Lodg Reynolds C Silver Bow Helena . Ilioteaii per Lodge %ertoii . Crusher. p^ii'"'".... Bozeman": 'Dennison . MONTANA TBRRITORY. QRIST AND BAW MILLS 149* AGItlCULTUIlAL. The nf^ricultural and ^razinff facilities of this Territorjr are said to )>e iinfliirpassed. The soil ig capable of grcwintr the fluest wneHt, barley, etc., while the hill-sides are covered with the most iitritious grasiies in the world. The valleys of Gallatin, Deer Lodge, and Jefferson have produced fine crops of the cereals; and wherever they have been planted, rich returns have rewarded the liusbandmun. " Along the valleys of both the Hell Gate and Bitter Root there is a great abundance of excellent timber — pine, hemlock, tamarack, or larch, predominating. The numerous mountain rivnlets tributary to the Bitter Root which run through the valley afford excellent and abundant mill seats. The valley and mountain slopes lire well tiiiihercd with an excellent growth of pine, which is equal in every respect to the well known and noted pine of Oregon." , GRIST MILLS, FLOUR. There is one grist d)5!1 in the Territory, located at Bozeman City, and owned by Coover &. McAdow. TABLE OP SAW MILLS, With the Location, Name of Mill, Number of Saws, Capacity, Cost, Occupant's Name, etc., of each. Location. HADISON COUNTY. Granite Creek Jiniction Meadow Creek ; Prickly Pear Virgiiiia City Willow Creek Name of Mill. Granite Brundys Meadow Creek Lees Cafl'erys House & Bivens .. No. Saws. Capac 'V- Ft. per (lay, Power. Cost. Present Ocuupants. Spencer, Harrison & Co. |10,OOII J. W. Brimdv. I lO.OOOiS. R.Blake & Co. C.&H.Lee. water.] 5,000 J. R. Catfery. \ I Alex. House. FINA^X"ES. Territorial Warrants outstanding, originally isemed $8.5,004 50 Territorial Warrants registered October 31. ISliO ^ 62,7.57 M .Amount paid 8,713 5.3 lialance f.npaid 51,044 45 llECEiPTs. — Amount received for the fiscal year ending October 31, 1866 23,316 95 TABLE Exhibiting the Counties and County Seats of Montana Territory, the Revenue of the different Counties, and amonnt of Real and Personal Property in the Territory. COUNTIES. I Beaver Head . I nig Horn I Choteau I Deer Lodge. . . iKdiferfon l091 1,320,386 444,363 190,628 1,732,905 250.000 296,901 $4,957,274 TABLE |£xhibiting the principal Cities and Towns of Montana Territory, the Counties in which each is located, the estimated Population in September, 1866, and Distance from Virginia City, the Territorial Capital. COfNTY. Name of Town. ivcrHead BannackCity. (liotcau leer Lodge. Jltterton . liHllutiu . . Benton Citv Blackfoot Citv... Deer Lodge City. Reynolds City Silver Bow .'. Helena Bozeman Dennison 800 1,,500 2,000 1,,500 ■• = ? ^1 COUNTY. ?01W. 1 1 Gallatin. 400NW. 200 N W. 80 NW, 2,000! I80NW. 1,250 8,000 200 1,500 100 W. 125 N. .60E. 155 N.E. .Tctferson . Madison . . Sleagher . . . Missoula.... Name of Town. Gallatin City.. Prickly Pea'r.. Nevada City.. Steriing City., Summit City . . Virginia City. Diamond Citv, Missoula Mills, o '»• •o =■ c a 500 "250 2,000 500 1,000 4,000 2,000 500 100 N.E. 90 N. 2NW. 30 E. 8 8. 165 N.E. 150 W. h'li'ifi p'j ■ ^liRiri'^ ll ■!■ 150* PAOIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, LIDRARIEP. Tlio Territorial Library at Virginia City was organized in 1865, and compriBes at the present time about 500 volumes of workb in the different departments of literature. Librarian, J. H. Ming. LIST OP NEWSPAPERS, Published in Montana Territory, witli the Locality, Time of Publication, Name of Publisher, etc. COUNTY. Edgerton Radiiitor . . , Edgerton Republican . Madison i Democrat... Madison ' Post NAME. r.ounllty of rublica- tluii. When Issued. Helena Weekly .... Helena [Tri- Weekly . Virginia Citv | Weekly Virginia City iTriW. & W Vol. Fubllshors. T. J. Favorite. 1). W. Tilton &, Co. John P.Hruce. n.W.Tihon&Co. UTAH TERRITORY. Capital, Great Salt Luke City. Pedkhai. and Tkuuitoiuai. Okkicers," NAME OF IXCIMUENT. Offlcc. Charles Durkee t Amos Reed Albert Carriiiglon .Tolm D. T. McAllister. William Clavton David C. Ciilder .lesne W. Vox Robert L. ('aMi|ibell. .. William C. Stiiines Henry McEweii Theodore McKcun Williiini Clayton Naihiin Diivitt Albeit P. Rdckwood .. fSovornor Secretary Attorney General Marshal Auditor Treasurer .Surveyor Genernl .Siip't Public Instruction. I^ibrariun Public Printer Road ('ommissioner Rec'r Marks & Krands . .Sealer W'ts &, Meas Warden Penitentiarv. -. Ilcsidencc. Salt Lake City. Suit Lake City. Salt Lake City. Salt Lake Chy . Salt I.,ake City . Salt Luke City. S;ilt Lake City. Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City . Salt Lake Citv. Suit Lake City. Salt IjukeCity. Salt Lake City. Salt Lake Citv - Term Expires. At will At will Jan., 1870... Jan., isro. .. Jan., 1870. .. Jan., 1S70. .. Jan., 1870... Jan., 1870. .. Jan., 1870... Jan., 1870... Jan., 1870... Jan., 1870... Jan., 1870... Jan., 1870. .. Salary. ',',000 Pees. Pees. $400 400 PeCB. F(!ei>. 1400 Peee. P(-CS. Fees. Fees. $1,000 Dki.kgate in Conghk.s.s. NAME OF INCUMBENT. n?8ldcnco. William H. Hooper Great Salt Lake VMy Term Exjilrca. Slavch 3, 1807. LEGISLATURE. The Legislative Assembly is composed of a Council and House of Representatives, and conveneil ann\iallv, at Great Salt Lake City, on the second Moiulay in December. r Tile Council is composed of thirteen memheix, who are elected for two years. The House of Repreeeii- tatives is composed of twenty -six members, electeu juiiiially. COU.-JCII. Dl.STUlCTS, THE CoU.VTIKS CO.MI'OSINO THE .SAME, A.ND ReI'UESKNTATIOX OF EACH. Great Salt Lake, Tooele, Summit, and Green River — Elect four Coiincilmen. Davis and Morgan — Elect one Councilman. Weber and IJox Elder — Elect one Councilman. Cache and Richland — Elect one Councilman. Utah and Wasatch — Elect twoCouncihnen. San Pete and Sevier — Elect one Councilman. Millardand Juab — Elect one Counciluiiin. Heaver, Iron, and Piute— Elect one Couiu ilinim. Washington aud Kane — Elect one Couiiciliimii. ReI'KKSENTATIVE DiSTKlCTS, AND THE COUNTIES COMI'OSINO THE SAME. Reaver and Piute— One member. Uox Elder — One. Cache and Richland — Two. Davis and Morgan — Two. Great ShIi Lake — Six. Green River and Suntmit — One. Iron — One. Juab — One. One. 1 Kane and Washington MiMard— One. S'i'.i Pete and Sevier — Two. Tooele — One. Utah— Three. Wasutch — One. Weber— Two. ] (Ja«. H. liolhuH. HO I John Burt , < Henry Standage Jiis. A. Leishmai J Alex. Stalker . . . I Arthur Stavner. I Jacob Miller , GREAT ( JV W.l'lielpH.. Patrick Lynch... Wm. Clayton gree: I Wm. A.Carter ... I Martin Slack I Tliomns Ord ; Sextus E. Johnsoin MILI •Jof- V. RohinKon..^ I John W. Kadford.Il MOIv't I John Hoyden \\ "m.J.AIIrcd •Tlio (lencral Election is held on the first Monday In AuKUSt. The Territorial ofticers are nil elected by tlie Lepluli tare, for four yearn, except those marked thus : t, who are appointed liv the President of the United Stales. For IIkI' United t^tates oAlcers, see page U3. For list of Tost Otllces, sue p.tKe 28. For orcanizatioa and terms of tlie Feili'i Courts, see paijes 30-Si. I The Territory of V i longitude, heit.;fabo„ iarea of 103,000 s,,uar, I,mountaiii8, which rise I'lie highest peaks of X tlie settled poi(i„„ oft [lyingwestof the Wm '[Great Basin, tl.o rive »'lver quartz loik.g |,„v (Within its |i„,i,„, „^y„ I'ttle has been done in principal business of th iK'ohe. There are abo, .|i"ebestqtmlity. The lion of Mont.ina is m, I'lie same nmrket. Cot pptedtoitsproducli ■eoitn^""'"' ^'"""♦7 ftl'e ■01 the fanmiis Arctic ex. loap'tal of Ut.,h. p iueip' Iwtlemenfsand,Wies' lf'^7" 7,000 of then, ar, If^^;[;|fe8 about 480,000 UTAH TERRITORY. AREA AND RESOURCES. 151* NOTARIES PUBLIC. [Elected by the Legiislatiire for four years.] DEAVER COUNTY. Name. Kpniilrnco. Term Kxpircs. W. FotlienriKliiim. Denver City Juii. IH7U. Jas. U. UolliiiH MinerHville Jau. 1870. UOX ELDER COUNTY. John Burt ItriKlmin City Jan. 1870. CACHE COUNTY. Henry Standajje . . liOfran Jan. 1870. JuB. A. lieixliumn . Lo^an Jan. 1870. Alex. Stalker LuKaii Jun. 1870. DAVIS COUNTY. Arthur Stayner. . . Farniinffton Jan. 1870. Jacob MiiicV Fariiiington Ian. 1870. OREAT SALT LAKE COUNTY. Jno. T. Caine Ot. Suit Lalse City Jan. 1870. W. W. I'helpa ....Ot. .Suit Uihe Citv Jan. 1870. Patrick Lynch Oi. Salt Lake Citv Jan. 1870. Win. Clayton Ot. Salt Lake City Jan. 1870. (5REEN RIVER COUNTY. Wm. A.Carter ... Fort Hridjtcr Jan. 1870. IRON COUNTY. Martin Slack Cedar City Tan. 1870. JUAB COUNTY. ThomaB Ord Xcpbi City Jan. 1870. KANE COIJNTY. Sextus E. Johnson Vir>,'in City Jan. 1870. MILLARD COUNTY. Jos. V. RobinHon.. Fillmore City Jan. 1870. John W. Radfiira. Dcseret City Jan. 1870. MORtJAN COUNTY. John Boyden Weber City Jan. 1870. Pll'TE COUNTY. Wm.J. Allred.... Jan. 1870. RICHLAND COUNTY. Kamc. Resldi'iu'C. Term Rich'd R. Hopkins Saint Charles Jan, Morris Phelps Montpelier Jan. SAN PETE COUNTY. F. C. Robinson . . . Manti Jan. John Kirkhnm.... Jan. C. A. Madscn Onnnison Jan. David Candland ..Mount PleaMUit ...Jan. SEVIER COUNTY. R. W. nien John Rcadhead.. ExDircs. 18/0. 1870. 1870, 1870. 1870. 1870. — .Tan. — Jan. SUMMIT COUNTY. 11. W. Brizzee Wansblp Jan. Thos. Bullock Wanship Jan. TOOELE COUNTY. Lysander Gee Tooele City Jan. E* P. Johnson Stockton .'. Jan. UTAH COUNTY. John T. Hardy . . . Payson Jan. .1. F. IIatchin8on..Spi'in!{ville Ian. Ikiiii'I Evans. . William Price. John Caraon.. .Sp} .St. Oeorjie. .Goshen. ... .Jan. ....Ian . ..Jan. WASATCH COUNTY. Thonuis Giles Cent;'rvillB Jan. WASHINGTON COUNTV. James G. Bleak.. .St. Georju'e Jan. Jon. E. .lobnson... St. George I, in. .lolin T. Geary Jan. Jos. L. lleywot)d.. Jan. WEBER COUNTV. William Lritchlow Ogclcn Tan. John Spires Plain Cily Ian. Joseph Oi-over Ogden Valley Jan. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. « 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. 1870. i! I AREA AND RESOURCES. The Territory of Utah is situated between 'V!^ and 4'J'-' north latitude, and between 109^ and ll.V west lonf;itude, bcin^ about >iV> miles in len){th from north to sonth, and 'T'JO miles in width, with an estimated area of 103,000 sipuire miles, or 65,020,000 acres. It is divipula- tion of Montana is niaiidy supplied. Quantities of dried fruit, produc>ed hero each year, also supply ilie same market. Cotton has been extensively raised in Southern Utuh, the soil and climate being well Hdupted to its production, and the manufacture of this staple is carried on to a considerable extent. AGRICULTURAL. Cache County (the granary of Utah) comprises fifteen cities and seltlements ; Washington County, (the cotton country of' Utah) eleven ; San Pete County, eleven ; Kiine County, (named in honor of the brother of the famous Arctic explorer) eight ; Iron County, eight ; Millard County, (with Fillmore, the former capit4>l of Utah, principal) six ; Groat Salt Lake County, five ; eleven more counties, including thirty-two KttlementB and cities. Total, ninetv-six settlements and cities. UtMh consists of about 100,000 'souls. About 7,000 of them are farmers, wno have under cultivation about 140,000 acres of land. The Territory produces about 480,000 sticks of flour yearly. A large quantity of dried fruit is also raised, part of whicu wm 152* PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORY. ^ocR to Jlontitna. Great Salt I^ke City is a city of orchnrds, and from the " bench " on the mountaina t he honseH eeem , in the Bummcr, to be peeping out of u forent. The most plentiful fruits are apricots, apples, iind Rtntwberries. Slock raising is also an important brunch of the furniinff interests, sonthem Utnh will be a land of vineyards and cotton. Cotton has ulreudy been raised in considorahio quantities. In miiiiufHctures, of cotton particularly, a ftooti beginning has been made. A large quantity of cotton yarn is nlreudy tpun from cotton grown in the Territory. There are two large cotton factonos, one of them belonging to Urigham Young, and there are several smaller ones. The whole Mormon community has long been, and is still, clothed in cloth and linsev of homespun, and almost every bouse is u manufactory." — Corrc»p<>ndLnce Alia California, Nov. 21, 1^06. TABLE OP AGKICULTUUAL PRODUCTS, Showing the amount of Wheat, Barley, Oats, Com, etc., raised in 1865. COUNTIES. WiTEAT. Acr'H. Beaver 1,781 BoxKlder 1.845 10,278 1.947 3,999 2.S1Q 1,(KK) 41G 2,C11 1,272 880 i 2.na)j 10,122 1,1951 810 7W; 7, 202 102 1 1001 1,355 297: 13 662 2,970 21,296 84,262 11,200 28.210 8,801 6,000 140 6,913 15.732 2.250 18,8001 84.0001 7,474 4,080 4.000! 87,940 ll,28Hi 299: 18,536 15 288 1,760 402 1,108 271 250 426 230 9 50 6 115 25 490 2,107 1 926 1,035 Ituiih. Uallunft. SoRn'M. Potatoes. Ac'8 Itiisli. 800'. 8,352 36,000; 8,8441 31,024 4,878 . 3,750; 6,875 1 6,0601 243*. 750, . 100 . 1,840 ' . 600 14.196 11,026 37.667 44,640 160 226 7,600 14,608 6,180 287 11,7(»| 35,819 1 16' 17,694 1 20.700 1,260 42,804 86,926 18,642 9,300 46.675 1,118 ,199,004 1161 11.716 689 406 125 26 68 112 30 j 175 i 645; 44 18 66 598 74 99 231 ^8,182 27.608 12.500 2.912 6,800 17,920 2,040 52,500 37,060 3.823 2,400 11,660 63,986 13,320 18,316 28 007 Hat. 66,536 1,246,166 4,681 189,228 11,631 369.179 9,502 192,904 235.476'4,832 654,21t3 66,044 79,614 Acr'8. 'roim. 1.108 1.436 6,436 1,618 2,170 605 1.500 120 1,686 910 226 24,700 9,860 600 660 630 7,811 1,177 672 2,878 1.662 2,152 6,794 2,427 3,265 869 2i260 480 2,725 1176 281 24,700 10,618 876 1,100 927 9,766 1.669 1,680 4,309 Fruit Trees— Crop of 186.5. — Apples, acres, 717; average, 100 bushels per acre. Peaches, 962 ocres ; average, 184 bushels per acre. Grape, 178 acres ; average, \(,7!)[) pounds per acre ; different varieties, 289 acres ; average, 145 bushels per acre. Total number of acres under cultivation, 2,146. Live Stock, 1866. — Horses. 40,410. Mules and Asses, 11, K" Cuttle, including Cows, Oxen, etc., 151,000. Sheep and Goats, 158,000. Hogs, 13,800. lUUIGATING DITCHES. " The County Table of the Irrigation Stutiftics shows that there have been constructed two hundred and xeventy-seven main canals, in length amounting to one tliouion . I J'prii'gdale ." ytruiu Citv ''I'-giu City ;;;; MlI.r.ARD COU.VTV Deseiet Citv Fillmore City'.'::; R'CHr.A.VD CaU.NTY I Saiut Charles... I Pnr?\~ T"-" ''OfNTY. I ton tphi-uini .. Mnnti .Voroni ..." |Mountpifa'Hunt::::: iRiciS".'/"''"'- SUMMIT COUNTY Coalville... vvauship ....:::::" '■ I t'TAH COUNTY AmeiionnKork....: Hobble Croek.... ILchi Citv. Lower Salt Creek::" Payson Petutnut. ProvoCitv.! I Spanish Pork {Spring Creek , ,:.,*y*«"'N"TON COUNTY I >>Hint George. 'Washington....:!;; |,V„ „ .^"'';" COUNTY. |NorthOifden [i^Kden Citv. I ■' " " Weber Riv li hours. With the Locatie I-ocadon. I BeAVEIl COUNTY. I leaver-. ... ,„ l-vorth Beaver;;;;:;::::; J; an UTAH TBRRITORT. SAW MILLS. 168* TABLE OP GRIST MILLS.-Continubd. Location. IKON COUNTY. Oedar PuiiKwilch Parowun •lUAn COUNTY. Fort Birch Neplii KANK COUNTY. Or- **oii Mamo of Mill. Cedar I'anf{witch. Pa row an .. Fort Birch. Nephi Spriiif^dale Virgiu City Virgin City flrafton. SprinKdale . MII.I.AUn COUNTY. Peaeiet City Fillmore City RICHLAND COUNTY. Saint Charles Sprii Viru Doaeret. . Crofts . . . Fillmore. Rich 6c Co.'s. SAN PETE COUNTY. Fort Ephiiiini Cottonwood. Mnuti TiOwrys . " iManti Moroni j Moroni Mount Plunsant Mount Pleasant ■ .SEVIEK COUNTY. Bichfifild SUMMIT COUNTY. Coalville VVanship UTAH COUNTY. American Fork Hobble Creek I.K;hiCity I.owcr Salt Creek.. I Payson !Petutnut ' Provo Citv Spanish Fork Spring Creek WASHINOTON COUNTY. I Saint Oeorf(e Washington WEHER COUNTY. 11 North Ouden louden City I Weber River. Richfleld . Hoyts Alexanders . Allen &, Co.'s Snringville Mnlliners Lower Salt Creek , Pavfion Petutnut Mills , Tanners , Taylors Spanish Fork Spring Creek Snow & Adams . Washington North Ogden. . . . Tari-s West & Youngs. Taylors No. run Stone. Capacity .per (lay. Uushcls. 70 tiO ro 15M 96 S4 00 75 96 50 70 100 200 61) 70 100 150 50 100 100 100 100 150 120 100 100 75 150 100 200 200 50 60 100 200 200 200 I'owor. Coat. water. water. water, water, water, water, water. water. water. Frcient Occupants. water. water, 112,000 2,000 6,000 12,000 7,000 2,000 3,000 6,000 5,000 2,000 8,000 12,000 12,000 4,000 5,000 6,0(K) 7,500 3,000 15,000 12,01)0 7,000 12,000 20,000 '.),000 12,000 9,000 8,000 16,000 8,(HI0 18,000 15,000 5,000 8,000 12,000 18,000 20,000 16,000 J. D. Lee & Co. Nelson Hollingsbead. W. C. McGregor dt, Co. Joseph Birch. Zimri Baxter. A. P. Winsor. Albert C. Petty. M. Clawson & Co. A. O. Snioot Sc Co .Jacob Croft. Willis Bartholomew. Rich & Hopkins. Bernard Snow. •John Lowry, Jr. S. ChriHtoHorsen. Georfro Bradley & Co. McClanahan St. Co. J. Hoyt. Alexander & Co. A. Johnsrvn & Co. S. MulHiicr. Keeler & Co. O. Symonds. Hancock 6l Co. .lohn Mills. Myron Tanner. John Til y lor. A. Gardner. Jacob Uoutz. Snow & Adams. Erastus Snow. Dunn & Co. L. Si. A. Tarr. West & Young. John Taylor. '. '*. TABLE OF SAW MILLS, With the Location, Name of Mill, Capacity, Cost, Occupant's Name, etc., of each. Location. BEAVEll COUNTY. Beaver-. North Beaver BOX RI.OEn COUNTY. Box Elder liameof Mill. Beaver North Beaver. Snow, Smith St Co.'s No. Saws, Capacity— Ft.pcrduy. 1,200 1,500 Power. Cost. water, water. $6,000 4,000 Present Occupants. Thoinpaon St, Stewart. Sheppard. Snow, Smith St, Co. 164* PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TABLE OF SAW MILLS.— Continued. Location. CACHE COUNTY. Logttii DAVIS COUNTY. Bountiful ORKAT SALT LAKE CO. Big Cottonwood Cufion. •I Bingham Canon City Creek Little Cottonwood Canon Mill Creek Canon inON COUNTY. Coal Creek Paragooimli Parowun Xeplii . JUAB COUNTY. KANE COUNTY. North Creek , MII.LAUD COUNTY. Fillmore Scipio MORGAN COUNTY. Littleton RICHLAND COUNTY. Saint Charles SAN PETE COUNTY. Fort EiiLraim Fountain Green Manti Mount Pleasant TOOELE COUNTY. Granttiviile Stockton , Tooele City UTAH COUNTY. American Fork .... Payson Pleasant Grove ProvoCity Spanigh Fork. Springville . . . WASHINGTON COUNTY. Ash Creek " South Pine Valley WEDER COUNTY. Ogden City , Name of Mill. No. tinpnclty— Haws. Ft.prrday. Thatcher & Co.'s. Bear St Co.'s. Big Cottonwood. Binghnm Canon. . . City Creek Little Cottonwood. Mill Creek Conl Creek. Puragoonah Parowan . . . Bosnell it, Co.'s. North Creek.... Fillmore. Scipio ... Peterson &. Co.'s. Rich &. Co.'s. Snow Sl Co.'s... Snows Uuchanan & Co.' Scovilie Sl Co.'s. Gmntsville . Connors Tooele City. American Fork . . . . Webb & Co. 's Pleasant Grove . . . . Holduway &. Co.'s . Mills Gardner &, Co.'s... Huntington & Co.'s. Johnson & Co.'s ... Harmons . . . Forsyths ... Hawleys . . . I.iower Mill. Pine Valley. Upper Mill . WeBt&.Co.'B. 1,000 800 1,500 1,000 2,000 1,000 ecu 1,000 1,200 1,200 1,200 5,000 1,000 1,000 GOO 1,200 1,200 800 1,000 1,000 800 1,000 1,200 1,.=»()0 3,000 1,500 Power. Coat. water. 4* II II water. II water. II II II II steam. $18 hm Preacnt Occupants. Thatcher, Benson & oth. Bear St, Co. [Co. Little, Decker, Young & Katon & Cownes. " I 15,0001 B.Young & Son. water. I | Woolley & Davis. water. II II water. water. water, II water. It water. water, II It II water, tt II water. water water. 8,000 2,000 f>.0(Mtl.S. I^e ite Co. 3,000 Kobiiton & Co. 5,000 Hollingsheud St, Co. 3,000 5,000 Bosnell Sl Gardner. Joel 11. Johnson. . 4,000 j Thomas Ciillister. 3,000 Cole Si, Co. Peterson & Co. II II Charles C. Kich Si Co. 3.000 Snow St. Co. 4.0001 Bernard Snow. 4,000 ! Buchanan & Co. 4,000IL.N. Scovilie &. Co. 4,000 Rowberry , Clarke St, Co. P. Kdw. "(Jmiiior. 4,000 Kowberry, Clarke & Co. 3,000 3,000 Wel>b & Co. 2,.'>00 4,000 4,0(10 2,500 3,0011 3,000 S. IloldHway & Co. M. W. Mille. Gardner & Co. Huntington & Co. Johnson Sl Co. 4,000 Harmon Si. Woolley. 4,000!Tlioina8 Forsyth. 3,(H)0'Johu Hawloy. 7,000' Brown & Brice. 16,000 Whipple & Co. " 5,0U0 W. UurgeuB St Son. West St, Co. UTA Exhibiting the Com C'OITNTU Beaver Box Elder. Cache ' Davis ... Great 8,,itL,;i;;;;;;-' Green Kiver. Iron I Juab ll'.j Kane Millard..;.";; [Morgan Piute Kichland .. I San Pete ....; Sevier Summit iTooele.. Utah....; Wasatch . iwashingioi, .;;;;;;;■■ Weber Totals The estimuted^jiiijiilhiii; Exbibiii,,^ the principal estimmod Population Capifiil. COfXTV. Nome of J Beaver . . . Box Elder - Beaver ., ■'"•■.'.•fhamcitl Ir «l,.l.'r"V '^".vesville.. S^Salt Lake '«,.cut Salt Juab . . , Kane... •• "Parowan. ■• ^ephi -• Griifton , ■•IToqnervillo ;i TLe Superintendent of pi I "on-children between thef •chedules, with an average f '"SYT8^««-«'-Ve«r. Dwburseiuents, same i)^rio"dj UTAH TERRITORY. CITIES AND COUNTIES. 156* TABLE Exhibiting tko Counties and County Seats of Utah Territory, tbe Population in 18C0, nud Valuation of Property. 1865. corsTlES. Cuiinty Scata. HcHver City . . UriKlmm City. Logan FarminKton. Ilea ver liox Elder Cache Davis Great S.iit LiiUo Oreat Salt Lake City. Oreen Kiver Fort Hridjfer. Iron Juab Kane Millard Morgan Piute Kicliland San Pete Sevier Summit Tooele Utah Wasatch Washinglou Weber Totals Parowan Nephi Orat'ton Fillmore , Littleton (Newlv organized). Siiiiit CbaneH Manti (Newljr organized) Wanship Kii'hville Provo City , Helier City Saint George Ogden Population, IMIO. 7S,-) ],f.llS S.CO.'i a,'jo4 11, •-'!'•'' Ml 1,010 era 715 3,815 1!)8 1,008 8,iJl8 fiOl 3,(ir5 VHlnntlon of Property, IHW $107,124 277,414 764,460 508,410 3,810,014 145,132 2S.'2,446 76,412 189,988 60,000 a5,786 117,874 260,000 72,716 160,000 280,000 1,410,260 120,000 280,(100 555,894 39,370 t9,4.')3,930 Tbe estimated population of Utah in 1862 was 79,000, and in 1866, 100,000. TABLE Exhibiting the principal Cities and Towns of Utah Territory, the County in which each is located, the eHtimuted I'opulation in October, 1866, and the Distance from Great Salt Lake City, the Territorial Capitiil. COUXTY. Kamu of Town. Beaver Heaver Box Elder.. jBrigham City " .. Wilhird ...." Cache liOgan " VVellsville Davis Farminuton " Kiivesville G. Salt Lake "(Jreat Salt Lake City Iron Cedar '. " *Parowan Juab i Ncplii Kane Grafton ' iToquerville li 1,200 2,000 1,000 4,000 1,500 2,000 2,.W0 18,IH)I) 1,001) i,rm 2,001) 800 1,000 m ^|3 225 S. 60 N. 54 N. 92 N.E. 80 N.E, 17 N. 24 N. COITNTY. 280 8. 260 8. 95 8. 345 8. E 330 S. Millard Morgan — liichlund ... ! " San Pete ... jSummit jTooele li Utah...'".^.! I " I :( 186'i IHlili 18(!t iH:>i) 18H3 18:)9 X<>"".3 W. I). Hamlev. J"»eph W. Tr„( W. D. II,„„|ay. ^nmo of iiip, M. I). HcKbirrr (VaciiiK^ C. !«,. Poole V. i'-/\V' t'ris-e:. I. tj, Mood.. G. w. ii,.i„„.h;;' I J' A. n. Homer. ■ yanrouver's Tsl„ \M 3j,nnd W. j, ynmng fVoiu 40 to )8 8«0mileB. '1-|„. i names of {/„fon Cli I li;"'" ^^ ""'''"W'on 12,000,000 acres, the I . 'he whole coiintr ""« to the hciulit ol . I "'«<'<-'f"lnil(ivatioJ coiiHidernl.le extent I I summer lo hiteai.in "oiitlnyestof E,,;,!,,, British Coliiinl.i,, i ^etweenthcKocHv J htates on the soutll t] :;«-ndthof theteiTitJ '""; ". Iliiiiili-y 'Ti'utiaiiier JdBOjpli \V. Triitth. jCliii'tCoin, Liiiiilg and Workt W. D. Iliiiiiluy .... I Collector of CimtoinH Now WeHlniiiiiter. Torm Kx|ilre». Salnr;. JUDICIAL ESTAnLISIIMENT-So.rKME Count. Nnmc of Iiirinnliont. M. I). Ik-Kbio... (VllCHIlt) C.E.Poole v.... H. 1*. r. Creaso. T. L.Woocl (}. W. llolaieH.. J. A. It. Homer. Offlco. ('Iiiel' JiiHtico I'liiftno Judge KeKixtrar Attorney Oenernl . Solicitor OuMerul.. Clerk HiKh Sheriff Itcxldcncc. Now Westiniunter. VVestiairiBter. Tcnii Kx|)lrr«. Snlary. f.'),H20 3,S«0 1,940 2A'2& i.aia 1,1)00 AREA AND RESOURCES. Vanoouver'B Ittlitnd is situnted nonr tlie nortliwest coast of North AmcricB, between N. Int. 18^ SMy and 50'^ 55', nnd W. Ion. Iv!3' 10' and 1V.>H' v!0', IiuvIiik an extreme length of '..75 miles, and a breadth varyinj^ from 40 to 50 mileg. The diHianee by water from San Krancisco to Victoria, its jirincijml seaport, is 800 miles. Tlie inland is separated from the main land by a eliannel, called in various parts by the names of (^neen Charlotte's Smuid, Jolinttone Straits, and Oulf of Georgia. On the south it is divided from M'aHliiiiKlon Territory by the Juan dn Fuca Strait. Its area has been roughly CHtimated at 12,000,t)00 acrcH, the greater proportion of which is mountain nnd hiirren rock. The whole country is moroor leKs densely wooded, excepting where the summit of the mountains (which rise to the hciulit of nearly l(),0(l(i feel) affords no hold for plants. The soil is feitilo, and canable of lucccssfid cultivation. Coal, good in quality, has been foinid nt many points, and has been worked to a considerable e.<cky Alonntains and the Pacilic Ocean, and extends from the frontier lino of the United States on the south to the Simpson and Kinlny Rivers, which form its northern boundary. The average breadth of the territory is about '.'5U miles, the length of its coast line about 450 niifes, nnd its area (including Queen Charlotte Island) is roughly calculated at ^!UO,0(IO square miles. The muieriil region of Hritish Columbia is cxtennive, stretching to ihe western slope of the Rocky Mountiiins. (Johl was first discovered in 18.')8, on Fraser River, above Now Westminster, and gradually followed to C^iriboo and Kootenay. Gold quartz veins arc known to exist, but mining operations have been conlincd to placer and hill tii^'gings. SHIPMENTS OF GOLD. Bank of Britifh Columbia, Jidy 1, 1805, to Junoao, I8(i6 $l,;j!)7,129 llnnk of British North America, siime period 1557 ,''76 Total |i;i,054,a05 In addition to the above, there should be added, ns the product of the mines of this section, the amounts 8hip|)cd by A\'ells, Fargo & Co. and in the possession of parties leaving the colony, and the product of the Kootenav region, shipped by way of Portland, which together would probably extend tne amount to nearly |3,5U0,U00. TABLE OP GRIST MILLS, |;With the Location, Name, Run of Stone, the Capacity per Day, Power Used, Cost or Vi-Uiation, and Occupant's Name of each. Location. iUllooet District. New Westminster Williams' Lake District. Name of Mill. Caynse Creek Eraser River . Woodcocks . . . Canoe Creek.. Soda Creek... t'lipuclty No. run per liny. I'owcr. .Stono. libls. 40 water. 40 40 steam. It ao water. 40 i( Cost. ti(;,ooo 16,000 15,000 8,000 18,000 Trcscnt Occupants. Lillooet Flour Co. J. H. Scott. W. H. Woodcock. Brown &. Co. W. H. Woodcock. > The Colonial Secretary Is ex officio Clrrk of the Executive Council. 158* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY TABLE OF SAW MILLS, With the Location, Name of Mill, Capacity, Power. Cost, Occupant's Name, etc., of each. Location. Vancouver's isf.and, Barclay So\in(l , Chemaiiius Mill-Stone Creek. Sha\viii;;iin Sookelliirbor. ... Springvulu DRITIsH Cor.UMIllA. Bnrrard's Inlet Hodge's Flat New WestiniiiHtcr. Wild Horse Creek Name of SI 111. Albemi Kennear Shepherd Vancouver Coiil Co.'s Saywards Mnir &. Co.'s Cumerous nritish Colnmbiu Cos. Moody & Co.'b Hodges Moody & Co's Wood &. Angel No. S11W8. Cnpaclty- pg^y„_ K. per (lay. •100,000 steam, water. 4,onn 1.5,000 10,000 8,000 15,000; water. steam. 80,000 .W.OOO .'i.OOO 35,(100 7,000 Cost. ~$~ 120,000 5,000 2,000 7,000 14,OilO 8,000 20,000 Present Occupants, Sprout & Co. Kennear. fleorge Askew. Vanconvei'(.'(ial Co. W. T. Suywurd. Mnir & Co. D. Cameron. steam. 120,000 British Columbia Co. water.; 35,(Mi0j Moody & Co. " 2,iJ00 Jlodges. Kteam.' 3(>,(100'Moodv & Co. water, i 7 ,01 10 1 Wood & A ngel . FINANCES, 1865. Receipts, British Colnmbia $.'jr).3,110 Exi)euditures, llritish Columbia 087,545 t Deficiency $124,435 Receipts, Vancouver Island f 184,596 £xi)enditures, Vancouver Island 207,294 t Deficiency $82,698 PORT STATISTICS, VICTORIA, 1865. Imports: England, $982,.584; San Francisco, $1,284,687; Portland, $181,160; Pnget Sound, $222,056; Sandwich Islands. $93,678 ; British Columbia, $73,071; China, $361,098; Valparaiso, $3,772; Society Islands, $1,11.'). Total, $3,203,221 Tunnage— Cleared : Colonial, vefsels, 809 ; tnnnage, 80,729. British, 14 ; tunnngc, 6,676. American, 114; tunnage, 69,412. Russian, 6; tunnage, 1,812. Danish, 1; tunuHKe, 380. Hamburg, 2 ; tunnage, ,104. New (irauada, 2; tunnage, .358. Chile, 1; tuunuge, 81. Total vessels, 1,119; aggregate iinnufrp. II)0..').VJ 314 1, tuimuge, lti0,55i TABLE OF LIBRARIES IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. Location. Victoria New Westminster. Nani:imo Cariboo Name. When v„ T'„i. Org'nlz'ili^"- ^o'*' Meehanicst | 181)4 New Westminster Nanuimo , Cariboo 1S62 181)5 1,.550 1,100 500 200 Name of Librarian. T. J. Weekes. John B. Harris. P. Hume. John Bmwn. LIST OF NEWSPAPERS Published in British Columbia, with the liocality. Time of Publication, Name of Publisher, etc. COi;N'nK.s. Name. British Columbia British Columbian , Examiner . Vancouver Is'd.. Locality of^rubllca-^viicn Issued. New Westnunstcr British Colonist and Chronicle 1 Victoria . , Tribune ' .Nnnnimo . Semi-Week. (4 (i D. and W.. Weekly.... Vol. Publishers, 6 iRobson&McMill'i 1 JHavelock St. Co. 7 iHiggins.Longttfj 3 Ijoseph McClure. • Twont.v-foiir hours. tOccnslonod by loans for the construction of public works. % Coniprl.ses Library, Reading and Debating Rooms, Museum, etc. JiAsoir l> Je 1^ lo !■ jo II JBUSJ h hi HtS^In this ,Iepa h '^"''"^orm, the name. ,, Local Offleersgoyornii J« residing there!,,. |( I h I Ij acct l| ««t ..V.V.v.v;;;; Vi"^x ■■■'.'.':::. Id liet I, Catb.. U elk.... ft <'om ^, i cor".*^ ('ongre;! if^' Dl Agua CalienteJ ' addre.^.s San 1 cultural settlenl oan Diego JBreese Hamilton, J Hart John. gencralT Irask & Tlu,n,p.on pVolfe & Brad/, ger 'wiaPria, m«I Ure8,x, JVIai-iposI '0 niilcN .s e of] w of Mariposal jBernard George, ge^ Eiginoff David, genj Wosener & Dau.«cli, I Uverone A, groceri l^lsese A, general mi Jehenfeld & Co, gen [ ^"bergerA ^ncJ • BOMi UASOir as HAMTiTWS OBOAN8. A. KOHUDB. Affent, Baa Fraaoiaoo. I I? GAZETTEER BUSINESS REGISTER n In this (lepai'tniont will be found, alphiibcticully arranged under the aevernl States and TerritorieB, the mimes of the different counties, cities, and towns on the P:K'i(ic Coast, and the Local Officers jroverning the same, with the address of each Merchant, Manufacturer, and Professional residing therein. A.BBI*EVI-A.TI02SrS. acet. Accountant I Episc EpiHCoiiiiliaMiN P Notary Pnblic Hgt AKeut|excli KxcIhuikc nr Near atty Attorney at Law Kun nidse (ieneral MercluuidJHe olt' Oflice Hap HapliHtln House op Oppowte li(l)f Huildin^f IIpI) I leltrew P () Post Office bet Petweeujimp Importer Presb Presbyterian !)lk Mloi'k J P .Justice of the Peace proptr Proprietor Cath Catholic ! Lutli Lntlierau Q M Quartz Mill inauuf ■ . Xlanut'acturer or Mauufac- rest MestHurar.t tory ' Res' lieverend mclit .Merchants South cor ". Comer liiikr Maker stiiir Steamer (lept Department jMeth Methodist S M Saw Mill K EastiN Nortli I'nit Unitarian elk Clerk com Commission Cong Congrej^ationalist AgUa Caliente, San Diego Co, P C) address, San Diego, a small agri- cultui'al settlement (50 milea n e of San Diego Breese Hamilton, general merchandise Hart John, general merchandise Trask & Thompson, general merchandise Wolfe & Brady, general merchandise Agua Fria, Mariposa Co, P O ad- dress, IMariposa, a mining locality 70 miles s e of Stockton and 5 miles w of Mariposa Bernard George, general merchandise Eiginoff David, general merchandise Glossner & Dausch, brewers Laverone A, groceries and provisions Olsese A, general merchandise Schenfeld & Co, general merchandise Steinberger A, general merchandise Alameda, Alameda Co, P 0, on the S F !ind Alameda 11 R 5 miles n w of Siin Leandro and 1 1 milea s e of San Francisco IJarber A S, post master and gen mcht Clement Wesley 11, justice of the peace Cummings A. livery stable (iihbons W P, physician Haile Henry, physician Johnson James, blacksmith Lambert Benard, physician Liese Conrad, butcher Nobman .John, saloon Reed J G, propr Alameda Park Hotel Rich Charles E, Rev, clergyman Meth SMITH THOMAS A, agent Bamber & Co's Express "yVilson James H, saloon WHEELER & STETSON, proptra S F and Alameda Express A. SOMAN ft 00. Tbo only exolniiTO Book Btoro on the FMiflo Ooaat irOBTH AMSRIO A T>TF^ INP'OB AXVCB OO. The beat oompany in the United States. to I 10 C 5 a 112* PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ALA.MEDA CO. Organized 1852. Boundaries — north by Contra Costa, east by San Joaquin, south by Santa Clara and Bay of San Francisco, and west by Bay of San Francisco. This County is one of the most extensive and flourishing agricultural districts of the State. Area of the County, eight hundred squ.ire miles. County Seat, San Leandro. OFFICERS, OFFICE. County .Jiidfjc County Clerk District Attorney Sheriff Recorder Treasurer Assessor, Alameda Township. Brooklyn " .. " Eden " .. " Murray " " Oakland " .. " Washington " Survpyor Coroner Public Administrator Superintendent Public Schools Supervisor, Oakland Township " Brooklvn " .. " Eden ' " .. " Alameda " . . " Washington " .. " Murray " .. IJfCUMBEXT. Noble Hamilton Isaac A. Amcrman. . George M. Blake Henry N. Morse Isaac A. Amerman , . Socrates Huff E. Minor Smith George W. Adams . . Henry W. Ciabb.... James W. Teeter. . . . Joseph Dillon Jarcd T. Walker.... William F. Board man Saben Harris Duncan Cameron . . . Rev. Charles E Rich . Francis K. Shattuck. Robert S. Furrelly. . . Joseph B. Marlin Anderson Cumniings. Howard Overocker . . John Green BESIDESCE. San Leandro. Oaklani'^ . . . . San Leandro. Alameda Brooklyn Haywood's Pieasanton Oakland Washington Corners, Oakland San Antonio Alameda Oakland Brooklyn San Lorenzo Alameda Centreville Dougherty's Station. Term Expires. Jan'y 1, 1868 March 6, 1 868 March 7, 1868 March 6, 1868 Oct. 5, 1867 Snlary. $2,100 Fees. SIOO $175 $150 SIOO $250 $200 Fees. fcoo $250 CHlOKERli(ro.g , ALPDffE !^«'^t ^y State . Amador, and Ki OI-FICK. I'Ouiiiy C'lork Alamo, Contra Costa Co, P miles s e of Martinez O, 13 CORNWALL G A, general mdse Cornwall J 11, po^t master and agt Bam • ber & Co's E.xpress Denn T W, propr Haywood stage line FOSTER JAMES, wheelwright Hoflfmar. Henry, proptr San Ramon Iloui-e Hamburg Lawrence, Iiarness maker KING R M, Principal Union Academy Seely Daniel, blacksmith Sohn Peter, general merchandise Stolz John, boot and shoe maker Albion, Mendocino Co, P O, 43 miles 8 w of Ukiah MacPhenson & Wetherbee, lumber man- ufacturers White L E & Co, general merchants AllGghany, Sierra Co, P O, 9 miles 8 w of Downieville Alers John G, proptr Golden Anchor Hotel BENNETT WILLIAM F, proprietor Spring Brewery (D;.si:;i,:tAttorn"eV." nlienff •'^ • Recorder , . .' I Auditor ...".'." 'iVcHsiiriT I Assessor . '"Survoyor Coroiior I ;Alta station^ ^'•U'raiiiento J I Evans P If, p,,,,,.,] ^loor^^ IJ F & 'e- . , tal PA0Z7I0 ZNSURANCa CO. CMh Aweto. flA13.86a.88. I Alta Station p J^"'*^^ K. I.}ac-k..mi,h ^-"-^i-^^.addl,.;'. Altaville, Calav,., ^.•|o'i-l'« C'mn,,) 1 '"•'^^ssofMokdl """JJoi.ii. p,opno(o, Altaville, Do] Non t- 'e^-cvnt Ci(y) I •'eiikins ,/ u h\;.,L • r »^t 'Jiacksiiii ^"^•k N, ho,., p,„;, .j;;* Allison Banch, Nevada Co, (P 0| *j 1 address, Grass Valley,) a quartz min-i ^^''8'uO, Alaniedal ing locality 21 miles 8 of Grass! ^,"^ '*^"'' Leandro Valley ^ '^"" I-'i'-'uicisco Hennesey Patrick, general merchandise iiilivcn .t J,, ''""''""se Alpha, Nevada Co, a small mininjjlal.n j/, i„„''5/!^'^'' ^'" locality 18 miles e of Nevada City i'/iK«ti;iir 'v„,.,.. '^"^ ,. . " m n -'^"inian, Iivcryl AfiOMAlf & c< CLUTE JOHN II, post master, groceries, provisions, produce, clothing, hard- ware, etc. CRAFTS «& CO, groceries, provisions, produce, clothing, and hardware EASLEY & CO, livery stables i Koutz John, Justice Peace and Notary I Public I LEFEVER JOSIAH, physician MILES SMYIHE M, physician, drug.; gist and apothecary MILLER ABRAHAM IIj dry goods and clothing Wall Thomas, butcher West & Albert, proprietors Union Saloon YOUNG JAMES C, groceries, fancy goods, cigars, and stationery CHIOKERIITGPS Pianos have the best touch and tone. A. KOHLBB, Agent, San Franoisoo. \l STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 113 ALPINE CO. Organized 1864. Boundaries— North by State of Nevada, east by State of Nevada and Mono, south by Calaveras, and west by Calaveras, Amador, and El Dorado. County Seat, Silver Mountain. o F K I c E R s : OFFICE. INCTMnKNT. County Judjjc Ilcnry Kno County Clerk :Jolin N. Bnrher . . . Oisu'ict Attornev 'Niisli C. Uriirirs . . . Slicrm' ■ Diivid N. McBctli. Hci'order i Diivid K. Switn . . . Auditor Duvid K. Swim. . . Tronsurer Thoniiis Ciirlson -. Assessor Willis P. Merrill. . Surveyor Vacant Coroner J. Brown Scott . . . Public Administrator J. Brown Scott . . . Superinton't PuMic Schools . . ; Luke S. (Jreunlaw. Su|)ervisor, 1st District ! Charles W. Diiko . '• 2d " 'riionins M. Stevens " ;ul " .James P. Calhoun . UESIDK\CE. Term E.\i)lrcs. S.VLAllY Silver Mountain Curv's Mills. Jaii'v 1, 1870,S1800prann. March, 1868.! Fees. I " " j»1500&fee8. I " " Fees. $300 per nnn. SI 800 " 88 per day. Cary's Mills March, 1868. Marklecville. . . . Silver Mountain Hope Valley . . . Silver Mountain Jan'y 1, 1869 " 1, 1867 " 1, 1868 Fees. $240perann. S6 per day. It 4( 101 In- M3| Alta Station, Nevada Co, (P O ad- ■ dre^s, Crystid Lake) CD miles n e of ! Sacramento i Evans 1* IF, prop'r liailroad Restaurant Jones J S, prop'r JJailroad Saloon ■ Moore- 1) F & Co, agents Wells, Fargo & Co Alta Station, ri.nier Co, (P O addre.^s Coiliix) ;").> m'! 's n e of Sacramento Soide fj. hiiU'ksmith and wagon maker Yeates E .S, twaddles and boot manufaetory Altaville, Calaveras Co, (P () address Angel's Cam))) a mining locality 21 miles s of Mokelumne Hill DEMAHEST D D, Altaville Foundry I'UINCK I» I{, general merehandise Ward Joiin, jtroprietor Altaville Hotel Altaville, Dl-I Norte Co, (P O address Cre-eeiit City) ■Icnkins .1 H, bhicksmith Lamcar Charles, hotel proprietor Liddle ife Donovan, saloon and l)illiards Tack N, hotel proprietor MvaradO, Alameda Co, P (), 10 miles 8 of San Leandro, and 2G luiles s e of Sim Francisco Ronson U, warehouse Itliven & (ileason, saloon ICOLLTNS .lOHN, barber Halm II, butcher Iliisting Norman, livery stable Hcyers August, bakery Heyers J, saloon Hyer Augustus, saloon .TOHNSON & GREGfJ, general mdse •Tones S P, warehouse Livy S, general merehandise Lowell A J, ])o.Jt master and tinsmith May August, butcher McCardy .himes, hotel keeper McKf'own Joseph, blacksmith and wheel- right INFcNiimiira M, shoe maker ME Y EHS & NAU Ell T, proprs American Exchange Parker (Jcoige, painter Pierpont .hmies Rev, clergyman (Presb'n) PRATT CHARLES H, physician Putney E A, blacksmith and machinist Sclfridge .1 M, physician Stevens C .1, Hoiiring mills STOKES JAMES J, gen'l mdse Vondeigreen F O, physician AlviSO, Santa Clara Co, P O, 5 miles n of San .lose and 45 miles s e of San Francisco, an important 8hi[)|»ing point situated at the head of San Francisco bay Evens Charles, hotel keeper Fairfield H. post master Ilam II K, prop sch Banner and warch'se Hutchinson Robert, Justice of Peace and lumber dealer Johnson S W, butcher LEITCH T II, miller Otley & Auzerais, warehouse GQ s A ROMAN & CO., Ban Fraacisoo, receive New Books by every Steamer. 8 NOBTH AUEBIOA UFE INSUBANCB CO. No restriction on oooupation or travel. 114 PACIFIC COAST IJUSINESS DIRECTORY. Rowley A B, flouring mill Sollike J A, general merclianilii-o Wade Ilenry, warehouse antl livery stable West John, mail contractor anil ware- houseman Whitcomb Octavius, blacksmith Wilson & ]\Iartin, proprietors schooner San Jose Amador City, Amador Co, P O, 9 miles n w Jackson FAITLL J A, ag't Keystone Quartz Mill Fleehart A, prop Amador House GA1{DM<:U & FLEEIIAHT, mininjr store and owners Ilasard Quartz Mill Gilmore liobert, post master MIDDLETON T E. proprietor Amador Quartz 3IiH PALMER JOHN, agent IIunrxT Hill Quartz Mill Palmer Wm A & Co., proprietor Bunker Hill (iuartz Mill o ' ra o o u CQ AMADOR CO. Organized 1854. Boundaries — North by El Dorado, east by Alpine, south by Alpine and Calaveras, and west by Sacramento and El Dorado, An important mining section, and fertile in agricultural productions. Lund enclosed, about 40,000 acres. County seat, Juckson. officers: OFFICE. ISriJIIlKXT. RESUIKNC'E. ■e^ •"I ; lO 4 era "0 d n rounly .Jndcc County Clcrli I)istri('t Attorney . . . siicritr : . . . , Kecorttcr Aiiilitor Treasurer Assessdr, Disfrii-t 1 . (1 (( Q U it Q H l< 4 tt tt e " " G Surveyor Coroner Puhlic Adininistriitor Sii|MTinten()fiit I'lililic Sclio(>lij Supervisor, tst Distriet " 2(1 " " .id " ...... Court Commissioner Jaekson. J. Footc Turner. .. .las. C. Shipmnn . . Roliert M. IJri^'gs . Koliert Cosncr .... Ailtt. C. llinkson.. Add. ('. llinkson. . .Otto Wnlther ■lolill Hiirkc Ijolin Surfiiee I Kolit. M. Itradsiiiiw Tlioniii!) Dunliip . . Dun id Woricy. . . . Andrew 1'. \Vood. T. Coly Stowcrs . . Churles lioarnum . Mieljael Tyninj^. . . .Snm'l (i. Hri^r^s . . Ctms. II. Inurtils.. K. It. Woolley Wni. iFcnninffs. . . . ' Drytown lliirvcv K. DiitM'oekJiicksnn. . . Tonii Kxiiiros. Marcli, 18C8 18GC Fiddletnwn . . riiinclui rianik Drytown Voleano .Tm-kson I Volenno March, 18f.8 Octo'r, 18B6 " 1867 f Appointed) 8AI,.\RV. ■?:>,r>tpOprnnn Fees. *l,r)(iOprnnii Fi'i's. *900pernnn. Commission. a hi I 0)1 ' ol Fees. SGIU) per anil. SOdO " *G(M) " Fees. American Ranch, Shasta Co, P O, 1 1(5 miles s e of Shasta AnderfOii Elias, post master and hotel Anaheim, Los ^Vngeles Co, P O, situ- I atcd on the coast 28 miles s of Wil- mington, settled in 18;")7 by the Los Angeles Vineyard Sm'iely, and is now one of the most tlourishing wine grow- ing districts of the State Davis Brothers, general merchandise Fisher John, post master Langenbcrg &, Co., general merchandise Anderson's Valley, Mendocino Co, P O, 20 miles s w of Ukiah Gary S C, genera) merchandise Iluwland S W blacksmith Kendall A B, post master and hotel Prather Charles, Justice of the Peace AngePs Camp, Csdaverns Co. P 0, a mining locality 22 miles s e of Mokelumnc liill Bacon William, news depot ISnrkhorn William, liquors Bruner F, butcher Coon Ross, proprietor Lakes Hotel Cosgrove M, livery stable Fletcher John G, carpenter and builder, Hauselt Conrad, bnkery HOCKMAN RICHARD, druggist Howard J H, tinsmith Love Alexander, lumber dealer FAOIFIO INSUBANCS GO. Office 422 Califomift Street, Baa FranoUoo. MAROHALi, , , ^r«tson .7ame8, ; ^uniiigc,. Geor § •■'•auo.fosopi,: I i^'^'.^ J''. '<«■.' dn |« I ftcribiier J c , Ig Smith Ilonr i;, , , "f« ^Vilh-am, a. i l.omas Em,, ,,,_. "aiterman K Iv, Antelope, Vol Saoiaiiiunto I; Antelope Cit Id '>'"l,„,;,.,. ^'"o'jc,(Ph.,..,;„rv E.-isy Quartz M ^""'".V'^'jA.CPleasai ,, ^f«'liiodist ■^''oemackerDr,(f»it^^,, Antioch, Co,,,,,, - ni'les e of Marti Davis Ui'my, S,,,,, ;:AU^0wiv7B(, ^''Xelian^'*^'[atson Jamois, blm-ksmiiii Niiniiigcr Goornre, li(inors I'tTuiio .Tolin, ;renerai nicrcliandise I'crano -losopli, pjcneral incrclianilise Hatz E, hair dicsser Sciibner J C, general merchandise and apreiit AV'ells, Kargo & Co c Smith Henry, !i((tior.s Spilliier AVin, hoots and ^hoes Taite William, attorney at law Thomas Ellis, hlaeksmilh Watterman E K, blaeksmith Antelope, Yolo Co, V O, 50 miles n w 1 Saeraniento Antelope City, iNiono Co, (P o, i liridjjjeport,) a -mail mining locality j J50 miles w of Bridgeport Ouncan Daniel, .Tiistiey Cubherly I) C, wagon maker Dallmmi Louis, tobacco, cigars, liquors, &c Dwyer Ste[)hen, groceries, provisions and licpiors FELLOWS H, Judge County Court Fiidey C W, surveyor FITCH J I, U S assistant assessor 4th div 4th dist Furniss Miles, restaurant Gibbons & Baldwin, proprs B'k Ex. Saloon i n i ;, :«>'- A. BOUAN ft Co., San Francisco. Wholesale psa Retail Dealers in Books. NORTH AMEBICA LIFB INSUBANOE CO. Folioies guaranteed by State of New York. 110 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Gordon II, groceries, provisions, liardwnre, f'fC CaVYNN JOHN U, frcncrnl varieties HALE & FELLOAVS, attorneys at law HALL E M, banker, and agent AVells, Fargo «& Co HAINHLTOX .!(), attorney at law HARWOOI) ,1, stoves, hardware, etc Holmes (Jeorge, physician Holmes S, dentist Kohn & Furtli, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc Levy B L «& Co, clothing, boots and shoes LIPSETT A, propr Orleans Hotel and dealer cloliiing, boots, shoes, etc Lubeck D AV, dry goods, clotliing and fiincy goods Lux & AVeidernian, Aiibnrn IJrewery IVIalion & Curley, saloon Mallett Kichard, propr City Flonr IMill 3IcDaniel AVilliani, groceries, provisions, and mining tools .AHTCHEL T & C H, editors and pro- prietors I'lacer Herald MORRIS SAMl'EL (:, propr American Hotel IMunsell eFames. wagon maker flyers .1 N, dentist Mynv- h F, attorney at law Neal «fc Craiidall. proprs Colfax and Grass Valley Toll Road and N& C Saw Mill Poland R C. attorney at law POOLE A AV, SheriirPlacr County Powell P. propr stage line from Aiibnrn, via Todd's Valley, Forest Hili to Michigan lilufl's, Smilii .7 .1, propi' Railroad Hotel SOPHFR JOHN, blacksniilh SPEAR 1) AV, Clerk County Court Stanton John IJ, propr Empire Livery Stable Steinly IJ, pro|)r Placer Drewery Stephen! T E, groceries, provisions, etc Stevens S ^L books, stationery, and ttde- graph opei'ator Slillnian AV 15. ))hotographer STONE & PRE DOM, blacksmiths and horse slioers Thomas P AV, attorney at law THOMAS S P, idiysician 'I odd F AV, physician Turner AV A .1, post master TWEED & CRAH;, attorneys at law AV^'bber Mack, drugs and medicines WILLMENT G, groceries, provisions and ircneral merchandise Bald Hill, Shasta Co, (P O address, Horsetown,) 4 miles s w of Shasta Barks & Yonree, general merchandise Drew & Fidler, stock and grain Bangor, Butte Co, P O 14 miles s e of Oroville Flood K, merchant Kitchen A, post master Shattuck I* F, merchant .Swain E Mvs, hotel proprietress Bath, Placer Co, V O, a mining lo- cality (■).') miles n e of Auburn Bl'RT BR( )S. groceries, provisions, boots, slioes, general merchandise Burt S B. |io.-t master Davis AVilliam, ag't Rough ( Jold Cement j Mill Kidd A AV, billiards and li(piors AVheeler J, ag't Paragon Cement Mill I Bear Valley, ISIariposa Co, P O, an J important (piarl/ mining locality, 12 miles i; w of Mariposa Amy Victor, (Hunter's A'alley) hotel keeper Castagueita »Sc Co. general merchandise Dodge & Bro, generid merchandise Fiabuo L it Co, general merchandise Mariposa Company, general merchandise McDougal D, pioprietor O.-o House MH.LER & DARLIN(J. props Oso Livery Stable XEAV.ALVX JNLVl'RICE, agent AA^ells. Fargo tfc Co Poupion Victor, (Hunter's A'alley,) gen- eral UH'rehandise QFEIROI.O JOSEPH, general mdse RHODES R M, cLrk Mariposa Co A'ounce & AVilcox, iron foundry Belmont, San IMateo Co, P O on the S F & S J li R, 2:) miles sc of San Francisco and 4 miles n w of 1 Redwood City j Castor A T, saloon Clark • r* ■ M 1 Insure in tiie best Local Company, " IBM FAOIFIO." [; ILAircj, p,i„ and Lisfifufe 'orsman C K p .,. r irst \i^y S C, Justice ""f^-'' '/al^'^^. insura staiiJe. First •;f>"A.SONM (;, p,.^ ;'!V'':^ 'MV. drugs, l„ 'viNSTRv rmu eerit's, U k!^'" i^^i:'^' """*■'•'' Jf h,ot A, bootmak. of so,Ia. First ■"'•ivenna J, bak^i-v 1 'V'mniary . '^NERr/B,„, "^MLL LOIJISA.1 Catherine's Aead.l /\r 'S S Co's frou AvI '^' 'G^^ t'HARLEsf :f^^^ ^ P, saloon. I 1' irst and A I JL. KOHIjBR'3 Music and Piano Warerooms, 434 Sansom Street, San Franoiaoo. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 117 San Pablo and Suisnn bays, .'^0 miles n e of San Francisco and 22 miles 8 w of Fairfield Abbott J E, attorney at law First ALIiEN C C, blacksmith and carriaiseo|>Ml) (!utler IMilton, propr Suisun slajje line Dant'orlh E, jjeneral merchandise. First DITXHAR S (;. harness maker. First EWING JAMES, frroceries, First Fischer Jose|)b. bnlehcr, l-'irst FLATT (' J. Principal Ucnicia College and Institute Forsman C E F, piiysician FRIED HENRY, stoves and tinware, First (Jray S C, Justice of the Peace, Firlcnonough JoJ„; {Branch Store I "'L'ss, Mil/brd i?|;"7\"'' C A, bh, ^ hott AV T C, hot, M; Wock Thos. ea , II (act lire,, "ashhuni F C p„„ i^^^'"^'--Hc,gq Bridgeport, i\fa ' ;''''^S J\IanpoJ Jocality 7 miles Bermi„jj|„„„'|.j I »Vasl,bun, A II, ge„| j Bridgeport, iMol ' ^''"t of Mono Col Sacramento 2t;ol ^"> miles, f,„ sJ I HK'ivliant ^ ;«odail J K, „„o,.„ I .";"f''' ^VT. attorned I vlN(;SLEV J V \ JU'averWM,Justicef l»J"f'»anGM,attori) Brighton, SacramI the American RiJ Valley RR, 51 ,„j[ Conner Geo D, hotel ,1 A. BOUAN , A. KOHLBB, San Franoisoo, Agent for Chiokering ft Bon's Pianos. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 119 Levy Meyers, ceneral inerclmndise Midiiu'lis Aii<;iHt, blnckiimilh Millet- & Fiii-inin, blaek.'^mitli.s and wagon makers Rosenlmrg Otto W, post master and bil- liard saloon Scliar|> M & Co, groceries and ])rovijionH Wales .Jolin I), i)oot and shoe maker Woodrnm David, hotel proprietor Branciforte, Santa Cruz Co, (P O ad- dress,Santa Cruz) a small agrienltural locality in the immediate vicinity of Santa Cruz Crooks Thomas, blacksmith Flares J, butcher Grcenberg A, saloon McDonough John, wheelwright Branch Store, Lassen Co, (P O ad- dress, Miltbnl) Battersoii C A, blacksmith Elliott W T C, hotel proprietor (liassoock Thos. carpenter and Itnildcr Stockton II C, (Susan River) lumber man- uiacturer Washburn F C, gunsmith Wilkins II C, general merchandise Bridgeport, IMariposa Co, (T () ad- dicss, Mariposa,) a small mining locality 7 miles s w of Mariposa Bermingham T J, saloon Washburn A II, general merchandise Bridgeport, Mono Co, P (), county scat of Mono Co, legal distances, from Sacramento 2(>0 miles, from Stockton 210 miles, fm San Quentin oO{) miles Allen A II, propr Bridgeport House BUY A NT A F, post master and general merciiant (Joodall .1 E, attorney at law (iough W T, attorney at law KINCiSLEY" J C, prop American Hotel McKuh & Hughes, blacksmiths Weaver W M, Justice of the Peace [Whitman Li M, attorney at law Brighton, Sacramento Co, P O, on the American River and Sacramento Valley RR, 5J miles e of Sacramento Conner Geo D, hotel proprietor postmaster Brooklyn, Alameda Co, P O, miles n w of San Leandro, and 10 miles e of San Francisco Bangle & I'ro, sign and carriage painting BASSETT & CO, proprietors Clinton Flour Mills Boyne William, blacksmith Braiman D, nian'f pottery and stone ware BROWN JOHN F, proprietor Brown's Hotel Clark Fo-ter T, livery stable Farrier II L & Co, shoe manufacturers Fonte A, general merchandise Francis John Rev, clergyman (Baptist) Haley Charles S, physician Haley John M, physician Hammers jNI, harness maker Ilainpel C F, bakery Hampel Ileiny, blacksmith Hehnke (Jiistavus, groceries, etc Howard A, blacksmith and wheelwright LARUE JAMES B, lumber dealer Leberer liorenzo, barber Lemotte A, tinsmith Lewis (ieorge, saloon Liese Henry, butcher Lindsay John, hotel keeper Luelling O C, post master McKeon P II, saloon Merritt Samuel, lumber, and propr steamer VaV illiam, post master, hotel keeper. BrOWnSViUe, Yuba Co, P O, 39. miles \ ""'' '^''''''''^ '"^"'•^'''""' ncofMarysville I Bucksport, Humboldt Co, (P •r»_ 1- rN_ 1 Ti .. i-i T, /-w ^.^ I address, Eureka) 3 miles s of Eureka Brush Creek, Butte Co, p o, 2;? : ' ^ miles n e of Oroville (see IMountain Shannahan John, general varieties House) j BUENA VISTA CO. Boundaries established by Act of the Legislature. April oOtli. 18.>J, comprising that jmrtion of Tulare County situated south of the town- ship line dividing townships Nos. 21 and 22 south. (Unorganized.) Buena Vista, Amador Co, (P O I Maloray D, hotel proprietor address, Lancha Plana) 13 miles 8 w I Perry A, hotel proprietor of Jackson : Richmond C B, hotel |)rnpr and post master Fitzsimmons John, general merchandise Ritchie William, hotel proprietor Schonenman Charles W, physician Teeter O, blackouiith Burnett, Santa Clara Co, P O, 25 miles s e of San Jose Koter D, general merchandise Tenant W^ilson, hotel proprietor Burnt Ranch, Trinity Co, oo miles w of NVeaverville BurWOOd, San Joaquin Co, P O, a small agricultural town, 25 miles s e of Stockton The PACIFIC INSUBANCE CO. pays all losses in Gold Coin. M I Campbell W p _: ^/""'•oo r. postn i lip BUTTE C t ■! »" ;-"".'>'<''L-rk .■;.■;•■ « ■" """n''t Attorney ' u ^wvitr ■^ '" ^ Ml ^Ji-'cordcT ■0 ■) TrcxsiirtT. . ■J Hj Assessor..,' 3 Hi '"^''''vt'vor • ■(- ' ^'^"'"'icr . . __: i^''"':^^'i'>'i->'ist'r;;f;.;-: im ail » aw 0- Butte Valley, n gi " "• of Oroville I^iirhiun K'obert W EH II C?ache Creek, v "• <>f Woodland (f"ffi"anA,po..tmasti }};'", " 15. physicia,/ i''atcl.erT,Kev,c.le CacheviUe, Yoio ^ »'<•) 5 mi|(..,s n ' CamphHI William, pr, '"■^UM L, grow poods, (.fe ^i^dLKY & HAT( I'r.r^'"*' l"''oiirin.r Mi ^K^:EMANFS&ci GRIFll^-iijI^f'^'l ' ^in A, posiml P^'«<^t&Whorry,bIackl ' makers ■ Cahto, Jfendocino ' n of Ukiah A. KOHIiSB, Ban Franoiaoo, Agent for Marchall A Mlttauer's Pianoa. STATE OP CALIFORNIA 121 M n Wilkinson Jolm, ])liyr!iuinn Woodward F J, attorney at law \\\ Camplx^ll W P P, liotcl proprietor Monroe I, postmaistcsr Tuoliy A V, general merchandise BUTTE CO. Orfraiii/.'d 18'j0. iJoundaries— north hy Teliama, oa-it by Plumas iuid Yiihn, south by Yuba and Sutter, and west by Sacramento Uiver, Colusa and Tehama. Tiiis County abounds in mineral wealth, and ti large portion is under County Seat, Oroville. O F F I C IC K S . a high state of cultivation. OFKICK. INCrMHKNT. KKSIDKXCE. Tcnii Expires. ! NAI.AKY. Orovillu lan'y, MllI'L'll, t'onnty JikIko Win. S. Sntl'onl. . . ("oiiiity Clerk bicol) (i. Moore. . . District Attorney Siiniin Uoscnhaiuu Slieriir Frank W. I )ity . . . IJccorder las. A. Wanhvell . Trc'.isiirer ("Iinrles L. I'oml . . Assessor Frank L. Carly . . . Surveyor William Kdinunds. Coroner ; Vacant I'uMic Administrator 'L. Van Ordcii .... Oroville Maroli, iSn|ieriiitendeiit I'nhlic Seliools U. 11. Allen Cliieo " Supervisor, 1st District ITiinotliy Foj;>;. . . . (Jroville fan'y, " 2d " Wm. S.tJreen .. .. .\lat;aliii : "' " 3(1 " ! James A. Watson. Bangor j " Ma(;alia. Oroville. 18G8 *;{,0(io pr aim " sa.tjoo " " SI, 1)00 " " ' Fees. " S2,200prnnn " S2,4O0 " " .'S2,tlO0 " " Fees. 18t)8 Fees. " S4(»0 per ann. 18CiS *400 per ann. 18t)7 $10 per day. 18(i!» $400 per aim. Butte Valley, liutte Co, PO, is miles; Bennett Obadiali, miller n w of Oroville i Cahto Mill Co, Saw and (Jrist Mill I Feazel O F, painter I Reynolds & Hums, blacksmiths Durham Robert W, postmaster Cache Creek, Yolo Co, P O, 12 miles w of Woodland I Iloflinan A, postmaster and gcn'l merchant Ni.\en John, attorney at law Rice II H, physician Tliatcher T, Rev, clergyman Cacheville, Yolo Co (P O Address Yolo) i) miles n w of Woodland Campbell William, prop Cacheville Hotel Diily, .F T. iittorney at law DAVIDSON L, groceries, provisions, dry goods, etc DIN(JLKY & HATCH, owners Cache- ville Flouring Mills K RKK^IAN F S & CO, groceries, provis- ions, dry goods, etc |GRIFFITH A, postma,ster, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and general merchandise [llADLY C W, saddle and hiirnessmaker lUITTON J A, County Judge |M(ior«> C F, blacksmith and wagonmaker iPettet & Whorry, blacksmiths and wagon- makers "^ICahtO, Mendocino Co, P O, 44 miles n of Ukiah Robinson John, saddle and harness Siiigeant T W, physician .Simpson, White & Co, general merchandise Smith Isaac P, Notary Public Smith O, saloon Wiiite & Tultle, hotel proprietors Windham John, wheelwright CalistOga Napa Co, P O, 20 miles n w of Niipa City. This celebrated fash- ionable resort hivs been nitide more attriictive recently by the addition of numerous improvements Rrannan Siimuel, prop Calistoga or Hot Springs Woodwortli & Co, general merchandise Woodworth S M genl nidse and iiostmastcr Callahans Ranch, Siskiyou Co, P O, 40 miles a w of Y'reka Denny & Rro, general merchandise Farrington S (Scott River) Dentist Farrington Stephen (Fork Scott River) blacksmith Haislip J B (Scott River) genl mdse IIoll & Bro (Scott River) genl mdse -hi ! i 'S A. BOMAIT ft Co., San Franoiaoo. Medioal, Soientiflo, and TheoIoKicol Booka. CQ I .a m M & m O n ^ The Folioles of the NORTH AMSRIOA ZiIFB INS. CO. are indlaputeble from data of iiisus 122 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIBECTOIIY. ! A. KOHliBi CALAVERAS COUNTY. Orgnnizcd 18')0. Hoiin liiirr II. K. Thoi-n ( I. F. Wesson Wiilliice Urijri^s |F. L. Thiiver K. 1). (ireen J. A. Dunn !'riioiniis Miitterson Murphy's A. lloerchncr Mokeluniue Hill. J. C. Kelly Campo Secc F. O. Hiirstow.... Mokuluninellill. . W. 1'. J'eck •' " .. I James Cole " " .. HAI.AllY. I Dec, 18(>7 .. ■S2,40()prniin I March, 18C8 'S2,40(t " " i«l,r)()0 " " " 1*4,000 " 1 " " I Fees. *2,0(«) pr mm Fees. Oct., 1H6(). 'l?l,(M)()pr nnii • i 51,000 " J. J. Stoddard Copperopolis Mareli, 1808; «1 ,000 Calpella. I^lindoclno Co, r O, G miles I Carre.'^e, IJ C, blneksmith n ot riiiali Iies.se "Wielielhausen & Co, flour merch'ts Coolley T D, gunsmitii Ford .1 W, hotel pro|»rietor IMoore W W, retail licpiors Wielielhausen II & Co, general mdse Camanche, Cidaveras Co, V O, 22 miles s w of Mokeknnne Hill Cava^'cnaro D, general mcrehandise Dios Faneisco I), general merchandise Doherty JNI, general merehandise Duffy ^lartin, liotel proprietor Foote E N, i)hysieian Howard & Cliarbanno, black.^niiths Howard .7 F, Justiee of the Peace Letinois & Garret, general merchandise Lyon.s J A, hotel proprietor Marcy J, genertd merchandise Miller J, restaurant Pheljis & Van Gordon, distillers Ziramerniau N, postmaster Campo SeCO, Calaveras Co, P O, 12 miles R w of Mokelumne Hill and 38 miles n e of Stockton Boaman Adam, livery stable Creighton & Kproson, butchers Frank Isaac (Frankfort) merchant Kelly & Park, merchants Kelly William II, bootmaker Hopkins C IM & C B, brewers Lee A, physician Kibbec! H Mrs, hotel proprietress Schroek K G, physician Snzanio F, merchant SYME E 1{, postmaster, and ngerit Well.-i, Fargo & Co Syme Joini C, livery stable and hotel prop N'andenburgh William, genl merchandise Wasiiburn & Wiietstone, lumber dealers Woolsey & Co, genenil raerchiindisc Camptonville, Yuba Co, P O, 41 miles n e of Marysville Ackwood & INIcKinzie, restaurant Bliss it Pond, assayers and jewelers Bli.ss Richard H, |)ostmaster BROWN JOSIAII P, telegrajih operator. | and agent Lampings' Express Budden James, physician, apothecary, ami I stiitionery De Cray Augustus, tobacco, cigars, and| fancy goods. Elias & Bro, clothing, dry goods, etc a a a 3 U j ^\ 91 «| J Keep Oalifomla Capital in California. Insure in the PACIFIC. <'RO\'ES WI J Hotel I^OCKWOOD. I ll'^y <'«-oi-ge, Ht i\e wherry J I ^ I f'liddliTs |0'BRYANT V (^„ •'''"Wi'^Nnn OHARACHAI , „,.,'/'*'''7 Ntab I'l RiN(n'ON lies, provisio I Reddan Henry 1 , 'iiid hardwar( j'lcout .t Co, bai Hohrer & Gerwiei S'leniian Frederic Snead .James A, b Slevenson AVesj'cv J'HOXELL&iJ; > "iiel ,J„s|,ua H, ,. ' "altoM Thomas Ht «iid Conimissic P Canon City, Tri 5 ''unction City) k' ville •'^ 1 1 Brooks .*t Kellogg, J ^'"-''leG, hotel p,„,, Hi' I I Carbondale, ( o ■S address Mar tint! I tiiiez i'fOxXES BEN.JAMll .,,.,/■•» <^'<»"l JMiiK.s, f OSBORX .^c DA VI l^erlanj House Carey's MiUs, ""'os w of Silver Uawkins Mary, horell Mernll W P, „eneral ■Vhetfer Otto, hotel pi ,Uade OCbotelproJ ^'adeAVi||iamB,pos| Carson's, Calavera locality, 2;-) miles. > Caspar, Mendoeinol Mendocino) a sm.l '0'> 50 miles n w ] IjromJyJJ^wheehvrigl] A. BOMAN&OoJ A. KOHIiBB, Ban Franolsoo, imporU Foreign and Amerioan Inttrumenta for Bandi. 128 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. (JROVKS WILLIA^I II, prop Globe Hotel LOCKWOOD.TAMKS L, ntlorncy at law May (Jeorpc, attonn'y at law , Newberry II C «& Co, bootmaker;* and I f^atbllers O'lJHYANT WILLIAM J, physician, (b'ii<;<;ist, and apotiieeary I O'lIAHA CIIAHLKS, prop C'amptonvllle Livery Stable in JKINCJTON STKriIEN W, groce- ries, proviinions, and liardwaru Ueddan Henry W, groceries, provision?, tnid burdware Kideout «& Co, bankers Hobrer & (jcrwientjr, bootmakers Siierman Krederick, jmip IJ. S. Hotel Sneatl James A, blacksmith Stevenson Wesley, dry goods THOXELL & HALLECK, billiards, etc Variel .losbna H, carpenter Walton Thomas HO, Justice of the Pence, and Commissioner Deeds Canon City, Trinity Co (P O nd'.lrePH •luuction City) GG miles w of Weaver- villo lirooks & Kellogg, general merchandise (iilzeno James, hotel jiroprietor Tbede G, hotel proprietor Carbondale, Contra Costa Co (P o I address Mar tinez) IG miles c of Mur- { tinez .lONES in<:NJA]\IIN, snpt San Francis- I CO Coal IMines, 1 mile n e of Clayton OSBOllN & DAVIES, proprietors Cum- berland House Carey's MiUs, Alpine Co, P O, 18 miles w of Silver Mountain Hawkins ISIary, hotel proprietress Merrill AV P, general merchandise Sclietter Otto, hotel proprietor Wade ( ) C, hotel proj)rietor V'ade William B, postmaster, and lumber Carson's, Calaveras Co, a small mining locality, 20 miles s of Mokulumne Hill Caspar, Mendocino Co (P O address Mendocino) a small agricultural local- ity, 50 miles n w of Ukiah Ih-omly D, wheelwright Jackson J G, genl indse and manufts McCullum 1) N, agent Caspar Saw Mill Smith Joseph, hotel keeper Cecilville, Klamath Co (P O address Sawyer's Bar) a mining locality, 20 miles 8 e of Orleans Bar Bennet &, Miller, general merchandise Cedarville, Eldorado Co (PO address Fair Phty) a small mining locality on the CoMimnes liiver, 24 miles s c of Placerville Centerville. Fresno Co, (V O ad- dress. Smiths Ferry) a small agri- cultural locality on King's liiver 2'» miles w of IMillerlon, and generally known as Scottsb'.irg Anderson &, Co, general merchandise Caldwell Wm C, hotel pro|)rietor Ellis W E, physician and clergynnm Howell II I), physician McCune C S (Fresno River) gen'l mer Central House, Butte Co, P O, 12 miles s of Orovillo Eusley S B, clergyman Matoon E, physician Palmer H, clergyman Slocum John C, general merchandise Thresher S P, clergyman Centreville, Alameda Co, P O, 15 miles s e of San Leandro and 31 miles s e of San Francisco BAaiBER & McLEOD, proprs American House Beck David II, h.^rness maker Bond George W, Justice of the Peace Feder & Ilirsh, general merchandise Hall R B, physician Lewis James, hotel keeper Munch «St Walton, blacksmiths, etc Myers B F Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Plummer & Co, proprs Crystal Salt Works Rose A P, barber Rumsey L I, boot and shoe maker Salz Jacob, general merchandise Stevens C J, post master YATES L G, dentist Charleston, Yolo Co, P O, lO miles n e of Woodland A. BOMAlf & Co., San Franoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday School Books, etc. Insure your life in the NORTH AMERICA UFB mSUBANCB CO. 124 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESP DIRECTORY. o o m s i CQ ■♦a* a t (0 & 6 t' i-t 10 ■d a< o e 1 I 5 n i 1 o u c? a O n ^ Cherokee, Butte Co, P O, lO miles n of Oroville Davis William P, j/iiysician Glass Samuel, Justice of the Peace Gooddiiy L, dry goods, etc Jeniniigs Orlando, civil engineer INIoore & McDanel, liotel proprietors and pcneral mcTcli.Tnt^ MOORK II A, post master Pulliam IVI R C, attorney at law Vinton Thomas L, general merchandise Cherokee, Nevada Co, (P O address, Patterson) a mining locality 12 miles n w of Nevada City IMartin M W, post master, express agent, and general merchandise MOIUJAN HENRY, groceries, provi- sions, li(piors, etc iVIurphy J B, groceries, provisions, liguors, and general merchandise SMIDT FRED, prop Smidt Exchange Hotel Turney C Mrs, proprietress Turney 's Hotel ChiCO, Butte Co, P O, an important and flourishing locality on the main stage road to Oregon, and tlie star- ting point of the new stage road to Idaho and ^lontana via Susanville, 25 miles n w of Oroville, and \)7 miles n of Sacramento Bader V, hairdresser and baths Baker & Hooper, bootmakers Bull Charles, watchmaker and jeweller Barnliart James, boots and shoes BARTON FRANK A, drugs and med- icines BIDWELL THOMAS J, post master and agent Wells, Fargo & Co BISHOP A W, pro[> of " Cliico Courant " and attorney at law Breslauer B, general merchandise Butler A B, gunsmith Butterfield George, manfacturer doors, l)linds, etc Cary &. Willey, saloon CLARKE J A, attorney at law Croisant Ciiarles, brewery CROSBY G B, agt Cal and Idaho Stage Co DUREN WILLIAM H, Justice of the Peace, Notary I'ublic, and stationery, fancy goods, etc sashes es. Eagen J S, house and carriage painter Ellsworth & Pine, bakers French C L physician FULLER HENRY W, agt State Tel Co Grillith J C, physician IIALLET & LOY, sashes, doors, blinds, etc Ilallet Andrews, Notary Public and In- surance agent Hansen Ciiarles, boot maker Hickcox J & S, groceries JOHNSON & WETHERBEE, propri- etors Chico Hotel Jones George F, agent Occidental Ins Co Marks Ssunuel, tailor and clotliier MARTIN JAMES C, attorney at law MAXSON, WARNER & C(), propri- etors Chico Sash Factory ^lonis J 1), jdiysician IMorse J S, dentist McFadden Thomas, stoves and tinware Nourse Geo F, forwarding and com'n Noonan Jerry C, druggist and apothecary (rFerrall R II, butcher O'Xeil Robert. |)roprietor Union Hotel Parkington J W, jiiiysician Parkinson David F, |)hysician Parten lluse O, varieties and fimcy goods Peters & Sherwood, blacksmiths Robinson Henry, wagon maker Roister & Walsh, harness and saddlery Sherer Joseph, livery stable Silsbee William II & Co, blacksmiths and wagon makers Springstead Frank II, cigars and tobacco Sproul & French, sursxeons and phvsiciaes SUNDERLIN HENRY L, livery siable SUYDAM & JONES, mining store and general merciiandise Tilden William P, physician Walerland AVilliam, tailor Wetherbee & Eddy, |)rops Chico Saloon Willey & Carey, saloon Wilson E B, attorney at law WOOD & CHAPMAN, general mdsc Woodman J M Rev, sciiool teacher Wools George W, saddler and harness maker I Chili, Calaveras Co, P O, G miles n of San Andreas Ilodgdon II A, post master and general merchant Murjdiy M, general merchandise j Pillon A, general merchandise Is The PACIFIC INBTTBAI^'OB] OO. Insures aitainst Fire and Marine hazards. A. KOB Chinese Can J2iiiiIesso( ! BOGLE J A, pi, i "",": ^^' McAdani MRNE M, ,,„„, Cuffing C, saddles JV^l'i'jr C. general LGLING LEAVI; sniitli ' Fol^om 'i'hdinas S Fninciscc F, |,,ii,. ; ( .eenover Wilham • (^oodricli J 3Irs, m iGRosc. ditch 'oi; Gueno P,.,ei-, gener P ;\Ii'neJ(;,;,K,„„ : , McLaughli,, Willia, ,M, .r.tSolinsky,,,, ; ;\i'"^T •' ^^•- carpr.;.,^ 3 i Morns .V: JJro. ,1,.,, „ ||Rein.h,^,.,., (. ^.,,J^ J"';' ' ?' 'f. (Jarretf SOLIXSK'V C ^y j Sti..nberg ^ 3l,.y.,. , ^\0LFActC0.,rr^ Chrysopolis, Iny, " of Independen Chiirntown, Shas '• e of Shasta 'Wgl.If.nry. general J "lie Patriek. genera %ers0.tCo,merch Cisco, Nevada Co, !l'»' Duicli Flat »oads, [}■', ,„i|^.^ „ nurckhalfer F, ,r,„,^,. pen,.,.;,! merchaiK ,A>AVA\,t GOV ."'"'" ^'.Hothing, boo, I ''J?'HTt .^ t'o, forwar. I p. "'•''■^•I"irifs, p,.„,i,„, Kisner 1), elp.hing, ,1, I Havener & Ekhr-ii, L m liquors, etc I fi.mi.lneys & Nunnall^ ]:l-""t & Co, forwardin merchants, grain, e '"''':■" '>^^^|.ropriet. m,nmg.tDuck,;,g,s^ |-^Iii.hews&Frazier,boo news depot A.BOMAN&Oo.,Sa, A. KOHIiEB, San Francisco, importer and dealer in Music 7;ook8. STATE OF CALIFOHNIA. 125 Chinese Camp, Tuolumne Co, P O, Maxson Frank, Snpt J^nterprise Quartz 12 miles s of Sonora Mill BOGLE J A, physician and druggist IJunk & ISIfAdanis, mining store r.VHNE M, boarding Cutting C, saddles and harness E'l'lin'' 0, <'en('i*al vari<*ty EGLTNGLEAVIS.whoelright and black- ClairviUe, Sonoma Co, P O 23 miles „„,:,i, n w ot Santa Kosa (sec GeyserviUe) STEWART DANIEL, groceries, pro- visions, liquors, etc Wynian & Webster, groceries, provisions, and "jreneral merchants smitli Folsoni Thomas S, saloon Francisco F, hair dresser Geenovcr William B, clothing Goodrich J Mrs, prop Granite House GROS C. ditch owner Gueno Peter, general merchandise Mane J C', saloon McLaugldin William, livery stable ClarkSVille, El Dorado Co, P O, 18 miles \v ot Piacerville Arm.li'. II E ^Iis, s^iiool teacher Hates A R, attorney at law Rremer John F, attorney at law Cunnnins D, postmaster, news dealer, etc Donahoe Jane J\Iis, boarding \l Miller & Solinsky, agts Wells, Fargo «!c Co ; Durand Jonas, saloon Miller J R, carpenter and builder ]\Iorris it Rro, dry goods and clothing Heinshengcr C. saloon Smith W 11. (Jarrett House saloon SOLINSKV C W II, Garrett House Stienberg it ^leyer, market Walkcrley tt Rro, general merchandise WOLF A miles n e of Sacramento j li(piors, etc I Humphreys & Nunnnlly, produce merchts Lcct & Co, forwarding and commission merchants, grain, etc jMiuldcn D W, proprietor Cisco Hotel Perrin & Co, blacksmiths Pons Peter, groceries RHINE & Co, general merchandise Stranahan & Car|)enter, butchers SWANN JAMES, saloon Miuming & Duck, agts Wells, Fargo & Co , WALL GEORGE, brewery Mathews & Frazier, books, stationery, and Williams Richard, supt Whahookan Cop- news depot I per Mines IK II I " H : f| r,!; ' • 'AS A, BOMAN & Co., San Francisco. School Books, Juvenile anct Toy Books, Games, etc NORTH ASII3BICA IiIFE INSURANCE CO., Policies guaranteed by State of Now Vork. MASON & 126 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Cleveland, llnniboWt Co, (POiuUlicss Eel River) 20 miles s of Eureka Dunjinn Thoniufi, hotel proprietor Beurdinn; & Loliide, general inereliandise Garrat T G, boot and slioe maker cupper Mills, «"tte Co, P O, 31 miles e of Oroville Bailey & Wliitc, sliingle and latli mniif Crist G ¥ & Co, props saw mill Fry Bruce, cooper Jones i^; Cartland, Clipper ]\Iills and tur- pentine manufactory Kelly -T B, propr Woodvilie House Plant L .[, propr Pine Grove House Pratt & Iloibrook, generiil mfrchants and agents Wells, Fargo & Co Pratt Enocli, post master Story Tliomas II, propr Barton House Wing Hing & Co, Ciiinese merchants ClOVerdale, Sonoma Co, P O, 33 miles n \v of Santa Kosa , COOK CHARLES, saloon ! Dodsrc William R, blacksmith i GERKHAUI/r H F, hotel keeper I Ililchcock A P, saloon I Hutcliitison John, slioe maker McElarricy Frank, jirop ('loverdalo House I jMitcliell C B. genensl nicrcliaiit Oiilis & Field, agts Truman & Co's Ex- lircs- and livery stable Prince I'ct*'!', post master ! Walker I) W, blncksmith Weintraut Charles, harness m.'tker I Whitman J II. agent Wells, Fargo & Co Williams tfc Caldwell, livery sli>ble Wise & Gtddlish, general nierehants Coal Mines, Contra Costa Co, (P O address, Martinez) 1 miles e of Mar- tinez (see Carbondale) Cold Spring, El Dorado Co, P O, ."> miles n \v of Placerville Denn S C, post master L'jofboiirrow I) T, mining store IMcTarnahan J C, agent Columbus Quartz Mill Pascall C, supt Keysione Copper Mine Colfax, Placer Co, P 0. 11» miles n e of Auburn, on Central Pacilic Railroad Ah Fong, Ciiinese merchant Belton & Johnson, black smiths and wagon makers Benjamin Wm, saddle and harness maker Bowley M G, drugs and medicines Cleveland V W, j)ost master Collins D B, physician CULVER J A, blacksmith and wagon maker DAVIS A G, agent ]M Greenwood, for- warding and commission Durkel O, clothing, boots and shoes Earl D W. forwarding and com merchant EGBERT & CO, wholesale and n-tail geid merchandise, and proprs Cape Horn and Pacitic Saw Mills Fisher J T, Pacilic livery stable Garrahan M E ]Mrs, Central Hotel Greenwood M, forwarding and com mer- chant Ilanak S, hardware, tin, crockery, etc Hang Kee, Chinese merchants IIALPIIEN& SON, gen'l merchandise Iliggins B S, owner Colfax and Dutcli Flat Toll Road Hop Sing, Chinese merchant Ilumphrc^ys J II, pnxluce Johnson Otto, proprietor Oasis Saloon JONES & CURLEY', Railroaarne.s J L & Hm : '5Kr^I> ROBERT BODFJSH W l}; f notary public ' ni.ge.^s IJ, blacksmiti (-'PALMERS GFf i CHALMERS ]{0I Nevada Hotel la.l; R V, b.„'elu.r a AVIS L, groceries, amey Charles, blacl fertel A E, dergv.n,, ngl.am ( .eorge li, at '!'• VI J. clothing, Loots, Marshall J W, wi„,. „ •^'KRIHLL OLIVFI ■MITCHELL pirn! " t'lls, Fargo it ( Jr;'*"";/ ''"•is Colon Jlohar I,.,„-y,bi,li„,,, •^ "'th E M, wine t.-ov SI'EARNS WM^C Creek Ditel, I'-o«-ott J C, propr ..,.., vilh', etc ^:inG„i|,le,AA,altoi "'■"•■'• S B.t E, gr. find general nierch Colorado, Mariposa ' -I'lariposa I ':■"'••"■<('' John A, genen -^'.•<" .t Co. general ,n, '"'"'-'iWilliatn, genera :;;nbald,& ('o, .,,,,,,., ,""'<'0' Fdward, saloon '•'•>;«Ta A, blacksmith r";( .'inn John, saloon Myerberg & Co, gener.. [Nnith&Parlier, livery A. ROMAN &Oo!i MASOir & HAMLIN'S ORaANB. KOHIiEB, Agent, San Francisco. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 127 WORRILL J & CO. forwarding merclits YP^ATES J) S, saddle, harncjis, and boot manufactory Ziegenbein & Hefner, genl merchandise CollinSVille, Solano Co, P on the east shore of Suisiin Bay, GO miles n e of San Francisco Coloma, El Dorado Co, P O, 10 miles n w of Placorviile ALLIIOFF M, winegrower IJarncs J L & Bro, wine gi-owors BELL ROBERT, general nicirliandise BODFISir W II, attorney at law and notary public Biigcss R, blacksmith CHALMERS GEO ROE, dry goods CHALMERS ROBERT propr Sierra Ncvah''n, stoves & tinware Wise J, bakery i Columbia Hill, Nevada Co, P O 1 1 niilfs n e ot Nevada City. (See Nortli Columbia.) a CO & 5 10 ■g I Colusa, C(jlusa Co, P O, county seat of Colu.«a County, on the rijrlit bank of the Sacramento River; legal dis- tances, from Sacramento 7.') miles, from Slocklon 12.3 miles, Irom San Quentin, 205 miles. ADDINCTON & GREEN, publishers Colusa Sun I Allen, Charles II, jdiysician I Uaer & .Ictl'reys, blacksmiths ' Burnett T S, clergyman CAREY LEWIS, stoves, tinware and sheet iron worker Case E. ( Eddy Landing) general mer- chandise O § CO o m n % a Chapin E, saloon CLARK TRUMAN S, contractor and carpenter Clark Woodruff, (Sulphur Springs) hotel keeper Culp .Tolin ]\r, livery stable Goad William F, attorney at law GREEN AV S, editor Colusa Sun Green W W, prop'r American House Hamilton Lewis Ii^, saddle and harness : maker Harris & ,Ione«, general merchants \ Ingram G C, (Bear Valley) hot(d keeper .lOIINSON ALEX'R J, physician Kirkpatrick Benj F, wagon maker Lan(! .1 W, (Antelope Valley) hotel keeper LIENING JOHN H, prop'r Colusu House and Postmaster ^IcBryant JI. restaurant Sem|)le Charles I), attorney at law Shei)ards()n Dudley, attorney at law Sherman, Spalding & Cook, prop'rs Co- lusa Flouring Mill Shutt George V, prop'r Colusa Ferry Sinnnons Mary E, (Sinnnons Springs) ho- tel k<'eper TREADWAY JOSEPH G, attorney at law Van Dorsten Henry A, saloon \'eavey «t Co, blacksmiths WARE GEO AV, general merchandise Weaver A R, attorney at law Wilbur E, (Wilbur Springs) hotel keeper WILSON WALTER, billiard saloon Wooil Henry, boot maker AVoods J Hop, drug^ist and apothecary COLUSA CO. Organized in 18.")0. Boundaries— North by Tehama, cast liy Sacramento Hiver, separating it from Butte and Sutter, south by A'olo, and west bv Lake and Mendocino. Aiea of the Count v, 4,000 stjuare miles. County Seat. Colusa. O I'' F I C E R 8 . niiiri:. INCIMItF.N'r. in:su County Clcik bickscni Hart . . . District Atiorni'V Dinlh'v Slicpni'ilson Siici-iir ." Sum. N[. Wright. JJocorikr Iiickson Hart. . . . Trea-iurcr J. Ib)|) Woc)ils. . . Assessor Samuel II. Hinall .Surveyor Will. S. Green. . . Coroner Isaai' N. ( 'aiii .... I'uMie Adniinistratoi' Isaac N. Cain . . . Su|Kirinlenilent I'niilic Schools Joint C. Aildington Colusa Supervisor, 1st Distrii't 'I'lios. A. IJotfs " 2il " IJohert Harris . " 3(1 '' lolin Hoyrjis . . . Colusn March, 18C8 SAL.MiV. SldDO prami. Fe(-s. S'.'iO per aiHi. Fees. Princeton . . Colusa (iratul IshiMd 1*8 per day. I Fees. Oil Center, Colu«a . . , Princeton . Sept , 18CT.. lH6»i.. $8 per day. PAOiriO XNSUBANOB OO. Oasb Asseta, $1,113,862.83. CHICKBHIM-O's ■ g , CONTRA ■ 3 ! Pablo Bay and ■ E ''y Alameda an o fl o 1 *1"^''e miles. ( 2 BB ^ — — - « H^ I f »"";.V Clerk ... ■ « ■ C i ir"."':-' Attorney . ' « H i ' '^'lentf ■' ■ ts ^ " treasurer ~ i ■ .S -^y^sossor. ...'.'.' ^ Surveyor ..'. •§ ■ S Coroner . .*.' *■« i'"''''9A'^>m"n'istrVtm a ■ fl Supentitendent I'nI.ii ■ -,Superv.ort..tI,i,,;i Sf Copper City, "■| i ^ir^ss, Sl.ash.) I|! »T?^'"*J5"bcod< ml 'V"^'""son John, i, Ml ''!;;««& Logan, gc- M^ ■ijCopperopoIis, j a, I niiles s w of < ■ J miles e of StiK- 9^ ! ton & Coppero ■g i nut mining Jo( ■: j i'limediate' vici, Mi : f"j|'i>oi- I'cgious ( ■r Abbotts S.„ot«,.v, K „.,"S''"t, Ifnion I: "ALCII HENRV, ■t Co/)|,er i\Xi„f, W '5EA. 'aSLEV AV 1 H'J"^^ C ct.niage n,a i '""^;'f>t'ld & Afi.i.j, i StabK.s, rnioM •"^ 1'' II saloon an <■•''"" ■•;(h. Joseph, Ca I'nion S^rr'^ C\ Globe irofl ^"ilELFlJEDElUC andmclieim.,, im avie August, Polka J ^ mwtot-d GVs„,„o„^ ljii(' House, T'nion liurke F II, saloon and billiards. Union Uinke (ieorge, barber, Union Calinr .'.th Joseph, California Restaurant. Union Cassidy C, Globe Hotel, Union CIl'.IEL FREDERICK, physician.drugs sind medicines, Union Clavio August, Polka Saloon, Union Crawford G, saloon, Union RESIDHNnC. Term Expires. SALAKY Martinez .lan'ary, 1868 S1500 prann. Paelieeo March, Martinez " 18()8 Fees $1000 & fees. Fees. I'acheeo Martinez Per diem. , Fees. Latiiyettc .March, 1868 Fees. l'ach"e<(> " " $400 per ann. San Pahlo Nov., 1868 . . iPer diem. Danville " 1867 . . i '• " iPaeheco I " 1866 .. " " Crawford J S, barber and baths. Un- ion Collins W F & Co, stoves and tin ware. Court Cidver C, hotel and Teamster's Home, Union Davidson ]M, dry goods and clothing, Union Delroy C, Calaveras lircwery. Union Dinclar A, boarding house and saloon. Union Donnels & Zolner, Union ^larket. Union Donghcrly .1, general merchandise, Union Dunn Tlionias, Union Sidoon. Union Emery »t Cut'icr. groceries and hardware. Union Faxon Frederick, saloon. Union Flyi\ & Reen, Central ^larket. Union (lorzig H, saloon. Union HATCH i^ I5EHAM, publishers Cop- pcropolis Cduricr Hays .1, lioots and slmes, Union Ho^L'. . 11. U S Hotel. Union Holi W'ni. Wiisiiingloii Maikd. Union Honit;-berg( r L, gciurMl merchandise, I'nion J(mes E C, boots and slioe*. Union lvell\ tV (Jilliland, drugs and medicines. Union Kelly L, proprietor Copperopolis Hotel, Union Kflly W A, physician. Union Kendall .lames. Keystone Hotel, TInion Kuhlaril H, boots and shoes. Union McCriliis v^ Co. saloon, lliiion McDonald A, saddles and harness. Union CO m A BOMAN & OO., San Francisco, receive New Books by every Hteamer. 8 !l % 1:' 11 Ii lIKlii! If Pin li'-' ur NOBTH AMEBICA IiIFE INSUBANOI! CO. No restriction on occupation or travel. o o a CO >> es 130 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. McLean II, physician, Union Meyers A J, saloon and billiards. Union Mintzer P B, agent Sisson'a stage line, Union Morris S, dry goods and clothing, Union Moycr A S, tobacco and cigars, Union PIKE J M, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, Union Pike Wilii.im, banker. Union PhUet G B, French Restaurant, Union Piince George T, general variety store. Union Raffo Bros, gen'l merchandise, Union Rettberg J, grocer, Union Robertson E B, physician. Union Robinson L R, barber and hair dresser, Union Rollins Benson, grocery and bakery ,Union SHELDON H II, sup't Keystone Cop- per Mine Shield J, jeweler. Union Sim[)son Adam, cabinet maker and up- holsterer, Union ! Snell A, saloon and billiards. Union ^ Stetzer E. Union Restaurant, Union Sullivan William, saloon and billiards Tliomayer K IMrs, confectionery. Union Turner J II, j)aints and oils. Union Usiar Frank, saloon, Union Wedel (lustave, Springtield Brewery de- pot, Union Westlcy «fc AVilliams, general variety store, Union Zaiss G B, C'opperopolis Brewery, Main Coppervale, Lassen Co, P 0, 20 miles s oi Susanville (Goodrich C C, hotel proprietor and post ina.-ter CorallitaS, Santa Cruz Co, (P O ad- dress. Watsonville) 13 miles n c of Santa Cruz Cum John, tannery Cordelia, Solano Co, (P O address, RoL'kville) 10 miles s w of Fairfield Buhrmeistcr C, blacksmith and general merchandise Pittman C J Mrs, prop Bridgeport Hotel COBUmnSS, Sacramento Co, P (), 20 miles s e of Siicramento Aronson llcniry, general merchandise Estabrook James, blacksmith Grimshaw W R, hotel proprietor Odbert J P, hotel proprietor Wilson W D, proprietor Wilson's Hotel Cottage Grove, Klamath Co, P O, I 7 miles of Orleans Bar j Cottonwood, Siskiyou Co, (P O ad- dress, Henley) 20 miles n of Yreka Blaske A, general merchandise Brown Joim W, hotel proprietor Emlinton John, butcher Ewbanks J S, blacksmith Hasawk A, postmaster and gen mercht Hugh J V, saloon Cottonwood, Tehama Co, P O, 10 miles n of Red Bluff. The P O address of names marked thus * is American Ranch, Shasta Co *Adaras J W, (Oakley's Ferry) general merchandise *Ball William, (Shingle Creek) manufac- turers of lumber *Bell J J, (Clear Creek) hotel proprietor *Berry J AV, general merchandise *Carver William, (Bear Creek) manufac- turer lumber *Cachrun J, (Shingle Creek) man lumber *I)riland Joseph, cabinet maker *Foster Jacob, hotel proprietor Goay Thomas, blacksmith Jackson A B, general merchandise *Klotz R, (Shingletown) manuf lumber Laventhiil E, (Battle Creek) general mer- chanilise *Lean AVillian), wine manufacturer *Ludwick William, hotel proprietor *M()ra Tiiomas, (Siiingletown) gen'l mdse *Nicholas & (jlear, flour manufacturers Ruff J A. physician *Simons J W, (Parkville) general mdse *Smith O, physician *Winscl J, (Battle Creek) physician Coulterville, Mariposa Co, P 0, 18 miles n w of Maiiposa Aiken J M, saloon and billiards Amsden Isaac, saloon and billiards Arthur Robert, blacksmith Ayers Thomas, books and stationery Bedford J F, physician Bell II M, saloon Pi a O O > » a 'H h c i ■n i « « i PACIFIC Ilf SUB ANCE CO. Office 422 California Street, San Francisco. 1 endola & San l*'|'Pr James, i I'orter J \\\ .,( licen I) it Co, Shinier it Co, 1 Sliimer James, Nmiil, & S,.o„, Tescornia it ('o ^\'oretix, J()S(., Wooster it Co, Crescent Ci incor. city Norte Co; eisCO; it«ir;| A. KOHIiEB, Agent, Ban Francisco. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 131 8 3 pR K ,& 1 I d n \ \ S h S 3 fl s 9 b t ■H e |0 § '4 a '■3 'Q a < ■■< L I !< >• I Jul ■Dl illjC Ise 41 18 ol IJellompiie M, tiiismitli Black A, hotel propr, Yosemite road Casb'T'.aii «& Co, general merchandise Cassaccia A, saloon and billiards Cleveland & Gordon, carj»enters etc Cody N T, banker, drujigist and P M Cohn 1} & Co. dry goods and clothing Coulter & Co, Yosemite livery stable COULTER G W, proprietor hotel Counts George, i)roprietor hotel Cox V II, j)hy8ician Kbbelts George, carpenter and builder PVancisco li, general merchandise FIJANKL L, general merchandise Goodman V, photographer Green & ("arpenter, market Hancock Joseph, saloon .Tones Ralph, news agent and watchmaker Leason Joseph, boot and shoe maker Long T W, attorney at law flyers Henry, general merchandise NEWCOMKU & IJOYI), proprs Stock- ton and Sonora stage line Pendola & Siinguinetfi, general mdse Piper .lanies, millwright Porter J W, attorney at law Keen 1) »fc Co, butchers Sliimer «fc C-o, livery stable Siiimer Jamt's, blacksmith Smith &, Scott, livry stable Tescornia «t Co, general merchandise Vigoreiix, .foseph, restaurant Wooster & Co, iron foundry Crescent City. Del Norte Co, P o, iiRHir. city and county seat of Del Norte Co; 207 miles n of .San Fran- cisco; legal ilistances, from Sacramen- to 4(!.'> mih's, from Stockton lO.J miles, and from San Quentin oGj miles Oil rcicns. — William Collins, President ; H H Dickinson, iMarshal ; 1) S Sart- well, Assessor ; M J JIcNamara, Sec Adams R E, attorney-at-hiw Alirens H, furniture AntJiony «fc V'anPelts, (Smith River) country store li.ilh (Jcorge, saloon iJivxIer ,r A »fc P T, hardware Hiirr & Russell, general merchandise liurtchell Frank, butcher Collins William, gunsmith Ciosiua Louis, butcher Dorris li F, stoves and tinware DlJGAN & WALL, forwarding .ind com raerchs, and agents Wells, Fargo & Co Eldridge J E, photographer Emery George W, saddles and harness Fischermnn A, boots and shoes Fleming John, hotel proprietor Frantz J V, blacksmith Gordon & Dickinson, groceries and dry goods Handy A, (Camp Lincoln) groceries Hanson C L, cigars and fruit Harker William, fancy goods, etc Haynes J P, attorney-Jit-law Houck Jesse, hotel proprietor Hughes .Tames, druggist Kingsland & jMalone, livery stable Kingsland T G, proprietor saw mill Knox F, pi ysician ISIagruder F> W, carpenter Marhoffer Joseph, brewery INIason Edgar, physician Slayer CJcorge, butcher McLellan & Ilillman, livery stable McNamarji & Bro, hotel proprietors Miller John, blacksmith Mung Sing, commission and forwarding Murphy E, groceries and provisions Oliver G(!orge W, wagon maker Orman Heiu-y Jr, cari)enter Patterson Chas, carpenter and builder PfeilT'er C H, dry goods Ranilnll R G, house and sign painter Rice Rev, (.Methodist) clergym.in Richards .Tacob, saloon and hotel propr Richerts F, hotel proprietor Richertz .lohn (', saloon Russell George & Co, general mdse Sartwcll D S, jeweler Saville & 13arby, saloon and billiards .Selig & Chaplin, dry goods and clothing Smith «& Handy, saloon ' Stone & West, saloon .Straul G 1), furniture Volander A, tannery Watson William, wagon maker Weiiger I & Co, grocery and bakery Woodbury & Marhoffer, general mdse Wright S 1', attorney-af-hiw Crystal Lake, Nevada Co. (See Policy's Station) Crystal Springs, San iviateo Co, (P O address San Mateo) 4 miles w of San Mateo and 25 miles s of San Francisco KI'^NNEY M, proprietor Crystal Springs Hotel A. BOJBlAIf & Co., Ban Franoisco. Wholesale and Betall Dealers in Books. Iiiii i Ih mm r 1 liiU;, i i NOBTH AMERIOA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Policies Kuoranteed by State of New York. A. KOHL 132 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY a OQ & 6 10 E Cucamonga, San Rornanlino Co, (I' () aildicfss >San llernarilino) tlie locality of tiio wiiu' prnwiiifr estab- lisliinent of Sainsevaiii liros, 20 iiiilos w of San IJernardino Damascus, Placer Co, P O, o8 miles n c of Aiil)uin Asililey J T, .lustice of tlie Pence ]{iirk Thoina.-), hotel proprietor Cannon T K, Ijiitcher Dcviloy II K, crocerie.s and provisions I IItij»lies 11 H, pliy.CC., 1867.. , 1808 (t i; (( If t( Dec, 1867. S.M.AUV. ?!()(JOpranii, Fees. «rewster & Co, owners Brewster's Ce- i mentJMill j Rryant I»ros, owners Diamond Saw 3Iill Chapman C P, drugs, medicines, books, stationery, etc Cooke .T & Co, owners Cooke's Cement Mill DAY W S, dry gooils, clothing, boots, etc, and postmaster. Dougherty P O, 1« m (see Dublin Fillon, Turner & Co, groceries, provision--, Griffith & Rryant, ownei"s Stouebreakei' Saw Mill Griffith M G, banker, dealer gold dust,| and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Hooker & Co, door ami sash manutactnrvj Lasky IM, books, stationery, tobacco arnij varieties LEVY & HARRIS, groceries, provij] ions, and general merchandise Levy R, dry gomls, clothing, etc Nicholas D H, i)hysieian Siesbuttel Alexander, prop'r Lafnyetifl Hotel Douglas Plat, Jiddress, Mur| f-il'fy, 10 mil, Gogiio Antoii.'i, mi Henrietta J Mrs, r Winn J, mining st Insure ia bbe beat Local Companyt " THS FAOIFIO." A. KC A. KOHLBR'S Music and Piano Warerooms, 424 Sanaom Street, Ban Franoiaoo. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 133 Don Pedro, Tuolumne Co, (V O ad- dress Green Springs) 25 miles s of Sonera Cimuvin E, general merchandise Ciiurcli L A, hotel proprietor Niles Paul, notary public Price R F, physician Price T L, ))iiysician Haddiff J IF, general merchandise Sanborn John, hotel proprietor Taylor Albert & Bros, gen'l merchandise Dougherty Station, Alameda Co, P O, 18 miles s e oi' Sun Leandro (see Dublin) Douglas City, Trinity Co, P O, G miles south of AVeuverville Cantorcritz II, dry goods Flanders Thomas, Douglas City Hotel Kelton & Kellogg, gencrsd merciiandise Ivelton Edward A, postmaster Douglas Plat, Calaveras Co, (P O address. Murphy's) a small mining lo- cality, 10 miles n of Sonoru Goglio Antoiia, mining store Henrietta J Mrs, ale and porter Winn J, mining store Downieville, Sierra Co, P O, and county seat of Sierra Co. Legal distances, from Sacramento 110 miles, from Stockton l.')."> inil(!s, and fiom San Quentin 240 miles AIKIX SILAS D,pliysician Aslier A J5, carpenter and cabinet maker liartlett Louis, attorney at law Hollo (.r i*c Co, groceries IJOSCII FERDINAND, prop'r Down- ieville Rrewery Byington & Co, butchers Cailloux G F, saloon and bowling alley Campbell John, liquor saloon Chase G C, |)iivsician COCHRANE 'RICHARD A. chemist, a]»othecary, assaver, and metallurgist CODE JAMES K, blacksmith COIIN A & CO, dry goods, clothing, carpets, etc Colony U C, saddler Cowdery J F, attorney at law CROSSMAN & ROGERS, proprietors Armory Hall Stables, and Downie- ville & Ilowland Flat passenger train Davidson Samuel IJ, attorney at law Decuges Constant, sign writer and painter DEWEY & VAUGHN, editors and pro- prietors Mountain Messenger DORMER & CLARKE, editors and pro- jirietors Sierra Advocate DOW lEVILLE FOUNDRY, Luther iV 'lin, j)ro|)rietors EARNSHACHJCR F A & CO, prop's St Charles Hotel Eastman Thomas M, general merchandise Field Edwin jr, watchmaker and jeweler GILBERT CHARLES W, hardware, stoves, etc Gonin Anilrew, propr Cosmopolitan Hotel Goodrich Charles, dentist GRANT PATRICK, dry goods, cloth- ing, etc Harris (Jarland, Justice Peace and No- tary Public Ilartling \'alcntine, bootmaker HAVEN JAMES M, attorney at law and notary public llirschteliler Emanuel, dry goods, clothing and fancy goods HUGHES; & SMITH, prop'rs I'la/a Stables and Howland Flat pack train JOHNSON JAMES A, attornevat law JUDKINS it H AMOR, photographers JUMP ALEMBY, physician KEYES Z W, groceries and fancy goods Kruse Ernst, billiard and liipior saloon LAMPING P A & CO, bankers Lanata & Co, groceries Latreille 15, laihir and clothing LUTHER lit OLIN, proprietors Down- ieville Foundry LUTHER W T & CO. forwarding, connnission and packing McDonald Owen, proprietor McDonald's Hotel IMcKinsey Andrew J, jiostmaster Moisson .lohn, Ijoots and shoes Navarrete M, groceries NESSLER LORENZ, proprietor Sierra Breweiy Orear John AY, telegraph agent, station- ery, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Paine George C, blacksmith Pratt & Bowers, attorneys at law RHODES & LARRIEU, proprietors Downieville House Ruck Christian, boot maker SCAMMAN II. bnnker STODDERT WILLI AIM, groceries and general merchandise a ,ML. ■t. ■' A. SOMAN & Co., Ban Francisco. Qeneral Agents for Subscription Books. NOBTB AMXBIOA ZiIFB INSUBANOB OO. For valuable information turn to pose 161. 134 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1 Straus Julius, watchmaker Vnnclinf Peter, attorney at law WEIL JOHN, general merclinndisc Williams Jercmiali, clothing, etc Dry Creek, Yuba Co, (P O acWrcsa Oregon llouse) Abbott John M, wine manufacturer Showozler George, general merchandise DrytOWn, Amador Co, P O, 11 miles n w of Ja(!kson Anvil Jiimes, agent Loyal Mining Co. Quartz ^lill Bruno & (^'o, prop'rs Italian Quartz Mill Clark W O, groceries, provisions and general merchandise Creed & Wood, proprietors Potosi Quartz Mill Croglow II, wagon maker Evans II, manufacturer tin and sheet iron ware Fiske II M, pliysician Iliirrington J W, prop'r Exchange Hotel Hearst Geo & Co, owners Loyal M Cu's Quartz Mill HOOPER JOHN, agent Plymouth Gold Mining Company Hooper W li, agent Spring Hill Quartz Mill Louis S & liro, dry goods, clothing, boots, etc Ludy Adam, bakery Mayon T II, physician MiUer D li, blacksmith Myers & Kichtmyer, owners marble quarry RICHTMYER B F, general mer- chant, postmaster, telegraph agent, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co. ROBERTSON J R, agent Seaton Min- ing Company Taylor «& IIoo|)er, owners Spring Hill Quartz Mill Walton E W, blacksmith Wheeler .Tames, projj'r Wheeler's ]Mill WILLIAMS J C, groceries, provisions and general merchandise Dublin, Alameda Co, (P O address, Dougherty Station) 18 miles s e of San Leandro DONLON PETER, prop'r Amador Val- ley Hotel, and stage line between Dublin and Haywood Gibb James, blacksmith Granlee William, postmaster GREENE J, agent Bamber & Go's Ex- press, and general merchandise Larson Paul, wheelwright Lengfeld & Shiman, general merchandise MeCULLY WILLIAM, harness maker SCARLETT JOHN, hotel keeper Duncan's Mills, Sonoma Co, P O, yO miles w of Petalumu j DuroC, El Dorado Co, (P O address Latrobe) on the Sacramento Valley R R, 3G miles n e of Sacramento Foster & Crawford, hotel proprietors Dutch Plat, Placer Co, P O, on the Central Pacific R R, .'12 miles n e of Auburn, and G8 miles from Sacra- mento ADLER & HUDEPOHL, wholesale and retail dry goods, boots, etc Arnold L B, attorney at law ARNSTEIN L, groceries, provisions and g(!neral merchandise AUBUItY E, attorney at law and Jus- tice of Peace Bailey S S, druggist BOKE JOHN A, books and fancy goods, and postmaster BOUST E B, editor and proprietor Dutch Flat Enquirer Bradley & Gardner, proprietors Dutch Flat Water Go's ditches BROWN C J, attorney at law BURCKHALTER F', genl merchandise Coffin Isaac T, photographer COHEN G, dry goods, clothinsr, boots, etc DUTCH FLAT WATER CO. Eckert P, wagon maker Franklin A & Co, tobacco, licpiors and general varieties GAROUTTE J M, proprietor National Hotel Gaylord G II, attorney at law i Glookler A, watchmaker ' GROIIS FRED, Placer brewery Hall & Achin, proprietors saw mill Ilalsey & Straube, owners Bear River saw mill Ilalsey George M, blacksmith ' Ileyman S, wholesale and retail liquors cigars, etc Hillhouse W H, stoves, hardware, tools, etc A. B HOLMES PB HUDEPOHL IJONES WC, t i Keeler W H, w, |KOPPCM,pr, Lak„„,p J jj^ ^,^ MAKER GS,{ Mayer & Dowr Eagle saloo MOORE, MINI- I era, etc I NELSON HW, NICHOLLS W ! Palmtag Chrs, nr S j Peck N R, clergy b j Richmond, D«y f '^, Creek saw m § RUNKEL J II, |0 i liquors I SEFFENS CIL Plat Hotel ni 1 SMITH & HILD : „,^,.I'npfnal fijli,, I STRONG DW.d |e ^owle A, owner Di 5 TOWLE & IJL, J5 Koarsarge, Yi I' saw mills g Towle E W, agent ; Imvie G AV, agent Ic — 19 West H K, Rmph-, I Wilson M W, p liy. -WURZBURG L and furnishin" The Directory of the FACU'IO isoomposed of the best business men of California. I Eagle Creek, , dress, Horsetov Shasta Doll Bros, general Hubbard S R, jjene Scott E & L, g,n,,, *V heelock Jolui T, Eagleville, Ynbr Strawberry Va j Marysville Ijaker D S, hotel Gibson J C & Br Edenvale, Aiam Haywood) 8 mil j dro Booken C, Half Way [LICVIN^DWARD, A. BOIIAN' pr ■OIi'k A. KOHIJIB, Ban Franoisoo, Aeent for Chiokering ft Son's Fianoa. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 135 HOLMES P B, biftcksmith I IIUDEPOIIL II, tobacco, cigars I.TONESW C, pbysiciau j Keelcr W II, watcbmaker and jeweler 1 KOPP C M, proprietor Senate Haloon ; Lakamp J II, clothing, boots and shoes j MAKER G S, general nu'rchandise ! Mayer & Downer, proprietors Golden ! Eagle saloon , MOORE, MINER & CO, bankers, assay- j ers, etc \ NELSON II W, physician NICHOLLS W & P, bankers Palmtag Clirs, prop Boonu'rang saloon j Peck N R, clergyman (Metiiodi.st) Richmond, Day & Co, owners Canon I Creek saw mill RUNKEL J II, bakery, groceries and I liqnors SEFFENS CHARLES, propr Dutch I Flat Hotel and livery stable SMITH & HILDRETH, manufacturers Imperial filling mattresses, etc STRONG D W, drugs, medicines, etc Towle A, owner Dutch Flat saw mill TOWLE & liLANCHARI), owners Kcarsarge, Yuba and liOst Camp saw mills ; Towle E W, agent Dutch Flat saw mill Towle G W, agent Yuba saw mill West H K, Rmpire livery stable AVilson M W, pliysician and dentist WURZBURG L BROS, clothing, dry and furnishing goods Eagle Creek, Shasta Co, (P O ad- dress, Ilorsetown) 18 miles s w of Shasta Doll Bros, general merchandise Hubbard S R, general merchandise Scott E & L, g(in(!ral merchandise Wheelock John T, produce Eagleville, Yuba Co, (P O address, i Strawberry Valley) 47 miles n e of j Marysville j Haker D S, hotel i ropricior I Gibson J C & Broilu.r, general mdse I i Edenvale, Alameda Co, (P O address, i Haywood) 8 miles n e of San Lean- dro Booken C, Half Way house LEVIN EDWARD, hotel proprietor Eel River, Humboldt Co, P O, 20 ; miles 8 of Eureka,' (see Rohnerville) El Dorado, Calaveras Co, (P O ad- dress, Mountain Ranch) 10 miles s e of Mokelumne Hill Coulter A II, hotel proprietor Mingus John, clergyman Rodosino G, general merchandise Wiggins, Rufus A, attorney at law El Dorado, El Dorado Co, P O, on the Sacramento Valley R R, 45 miles from Sacramento, and 5 miles w of Placerville. Bayless William, physician Chauvin A C, general merchandise Comins C, blacksmith and wagon maker Dean J J, grocers, provisions and gener- al merchandise. Goldy & Burlingham, owners Logtown quartz mill Haines A, dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, etc Higgins Dennis, proprietor Nevada Ho- tel Ilinman "M D, physician, and drugs and medicines. Jackson C P, banker and dealer in gold dust Lasky M, cigars, liquors, etc McCormick James, Justice of Peace, In- surance agent, etc McCormick J K, Sazarac Saloon OFjDS II P, groceries provisions, etc Orgon T J. attorney at law Pave}' W H, ])roprietor Oriental Hotel Rhine Nathan, dry goods, clothing, boots, etc. Russell T, groceries and general mer- chandise Smith A S, livery stable Standeford D. W, sup't Eureka Canal STEERE ROBERT, post master, agent Wells Fargo & Co, etc Teare Philip, attorney at law Theisen John, Mud Sj)rings brewery Tiiornton D, saddle and harness maker Willow & Steere, groceries, provisions and general merchandise Wingo & Harvey, Antelope Saloon Wooliver D, propr National House Yeaden J, blacksmith and wagon maker ;■; i. i -I ^ rtl :i 1 A. BOIIAN ft Co., San Franoisoo. Photograph Albums, Fine Oift Books, eto. ^^.^•v. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) /. # .^ .<.% 1.0 I.I 121 125 US ^^ 2.0 ■ 40 I Imll f- |L25 ,u III — < 6" - ^ Hiotograpbic Sciences Corporation ^\ ,v ^. <^ -'V ^M. ;\ 23 WKT MAIN STMIT WltSTn,N.Y. MSM (716)t72-4S03 '4^ 4^0 The FoUoies of the NORTH AMEBICA LIFE INSUBANOE CO. bear the seal of New Tork. A. KOHI m o h CO & O <0 I § n •d a c« 10 o I 6 i n C Q 136 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ELDORADO CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries— North by Placer, east by the State of Nevada and Alpine, south by Amador, and west by Sacramento and Placer. Area of the County, 1,850 square miles. County Seat, Placerville. o F F I c E u s . OKKiCli. County Jii'iKC County Cicrk District Attorney Sheritr ." Recorder Treasurer' Assessors — ' Colonia Township Cosumnes ", .> Diamond Sjirincs Towns']) Geor;^etowii Township . . . . i Greenwood " • - - ■ , Kelsev " ... Laivc Valley " .... Mountain " .... Mud Springs " .... Placerville " Salmon Falls " White Oak Surveyor Coroner Public Administrator Superintendent Public Schools Su;> 'Tvisor, 1st District 2d " 3d " ISCI'MIIKNT. liESIDEXCE. Toria Kxplrcs. SALARY. Ogden Squires Placerville Jan., 1868. . . D. W. Standeford . El Dorado March, 1868 Geo. K.Williams.. 'Placerville | " " M. G Grillith Diamond Spring's . ' " " C. W. Duden Latrobe " " E. II. ^Vatsou . . . . i Georgetown " " $3000 pr ann. $3000 " $2000 & fees. $4000 pr ann. $3000 " $2000&prct. Robert Chalmers. Geo. Goodman. . . Henrv Larkin . . . . S. J.'Alden C. H Jones John McGraw . . . I .1 I C. C. McLean 1 Nathan (lilmore. . . G. W. Howlett,...: A. T. Lcachman . . , Fred. E. Ilelnier . . j None (jualiticd. J. M. Arnold Green Valley March, 1868 Thos. H. Patten . . Georgetown ' " *' E. B. Conklin .... Placerville j " J. C. McTarnahan. Cold Springs J. D. Ja'kson 'Diamond Springs O. II. iJurnhain. . . iGeorgctown 1867 186!) 1868 Fees. Fees. Not fixed. $800 per ann. $800 " $800 " El Monte, Los Angeles Co, P O, 13 i Davidson & Co, distillers miles e of Los Angeles ' Davidson William, flour ji and grain Griffin & lloyt, general merchandise I lappa Jolin, Justice of the Peace Martin W C, hotel proprietor Mayers It T, physician Thompson 1 S, |)ost master and [iroprie- tor Willow Grove House Weil Jacob, country store Elk Camp, Klamath Co, P O, 40 miles s w of Orleans Bar Elk Grove, Sacramento Co, P O, IG | Okkiceus.— .James M. Cox, (President.) Julian N D, Hour and grain Eureka, Humboldt Co, PO, Co seat of Humboldt Co, situated on HumboiiUj bay, (• miles from tlie sea, and about j 230 miles n of San Francisco, legal distances: from Sacramento 390 mile.^'. from Stockton 31)0 miles, from Siui Quentin 2G5 miles miles s e of Sacramento Allen Richard, blacksmith Melchoir J P, general merchandise Tittle W S. blacksmith Woodward P, hotel proprietor and post- master Elliott, San Joaquin Co, P O, 26 miles n e of Stockton R. W. Brett, John Keleher, James M. Short, Allei McKay, (Clerk), Trustees; N. Bullock, As.«essor; David FairHeld, ^larshal ; T. U. Foss, Ti'casurer ; Charles Westmore- land, Attorney Empire Ranch, Yuba Co, p o, is miles e of Marysville. (See Smarts- ville) Etna Mills, Siskiyou Co, P O, 30 miles » of Yreka. (See Rough and Brett R W, saloon Ready) i Bridges O C, attorney at law Anderson H, photographer Baldwin M H, saddler Ihirlon Dr, dentist Bennison & Boot.^ tanners Biglow C E, blacksmith Bonham C, engineer The FA0I7X0 IN8UBAN0E OO. pays aU loaies in Oold Coin. Brock W S, atto Brooks W, resta Clark Jonathan, Cox & Porter, g, Crane Amos, gei I Davis A J, boot i Dawson James, f Dolbers & Carsoi Dwyer J W, coni Fairfield & Hans Feigenbaum & B Oall J J, hotel pr Gilbert & Long, ] Guinter Robert^ e Hanna James, at Havens II W, at Havens John D, HENEYCII, P Ij Heney C II Mrs ■^j Hilder Charles, c.i I Janssen Edmund, Jones, Kentfield & I Kappie W S, hotel j Kelly J T, saloon ; Kimball John, cont I Krug A, boot and t j Lake II W, hotel p ' Macnamara J S. h Manley J S, physic j Manning P, hotel J McMahon P, salooi iAIillcr W D, phy.s Nixon D W, nofar i Paul James, blacksi I Perry James A, cc |: Hicks C S, attorney ' Jodgers H, machin Rohner & Ellery, g I Russ, Luther & Co, Ryan P H, genera i '^^chall Louis, boot , Schmidt L C& Co I Shannon TJiomas, si I, Shannon William, b r Shannon Wm Mrs, I Shrewsbury N, dent Simpson George, sa Smiley James C, ho Snyder & Robbins, c Sweasey, S W, prod I S«easey W J, gene lompkins (} W, di \ance George, blac » ance John, lumber »» alier A L, druggi J»^ilsh Thomas, gen< A. ROICAK ft 0( A. EOHLBB, San Franoisoo, Agent for Marohall ft Mittauer's Pianos. STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 137 Brock W S, attorney at law Brooks W, restaurant Clark Jonathan, physician Cox & Porter, general merchandise Crane Amos, general merchandise Davis A J, boot and shoe maker Dawson James, foundry Dolbers & Carsons, lumber manufacturers Dwycr J W, contractor and builder Fairfield & Hanson, saloon Feigenbaum & Brother, genl merchandise Gall J J, hotel proprietor Gilbert & Long, livery stable Guinter Robert, engineer Ilanna James, attorney at law Havens II W, attorney at law Havens John D, attorney at la'i" HENEY C II, P M.and general merch't Heney C II Mrs, dress making Hilder Charles, cabinet maker Janssen Edmund, general merchandise Jones, Kentfield & Co, lumber manufixc'rs Kappie W S, hotel proprietor Kelly J T, saloon Kimball John, contractor and builder Krug A, boot and shoe maker Lake II W, hotel proprietor Macnamara J S, bakery ]\lanley J S, physician Planning P, hotel proprietor McMahon P, saloon Miller W D, physician Nixon D W, notary public Paul James, blacksmith Perry .Tames A, contractor and builder Hicks C S, attorney at law Hodgers H, machinist Rohner & EUery, general merchandise i Russ, Luther & Co, meat market Kyan P II, general merchandise , Schall Louis, boot and shoe maker Schmidt L C & Co, general merchandise , Shannon Thomas, saloon Shannon William, boot and shoe maker ' Shannon Wm Mrs, milliner ' Sln-ewsbury N, dentist Simpson George, saddler Smiley .Tames C, house and sign painter Snyder & Robbins, contr'ctors and builders Swt'asey, S W, produce dealer Sweasey W J, general merchandise Tompkins G W, district attorney Vance George, blacksmith Vance John, lumber manufacturer Waller A L, druggist Walsh Thomas, general merchandise Watson John A, notary public WECK & SHORT, drugs and general mdse and agts Wells, Fargo & Co Westmoreland Charles, attorney at law Williams & McConaha, livery stable Windier L, saloon Young & Fletcher, saloon Eureka North, Sierra Co, P O, 8 miles n e of Downieville, and 50 miles n e of Marysville BLISS II, post master and genl mercht JULIAN THOMAS J, Justice Peace WOLFE JACKSON W, propr What Cheer House Eureka South, Nevada Co, (P O address, Moore's Flat) 28 miles n e of Nevada City Bohannan P & M, groceries, provisions, liquors, etc Cline John, supt Eureka Saw Mill Conn John, saloon and billiards Crandali & Co, butchers and livery stable proprietors Eagan John, propr billiards and liquors ISIcCarty Daniel, propr Eureka Hotel ROBB J W, proprietor Union Hotel ROHRIG GUSTAV, groceries, provis- ions, liquors, hardware, etc Fairfield, Solano Co, (P O address, Suisun City,) County seat Solano Co, 22 miles n e of Benicia, and 50 miles n e of San Francisco. Legal distan- ces, from Sacramento, 90 miles, from Stockton, 90 miles, from San Quentin, 45 miles Ackley E A, blacksmith and wagon maker Allison James, hotel proprietor Donaldson James, machinist Doughty John, attorney at law Goodwin Benjamin, blacksmith Hawes Phillip, physician Hays Luke C, attorney at law Hinckley J C, attorney at law Iloelscher A, saloon and agent Empire Brewery Morton Thomas II, Justice of Peace and proprietor saloon Reeser J W, hotel proprietor Wells William S, attorney at law Williamson, Angues & Co, general mdse Yost & Anderson, livery stable ^i; ^1 : ■■'»' A. BOM Air * Co., San Franoisoo. Medical, Soientiflo, and Theolodcal Books. Tbo Fclioies of the ITOBTH AMBBIOA LIVB INS. CO. are indisputable flrom date of issue. A. KOHIJUt, Si s n « I I t- e I n M S n •0 S I o* o (9 m O n ^ 138 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Fairplaj, El Dorado Co, P O, 16 miles 8 e of Placerville Kollock & Swan, (Cosumnes River) 'rop- per smelting works Purrinton & Carr, general merchandise Remicli M N, hotel proprietor Taylor Edward F, butcher Farxnington, San Joaquin Co, P O, IG miles e of Stockton Campbell J A, hotel proprietor Harrold N S, general merchandise McConky J, blacksmith Morrow L J, general merchandise Stretch J N, general merchandise Ferndale, Humboldt Co, P 0, 18 miles s e of Eureka Brown Theodore, blacksmith Dodge E J & Co, general merchandise Francis Francis, hotel proprietor Rice M, clergyman (Methodist) Shaw S L, hotel proprietor Tyrell R, post master Ferry Point, Del Norte Co, P 0, Co miles e of Crescent City Titus John, post master and genl merchant FiddletOWn, Amador Co, P O, 18 miles n of Jackson Belshaw M W, assayer and agent Wells, Fargo & Co BURT & HEAD, dry goods, clothing, drugs, etc Charlieville F A, propr U S Hotel Cobert P F, livery stable COBLENTZ G, groceries, provisions, and general merchandise Craner S, groceries, provisions, liquors, etc Eagon John A, agent Richmond Quartz Mill ERAUW PETER, groceries, provisions, and general merchandise Gombert Augustin, groceries, pro\isions, liquors, etc Greer G W, physician and surgeon Hoard F G, assayer and deal'r gold dust Howard F A, billiards and liquors Legendre A, bakery and restaurant McClary Isaac, blacksmith and wagon maker Neff J J, water pipe manufacturer Norman \V A, physician, drugs, etc. Pidgeon & Batts, black smiths and wagon makers Purrington C A, owner Purrington's Ditch Schallhorn C, blacksmith and waj^ ,i maker SWADLEY "W W, Justice of the Peace Thielon & Miller, Fiddletown Brewery Wight R B, post master Firebaugh's Ferry. Fresno Co, p O, 45 miles s w of Millerton Carman & Mcintosh, general merchandise, Carman Jacob, post master Fisherman's Bay, Sonoma Co, P o t)0 miles n w of Santa Rosa Fisk A J, post master and general mcht Ilelmke F, general merchandise Rutherford J, (Gulala River) lumberman Folsom, Sacramento Co, P O, on the s e bank of the American River, 22 miles n e of Sacramento. Tlie Sacramento Valley Railroad passes through here, and the California Cen- tral Railroad to Lincoln commences at this point Addison S, lumber dealer Alexander A, dry goods, clothing, boot?, etc Beardslee J W, proprietor Empire Livery Stable Bradley & Seymour, wholesale and retail groceries, provisions, grain, tools, etc BUG BEY B N, Natoma Vineyard Burnham J H, drugs and medicines Catlin A P, attorney at law CLARK WILLIAM M, physician, drugs, and medicines COBLENTZ Joseph, wholesale and retail groceries, provisions, liquors, etc Cohn S, saloon, tobacco, and cigars Comee D W, proprietor Natoma Mills COUTLEE & BROWN, hardware, iron, steel, coal, crockery, oils, etc Day R S, Secretary Natoma Water and Mining Co DONALDSON A C, physician Drew M M, American Exchange Saloon Edler F A, gunsmith Farmer E H, blacksmith and carriage smith Farmer William, wheelwright j I Porbestown, Bi e of Oroville Barnes J, physician j Cliapie R R, boot ai 1 Dewel J F, tinsmith Dowell J, hotel keef Eccelston R, butchei Keep Oalifornia Capital In California. Insure In the FACI7I0. A. KOHXiBB, San Franoiuo, imports Foreisn and Am«rioan Instruments for Bands. STATK OP CALIFORNIA. 139 French C G W, attorney at law FRIEND A O, photographic gallery Hailer C, Fountain Brewery Ilanak S, wholesale and retail hr rdware, stove?, steel, crockery, glass, etc Heublin & Biirgtorf, saddles and harness Hill , clergyman (Episcopal) Hill Joseph, livery stable Holton n H, propr Central Hotel Holzinger F, Railroad Bakery HOPPER P J, attorney at law and ed- itor Telegraph Hyman J, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes IngersoU F L, groceries and liquors and agent State Telegraph Co Jacobs H Mrs, millinery and fancy goods Kempter B, P^mpire Saloon Levy Morris, wholesale and retail dry and furnishing goods Lewinsohn S & Co, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes ' Loomis Charles, Railroad Saloon Lyons S, phyjiician I McNamee Frank, groceries, provisions, liquors, etc ! Murray William, furniture and bedding ^ NEWBAUER H & H W, stationery, ! cigars, and tobacco I Palmer C T H, banker and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Patterson D W, proprietor Granite ilall Saloon Powell Joseph, physician QUIGLEY B C, lumber and steam saw mill, and Justice of the Peace Reilly E F, Blue Bank Saloon SAUNDERS IRA R, propr Tremont House Smith A Mrs, millinery and fancy goods STEPHENS T C, watchmaker and jew- eler STOCKTON EDWARD, agent Natoma Mills Sturges J H, watchmaker and jeweler Urmy W S, clergyman (Methodist) Watt Charles II, propr Patterson House Wetzel Martin, French restaurant ForbestOWn, Butte Co, P O, 20 miles e of Oroville Barnes J, physician Cliapie R R, boot and shoe maker Dewel J F, tinsmith Dowell J, hotel keeper Eccelston R, butcher Flint J H, physician Flint Joseph, physician Gaskell John, general merchandise Gaskill D W C, merchant Harris J, saloon Hastings C M, attorney at law Lewis A, general merchant and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Maddox & Flint, saloon McFadden T H, physician Owens Easton, photographer Owens E S, attorney at law Rednall C, blacksmith Ross H, livery stable Smith A A, druggist Smith L P, jeweler Straus C, butcher Thompson F, hotel proprietor Voil J W, gunsmith Forest City, Sierra Co, P O, C miles s of Downieville Baldwin Amos, blacksmith DEI DEL FRANK, brewer Dibble & Spaulding, general mdsc Hcintzcn Charles, banker KIBBEE CLARK, livery stable and express SEFFER OLIVER, saloon Wall Thomas, butcher WESTON R S, physician, apothecary, telegraph agent, and post master Forest Hill, Placer Co, P O, 22 miles n e of Auburn ACKER E M, carpenter and builder Alhrecht Chas, tin and sheet iron manftr BITHER PETER, livery stable CAMPBELL THOMAS, owner Miners and Union Ditches Casner John, agent Big Spring Cement Mill DIXON F R J, restaurant * DUNN THOMAS, saloon Fagen P B, physician FETT CHARLES, groceries, provisions, and general merchandise Fitz-Simmons II, attorney at law Garrison J G, groceries, provisions, and general merchandise GRIFFIN MARTIN, proprietor Forest Hotel Hunt Wilson, blacksmith Hyman R & Bros, dry goods, clothiiig, boots, etc :V -I ■^ i;^; I 1 1 I' M A. BOMAN * Oo.> San Tranoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday Sohool Books, eto. (' Insure your life in the NOKTH AMBBIOA LIFS INSUBANOB OO. 8 -s 01 IS I OQ & 5 o i I 3 I 1 I d i O n ^ A. KOB 140 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, JACOBS J M, photographer JOHNSON OTTO, saloon and news agt KRYSIIER WILLIAM, saddle and har- ness maker and constable McDONELL R A, groceries, provisions, liquors, hardware, etc MOORE ALEXANDER, agt Missouri Cement Mill Nortwood William, agt Baltimore Cement Mill PARKIIURST R, drugs and medicines, telegraph agent, and post master Prescott Bros, dry goods, clothing, boots, etc Ray Thomas, owner and agent Ray's Steam Saw Mill REAMER GEORGE W, propr Hope and Oro Cement Mills Remler L, boot manufacturer Schmith & Andres, Forest Hill Brewery Scott J C, billiards and liquors SMITH & SHIELDS, dentists Smith W C, wagon maker SPENCER C G, physician Stenstrom & Poruin, bakery and restaur- ant Webster George G, banker, insurance agt, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Whiton E, blacksmith Forest Home, Amador Co, P O, 18 miles n w of Jacksou Forest House, Santa Clara Co, (P O addres?, San Jose) 10 miles s of San Joso Collin «Ss Chase, groceries Stone Coal Mining Co (vein at Forest House) WHITE GEO K, hotel proprietor Forks of Salmon, Klamath Co, P O, 20 miles e of Orleans Bar Berh A, hotel propr and general merchant Fairrhild & Doten, hotel proprietors Fairchild & Forbes, general merchandise Forgay M, general mdse and p jst master Forlorn Hope, Merced Co, (P O ad- dress, Snelling) G milee s w of Snel- ling Eagleson E, blacksmith Rosenthall & Co, general merchandise Shears Samuel, saloon Fort Jones, Siskiyou Co, P 0, 18 miles 8 w of Yreka CARLOCK ADAM B, post master, gen- eral merchant, and telegraph agent Crooks & Irvin, livery stable DIGGLES HENRY J, general mdse IIEROY EDWARD F, notary public and attorney at law Irwin William, livery (table Mitchell James W, manufacturer saddles, harness, etc Murphy & Wall, carpenters and contract- ors Smith S M & Co, manufacturers saddles and harness Sterling E Mrs, prop's Union Hotel Stone S E, general merchandise TOMPKINS WILLIS B, wines, liquors j and billiards I Travelli Charles, prop'r Fort Jones Hotel ' AYard B JI & Son, blacksmiths and wa- gon makers Fort Tejon, Los Angeles Co, lluj miles n w of Los Angeles ] Harmon & Williams, general merchandise | Fort Yuma, San Diego, 297 miles s j e of Los Angeles FOSS' station, Sonoma Co, (P O ad- dress, Healdsburg) 8 miles n ofi Healdsburg ! Foss Clark, proprietor of hotel and stage line to Geyser Springs, etc : Foster's Bar, Y'uba Co, P O, 35 miles n e of Marysville BATCHELDER A J, post master and general merchant Diver Andrew, Justice of the Peace Dixon Josepli, butcher Long S C, iiotel proprietor Ortnian & Craige, prop'rs Foster's Bar bridge j Fourth Grossing, Calaveras Co, V O, 14 miles 8 of Mokelumnc Hill Costa Lewis, (Upper Calaveritas) general ^ merchandise Comeris — , (Upper Calaveritas) general | merchandise Hall James, blacksmith Hill J P B, physician Lemmonds D, (1 ! smith i Malony D, (Hav j Othello Lorenzo i merchandise : Roddick William Franklin, Sa miles south ( George Andrew, 1 . , Kork & Schlutius 5 : IJobinson James, 8 ' I Fredericksbi t j O address Ca II j of Silver Moi . ! Kennedy I»atrick, ' Rogers K S, genei It k I Preeport, Sacr P I left bank of tl miles south o1 branch of the R connects th j Bump A J, gener « master ' ! Greer E, Iiotel pro: 5 j Lee James, blacksi E French Oamp '■ ' O, H miles s Belden W S, Fren Brown M H, wago ('ami>lH.iI Jamcs^ Freeman John, hot Moore John, grocei , Noble li W, hote JI , n^ileott C H, wa<' h FRESNO CC h '■ 3Iari|)osa, oast by It and Mariposa. Ai OKKICE. Ic Count V Clerk District Attorney. Shcrift- \^ \c Itccordcr [ 1 1 Treasurer '.'.' L Assessiir [ Jp Surveyor ,\ 1^ Coroner .* | . _ Public Administrator Sii|)crintcndcntPul»lic Supervisor, 1st Distrii 2d " ^ 3d " The PACIFIC INSUBAN'CID CO. Inaures affaiiut Fire and Marine haaards. A. BOMAir ft Cd A. KOHLBB, Ban Franoiaoo, importer and dealer in Muaio Booka. STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 141 |0 1° > In I ft ' Lemmonds D, (Upr»er Calaveritas) black- smith IMalony D, (Hawk Eye) hotel prop'r Oth'jllo Lorenzo, (D'T Creek) general merchandise Reddick William, hotel keeper Franklin, Sacramento Co, P 0,14 ' miles south of Sacramento George Andrew, hotel proprietor Kork & Schlutius, general merchandise Uobinson James, blacksmith Predericksburgh, Alpine Co, (P French Corral, Nevada Co, P 0, 12 miles n w of Nevada City Besanzon B, groceries, provisions, liquors etc BUCIIANNAN J F, prop'r French Cor- ral House EDDY A H, agent Nevada Water Co FAGG & BURKE, groceries, provis- ions, and general merchandise Fagg George, owner AVood's Toll Bridge and Bice's Toll Bridge Henderson & Bro, blacksmiths Monchegne John, bakery and saloon O address Carey's ftlill,) 20 miles n w , NEVADA WATER CO of Silver JMounlain. Kennedy I'atrick, lumber merchant Rogers E S, general merchandise Freeport, Sacramento Co, P O, on the left bank of the Sacramento River, 1) miles south of Sacramento City. A Olson J, postmaster and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Parsliley George, billiards and liquors Vilain B, agent Empire Ditch Co and Cement Mill WHITE E, tin and sheet iron manuf'r branch of the Sacramento Valley R prench Gulch, Shasta Co, P O, 15 R connects this place witii tolsom , „,:i,. r ii... miles n w of Shasta Frank F & Bro, general merchandise Hughes Lawrence, general merchandise Hughes Patrick, boot and shoe maker licvy Aaron, general merchandise Plumb T, jiiiysician Sinclair & Ferrier, butchers Taylor Charles, hotel proprietor FrenchtOWn, Yuba Co, (PO address Oregon House) 24 miles n e of IMarysville Darnealc Frank, general merchandise Vassenser Paul, general merchandise i FRESNO CO. Organized in 1856. Boundaries— North by Iklerced and i Mariposa, east by JMono and Tulare, south by Tulare, and west by Monterey, Merced, ! and Mariposa. Area about 0,500 sciuare miles. County Sent, Millerton. OFFICERS. Bump A J, general merchant and post- master Greer E, hotel proprietor Lee James, blacksmith French Gamp, San .Toaquin Co, P O, 5^ miles s of Stockton Bclden W S, French Camp House Brown M H, wagon maker Campbell James, blacksmith Freeman .Fohn, hotel proprietor Jloore John, groceric^s Noble R AV, hotel proprietor Walcott C H, wagon maker OFFU'K. ISCIMHENT. KKSIDKNCK. 1 ' . Term Kxplres. County Jiulfcc ; K. C. Wiiichell . . . County Clerk Win Fiiymonvillc. District Attorney |C. G. Saylo Shcrift" J. Scott Ashman . . Kccorder 1 Win. ruyinonvillo . Treasurer Stephen Giistcr . . . Assessor : Williiun S. Wyntt. Surveyor i.iohn C. Walker . . Coroner : Ira McCray Public Ailniinistnitor | Vacant i Superintendent Public Schools; Spencer II. Hill. . . | Kingston Supervisor, Ist District j.Fohn L. Hunt iDpper Fresno " 2d " I John G, Simpson . . i Millerton . , . 3d " Is. S.Hyde I Centervillo . . SAL.VUf. Millerton iDcc, 1807 .. SLWO pr anu. March, 1868 Fees. «800 pcrann. ■r Fees. March, 1868 S2.50 pcrann. Sept., 1866. 1867. 1868. s ■ O I A. BOMAN ft Co., Bon Franoisoo. Sohool Books, Juvenile and Toy Booka, Oames, eto ) I ■.', I .. rl r. m i h NOBTH AMBBIOA IiIFZ3 TStBTTBANCE CO. Folioies guaraateed bj State of New York. MASOW ft H. s 00 -3 142 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Fresno City, Fresno Co, (P O ad- dress Firebaugti's Ferry) 40 miles s w of Millertoii Parker William II, hotel and general merchandise Garden Valley, El Dorado Co, P O, 11 miles n of Placerville PEDRINI CIPRIANO & CO, general merchandise and mining store Putnam Sctli, general merchandise and mining store Garrote, Tuolumne Co, P O, 25 miles 8 e of Sonora Riboult C, general merchandise Snow Albert, hotel proprietor Tannahill James, general merchandise Georgetown, El Dorado Co, P O, 15 miles n of Placerville Ashton John, billiards and liqnors Berry S A, proprietor Lafayette Hotel Burnham OH, notary public CUNNINGHAM P W, drugs, medi- cines, books, and news agent I Cusbmari Robert, sup't Clipper Quartz Mill Fredricks C W, physician Gerrett & Farnsworth, livery stable Gibbs W T, Justice of the Peace and No- tary Public Glassmun J, groceries, provisions, liquors, etc GRIFFITH JOHN L, attorney at law HYATT A A, deai'>r gold dust, agent State Telegraph Co, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Ingham S S, proprietor Empire Saw Mill Jacobs S, dry goods, millinery goods, clothing, etc. Lusincky Paul, groceries, provisions, liq- uors, etc Lusk Annie Mrs, millinery and fancy goods Pease & Co, prop'rs Dry Creek Saw Mill Robinet E, groceries, provisions, etc Shepherd B F, groceries, provisions, ci- gars, etc, and postmaster STONE W H, physician, and proprietor of Pilot Creek Ditch Sumter L, clothing, boots and shoes Thomas & Jackson, general merchandise Woodside iSc Co, proprietors quartz mill Geyserville, Sonoma Co, (P ad- dress Clairville) 23 miles n w of Santa Rosa Banks M W, blacksmith Christfield George, agent Truman & Go's Express McDarment & Christfield, general mer- chandise Miller F M wheelwright Myers S C, blacksmith Odell David, hotel prop'r and postmaster Sacry E C, hotel proprietor SWEENEY G, butcher Wiedersheim H, agent Wells, Fargo & Co WOBKEN EDWARD, saloon GibSOnville, Sierra Co, P O, 28 miles n of Downieville BROWN JOHN, prop'r Cottage Hotel Doncgan Michael, country and mining store j Fiegc Frank, boot maker Hanny Charles & Co, brewers JACKS ROBERT, postmaster, station- ery and fancy goods IVIossmeyer A & Co, butchers Mussey John M, physician NEWHOUSE & SCHEELINE, coun- try and mining store Wolters & Bro, country and mining store 41 Gilroy, Santa Clara Co, P O, 30 miles s e of San Jose Bennet i i' i i' P 1 i; A. BOMAIT ft CO. The only exoluaive Book Store on the Faoifio Coaat. NOBTH AMBRIOA T,ID'C3 IN8UBAN0B OO. The best company In the United Btatea. 144 PACIFIC COAST UUSINESS DIllECTORY, CQ M O O U ta & B t- 10 C a d o n p BLANKS & MILLAll, physicians liltADY A B, Sup't Rocky Bar quartz mill Brogan P J, groceries, li(|Uors, etc, and hotel BIUINSTETTEU & SMART, owners (jirass Valley «fe Enterprise saw mills Brunstetter & Stewart, steam himher dressing mill Byrii" W S, Justice of the Peacn CAMIMJKLL & STODDARD, grocer- ies, jirovisions and mining tools. CAIMPBELL A W, tiour and grain Camphell J, hiaoksmith Campbell T W, Siip't Lone Jack mine Carson George, saddle and harness manf Clia])in D D, clergyman, (Episcopal) Ciiervoillot John, wagon maker Chinn Bros, saloon Clark & Lutje, P^mpire restaurant and bakery CLARK A, agent Grass Valley Gas 1 idit Co C vE C R & CO, groceries, provis- -, and mining store Cieb'..n J, physician Cleveland C D, physician Clift William, Sup't Houston Hill mine COBB D, photographer Cohn J & Bro, clothing and gent's fur- nishing goods Corbett E S, wines and li(piors Cornelison John, Mazeppa livery stable Cryer Robert, liquors,, cigars, to!)acco, etc Cuitis S T, sup't lone quartz mill Dalton, J P, clergyman (Roman Catholic) Davis & Upham, dentists Davis Henry, physician Deamer W E, Snug saloon Delano A, banker Dcninan Z H, carriage and wagon maker DEUEL J C, attorney at law and notary public DIBBLE & BYRNE, attorneys at law DIXON GEORGE W, books, station- ery, etc, and agent New York Life Insurance Co DOBBINS THOMAS, physician Doling John, propr Fashion saloon DORSEY & WALKER, hay, grain and feed DORSEY S P, agent Wells, Fargo & Co Edwards & Co., booksellers and stationers EDWARDS J K, sup't Gold Hill quartz mill Falkner James, Empire livery stable Farrell J A. soda manufacturer FELLERS E, dentist Findley, Scadden & Co, owners Mcrri- mac (|uartz mill FINDLEY THOMAS & CO, bankers, Finnic & Kinscy, groceries and provls- ions, FORD MARTIN, groceries, provisions, and mining tools Frank John, brewery and bakery I Gad B & Co, clothing, boots and gents furnishing goods ; GALLWEY P, sup't Allison Ranch! quartz mill George R W T, physician GILMAN J P, dry goods, clothing, audi gents furnishing goods Glass S, watches and jewelry GLIDDEN & (iOWEN, blacksmiths Goldberg P, ciothing, boots and shoes GOLDKOFER& BRAUN, Boston Ra- vine brewery Green C E, boots and shoes Gritlin J, clergyman, (Roman Catholic) GWYNN B F, publisher Grass \alloy L^nion HALL E W, photographer Harris S M, dentist and druggist Hathaway & Soule, tin and sheet iruii manufacturers Henderson J II, boots and shoes Ilennessy Patrick, mining store HILL WILLIAM, owner and Hill's metallurgical works HOBBY WILLIAM, propr Hotel HOLBIJOOK DANIEL P, whok-al and retail liquors Hooper A, propr Senate saloon Ingrain William, hotel proprietor Israel & Hirschfeld, dry goods James & English, blacksmiths JEFFREES JOHN, sup't Town Tall and Alta Hill (juartz mills Johnson & Co, groceries, provisions, liql uors, crockery, etc Johnson L P, Empire Saloon JOHNSON OLE, furniture and crocktr JONES FRED, sup't Essex Mine anl hoisting works Kendig D. wagon maker KIBBE T R, physician Knoderer T, gun maker LAKENAN J M, proprietor Grass V ley Foundry and Machine Works Lambert J S, sup't Hartery Quartz Mi sup tl Westcnil 14 i, M-nm ill :Proflt8 nivi Xifavel, Jf pi"} audthorouBhly convey M. G. ELMO; MARLEl *», f PACIFIC INSUBANCI! CO. Cash Assets, $1,U3,862.82. 1 i Life M Co. OE MILWAUKIE. ztrxzai i8oe. WITH OVER 14,000 MEMBERS AND X, 778, XXX .^IlSSES-T'S, le, Non-Forfeitinn, EnAoinient, and Non-Forfeitini EnAoiDient POLICIES ISSUED. Ill Profits Divided to Policy-holders. JTo JRestrietions on Travel, 2fo Extra Rates for Insuring Women* a?0 THOSE IN-STJUnSTGH I ^lin gure to call at our office bofuro iiiHuriii);, aiul compnro our ratos and ovcrythiuf; pcrtalniii);; to tlio cliar- 111(1 managonicut of our company with othor cunipanicH. liy no doing, wu are confident you will l>e con- I to your own bcncflt, that our ratoii are Iowit aiuI that our company ik conducted upon n more e '9 f- IJ: Sf =i ViU f}\ Ml m r^aimiii, ml Fordham & Jennings, On the Pacific Coast, N. E. comer Front and Jackson Sn'eets, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. GEORGE R. FECK. DAVID DwrEn PECK A DITITTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL &la££iS III £1 Iffo. 212 OZ.AY STREET^ Between Front and Davis, SAN ERAFGISCO, CAL. CHIOKBRIiro'S I ilr T 5 Jiariimic John. Mill 8 Lntlirop S, wufdi jfl LKE S W, Slip- 'r Quartz Mill,. 1 1 LEECH C'lIAlJ 1c Bellingham Bay Company's Cos) YaJ Mine nnd M Levy II & Co, wi i-ind Kobfi-f, .m„i, LOUTZENIIEI{ r I ciiuvx, book.^. I LOYD THO.au I* I ,. crockery, pur Mnnson Oeonrc s ! MASLIN eV, IMiKlieny J H H. ^ Mc ANALLY W McCAULLEY U, ,, »opol Qiinrfz J Mccormick w McCiie JS, Very McGradi Dani.-I, w.rdi & CoV ( McLennan & Mi li(|Uor.s ci;,'nrM, AleSorley E, saloon [_' Michael A, saloon ^Alieliael II, wliolesa oi;,'ars,e(e Millor C E, earriafr, MILLER W II, I' ,,. ^"''.y Union ' f. MITCHELL W j sin Hotel Moroteur A, -..ofori Morris & Nathan, d Nathan & Hoflinan shoes I Nevin Jas, hlaoksmi Newman J & Co. d, Jorthrnp C II, elen NORTON GEOR O'Connor! m p Justice of Pea, Otl.et Thomas, hay, 1 arker John, lunibe f ATTERSON & I'ellatier H Y, hote A L-rrin Joseph, own and Quartz Mi ^ ope William C, f] etc, and undent REILLY CORNll bridge Quartz A BOMAK & CC CHICKBRINO'S Pianoa have the beit touoh and tone. A. KOHLBR, Axent. San Franoinoo STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 145 re \^ it ]>> I >■ \> 1° Lnramiu Julin, owiici* Laramie (^imrt/ Mill Lnflirop S, watclies nnd jewelry LEE S W, sii|.'t 0|)liir nnd 01.1 Opliir (^iiartx Mills LEECH CHARLES, owner Wiseonsin Mine nnd Molmwk Saw Mill Levy II & Co, wines, li<|iiors, cijiars, etc Lind Hohert, saddle and liarncss inannl'r LOUTZENIIEISEU WM, drug- medi- eines, books, stationery, etc LOYD THOMAS, hardware, tinware, crockery, pumps nnd mining tools IVInnson Georfje, su])'t Union Qiniriz Mill MASLIN E W, attorney at law Matlieny J H II. sta^e agent McANALLY W W. pliysician McCAULLEY IJ, superintendent Sebas- topol (Quartz Mill McCORMICK WILLIAM, physician Me(!ue J S, 11' ery stable McGratli Daniel, superintendent AVood- •.orth & Co's (pifiriz mill McLennan & jNIeCiiilivray, groceries, li(piors, cigars, etc MeSorley E, saloon Michael A, saloon Michael II, wholesale and retail, liquors, cigars, etc Miller C E, carriage nnd wagon maker MILLER W IL editor Grass Valley Daily Union MITCHELL W II, proprietor Wiscon- sin Hotel ^loroteur A, groceries and licpiors Morris & Nathan, dry goods and carpets Nathan & Iloit'man, clothing, boots and shoes Nevin Jas, blacksmith Newman J & Co, dry goods, carpels, etc Northrup C II, clergyman (Meth Epis) NORTON GEORGE M, sup't Opliir Mining Co's hoisting works NYE D B, post master O'CONNOR, M P, attorney at la^v and Justice of Pence Othet Thomas, h.aj', grnin & feed Parker John, lumber PATTERSON & CONA WAY', lumber Pellatier II Y, hotel and restaurant Perrin Joseph, owner Wolf Creek Saw and Quartz Mill Pope William C, furniture, lamps, oils, etc, and undertake REILLY CORNELIUS, sup't Cam- bridge Quartz Mill and hoisting w'ks Reynolds 11 F, owner Monita Saw IMill RIDGE J R, editor Grass Valley Daily National ROBERTS E W, attorney at law nnd notary public Roberts George D & Co, owners Union Quartz Mill Roberts R G, blacksmith RODDA W II, sup't North Star Quartz Mill Rose J P, clergyman (Christian) Rush J R, owner and sui»'t Lady Frank- lin Quart/ Mill SAI AM AN AlVM, groceries, provisions, li(|Mors Samuel AV & Bros, di'^ goods Sanders J, clothing boots and shoes Sunders S, clotliing, boots and shoes Sanford J N. bliicksmilli Savage M W, clergyman (Cong.) Scaddeii Henry, superintendent ScatldiMi & Co's works and IMerrimac (Quartz Mill Scolari Eugene, cigars, tobacco, nnd var- ieties SKELTON J P, publisher Grass Val- ley National Smith «& Hod^re, propr's City Brewery Smith & ^IcKinlcv, boots and shoes SMITH & ROSS, ilrugs, medicines, books, stationery, etc SMITH C W, prop''r Exchange Hotel Smith E, wagon maker Smith John, superintendent New Orleans Quartz Mill j Smith T S, intelligence olTice and real es- tate agency ! SPENCER & HOBART, books, sta- 1 tionery and news agency ! Spencer AVilliam K, ttjlegraph operator, liotary public, and Com. Deeds for Nevada j Stevens & Vog<'lman, boots and shoes ' Sylvester H, groceries, jirovisions and mining tools, ag't Cal Powder W'ks TAY'LOR C, attoHK'y at law Taylor M C, )>rop'r ftlill St Foundry and IVIachine Works j TAYLOR W R, snp't Lucky Mine and •^aton's Quartz Mill TOMPKINS E A, physician Townsend C C, books, stationery and fancy goods TYRRELL G G, physician, nnd Eurekn Drug Store Unger E, Musicnl Hall Saloon ;i i I't } A BOMAN & CO., San Franciaoo, reoeire New Books by every Steamer. 10 NOBTH AMBBICA LIFE INBUBANCB CO. No restriction on oooupation or travel. 146 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. o o 03 a V a GO ^& s 10 go h O ■a a n o O n d o id CO O n ^ WATERS G L, attorney at law AVATT AVILLIAM, superintendent Eu- reka Quartz Mill West E R, liay, grain, flour and feed AVillianis & Martin, meat and vepefables Williams George, prop'r Pacific Hotel Williams W A, agent San Francisco Pa- cific Ore Co Wilson S D & Co, dry goods Woliler«S: llalleck, furniture and uphol- stery Woodworth J & Co. owners Woodworth & Co's Quartz Mill Wynior & O'Rear, groceries, provisions, etc Green Springs, Tuolumne Co, P O, 1(5 miles s \v of Sonora Cloudman 1) C, (Sonora Road) hotel pronr llildreth George A, P M and hotel propr Walker M A, hotel proprietor Green Valley, El Dorado Co, P O, 15 miles \v of Placerville Arnold John M, postmaster Even John, general merchandise Herriot AVilliam, (Kelly Creek) general merchandise Ilodkins J W, (Rose Springs) hotel pro- prietor and general merchandise Pelton S B, (Coloma Road) hotel prop'r Smith Edward, (Kanaka Valley) general merchandise Greenville, Plmnas Co, (P O address Round Valley) 17 miles n of Quincy IJidwell Henry C, general merchandise Hopkins F, hottl proprietor Summerland Isaac, gentral merchandise Traugh L G, general merchandise Greenville. Yuba Co, (P O address Foster's Bar) 3G miles n e of Marys- ville Clark A B, hotel proprietor Edgar Willi.im, hotel proprietor Jenkins R S, agent Union Lumber Co Kinniger Charles, tanner Roberts & Stingsby, general merchandise Stroud R J, hotel proprietor Greenwood, El Dorado Co, P O, 18 miles n w of Placerville Fleishman & Co, general merchants, and agents Wells, Fargo «Sc Co MARCHALL & Si tcl I a i\ •ol o| tl *>■ HI Harvey T H, blacksmith Nagler Charles, groceries, provisions and general merchandise Negrini C, country store Winkeln)an J, prop'r Greenwood House Grizzly Bear House, Placer Co, p O, 12 miles n e of Auburn Steiner Jacob, hotel proprietor Grizzly Plat, El Dorado Co, P O, 20 miles s e of Placerville Hopkins G W, sup't Eagle Quartz Mill Grove City, Tehama Co, (POaddres Tehama) 22 miles s of Red Blulf Rowlcs David, general merchandise Gualala, IMcndocino Co, P O, 75 miles s w of Ukiah City Gay M & Co, (Bowtn's Landing) ship- ping merchants Groshong U, (Fish Rock) shipping mclit Robinson & Nelson, shipping merchants Robinson C D, hotel proprietor Gwin, IMerccd County, Hi) miles s e of Snelling Half Moon Bay, (Spanishtown) P O, 25 miles s of San Francisco Ames Joseph P, attorney at law Buzzell JMary T, i)ropr Purissimo House Byrnes & Ames, saloon Chew A W, blacksmith and wheelwright Clark Wm A, hotel keeper Dawson J AV, carpenter Denniston James G, warehouse Denny Joseph, blacksmith Dunlap R R, clergyman Garcia Salvador, saloon Grifliths W H, boots and shoes Issabella Stanislaus, general merchandise Jon(;s Wm, hotel keeper and postm. r Kelly & Mattingley, general merchamliH' McDonald W T & Co, genl merchandise Miligan A, phj'sician Pringle AVilliam, saddles and harness Rock George, blacksmith Yates Thomas, blacksmith Zaballa E, general merchandise Hamilton, Butte Co, P O address! KITTRp: Oroville, 8 miles s w of Oroville ■ ' * c.,w,.^ FAOino INSURANOI] OO. Offloe 422 OiOifomis Street, San Franoiaoo. Happy Can: -'•1 miles 8 SI Bailey WB,pj, I mi ' ^'""'' * ^^"°"'' i ' ^\i ^'•'"f* J«nies it ] If <-''"'"k Joseph, att b ;^'rumj.toM (Jeor.r, L I I^oolitfle Alhert^ 3 I I'I'illips N J}, „,,„ |5i__ i I Harrisburg, I;; miles s e of miles s e of S ; Averill & Sprawl, l.arbree Joseph, h, I'i'^ACOCK GE( and hotel keci ^ALPEY CHAI, I Havilah, K.m ■» of Kejii C(»un of Los Angele, Jfariposa) s e distances not yt ]|"''ten & Kiaiber, 1 ''kt-r, (El Tejon) , AKR & jacks/ I'^QrETTK HK> ■•''■Hh.ge B, atfornr ,>:IvI)D.atto "7'!' A W, ,vhe..l' fALHOUN E E, J Cliester Brothers, (f Chester Bros, (Keni UMlds M W, jreneral ov.l \c.I,on, ((),k J I'avulson John A, pll P'X'kweiler C, «,,loorf Migene C, ((;,ee„ | H{iJ<:MAN J V.\ al fnrn Co. P C), County seat of Kein County, 147 miles north of of Los Angeles, and 3\ii miles (via II !^[ariposa) s c of Stockton. Legal distances not yet defined by law Hahten & Klaiher, Pioneer lirewery It IJiiker, (El Tejon) general merchandise ■^ 15AKR & JACKSON, variety store BEt^rETTE HENRY 1), County Clerk Brundage 1>, attorney at law BUUNK 1) 1). attorney at law lUHDETT II. quartz mill proprietor lUirrell A W, wheelwright Hush C W, physician ( ALIIOUN E E, attorney at law Chester Brothers, (El Tejon) gen! mdse Chester Bros, (Kern Island) genl mdse Chiids j\I W, general merchandise Covil Nelson, (Oak Creek) genl mdse Davidson John A, physician Diickweiler C. «nloon Kugene C, ((Jieen Horn) general nidsc KYHE & SMiTH, blacksmiths Fickcrt Frederick, livery stable KHEEMAN J V/, attorney at law hietch & Co, boots and slices Hubert John, carpenter and builder ilAMMEL & DINKER, Bella Union Hotel HARRIS & KREMER, general mdse lleureuse R D, mining engineer llowtih & Bridger, saloon and billiards KITTRE1)(!E, M H, acting postmaster LASPE YRE THOMAS, attorney at law r Lightner 1), market LIVELY J II, drugs and medicines Lively Joseph, physician MADE(JAN & O'NEAL, saloon Mailen J B, hotel and stage station M ARTEL (I, miner McKEADNEY H, mill owner Miller H T, Exchange Hotel MII^LS W G, general merchandise Morton M, general merchandise Murphy J J, general mfMchandisc REED & THOMPSON, general mer- chandise and stage agents Reed Theron, attorney at law Reid A, drug and liquor store Reinstein P, variety store Riley J R, i)hysician SANDERSON & ASIIER, saloon and billiards Scovey J, (Agua Calientc), i)ropr hotel SINCLAIR I) A, general merchandise WATTIER L, (ioldeii (Jate Hotel AVILKES W PERRY, livery stable AVillianis H, (AValker's Basin) hotel and stage station Hay Pork, Trinity Co, (P O address Douglass City) 20 miles s w of Wea- verville Baylis A D, general merchandise Stafford J A, genera! mercliandise HaSTW^OOd, (or Hay ward's) Alameda Co, P i), on the .San Francisco and Alameda Railroad, 20 miles s e of San Francisco, and miles s e of San Leandro Allen Alexander, general merchandise Allen W W, boot and shoe maker Barbola Louis, Railroad Saloon BRKiHTON CATTLE MARKET, 2 miles n c of Ilayward's Brown George, general merchandise Derby E I\I. lumber EDMONDSON T J, warehouse (ioodell George A, harness maker Griebnow Frederick, saloon Ilamer S E Mrs, proi)r Ilaywai-d's Hotel Hay ward William, post master Ilitz F, house and sign ()aintcr Huic II R, wheelwright Kimball E, physician Lamping L G, tinsmith • Levy M W, general merchandise Loyn Charles, brewery 3 09 9 u o I CO o o o t^ lO CO •'*:» I'll :l!il ! ■'; ' .■ ^ t- ': : I ' fl yr Boyd Ritchie & C genejal mercl Hermitage, ^\ miles 8 w of I lo Cooley Charles H, l| Gould & Co, (Dry li McDonald A C, (J h Pike II G, physici, I; HicksviUe, Sac Is miles s e of Sj 11 niinconil)e Cliarles, Ij' Farthinghain Georj L' Johnston J (J, der-r -Mullen & Cain, bli IS makers Is Patterson George, < » tel proprietor a p Riley p, blacksmith i '^n'"'!" W P, general Hill's Perry, v dress, Firebauji 8 w of Millerto |b Wilson W H & R merchandise Holcomb Valle <-'«>. (P Oaddr 45 miles n e of Honcut, Yuba C( Marysville 1: ^'°'^ Thomas, genera i Hoopa Valley, _ " miles s of Orlcii Oreenbaum J & Co, Hope Valley,. miles n w of Sil <^irecn James, hotel lleriford Jolni, lumbl ^'ilchel Thomas, hot| Stevens T M, hotel Homitos, ^laripol w of Alariposn A. RC A. KOHIjER'S MuBio and Piano Warerooms, 424 Bansom Street, Ban Francisco. ??t STATE OP CALIFORNIA 141) Henley, Siskiyou Co, V O, 21 miles n of Yreka. (See Cottonwood) Hermit Valley, Alpine Co, 12 miles w of Silver Mountain Hermit Valley, Calaveras Co, 40 miles s e of Mokelumne Hill lioyd Ritchie & Co, hotel proprietors and general merchants Hermitage, ]Mp?idocino Co, P O, 24 miles 8 w of Ukiah City Cooley Charles II, postmaster Gould & Co, (Dry Creek), saw mill ^IcDoiiald A C, (Mountain House), hotel Pike II G, physician HickSVille, Sacramento Co, V O, 20 miles s e of Sacramento City. Dnnconihe Clmrles, physician and surgeon Farthini^liam George, physician Joiniston J (j, clergyman Mullen & Cain, blacksmiths and wagon makers Patterson George, general merchant, ho- tel proprietor and postmaster Riley P, blacksmith and wagon maker ,>mith W P, general merchandise Hill's Perry, Fresno Co, (I* O ad- dress, Firebaugh's Ferry) KO miles 8 w of IVIilierton Wilson W II & II M, hotel and general merchandise HolCOmb Valley, San Ikrnardino Co, (P () address, San IJernardino) 45 miles n e of San Bernardino HonCUt, Yuba Co, P O, 10 miles n of ISIarysville Fox Thomas, general merchan(''se Hoopa Valley, Klamath Co, P O, 30 miles 8 of Orleans Bar I Oreenbaum J & Co, general merchandise Hope Valley, Alpine Co, P O, 20 miles n w of Silver Mountain flreen James, hotel proprietor Iliriford John, lumber merchant Mitchel Thomas, hotel proprietor Stevens T M, hotel proprietor HomitOS, IVIariposa Co, P O, 20 miles L_, w of Mariposa Bates S C, insurance agent, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Brown field S J, saloon Cavagnaro C, general merchandise Frescot ¥• II, physician (iagliardo F, general merchandise (ihirardelli D & Co, general merchandise, Grade W A & Bros, toys, etc Hall E G, hotel jtroprietor i Ilar'mnn E C, attorney at law llussey P, general merchandise Kochin A, saddle and harness Kochin ,1, stoves and tinware La Tour II, physician Le ( J rand A, brewery Mesck Cliarles, baker Negus G S, saloon Olcese A, general merchandise Uosentliall D & Co, dry goods Schainfeld «fe Simon, dry goods Semorilo fi B. general merchandise Thrasher W T, dentist Turner »S. Davis, livery stable White James II, livery stable White L ]Mrs, fancy goods Horr'S Ranch, Stanislaus Co, P O, 1 miles s of Knight's F'erry Ro jcrts John, hotel proprietor and post- master I HorsetOWn, Shasta Co, P O, 8 miles I 8 of Shasta } Close & Ileivener, blacksmiths and wagon I makers I Goodall William, cabinet m.-iker, and P M I (iiitmann A, physician and atty at law Mischler Joini, butcher Roche G ^I, attorney at law Simpson Joseph, general merchandise Weil I) &, Bro, general merciiandise Wendel Ivlijah, Iruit and veg((tables Rowland Plat, Sierm Co, (P O ad- tlress. Table Rock) 24 miles n ot Downieville Aubertus Julius C, watchmaker and jew- eler Baner I\I F, saloon Barney ]M L, Carpenter BIO(iEN M & CO, general merchandise Brison J ISI, butcher CARMK^HAEL ALEX, butcher Casker J, hotel proprietor Childs Thomas B, dentist 00 A. RC 'AN ft Co., San Franoisco. Oeneral Agents for Subscription Books. NOBTH AUBBIOA UFE INSUBANOB GO. For valuable information turn to page 161. A. S 150 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 3 03 «^ o e so r-l la E o o o CHITTENDEN IIKNRY H, station- ery, toliacco. fancy goods, etc Cohn E & Co, dry goods, clothing, em- ln'oideries, etc Copre I'], dry goods DOWNER JOSEPH W, Justice of »the I'eacc Dunn J, blaclismith Gericliten Bros, general morcliandise (Jericliter. Frederick AV Union Hotel (loss W F M, boot milker HANLEY PATRICK, proprietor Si- erra Nevada Hotel Ilinclnnan Marsli. blacksmith HOWE ALONZO J, attorney at law Ingram & Gray, livery stable Jackson Joseph, photographer KING EDWARD W, physician Klcinclaus Michael, proprietor Ilowland i lat brewery Klick John, blacksmith Lamping P A & Co, bankers Mann John, saloon McFARLAND & BRO, agents Lam- ping & Co, and variety store McFARLAND T A, postmaster Peterson William, saloon Purrinton & Johnson, butchers STETSON & BUCK, bootmakers STOUT HENRY C, tinsmith and hard ware Wheeler Samuel, insurance agent, and agent Wells, Fargo & Co HUMBOLDT CO. Organized, 18")3. Boundaries — North by Klamatli, east by Trinity, south by Mendocino, and west by Pacific Ocean. Estimated area, twenty-eight hundred square miles. County Seat, Eureka. o F F I c K u s , OFFICl INCr.MIllCNT. UFSlItF.NCi;. Term Expires. I SALAKY. I' Justice K. Wvnian Eureka Tiiminry,! 868 *1 ,000 " March 18()8, Fees. »500 per anil. n 6 o § 03 o n a Q County JikIko County Clerk j.Ianies M. Short Distriet Attorney (Wo. W. Tompkins Slieriir ." Joseph Tniev " : " Uecordcr .lames M. Siiort . . " I " Treat rer ; David W. Nixon. . ! " As.sessor Stephen OofV Mattole ; " " Surveyor \V. W. Skinner. . . " " Coroner Byron Deminc. . . . Areata " " Pul)lie Administrator Folin A. Kneehmd. " ; " " Su|)erintendent I'ulilic Seiiools Ucv. Wm. L. Jones Kurcka | " " Supervisor, 1st Distriet Sih>8 W. Morrison Bear Hiver isn? " 2il " Thomas Hart Hydesvilio 18fiS " 3d " William Carson... Kureka | 1867 Fees. *I5 per day. I Fees. S.'KH) perann. : I SI per day [ and i ) mileane. Humbug, Nevada Co, (P O address, X(n-th Bloomfield) 12 miles n e of Nevada City Funk Samuel, proprietor Bloody Run Saw Mill Nash C, general merchan , and postmaster I Humbug Creek, Siskiyou Co, (P O address, Yreka) 8 miles n w of Yreka Hunter's Valley, Mariposa Co, (P O address, Bear Valley), 12 miles n w of Mariposa TREON H W C, Superintendent Lafay- ette iJine Hyatt's Ranch, Marin Co, 12 miles n of San Rafael (see Novato) HydeSVille, Humboldt Co, P O, '2:> miles 3 e of Eureka Burnell Joel, attorney at law Didawick & Newman, blacksmith.s Dinsniore B T, wine manufactory Felt T D, physician Hart Thomas, general merchandise He snier John, expressman Ketchum F D, carriage manufactory Metcalf O D & Co, genera' merchandise Smith Elias, boot and shoemak r Spencer M, physician and merchant Webster J H, hotel proprietor niinoistOWn, Placer Co, (P O ad- dress, Colfax) li) miles n e of Auburn Brickell B, hotel proprietor Collins D B, physician Id '^ '^ S Egbert & Co, pre 2 Keck & Bricke; " and liquors Angeles, (leg fined by law) jg Independenc |« ty seat of In g 1** I AYRES H & J ence) general lo Blaney B D, Jiotel :» Hroder J & Co, n. I Clement S, saloon 1° COIIND&CO,. P , Cooper L F, attori \i I Earl J, (Camp In ;i I prietor h Fnrnsworth A, phy |5 Hilton & Rose, hot B Hughes J R,salooi U Lentell John, genei S Miller Ferdinand h 1 Rothschild J S & C Lb Rowley J B, p M i Slade Thomas P, di Indian Creek, address Dough Weavorville Corbus A T & Brof It' I § Indian Digginj ■■ O, 25 miles s e Cable John, saloon || Cameron Thomas, INYO CO. 'Vcvada, south by S Cc ••" Seat, Inde The Direotory of the FAOIFIO isoomirased of the beat businesa men of Oalifomia. OFFICK. County Judpc f'dunty Clerk '. I>istri<'t Attorney . Sheriff ...;;; Kccordcr ][[[ Treasurer [[ Assessor Surveyor .... .'.'.*'".". Cdroner '.'.'.'.' •'"''lie Administrator. . Superintendent Puhlie S Supervisor, 1st Distriet 2d 3d " A. BOMAN A. KOHIiEB, Ban Franoisoo, Agent for Ohiokerins & Son's Pianos. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 151 Egbert & Co, proprietors Egbert's Hotel Keck & Brickell, groceries, provisions and liquors Independence, inyo Co, p o, conn- ty seat of Inyo Co, 270 miles n Los Angeles, (legal distances not yet de- fined by law) AYRES II & CO, (Camp Independ- ence) general mercbandiso Ulaney IJ 1), botel proprietor IJroder J & Co, n...rket [ Clement S, saloon COIIN 1) & CO, general mdse and saloon : Cooper L F, attorney at law Earl J, (Camp Independence) botel pro- I prietor Fnrnsworth A, pbysician and druggist Hilton & Rose, botel proprietors Ilugbes .1 R, saloon licntell Jobn, general mercbandiso Miller Ferdinand K, attorney at law Kotbscbild J S & Co, general mdse Rowley J l\, P M and gentM-al mdse Slade Tliomas P, district attorney i Indian Creek, Trinity Co, (P o address Douglas City) C miles s of ' Weaverville Corbua A T & Brothers, general mdse Indian Diggings, El Dorado Co, P O, 25 miles s e of Placerville Cable .Tobn, saloon Ciuneron Thomas, hotel proprietor Edmunson J, general merchant Ford S J, ditch agent Indian Gulch, Mariposa Co, P O, 25 miles w of Mariposa Casaretto Joseph, general merchandise Lemairie A, general merchandise Weinkler & Thrift, general merchandise Indian Springs, Nevada Co, P O, 10 miles s of Nevada City Raum F, Idacksmitb Hatch H L, hotel proprietor Tibbits Orrin, blacksmith and wagon mkr Indian Valley, Plumas Co, (P o address, Taylorsville) 12 miles n e of Quiiicy Knowl M, brewery Indiana Ranch, Yuba Co, (P O ad- dress, Oregon House) 2'6 miles n e of Marysville Camper Lewis, Justice of the Peace Iluscroft Jobn, attorney at law Newman Abram, general mercbadise Smith AVilliam, butcher Inskip, Rutte Co, P O, 43 miles n of Oroville Butcher R, (^lusquito Creek) hotel pro- prietor Dewey Samuel L. ditch proprietor Stokes John, ditcii superintendent INYO CO. Organized 18<)0. Boundaries— North by ISIono, east by State of N'l'vada, south by San Benuirdino and Los Angeles, and west by Tulare and Kern. Cc • *" Seat, Independence. o F V I C E 11 s . OFKICK. ISCfMHKNT. RESIDKXOE. County Jii(1);c ,(). L. MiUtlicws. . . Iiule|>cndcnco . rdiinty Clerk [Tlioiniis Piissiiioro. District Attorney i Tliomas P. Sliido , Sheriff W. A. (Jieenly. . . . lit'i'oi'dcr iTliomiis I'tissinorc. Tivnsurer Joliii W. Synnncs. Assessor .lolin F. R viin Lvnian Tuttio Kcftrsngo . . , . Independence . Lone Pino . . . IV 1). Jllaney Independence. iSiirveyor Coroner Piililic Adniinistrntor 'B. 1). Blimey Superintendent Pnl)lie Scliools Josiah Kiirl' | " Supervisor, 1st District J. 11. Westervill. . . Fish Sprinsrs " 2d " J, U. Hughes Independence 18C7 i*.W(> " 3d " |C. I). Bcgolo j Lone Pine ;i8G8 |$300 Tenn Expires. 1807 SALAIiY. 1 809 $1,000 prnnn : i''ees. j !?50() per nnn. i Fees. ! $300 per nnn. \m % I '■ i , T r W A. BOMAIf ft Co., San Franoisoo. Photograph Albums, Fine Oift Books, eto. The FoUoiea of the NORTH AMEBICA LIFE INSURANOB CO. bear the seai of New York. d a I S u ■3 "3 s •a .3 n •o CI (8 a u o I o' i CQ O § Q 152 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. lone City, Amaclor Co, (P address, loiiu Valley) 12 miles w of Jackson IJamfonl William, jjliysieian ISass & lirowning, blacksmiths and wagon makers Carter II A, attorney at law Craner Henry, tobacco, cigars, stationery, Ciimming .1, prop Cummiiig's (irist Mill Dennis «& Little, saddle, harness, and shoe manufactnrers Dosh Charles, general merchandise DOS 1 1 EDWAUD, Veranda Saloon DUDLEY A K, jyrop Vera-ula Hotel EDWAHDS J & .S, general merchandise, anil agents Wells, Fargo & '^.'o Edwards John, wine manufacturer Fitzsinnnons John, general merchandise Hall & Harron, i)roprietor3 Golden Star Flouring ^lills Haverstick & Leininger, blacksmiths Hotrman J 1*. wine manufacturer ISAACS IJEKNHARD, general mer- chandise .JOHNSTON JAMES & BROS, pro- prietors Amador and Emjjire ditches Knight J B, clergyman, (Baptist) Loskil ]SI & Bro, wine growers MARTIN it GILLIS, broom manufact's Parkison M C, physician and surgeon Peters J A, druggist, dentist, and stationer Raab & Hiittner, lone City Bakery Rickey D B, manufacturer tin, iron, and copper ware RICKEY WILLI A:\L wine grower Scudder W H. post master Shakely A, proprietor Arcade Hotel Songer W J, wagon nniker Sprague A, ])hyfician Stevens R F, drugs and stationery Stewart Daniel, groceries, provisions, and general merciiandise Stump J W, clergyman (Methodist) lone Valley, Amador Co, P O, 12 jiiiles w of Jackson, \^ ee lone City) Iowa Hill, Placer Co, P O, miles n e of Auburn Baer Isaac, books, stationery, and varieties CALVIN S N, bank.'r, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, P M and lei agt DODS .IA]MES, Secretary iMorning Star Cement Mill Eiszler Andrew, boot and shoe manu- facturer GARITY OWEN, livery stable, biliards, and licpiors Hawkins (i, dry goods, clothing, boots, etc ISERMALL LOUIS, proprietor Hotel d' Orleans Kilgo William, blacksmith KING & BUTLER, general merchan- dise and mining implements Ladd II C, clothing, boots, and shoes Lawrence W 1), attorney at law Peterson C II, physician Rosenberg M, dry goods, boots, shoes, cloth- ing, etc Rutherford John, tannery SOLOMON L, general merchandise VAN VAC TOR WILLIAM, assessor dist 3, Placer Co Weibel J B, clergyman, (Methodist) Jacinto, Colusa Co, P O, 2G miles n of Colusa Bounds Jose|)h j hysician Galland & Aronson, general merchandise King F, hntel proprietor Mack Jamc<, merchant Nordyke IM merchant Ord R B. attorney at law Pratt G W, merchant i Sparks Isaac, nuMchant I'albot S B, attorney at law Thornton J, merchant Trewit L, jihysician Watson G AV, merchant Jackson, Amador Co, P O, county scat of Amador Co; legal distances ; from Sacramento ,'>.'» miles, from Stockton 5(5 miles, from San Cjuentin 187 miles Allen II W, propr Union Hotel Andrews G S. insurance agent, and agent Wells, Fargo it Co ARMSTRONG JOHN W,attorneyat law Ash Tlunnas P. attorney at law BARCOCK H E, attorney .at law, Conrt commissioner, and Notary Public Bergcr Philip, Gate Brewery BRIGGS R :M, attorney at law, and dis- trict attorney Brown A C, attorney at law Brown .Tames 'V, attorney at law BRUM EL M, propr Brumel's Saloon, tobacco, fruits, etc Caminetti B, groceries, provisions, and li((nors Carroll James, propr Carroll's Hotel ' A. KOH] ! CONEY LEON I drugs, and stf i Dobbins H H, clei DRAPER N, can EVANS & ASI ional Hotel ; Farley J T, attorn It I'\ird H D, wateli i « FREEMAN E ( 5 maker J Freeman Georjrc, i f (ilNOCCHIO H r general merehi GORDONMW,.. |« 11 ARTE R DAN] F)laning mill IHNKLEY T, bi Ilinkley Mine Iloffniann Frank, Stable Hunt E G, attorne ,, Public |; IXGALLS C II, u n:;d stationery KURCZYN C 11, f, |5 mining implenit I' LEVINSKY BRO and mining imp Levy & Bro, dry go clothing flails M A Mrs, mil Martell & Wells, bl shoers Jlcntzel Louis, tob{ fMUcy goods f Mill AVilliam, physici Miller ,1 H, clergynii l'A({E SAMUEL,, PALMER E C, pre Stable ^ PENRY & PAGE, patch I'ilt AVilliam, physici; IfKIClILING P, j' dealer gold dust HOBINSON JOIL> and U S assistan Sanuiels Jqsepli, d hoots, etc SAN(;UINETTI I provisions, and g Sliafer & Joy, marble ^liiirp AY, physician a •>'i'otte F, blacksmith ><1'RINGER TH03) publisher Amado The PACIFIC INSURANCE CO. pays all losseB in Qold Coin. A. ROMAN ft Co., Sai ▲. KOHIiEB. Ban Fnmoisoo, Agent for Marohall ft Mittauer*a Flanoa. STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 153 CONEY LEONARD, insurance agent, drugs, and stationery Dobbins II H, clergyman (Presbyte.'ian) DRAPER N, carriajre and wapon maimer EVANS & ASKEY, proprietors Nat- ional Hotel I'arley J T, attorney at law Ford II D, watch maker and jeweler FREEMAN E G, saddle and harness maker Freeman George, postmaster (;1N0CCIII0 II & CO, groceries and fjteucral mercliandise CORDON M "W, attorney at law IIARTER DANIEL, steam saw and planing mill IIINKLEY T, brewer, and proprietor Ilinkley Mine Hoffmann Frank, propr Union Livery Stable Hunt E G, attorney at law, and Notary Public INGALLS C II, telegraph agent, drugs, a:^d stationery KURCZYN C II, groceries, liquors, and mining implements LEVINSKY BROS, genl merchandise, and mining implements Levy & Bro, dry goods, boots, shoes, and clothing Mails M A Mrs, millinery and dry goods Martell & Wells, blacksmiths and horse shoers ^lentzei Louis, tobacco, stationery, and f:>.iu'y goods ^lill William, physician Miller .1 II, clergyman (Methodist) I'AdE SAMUEL, physician and surgeon I'ALMER E C, propr Palmer's Livery Stable I'ENRY & PAGE, proprs Amador Dis- patch I'ilt William, physician HFICIILINCi P, jeweler, assayer, and dealer gold dust ROIUNSON JOHN A, notary public, and U S assistant assessor Sanuiels Jqseph, dry goods, clothing, boots, etc SANGUINETTI B & CO, groceries, provisions, and general merchandise Slialcr & Joy, marble manufacturers Sharp W, [)hysician and surgeon Sicotie F, blacksmith and wagon maker SPRINGER THOMAS A, editor and I publisher Amador Weekly Ledger Stuart II M, dentist TRENSCHEL A, Jackson Brewery TROWBRIDGE JAMES S, wine manuf Turner J F^oot, attorney at law, and coun- ty judge Vogan John, propr lone City and Jackson Turnpike Road WELLER C, hardware, crockery, agri- cultural implements, etc Jacksonville, Tuolumne Co, P 0, 10 miles s e of Sonora Ackerman D, hotel keeper Deering Brothers, general merchandise Deering Brothers (Stevens Bar) general merchandise, and ferry Desler Isaac, livery stable, and genl mer- chandise Kirkwood Alexander (Rattlesnake) genl merchandise jMunn Daniel, general merchandise ISIunn Daniel (Moccasin Creek) genl mdse Sanborn John (Indian Bar) genl mdse James, Colusa Co, P O, G5 miles n w of Colusa Feder S & Bro, general merchandise Jamestown, Tuolumne Co, P O, 5 miles s w of Sonora BECKER O F, saloon Bettis O J, blacksmith BUTTER FIELD B F, proprietor Bella Union Hotel, and genl merchandise Cazaux O. market Couturier J. hair dresser DIXON J Y, saloon proprietor, and agent Wells. Fargo & Co Dodge M T, physician Donovan William, genl merchandise F^lugger C, boots and shoes FRIAND LOUIS, Crescent City Saloon Gallut V, fruits Gookin George D, livery stable Kce William & Co, saloon Lceland R, bakery Levi A M & Co, dry goods and clothing OLIVICR ALLFjN, mining superintend't Oppenheimer B, general varieties Peseire John, livery stable PRESTON A B, notary public Quenot F, fruits Rispi Charles, general merchandise Severio Ferio, restaurant n I,' ii ■ I' ■l ,i A. ROUAJf A Co., San Franoisoo. Medical, Soientiflo, and TheoloRioal Books. m "11 The Folioies of the NORTH AMSBIOA lAWB INS. CO. are inditputeble from date of issue. 154 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 9 I I 1 I n 9 ! o* I m O n ^ A. KOHIiBB, Si JanOSVillO, Lnsscn Co, P O, 2o miles of Susiinville Barne3 A H, hotel proprietor Barnes I, general merchantlise Breed L N & Bro, notary public, and genl mercliandise Byrnes J D, stock dealer JaneSVille, Shasta Co (P O address llorsetown) 20 miles s w of Shasta Arminjrton E R, produce Dunnells J S S, general merchandise Laschinsky Jacob, blacksmith Sliuflletoi) H H, stock and grain Montague J C, physician Ortoff Henry, blacksmith Philbrooks John, ditcli owner Uaab L, general merchandise Tennin & Owens, general merchandise S Kelsey, Kldorado Co, north of Placervillo P O, 7 miles MciSInnnus Thomas, general merchandise Potter & Co, props Plymouth (Quartz Mill Sawyer J J, (American Flat) genl mdse I Siesenop A, hotel proprietor Eelseyville, Lake Co, (P O ad Knight's Perry, Stani.«laus Co, P O, Co Seat of Stanii?iaus Co. Legal dis- tances : from Sacramento, 85 miles ; from Stockton, 40 miles ; from San Quentin, 170 miles Hiu-nes F S. Washington Hotel liarllett A T, saddle and harness Biuldington M, saloon Coleman J S, phy.-»ician CONNER JOHN L, blacksmith and wheelwright Dnkin & Minor, blacksmiths Dingley S, propr Dingley's Hotel Knslen William, market Finiieson D, livery stable Foster P B, saddler (lARDNER H C, livery stable IIIIiL CSS, general merchandise llonigsberger & Lengfeld, general mdso LANE THOS W, propr Lane's Hotel LOCKE D M, superintendent Stanislaus ' Bridge Lottman E & J, general merchandise PALMER & ALLEN, general merchan- dise and agents Wells, Fargo & Co. Parker D, blacksmith Randall B, general merchandise Scheil A, attorney at law Sehell G W, attorney at law STAKES A G, attorney at law TULLOCH D W, Stanislaus Mills Knight's Landing, Yolo Co, (P O address, Grafton) la miles n of Wood- land Bailey Samuel, blacksmith Barnes J E, clergyman (Baptist) Case & Goodhue, general merchandise DITNNIGAN A W, propr Yolo House DYER EDWARD, propr Union Hotel GARDNER ROBERT, owner Eagle Steam Flouring Mills Goodhue J II, postmaster Ilamblin II P, teacher May John C, saddles and harness McClintock J R, carpenter and wagon mkr IMILLER J S, physician ]Mills Alex, tinware manufacturer IMorey II C, physician RAVELEY S W, commission merchant, agent C S N Co and Wells, Fargo &Co A. ROUAN ft Co., San Franoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday Sohool Books, eto. I I a I a Insure your life In tbe NOBTH AUBRIOA UFB INSOBAN OB OO. A. KOI I s CO ca 5 8* I 1 I i 00 O n 156 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Rodolpli S F, physician SMITH J S, blac'liHinilh SMITH S R, carpenter and Imllder Snowball J W, attorney at law THOAIAS & LAUGENOUR, general mcrcliandise KnightSVille, Sonoma Co, (P O ad- dress, Calistogu) lo miles n of Santa Ro.«n Brooksliire E, Justice of the Peace and propr IJrooksliire House Brooksliire TJ, saloon Sensibaugh G A, blacksmith KnOXVille, Lake Co, P O, 45 miles e of Lakcport Dyer John F, hotel proprietor Lake ]Manf Co, miners and quicksilver refiners Mahon Frank, postmaster Mahon Franklin, chemist and assayer Quicksilver Mining Co La Grange, Stanislaus Co, P O, 18 miles 8 e of Knight's Ferry Boquero, Pachc & Co, gcnl merchandise Davis George, hotel proprietor Floto Willian), hotel proprietor Randall R B, general merchandise Reedy, Dye & Co, proprs flouring mills Rudolph John, saloon Saunders W C, physician Simon & Jacobs, (general merchandise Vignois John, general merchandise Williams J, saloon Williams J S, varieties La Porte, Plumas Co, V 0, 88 miles n e of Marysville BLAIR JAMES D, physician, apothe- cary, and druggist BRANDT & CONLON, proprs Union Hotel BREWSTER S T, propr Marysville and Howland Flat stage line, etc Buckley Henry, saloon Carter Jonas, surveyor Cohn Elken, dry goods and clothing CONLY JOHN & CO, bankers Crew Alex H, insurance agent and supt La Porte Express Eagan Michael, saloon Engel Jacob M, tobacconist and fancy goods Engel IVIosea ]M, groceries, hardware, and crockery French L W, dentist Gordon T & Co, wholesale and retail gro- ceriPff', provisions, licjuors, etc Guyot ^Inw, proprietor Hotel de France Haymond Creed, attorney at law Heitzig A W, butcher HILL & BRYANT, restaurant Howard Frederick, Justice of the Pence Jacobs Wolf, dry goods, clothing, etc Joseph &t Rosenberg, dry goods and cloth- ing Kingdon William, boot maker Koppel Victor, general merchant and tin and sheet iron worker Langley Miles T, proprietor Empire livery stable Lundquist Erick, watch maker and jeweler McKANNA JOHN, wholesale liquors ]Miller John, boot maker Mullen & Co, Eagle Livery Stable O'Grady P J, attorney at law Paine Bradford T, boot maker PATTON ROBT T, groceries Robinson Amos, stoves, tinware, crock- ery, etc RUSSELL SULLIVAN S, blacksmith Schuster Frederick, proprietor La Porte Brewery Thomas John H, postmaster Wait & Kidder, blacksmiths and wagon makers Wardley George S, physician Weston Horatio G, butcher WHEELER & THOMAS, groceries, fancy poods, etc WILLARD EMORY L, druggist and apothecary, stationery, etc i Lafayette, Contra Costa Co, P 0, 11 miles 8 w of Martinez BROWN L INI, general merchant and hotel proprietcr Brown Warren, proptr stage line to Oak- land, Martinez, etc Connor J W, wheelwright HAMMETT GEORGE W, Justice of| the Peace and butcher Molter C, harness maker SHREVE B, agent Bamber & Go's Exi press, postmaster and general mer-j chant STANDISH P II, Lafayette Flourinjl Mills E It Stanage II M, Nri I Thomson Peter, b I Lake City, Ne IMeadow Lak( lamcnto City ^ LAKE CO. gjs 1 olo and Colusa, ^1 area, twenly-scven The FAOIFIO INSUBAITOB 00. Inaures against Fire and Marine haaards. I ^m I oi'i'-ni:. ('i)iiiily Jii(|;re ('"iiiity ("lork ......"." District Attornc'v . SlieritJ'. ; ■ Hccoi'iliT ^ 'I'lvasuivr ' *] Assessor Surveyor .\ ' I ^B Coroner I ^|| I'lililie Ailriiiiiistriitor.. Siiperitiuiideiit I'lil.lJei' Snpcrvisor, 1st Distriet 2d " M Lake House, s,, ll miles s e of Sac Duden f Jeorge E, bl i Inglis (Jeorge, postni It I Lake Valley, E li address, Talioe) Ij cervilie (see Tal I Lakeport, Lake » of Lake County,! Sacramento, 12(1 ton, !(;-, miles;! l<{o miles Hurton A 11, clergyi I Cliarmak II & Co, gi Coini H, general mei) Crawford AVoods, aftf l>o\vnes J S, physiciiJ ropriotor Arnold's Hotel I IJrcnioiid M, hotel proprietor J Cree^ian Janiei>, pro^»r Lake City Saw Lake City, Nevada Co, (P O address, i Mill INIeadow Lake) 105 miles n e of Sac- : Henry William, ngt Eureka Water Co lamento City Murks & Co, bankers LAKE CO. Organized 18G1. Iloundaries— North by Mendocino, east by Yolo and Colusa, south by Na|)a, and west by Sonoma and ISIendoeino. Estimated area, twenty-seven hundred scpuire miles. County Seat, Lakeport. o F K I c E n s . OKFICi;. ISCt'MllKNT. UKSinKNCK. Tirm Explrtw. I SALAUV. Miirel I Comity .Tiiil:!C Jitmc8 I). Ilollowiiy Lukoport ^ County (.'lork Surslicl Hyiitini... " I)i:. 1). Jones Kiioxville /^i"!''' " 2U " ;Juliii H. Jitniison. . Liilveport j " " .•}(! " 1 Colenuui C. Hire . Upper Liiko | " I8t'>8 *l,000prann Fees. StiOO per ann. «!G()() und fees Fees. I, 18tlS 1 8118 . . 18(i(>.. 18fi7.. i?IOO pcrnnn. I'ertlieni. Lake House, Saeramento Co, P O, C 12 miles s e of Sacramento It K Uiiden Cleorge E, blsieksmith li Iiiglis (Jeorgt?, postmaster Lake Valley, El Dora.lo Co, (P o address, Tahoe) GO miles c of Pla- cerville (sec Tahoe) f, Lakeport, Lake Co, P O, Comity Seat of Lake County, legal distances : from Sacramento, 120 miles; from Stock- ton, 1 (5;') miles ; from San Quentin, I'M) miles Hiirton AH, clergyman Charmak II & Co, general merchandise Cohn II, general merchandise Crawford AVoods, attorney at law Downes J S, physician (liewell .Jacob, clergyman Oiiily W T, clergyman In^'iam J C W. clergyman llfLeod A C, hotel proprietor Miinn O A, attorney at law O'Siicu .John, saddle and harness maker Ousley Henry, physician ' Sill H C, physician I Sitton S P, clergyman j Spurlock W A, clergyman Thompson .1 II, attorney at law Welsh S K, attorney r.t law WINCHKSTEIl L D, attorney at law and druggist Lakeville, Sonoma Co, P O, IG miles s e of Santa liosa Madler Steiihen, blacksmith and wheel- wright 3Iills Niles. postmaster Lancha Plana, Amador Co, P O, 12 miles s w of Jackson Boarman Charles, physician Earl L IM, boots and shoes Gainanche Joseph, blacksmith and wagon maker Josis John, hotel and bakery Northrop A F, hotel propiietor PALME 11 & WOOLSEY, dry goods and groceries PALMER J W D, postmaster Palmer R W, (Union Center) liquors and provisions Rose Fred, groceries, drugs, etc LangWOrth, Stanislaus Co, P O, on s side of Stanislaus River, 2o miles A. BOISAN ft Oo.. Ban Franoisoo. School Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Oamest eto ISL ir NORTH AMBRIOA LIFB3 INSURANOB CO., Foliolei guarantead by State of Now York, OD I 10 4 1 cq o •3 •0 8 QQ O eq Q 9 158 PACIFIC COAST IlUSINErtS DIRECTORY. s c of Stockton and IC miles below IIcntlriekH N W, iDnniifaftnrer broonn Kniglil's Kerry niinds J C. ";''i"'riil meivliaiulisc IIiiglu'M William N, hotel proprietor am] lerryman Fairbanks .HJ, manufacturer ofbarvcting Lnng>vortl.y II, postmaster and general ° ' produce maclimes Hamlin T T, attorney at law and super intendent eoinniou seliuols Stewart S V, mechanic Watts Ifaac, nieehanie LASSEN CO. Organized IftOI. Unundarics— North l;y Siskiyou, east In- State of Nevada, South by Sierra and IMumas, west by I'lumas and Shasta. County Seat, Susanville. O l" F 1 C E II S . al OKKICK. IN( rM»KST. UKSIDKNCK. ■rcrin Kxplron. MAI.AHV Win. 11. Harrison. Sii.sanvillu .Fmi'v 1, IH7(» Marcli, \»m. Comity Clerk 'Allicrt A. Smith District Attorney Jsaae N. Koop . . Slieritl' '. I Frank Drake .... Rciorcler Alliert A. Snii Treasurer K. D. IJowinan . . Assessor Win. C. KiTi;:sluii Surveyor Kiton li. Nieoles . Coroner Fames lliit<'liin;;s . . Jancsvillc . . . I'lililio Adnilnistratiir lames lliiteliiims . " Su])crinten(li'nt I'ulilic Schools Co. ("!lerk ex otlicio Susanviile. . . Sujiervisor, 1st District II. Clay Stoi'kton. " " 2il " Thomas 11. Kpley. .FanesvillR .. , " ;til " Alvara Kvaiis . . . . Lon-'Vallcv. SSOOprann. I'Y-es. $400 prnnn. Fees. chmond. Misanville. II I( I'er (lieni. (1 Foes. it II II 'idl<'y & Boardma.) '^"'"•-•y 1* W, Justice •/'llz Sanmel .7, cons •iceman M K & ,1 I all M IF, physician Howard B C, clei-gyn 1 Hynerson & Wasley I Flour Mills t Shaw Albert, cler'ryn •Smith Isaac S, postm, [Lisbon, Placer C Auburn Applegate (Jeorge W Little Lake, Men, ' miles 11 w of Uki Little River, Met miles a of Mendo J:FisI.erEB,J,otelnro ptickney, Coombs & I and lumber manu ptickney, Coombs & Bridge Company Tbe FACIE'IC INSUBANCE Co. The largest Galifomia Inauranoe Co. MA80N * HAMIilN'B ORGANS. A. KORLBR, Aicent, San Frftnoiaoo. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ' Liberty. San Joaquin Co, P 0, 20 miles j Alexiinilcr P, general merciinndisc Alport Williiun, general niereliondi«e Aiirol R, pliysician Hiinds A, hotel proprietor Lincoln, Plucer Co, P O, 18 miles w of Aiiliiini Apperson J E, wagon maker ISarneA John, postinnstcr ; 15LACK & HOFFMAN, sadille and liarne.ijj makers CuUum George, propr Logan House l)u liois A S, pliysiieian l)u Boirt W C, drugs, medicines, station- ery, etc Friohette P, hlaeksmilh Hamilton J T, physician llickey L, lilacksmith Whittenhall H, propr Ikninard House Zicgenbein John, general merchant and agent Wells, Fargo & Co Linden, San Joaquin Co, PO, 12 miles e of Stockton Ca:*e it Smith, general merchandise Davenport it Oxtoby, wagon makers Dudley & Hoardman, hotel proprietors Dudley P W, Justice of the Peace Foltz Sanmel J, constable Freeman M K «& J K, physicians Hall M H, ]iliysieian Howard IJ C, clergyman (Methodist S) Kynerson &. Wasley, projirietors Linden Flour Mills Sliaw Albert, clergyman (^lethodist) 1 Smith Isaac S, postmaster Lisbon, Placer Co, 10 miles n e of Auburn Applegate (Jeorge AV, general mdse Little Lake, Mendocino Co, P O, 20 miles n w of Ukiah City Willets & Hobart, general merchants Little River, ISIendocino Co, P 0, 10 miles s of Mendocino Fisher E B, hotel proprietor i Stickney, Coombs & Co, genl merchants and lumber manufacturers [Stickney, Coombs & Kent, Big River Bridge Company 159 Little York, Nevada Co, P O, 12 miles s e of Nevada City Dodge B W, |)ostmaster Gritiiths B J, mining store Regan John, mining store LOCkeford, San Joaquin Co, P O, IG miles n e of Stockton Andri>ws Jonathan, wagon maker Cahill Philip, blacksmith (lernsey A A, clergyman (jiorham Josiah, hotel proprietor Kellogg K W wagon maker Kelt Francis, harness maker Kolman, Nelson & Co, general nulse Locke I) J, physician Locke I) J & Co, general merchandise Locke Luther, postmaster Oliver W, clergyman Peters George S, carpenter Sabiu S P, blacksmith Shaw C it Son, boot and shoe manfs Sherden it Smith, butchers Taylor Robert, blacksmith Tower Addison, painter Walker K D, physician Locust Shade, San Joa(iuin Co, P O, ; 11 miles from Stockton Lone Star, Placer Co, P O, G miles n of Auburn Long Bar, Yuba Co, P 0, 1 1 miles n e of Marysvillo Perry J, orchanlist and wine grower Sexey Charles E, general merchant Long Valley, Mendocino Co, 45 miles n of I'kiah City Sargeant G W, physician Simpson, White it Co, general merchants and hotel proprietors Longville, Plumas Co, P O, 31 miles n of Quincy Miller Andrew, postmaster Windham W, general merchandise Wood A G, hotel proprietor Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, P O, County seat of Los Angeles County, and incorporated city, 2u miles from the coast, and 480 miles s e of San Francisco. Legal distances : from Sacramento, 5.50 miles ; from Stock- ton, 550 miles; from San Quentin, 1 440 miles i= w I i !! 1 £ ' »!■■' I- :H m A. BOMAir ft OO. The only exoluaive Book Store on the Paoiflo Coast. NOBTH AMEBIC A TilVB INSTTBANOB OO. The best company In the United States. 160 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. mv 8 .a OQ I B 10 C 2 O o CO o Officers. — Cliristovnl Agnilar, Mayor. Murray INIorrison, (President) John Schu- maclier, John King, E II Workman, M Morris, A F Coroncil, Louis lloeder, Coun- cilmen ; William C Warren, Marshal ; A J King, Attorney ; J F Burns, Treasurer ; W Johnson, Clerk. Abhott William, furniture, Main Aillaud H, saloon and billiards, Los An- geles Allen James, furniture, Main Ballo Antonia, groceries Banner & Co, market, "Msun Banning Phineas & Co, forwarding and commission merchants. Main Benedict E A, general merchandise. Main BENJAMIN SOION, boots and shoes Blumentiial Isaac, dry goods Bohen Daniel, jeweler BoUo Santiago, general merchandise. Main Breuzin >S, stoves and tinware, Aliso liUFFUM WILLIAM M, wines and liquors CAMPBELL THORNTON P, grocer- ies and liquors Carrillo Juan, clerk, with I Cohen, IMain Caswell & Ellis, general merchandise, Los Angeles CHILDS M W, general mdse, Los An- geles CLANCY D S, hotel proprietor COIIN I, cigars and tobacco. Main Cohn Josejili, general merchandise Crawford J S, dentist Dalton Henry, (Asuza Rai»ch) fruit and grain DEN RICHARD S, physician, ;Main DliS AUTELS, N, general merciiandise, Aliso Diller C, boots and shoes Ducommun C, general merchandise, watch- es, etc. Main FLUHR CHRIST, proprietor Lafayette hotel, M'lin FORSTER F, blacksmith and wheel- wright, Aliso FRANKLIN DkWITT C, dentist. Main Friar Antonio, restaurant. Main Garcia Domingo, general merchandise, IVIain Garibaldi Juan, fruit and confectionery, Alain GAUTIHER F & CO, grocers GLASSELL & CHAPMAN, attorneys at law, Spring Goldstein M, restaurant, Los Angeles GOLLER JOHN, carriage and wagon maker, Los Angeles 1 lammel William, groceries Hart L, market Main HARVEY C L & CO, groceries and liq- uors, INIain ITAY'WARD A B, physician. Main HEINSCH II, saddles and harness, Los Angeles HELLIMAN & CO, hardware, tobacco. stationery, musical instruments, etc Ilellman I M, dry goods, boots, shoes, etc, ]Main Ilellman I W, dry goods and clothing, Main HENDERSON A J, livery stable, Main, HICKS J D & CO, stoves and tinware, Los Angeles Isnord Victor, general variety store. Main Jarcia Y^^jnacio, agent for Temple's estate, JMain Jones J, general merciiandise, Los Ange- les JUNGE ADOLPII, drugs and medicine^ Main Kalisher W & Co, dry goods and clothing. Los Angeles KARAOLOFF D E. clerk. Main KELLER MATIIEW, general mer- chandise and wine grower Kewen «fc Howard, attorneys at law KING A J & CO, proprietors of the Los Angeles News, Commercial KING JOHN & CO, Bella Union Hotel, Main KOIILER& FROHLING, wine grow- ors KREMER M & CO, dry goods LANDER JAMES H, attorney at l.w LAZARD S & CO, general merciiandise and dry goods, Los Angeles Leahy T, boots and shoes, jNIain Leciiler G W & Co, saloon, ]\Iain Leventhal Elias, g(!neral merchandise. Los Angeles LEVY LOUIS, Dry goods and clothing, Los Angeles Levy Simon, cigars and tok-xcco, Main LOVETT W E & CO, proprietors Over land Stage line to San Jos6 Mallard J S, boots and clothing Mappa A G, Dep County Assessor, l^Iaii MarchesseauU D, Supt City Water Woik Main ]Mayer Louis, merchant tailor, Main THE FAOU'IO IN SUBANOB CO. Cash Aaaeta, $1,113,862.82. HACHIRE, PATT CO IBA P. BANKIJf. These works have parativeljr small begin larged facilities ; until or any similar one in t Our patterns in va classes of machinery, a •killful workmen, and »nd in the most workn onr supplies from first frequently paid for infe the varioos branches ol We would call pai ufacture for this coast economical and perfect or Boiler Work promp _ !T mil FREMONT mm mv X8SC El XBO* X800. THE PACIFIC IRON WORKS, x3m:bba.cino MACHINE, BOILER, F0R6INC AND PATTERN AND WOOD WORK DEPARTMENTS, DRAWING AND LIBRARY ROOMS, AC. CODDARD & CO., PROPRIETORS. IBA P. BANKI!>?. ALBEKT P. BKAYTON. A. C. AUSTIN. These works have now been in soccessful operation for the past sixteen years. From a coru- paratirely small bcfj^inning in the year 1850, its incrensing patronaiB^e has each vcar demanded en- larged facilities ; until our establishment, in all its appointments, will compare favorably with that of anv similar one in the country. Our patterns in variety and extent are nnsnrpansed ; embracing the latest improvements in all classes of machinery, adapted to nse on this coast. Oar several departments are well equipped with skillful workmen, and efficient tools ; enabling us to execute all orders intrusted to as promptly, and in the most workmanli' > manner. With ample facilities for doing work, as also for procuring onr supplies from first han' a, we are enabled to give our customers fir8^cla8s machinery, at prices frequently paid for inferior work. The most skulful designing and engineering talent, applying to the varioas branches of mechanical work, constantly at the service of our customers. We would call particular attention to the fact, that we have secured the excloAive right of man- ufacture for this coast of the celebrated Hartford Enoihb, which is conceded to m the most economical and perfect working engine now in use. Orders for all classes of Machinery, Castings, or Boiler Work promptly executed at the most reasonable rates. GOOOARO A CJO. > H O c r > > PI z H O < m z -4 O CD PI > CD z > CD H Pi > s D O > -I < o Ik It !TaMl FREMONT STREETS, iwtwesii Missioa iiMi Howui, SAN FRtNCISGO. CHICKBHINO'S ItoW^to fM% p^W. The spacious and elegantly furnished buildings of this Institution, situated upon the healthy and picturesque peninsula of Alameda, (opposite San Francisco) are now open, for the reception of patients suffering from DEMENTIA, and all other CER- EBRAL and NERVOUS DISORDERS. The location is easy of access, free from cold winds and fogs, surrounded by extensive oak parks and gardens, abounding in beautiful drives, with the bay shore distant a few moments' walk only. Bowling Alleys and Gymnasium, Billiard and Reading Rooms, Fresh and Salt Water Baths, and all other sanitary improvements for the cure and entertainment of patients. Female Department in charge of an experienced Matron. Every effort will be made to render this Institution deserving the confidence and patronage of the medicp.I profession and public generally of the Pacific. Coast. Com- munication with San Francisco, via Oakland and Alameda Ferries, ten times daily, each way. < ^»» > Charges, including EVERYTHING, from $1.50 per day, upwards, Depending upon apartments occupied and condition of patients. Suites of apart- ments, with special servants, if required. PHYSICIANS. J. C. TUCKER, M.D. E. TRENOR, M.D. BOARD OF VISITORS. JOS. A. DONOHOE, J. W. STOW, R. P ^WAIN, JOS. ,/. WINANS. REFERENCES. GOVERNOR F. F. LOW, OLIVER ELDRIDGE, P. B. READING, R. G. 8NEATH, GOVERNOR H. G. BLASDEL, B. M. HARTSHORNE, L. B. BENCHLEY, ' A. SELIGMAN. For further paiiiculars, address either the Physicians or Board of Visitors. Office, 121 Montgomery Street, opposite the Occidental Hotel, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 1°' |o I" Jo I" l> Jg 10 1* '■ V MESSMER LC tel, Main Meyer & Loew I clothing, Lo MEYER C%i..a MEYER SAMl Mare Morrison & Kinfr MOTT S II, Der Mott T D, livery Naud Edward, wi NEWMARK H ceries, Los A ., NORTON CIIAl l«: Norton F, dry gooc Ji I geles I, I Peffer George F. 1 |,PENEU)Nir, ,1 hi PERRY & wot turers funiifm PHILIPPS JAC( iPolasky & (Joodwi ing, Main POTTER N A, ha Potter ^v K, Asses READ HENRY, » j Kivara Domenioo, \ n I Main HOWAN JAMES 1^ iwmppjoiin.kI SAINSEVAIX j/ lE „ , •**"'' P'-oprietor] T.i SANCHEZ 'nioi k Sheriff' 1 I Santa Cruz M G, si jScliIeisinger Isaac, ■ ing, Los Angel Sclmmaclier John, SKELEY A L, ,1 slage line Shafer Henry, rr„ , Signoret & Co, hail [ SLANEY RICHi^ ■ Solomon D, genera MILL WG, Ju, ' 'f-i-y public, an :^'"™erA. gunsmit SWITZER & ]}, ' tors and buildc larnbolin J, Jaundr jTOBERMAN J I I'rrM^ft ^"' ""f' Jnsu fOMLINSON & commission me| L,,^*o''«sfagcline i |VALADE^jj,p, A BOMAIf ft CC CHICKSBIIfO'S Pianos have the best touch and tone. A. KOHLEB, Agent. Ban Francisco I STATE OP CALIFORNIA. MESSMER LOUIS, proprietor U S Ho- tel, Main Meyer & Loewenstein, dry goods and clothing, Los An<^t'le8 MEYER C, cijiars ami tobacco, Main MEYER SAMUEL, crockery and glass- ware Morrison & King, attorneys at law. Spring lilOTT S H, Deputy County Clerk Mott T D, livery stable, Main Naud Edward, wine grower NEWMARK H & CO, wholesale gro- ceries, Los Angeles NORTON CHARLES F, gen'l varieties Norton F, dry goods and clothing, Los An- geles Peffer George F, hair dresser. Main PENELON H. |)hotographer, Main PERRY & WOODWORTPI, manufac- turers furniture, Main PHILIPPS JACOB, saloon, Main Polasky & (loodwin, dry goods and cloth- ing, Main POTTER N A, hardware. Main Potter W K, Assessor Internal Revenue READ HENRY, groceries Hivara Domenlco, general merchandise, : Main ROWAN JAMES, bakery. Main illUMPP JOHN, bakery SAINSEVAIN JOHN L, wine grower, and proprietor Aliso mill SANCHEZ THOMAS, (Seneja Ranch) ! Sheriff Siinta Cruz INI G, silver plater ! Schleisinger Isaac, dry goods and cloth- ing, Los Angeles Schumacher John, groceries. Spring SEELEY A L, proprietor San Diego stage line Sliafer Henry, gunsmith, Los Angeles Signoret «& Co, hair dresser, Main ;SLANEY RICHARD, boots and shoes Solomon D, general mdse, Los Angeles STILL W G, Justice of the Peace, no- trry public, and commissioner, Main Stormer A, gunsmith, Main iSWITZER & BUCHANAN, earpen- i tors and builders. Main Tatnbolin J, laundry. Main ITOBERMAN J R, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and insurance agent. Main TOMLINSON & CO, forwarding and commission merchants, and proprie- tors stage line to San Pedro VALADES J J, physician. Main VAN DUSEN, W S, wheelwright, Aliso Vassallo F, fruits. Main VIELLE LOUIS, proprietor What Cheer House, Main Walter George, general merchandise Watson J A, attorney at law, Spring Wilson Joiiu, blacksmith Wolf & Tliompson, St Charles saloon. Main Wolfskin William (Santa Nieta Ranch) orchardist Wollweber Theodore, drugs and medicines, Main WORKxMAN E H & BRO, saddle and harness, Los Angeles Workman W f Puenta Ranch) orchardist and wine grower Yarrow H J, grocery, Los Angeles Los GatOS, Santa Clara Co, P O, 10 miles 8 w of San Jose Los NietOS, Los Angeles Co (P O ad- dress Los Angeles) near the City of Los Angeles DOWNEY JOHN G, ex-Governor, genl merchandise Murphy Eli, Justice of the Peace Pico Pio, ex-Governor Temple F PF (Mission Veja) stock raiser Louisville. Eldorado Co (P O address Kelsey) 8 miles north of Placerville Poor John, general merchandise Lower Lake, Lake Co, P O, 25 miles east of Lakeport j Adams Thomas, i)hysician I BECK WITH L F, publisiier Lake Coun- ty Democrat Boone J S. physician, and hotel proprietor Borax Mining Co Bynum Joseph, hotel propr, and phj'sician Cheney & Cocoran, Borax Freighti"g Co Guiberson J W, clergyman GUIBERSON S P, physician, and drug- gist Harris T M, hotel proprietor Ilerrick & Gctz, general merchandise Noel J T. wagon maker Reed J W, hotel proprietor Simonds & Co, flour and lumber Thurman L B & Co, general merchandise Walker W J, physician Winchester II, attorney at law A ROMAN & CO., Ban Francisco, receive New Books by every Steamer. 11 NOBTH AMBBICA ZiIFB INSUBANGB CO. No restriotion on oooupation or traveL MARCHALIi tt 1 m 162 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, LOS ANGELES CO. Organized, 1850. Boundaries— North by Kern, fast by San IJernardino, soutli by Pacific Ocean, and west by Santa Barbara. Tiiis is one of the richest counties of the State, both in agricultural and mineral resources. Tlie wine crop of 18G5 exceeded G00,000 gallons. County Seat, Los Angeles. OFFICERS. OKKK'E. IXri'.MBENT. County Jiulfje i Willinin G. Drydcn County Clerk jTlioina'S D. Mott. . District Attorney Volnt-y E. Howiinl Slicriff iTomns A. Sanchez Hcconlcr iThos. ]). Mott. . . . Treasurer j.Ioseph IIul)cr, jr. . Assessor j.J. Q. A. Stanley . . Surveyor | George Hanson . . . Coroner i Vacant PHl)lic Ars saw mill Jones W G, distillery, and genl mdse Kingman Charles (Maple Springs) hotel ; proprietor I Leonard W (Leonard's Mills) propr saw mill Marks S & Co, general merchandise Moore John, merchant, and livery stable proprietor Perry A B (Walker's Mills) attorney at law Powell R P (Powell's Ranch) hotel propr Stryker & Co (Stryker's Mills) proprs .saw mill Tabor , hotel proprietor Thomas F C, hotel proprietor Tourney Dr, physician Walker & Co, (Walker's Mills) proprs I saw mills j Webster & Co, brewers j Young II, physician ! Maine Prairie, Solano Co, P o, 18 miles n e of Fairfield Adler Ft, harness maker Biliington C E, saloon Byrnes P, saloon Deck & Co, general merchandise Hill William, saloon King George, hotel proprietor Lewis John, saloon Lewis R Mrs, hotel proprietress Miller Thomas, meat market Perry J M, deputy postmaster Perry S P & Co, general merchandise Snow G Mi-s, hotel proprietress Utter J N, lumber and grain Wilcox H, grain MARIN Sonoma and E Pacific Ocean. OFFICE. County Judge County t;ierk District Attorney . Sheriff : . . Recorder .* Treasurer Assessor Surveyor Coroner Public Administrati Superintendent Pul) Sui)ervisor, 1st Dist 2d " 3d • Maraga Val] (P O addru s w of JMart HARRINGTON Sorensen S, black PACIFIC INSXraXNCE CO, Office 422 California Street, San Franoisoo. Mariposa, Mr seat of Marif from Sacraii Stockton IOC tin 230 miles I] Again & Castillo,! '" j Hachman B F, sa| « ! Heach & Co, genl '°iHECKEIlJ,ma{ I liermingham T j] I Hernhard G, salol ! Bishop William, t| I HOGAN & CO, I Hradfbrd & Daly, CAMPBELL attorneys at Ciister A L, stove Clark G (South Clark's II,)t,.l COFFMAN Wl| sessor Colm William, gt Cook & Samuels,! CORCORAN JC Ciippen Jo.shna U CUOCKETT w\ dealer f KHyGW, drugs _^J R E, gen^ A. BOl If ARCHAIiIi & MITTAXTIiB'S Fianoa, Cheapest made. A. EOHLEB, Agent, San Franoisoo. STATE OF CALIFORNIA 163 MARIN CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries — North by Sonomn, east by Sonomii and Bays of San Pablo and San Francisco, and south and west by ihe Pacific Ocean. County Seat, San Rafael. OFFICERS. OKFICK. Georjjc Stpolc . . . . Daniel T. Taylor Brudlcv Hull Jolin (jiiiinon Daniel T. Tiiylw. . Treasurer ! Edward B. Maiion . County Judftc . . . County Clerk . . . Distriet Attorney Sheriff '. . Kceorder INCUMBENT. Assessor Surveyor Coroner ruhlie Administrator Superintendent l*iil)iie Seliools Supervisor, I st District " 2d " " 3d " Hohert Slieurer . . . Alfred D Kasl\oot. Vacant Vacant Ai Barney (;iiark's S. Fairfax. Levi K. Baldwin. . (leo. \V. Burbank. KESinENCK. San Kafacl. Bolinos Term Expires. Jan'v, 1868. March, " SALAllY. San Rafael , Oiema .. iTomaJPs 1869. 1867. 1868. !?I800 prann. Fees. $1,200 " Fees. Maraga Valley, Contra Costa Co, (P O address, Lafayette) 14 miles s w of INIartinez HARRINGTON PIIINEAS, gcnl mdse Sorensen S, blacksmith Mariposa, Mariposa Co, P O, county seat of Mariposa Co ; legal distances : from Sacramento 145 miles, from Stockton 100 miles, from San Quen- tin 230 miles Again & Castillo, billiards ISaclimiin li F, saloon and billiards Beach & Co, general merchandise BECKER J, market Bermingiiam T J, saloon Bernhard G, saloon and billiards Bishop William, tailor IJOGAN & CO, general merchandise Bradford & Daly, attorneys at law CAMPBELL & BURCKIIALTER, attorneys at law Caster A L, stoves and tin ware Clark G (South Fork Merced) proprietor Clark's Hotel COFFMAN WILLIAM F, county as- sessor Cohn William, general merchandise Cook & Samuels, drugs and medicines CORCORAN JOHN M, attorney at law Crippen Joshua D, sheriff ! CROCKETT W H, builder and lumber ' dealer Etly G W, drugs and medicines Fine J R E, general merchandise Flemming R IT, proprietor stage line to Buchanan Hollow FRANKL L, dry goods and clothing (iiillison & Farnsworth, blacksmiths (Jischel Catharine Mrs, proprietress Gis- chel Hotel GITTNER FRANCIS, shoemaker Gordon P, saloon and billiards Grandvoinet J A, physician and attorney at law Grollmer William, hotel keeper Harris J W, saddles and harness Harris R C, Empire Stable IIESLER JOHN, boots and shoes IIKJMAN JOHN, family grocery HILL WM S, news depot .Tones L F, attorney at law Kavenaugh W S, physician Kerrins C, with MacDermot & Co Kraft S, dry goods and clothing LAWRENCE JAMES H, editor and proprietor Mariposa Free Press Louis Frank, hotel proprietor MACDERMOT C F & CO, general merchandise McCREADY J R, Yosemite stable McKENZIE D R, saloon Mensing C, saloon and billiards Alickley J J, jeweler and watchmaker Miller George S, agent Welk, Fargo & Co Monroe L A, hairdresser MOORE EDWIN, 'Jounty Recorder MYERS J F, Snug saloon REYNOLDS ANGEVINE, County Clerk Scalmanini & Co, general merchandise m' i' ' i^jil M! 1 ! I 'f ▲. SOMAN ft Co., SanFranoiaoo. Wholesale and BetaU Sealers in Booka. Ill NOBTH AMEBICA IjIFE INSUBANCE CO., Folioies Kuaranteed by Stato of Now York. 164 PACIFIC coAsa> business directory. SCIILAGETER HERMAN, proprietor JMiiriposn Hotel SHAINFELD & ARRENDT, dry goods and clolliing Steld Jolin, bakery Sti'inberfier Adam, boots and shoes SWANEY A M, editor and proprietor Mariposa Gazette TERRY E S, propr Mariposa stable and stage line to Bear Valley Turner J T, physician Ward W W, physician ■Wasiibiuii A H, provisions and genenil merchandise Washburn Thomas, hotel proprietor Weiler John, brewery A. koh: MARIPOSA CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries— north by Tuolumne, east by Mono and Fresno, south by Fresno, and west by Blerced and Tuolumne. County seat, Mariposa. O F F I C K R S . I & J a s i M s OKKIC ISl'lJlltKNT. HESIUKNt'K. Term Kxplri'S. SALAIIY. County Jiul;;e County Clerk An^iuvino Kcynold.s District Attorney .John M. Corcoran . SlieritV Josliiiii 1). Cri|i])en Kocordor i Kdwin Moore I Treasurer Charles E. I'eregoy Assessor Wni. F. Cotf'man . . Surveyor Hiehard Thomas . . Coroner T. 1*. Turner Pul)iic Administrator W. S. Kavanau<;h. Superintendent I'utiiic Seliools 1). W. Wnslilturn. Supervisor, 1st District Alex. MacElroy . . " 2d " las. M. McKinnev. ;jd " John AI. Hendricks L. F. Jones Mariposa March, 18f.8 $.)000 pr unn. " " " iFees. " ; " " ; !j!l 200 & fees. " " " ! Fees. SIO per diem. Fees, S400 perann. i I'er uiem. Mark West, Sonoma Co, V O, 22 miles n of Santa Rosu Campbell & Forsman, blacksmiths GIANNINI HENRY G, general mer- chandise and postmaster Kruse J, general merchandise LOONEY A, hotel i)ropr Tucker Preston, wheelwright Markleeville, Alpine Co, v o, 12 miles n w of Silver Mountain Alderson Richard, wines and licjuors. Main Allen O H, attorney ut law and Justice of the Peace, ]Main Barnes J AV, hotel proprietor, JMain Black E I), physician and druggist Burright Warren, gardener, Webster Chevallier L, broker. Main Christen & Co, brewery Coleman Cyrus, broker. Main Cook H, attorney at iaw Coon & Uncapher, proprietors saw mill Deiuiis «fe Hyman, lilacksniiths Folger A C, postmaster FOLGER ROBERT M,edand propri- etor Alpino Chronicle, Montgomery GELATT & ]MOORE, proprs stage line to Genoa, Nevada GOFF & HALL, attorneys at law Goff Charles 1', attorney at law. Main Green R AV, dealer hay, ISIain Greenlaw L S, school teacher, ^lain Griflith S W, attorney at law, Montgom- ery Hanson Jacob, li(|uor merchant Harris H, hay and grain Hughes T S, painter Hyndman & Dennis, blacksmiths, Main Johnson W A, proprietor toll road Kilgore Charles, butcher tmd bak(;r, 3Iaii) Konig AVilliam, bootmaker, M;mi Lance Al, liquor saloon, JMain Logan G F, civil engin(>er, Montgomery Morgan, Ayres & Co, saw mill Morris Henry, attorney at law MORRLS HENRY, operator Cal State Tel Co Pettingill .1 E, contractor. Main Schram & Kittridge, hotel proprietors. iSIain Schram P, hotel and livery stable Sbely Joseph, carpenter and builder, Main Simpson John, postmaster. Main J M 1 >> Id 1 J B 9 h Insure in the best Iioool Company, " THE PAOIFIO." Tebbs Moses, ; AVangenlieim Ward H J, pr Wafers John "\ WEIS J & C( Martinez, j Cotmty s( j legal distal miles ; fn from San Allen Horace, i Bennett S, livei Blum S & Bros & ! Hriare Frank I I I Brock R R, but I I Brown Thomas 5 I Brown Warren, Sj etc I Chase M S, atfo Coffin & Co, pro and ferry ti Coffin O C, stori Coleman Thomi i and saloon S Dutal L, groceri Fraser Daniel, 1 S IIiiler& Folger, Hough W J,hot James O F, Ji; postmaster Lasar E, genera Lawrence (Jeorg Mills Hiram, atti IVreira Francisc S. : IJanmoncastro Ji , St'guy Joseph, h; i Sherman Charle 2 Sill II C. physici 1° Sturgis Josiah, p Swain C C, ;il,'< and Wells, Swam Sylvanus, 12 Williams J F, at |« Martin's Pe miles n e of ; Martinsburi miles s w of Davis & Rains, Davis Robert, bl' Ord William Col surveyor Wharton John, p A. BG c < 1 1. I A ' N' J ts Is A. KOHIiER'S MuBio and Piano Warerooms, 424 Bansom Street, San Franoiaoo. STATE OF CALIFOHNIA. 1G5 Tebbs Moses, attorney at law, ISIain Wangenlieim S, general mercliandise Ward II J, propr Pioneer livery stable Waters John W, physician. Water WEIS J & CO, general mercliandise Martinez, Contra Costa Co, V O, County seat of Contra Costa Co; legal distances : from Sacramento, 90 miles ; from Stockton, i)0 miles ; from San Qiientin, 45 miles Allen Horace, attorney at law Bennett S, livery itable Blum S & Bros, general morchandise Briare Frank 13, restaurant Brock It R, butcher Brown Tiiomas A, attorney at law Brown Warren, propr stages to Oakland, etc Cliase M S, attorney at law Cotlin & Co, prop's Sonierville stage line and ferry to Benicia Coffin O C, storage Coleman Thomas, general merchandise and saloon Dutal L, groceries and liquors Kraser Daniel, blacksmith IIiiler& Folger, wheelwrights llougii W J, hotel keeper James O F, Justice of the Peace and postmaster Lasar K, general merchandise Lawrence ( Jeorge A,drngs and medicines. Mills Hiram, attorney at law Pereira Francisco, fruit and confectionery Hanmoncastro Jos(5, saloon Seguy Jose|)h, liairdresser Slicrman Charles, propr Morgan House Sill II C. pliysician Sturgis Josiali, |)ropr Aliiainbra Hotel Swain C C, agent State Telegrapli Co, and Wells, Fargo & Co. Swain Sylvanus, groceries Williams J F, attorney at law Martin's Perry, Klamath Co, 20 milts n e of Orleans Bar Martinsburg, Butte Co, P o, 10 miles 8 w ot Oroville Davis & Kains, general mercliandise Davis Robert, blacksmith Ord William Col, Justice of the Peace and surveyor Wharton John, pliysician MarySVille, Yuba Co, county seat of Yuba Co, P O and incorporated city, situated on the left bank of the Featlier River, a short distance above the mouth of the Yuba. Railroads connect with Oroville "xnd Sacramen- to, via Lincoln and Folsoin, and a new line is in the course of con- struction to San Francisco, via Val- lejo. Distance from Sacramento, by water, 48 miles ; by stage road, 45 miles ; and from Nevada City, 34 miles w. Legal distances : from Sacra- mento, 50 miles ; from Stockton, i)5 miles ; from San Quentin, 180 miles. Offickus — William K Hudson, Mayor; J C Donley, IVIarshal : Barney Eileman, City Clerk; William L AVilliams, City Treasurer ; E Meek, Assessor ; Jesse () Goodwin, II Ilolcomb Rliees, William C Belcher, School Commissioners ; John II Jewett, James Trainor, E Van ]\Iuller, William Ilawley, David E Knight, Abr D Starr, George North, Richard G Stan- wood, Aldermen ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME, (Rom Cath) Sister Mary Bernard, princi])al ADKISON L D, Sheriff Yuba County Ailment J T, sewing factory A[)plegate James T, propr New York sta- ble, Second Asliford L J, attorney at law AUBREY & HARRINGTON, Marys- ville Sash Factory, 105 to 111 Fourth AYER L B, business manager Marysville Appeal and Register U. S. Land Office BABB L II, wholesale groceries and pro- visions, l.'{7 Third BACON C W, bag maker, 48 E BACON E J, agent Wells, Fargo & Co. BAKER & THOMPSON, dentists, i)0 D Baldwin S D, watchmaker and jeweler, 57 D Barman Jonas S, stoves, tinware, crockery, queenswarc, etc, I) and Third Barnes A P, groceries and provisions, cor B and Seventh BARNETT HENRY, auctioneer and dealer furniture, cor High and Third BASNEY & NUTTER, proprs Elkhorn stable, cor Third and A Belcher W C, attorney at law, D Bellew Mary Miss, millinery, 101 D A. BOMAN ft Co., San Franoisoo. General Agents for Subscription Books. I o » i o OQ i o •n s .3 \ } Hi 'K 14 'li . (I H li' , ! jMi 'i i :[ ,'■■■= ' •i : '}' ■'.I i \> l» St! i, t I I' m'i ' ■ ft fl, 1' H li,i MM * I'! ■I'! M ■iii li H ; NORTH AMEBIOA IiIFB INSUBANCB OO. For valuable information turn to page 161. o o I •tS o o CO 10 E o M o o n n 6* a m O n I p 166 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, «ERNAUD & PARSONS, proprs Far- mers' MiK'liinp Shop BEUNAUD MARY SISTER, principal Acadi-my Notre Dame Bicelow llenjamin, "lunsinilli, 97 D BINET EliWARD, saddle tree maker and af^ent Horner's Economy Wash- ing Machine, 04 B BLOOD & CO, broom manufacturers, 15 E BOCKIITS CHARLES G, forwarding merchant and wholesale dealer pro- duce, C>.'> and (!7 C BOCKIUS C G, Receiver U S Land Of- tice, C, I O O F building BOMATTIR CHARLES, wagon maker, cor Third and Virgin alley BOON, CUM^HNS & CO, forwarding and commission and dealers groceries and |)roduce, 5(5-GO C Bourne Geo J, insurance agent, cor Third and E Bowen Wm D, bootmaker, Third BREWSTER S T, proprietor La Port stage line, D Briggs &, Haskell, orchardista BRIND & HOUFLER, steam candy factory, 62 D Brophy Patrick, fruits, 04 D lirow Ezra, bootmaker, 9G D Brown & Sweeney, blacksmiths. Third Brown P & Bro, merchant tailors and clothing, fil D Bryant & Shaw, blacksmiths, 88 C BUCKEYE FLOURLNG MILLS, Abraham D Starr, proprietor Biirk J K, saloon. Third between B and C Burns John R, fruit, tobacco, and cigars, 138 Third Bush Charles A, soap manufacturer Butler Frederick, saloon CALIFORNLV EXPRESS, daily and weekly. Express Printing Co pub- lishers, olHce, 140 Second CAPPELMANN C, Golden Rule Bowl- ing Saloon, 03 C CAPPELMANN C, importer and whole- sale dealer in foreign and domestic; wines, liquors, etc, 138, 140 Second Chesebro Paul, blacksmith and wagon maker, cor A and Sixth CHITTLE & COULT, wholesale and retail druggists ri isions. Third DAVIS JOSHUA, propr Empire stable, cor A and Fourth DAWSON HOUSE, G V Dawson, pro- prielor, cor E and Second DAWSON G V, proprietor Dawson House, cor E and Second Decker & Jewett, bankers, cor First and High DENTON WILLIA^I II, hay, grain, etc, cor Seventh and A Descalzo Joseph, groceries, cor First and D DUFFICY & SMITH, proprietors St. Ni(;holas Hotel, cor D and Third EASTxMAN JAMES D, attorney at law, Second and 1) ECKERT IGNATIUS, Excelsior livery stable, D Edwards & Fogalsung, saddlers and har- ness makers, cor Third and C EDWARDS JAMES, tobacco and cigar.^, !)!) Second EFKEN & EDINGER, blacksmiths and wagon mkrs, E bet Third and Fourth Eilerman II & Co, merchant tailors, 41 I) Elder T B. stoves, tin and crockery, 40 D ELKHORN STABLE, Basney & Nut- ter, proprietors, cor Third and A ELLIS W T, forwarding and commission and wholesale groceries and produce, cor First and D ELLISON ABRAHAM, blacksmilli. plow and wagon maker, cor A and Ii:ishth I 3 a •a s! •H u o I s § I) •0 1-4 s a IJELWELL D wholesale visions, ani FARMERS' A nard & Pji makers, agi ufaclnrers, Filkins Charles « I Second & I 1 1 FISCHER & I I ies, wines, g I D and Thir 1 1 FISHER & Bl I makers and I Third and C FITCH WILLI cor Third ar FLATHMANN billiards, cor FLETCHER & domestic dry Flint W P, phvsi FOSTER JOHJ ? i saloon liFOULKGEORi dealers groce fbrwardingati Third FOWLER CHA agent, 44 I) FRANCISCO VI versale Rest; Gamble Wm A, v 05 D Garling Henry maker, Third Garrett Robert, w (Jellisppie & Sc wagon mak<' (JEORCiE PET (;iBS()N& UP paper hangin !)5 D Gifford & Earnsc ness makers, GLOBE IIOTE prietors, cor ( Joodwin J O, att( (iorham Charles J Public, 07 D GRAY JOHN Building CiRELIS JOHN Gwynn William, 1 HAHN & QUi Saloon, 142 The Directory of the PACIFIC la oompoaed of the best buainess men of California. A. BOI A. KOHIiBB, San FranoiBOO, Asent for Chiokering & Son's Fianoa. I STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 167 ELWELL D A & CO, importera and wliolennlu dealers in proceries, pro- visions, and liquors 141>, 151 Secoinl FARMERS' MACHINE SHOP, licr- nard & Parsons, proprietors, wagon makers, agricultural implement man- ufaclnrers, blacksmiths, etc Filkins Charles E, attorney at law, cor Second & I) FISCIIEH & HOFSTETTER, grocer- ies, wines, licjuors, tobacco, etc, cor D and Third FISHER & BRO, saddlers and harness makers and carriage trimmers, cor Third and C FITCH WILLIAM C, carriage painter, cor Third and Virgin alley FLATHMANN JOHN F, saloon and billiard^, cor Maiden Lane and Third FLETCHER & HOIJSON, foreign and domestic dry goods Flint W P, physician, Third FOSTER JOHN Q, AVestcrn House saloon FOIILK OEORGE A & CO, wholesale dealers groceries and provi^sions, and f'orwardingand commission merchants, Third FOWLER CHANDLER B, stage line agent, 44 1) FRANCISCOVICH G, proprietor Uni- versale Restaurant (Jamble Wm A, watchmaker and jeweler, G")D Garling Henry W, saddle and harness maker. Third and A ( Jarrett RoUsrt, wagon maker (lellisppie & Schuyler, blacksmiths and wagon makers GEORGE PETER, gunsmith, 101 Sec'd (HBSON & UPHAM, upholstery goods, paper hangings, sign writing, etc, etc, !)5 I) Gifford & Earnschhieds, saddle and har- ness makers, 59 C GLOBE HOTEL, Siheu & Swank, pro- prietors, cor Second and C ( Joodwin J O, attorney at law, D Gorham Charles M, stationery and Notary Public, G7 D GRAY JOHN B, physician. Express Building GRELIS JOHN W, saloon, 170 D Gwynn William, lime, Fourlh HAHN & QUAIN, Bank Exchange Saloon, 142 Third Haley M J, tailor, (\i C Hamilton Edward, tmdertaker, E Hamilton William T, blacksmith, corner Virgin alley and Second HARRINGTON C C, physician, 72 D HATCH & McQlIAIl), attys at law, D Hays William B, carpenter, 120 C Ilealy Etlward, boots, shoes, etc, 1 O O F^ iMiilding HELMUTH WILLIAM, cigar manu- facturer, 74 C Henderson &, Johnson, hair dressers and baths, 74 C Hern Timothy A, blai^ksmith HILL «& KNAUGH, carriage and wagon factory, coaeii painting, etc. Third, eor Virgin alley IIOCHSTADTER & BRO, importers and deaha-s clothing, furnishing goods, et''. cor D and Second IIocsci John, proprietor City Drug Store, opjjosite St Nicholas Hotel Hornung G, druggist and apothecary, 72 D HUBBARD C V D, atty at law, 5 10 O F building HUBBARD LORENZO, physician, cor D and Third HUDSON WILLIAM K, President Union Lumber Co, cor C and Fourth Hunt Christian, proprietor Spring House Hotel, Third Hunt George P, blacksmith and wagon- maker, 95 C IIYAMS I) S, groceries and provisions, eor A and Seventh Joseph A & Co, clothing, etc, 91 First Keller & Ross, proprietors Keller Saloon, cor Third and Maiden Lane Kerns Henry, wholesale wines, licjuors, etc, 9G D Keser L & Co, clothing, 10.') Second KIMBALL CHARLES II, agent Cal S Nav Co, cor D and Second KLIEN WILLIAM, Eagle Hat manu- factory, G2 D Kliiig Jacob, lager beer brewer KNIGHT & CO, Assavers, S2 D KNIGHT & GIGNOUX, forwarding and commission and wholesale dealers produce and groceries, 2G, 28, 'M), E Koch Isidor & Co, furnituie, bedding, etc, 100 & 102 D Lalaway Thomas, saloon, cor D and Fourth LANGE HENRY & CO, wholesale wines and liquors, 117, 119 Second P4 I I t s a a o o i ir, |. :i «! mi 111' 11 A. BOlCAlf & Co., San Franoisoo. Photograph Albums, Fine Qift Books, eto. The FoUoiea of the NORTH AMBSIOA IiIFB INSITRAN'OI] OO. bear the seal of New York. 168 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. d in o o U CQ c s £ B u a M 8 S a 0) u o 3 * d o g CO O cq P Q Lnsvij;iiC8 L, pliyi^icinn, City Drug Store, opposite St Nicholas Hotel LAWKKNC'K WILLIAM L, impt an D Phund Lena, groceries, cor First and C Plughoir William & Co, saddlers and har- ness makers, cor Third and E POLLARD CHARLES P, importer and dealer drugs, medicines, chemicals, .')G D Popert N D & Co, wholesale and retail ilolhing, boots, shoes, etc, 4.'J and 45 1) POSrON EUGENIA MRS, Y'oung Ladies' Seminary PRESCOTT k SCHEIDEL, proprietors Marysville Foundry Randolph Thomas, fruits, 104 D Read Robert, agent Sacramento Team- sters' Association, 141 Second REILAY JOHN P, physician, 7 1 O F building RIDEOUT & SMITH, bankers, corner First and High Tbe FACXFIO INSUBANCB CO. pays all losaea in Gtold Coin. ■ ■' """i •■liiiiiii SCHRODER .ion? cor Second and 1 I Schwartz Clias, inipor crockery, etc, 15: Scolt & Deal, drnggis Scott C S Mrs, millin, SK.W'Y A, carrin'ie i ISKLBY& CO, imp' "•on. steel, coal, tt Shaffer William C, si tinplale worker, 1 Slircyr M & Co, mere |S1LVERSTEIN JU f'aiiey dry goods, c I S1:M PER SAMUEL •'{ I OO Fbnil.li, Simpson Mrs, proprss Siniih A Mrs, milliner 84 D ISMITII A S, editor \ |S h Frank E, watcli G? D |SMITIIJI{M,dentis ISMITII J F & CO, It J insurance agents, c [SMITH THOMAS A, er fruits, etc, cor I |Siicar & Iloai'seh, blacK niiikers, cor C and ^1'J{IX(;eR.TAS0N, dealer lumber, doo pr NICHOLAS HO Third, DufKcv & S pTAMPJOHNM, ma J away Wash Macli, fTAIHJ ABRAHAM Flouring Mills A. BOMAlTft Oo.Ts A. XOHIiBB. San Fnnoiioo. Agent for Marohtll * ICittauer'a Pionoi. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 109 Kingcn John, wholesnle nn:oods, cor 1) and Third ISEMI'EIl SAMUEL P, attorney at law, ;! I OO F bnildin;; [Simpson Mrs, proprss Simpson's Dridfje Smilii A I\Irs, niiilineryiind dress making, HI D ISMITII A S, editor IMarysville Appeal ISiiiiili Frank E, watch maker and jeweler. (17 D ISMITII J li ]\r, dentist, T O O F building |SMITII J F & CO, lumb i\M m m% jiij A. ROBSA.N ft Oo,, Bon Francisco. Medical, Scientific, and Theological Books, Tha Follolea of tha IfOBTH AMSRIOA. Ui'S INS. CO. are IndiipuUbla from data or iiHin. hJ'i 'i,l;| 170 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRKCTOHY. WILLI.\MS()\ .TAMKS. forwnnlin}? and (■(iiiiinissioii, iiii*l wliule^iiili^ deal- ers in prodiiee tiiul groceries, 21 aiul 2;{ K WllKJIIT KDWAHl) M, wnUli mnker, and anient (Jrover & Haker'ti Sewing I\Iacliincs, CD 1) Will GUT J li & CO, dealers I.nrdware, and iniportors lead and leather, (54 aiid Oli D Mattole. Humboldt Co, P 0, 40 miles j s of ICiirekii j Anderson H, hotel proprietor : JJejerk O & Co, general merchandise j Holtou M, hotel proprietor Schmidt L C &, Co, general merchandise Maxwell's Creek, iMariposaCo, po, 21 niihts a w of Mariposa (Sec Coul- terville) May field, Santa Clara Co, P O, 15 miles n w of San Jose, and 35 miles s e of San Francisco CHANDLER J L, postmaster, hotel keeper, and Justice of the Peace DUCHESNEAU J C, blacksmith FIELD W A & lUU), genl merchandise, agent Truman & Co's Express, and insurance agents FRANCIS HKOS. saloon KAUFMAN JOSEPH, boot and shoe maker I LA PEIUE CJEORGE W, wheelwright LA PEIHE WILLIAM, eontiiclor LADI) L M, saloon PAUL WILLIAM, general i.icrchant, butcher, and agt Wells, Fargo & Co SPENCER JOSEPH N, constable and general collector McCartySVille, Santa Clara Co, (P O address, Saratoga) 10 miles s w of San Jose Meadow Lake, Nevada Co, P 0, Incorporated City, 105 miles n e of Sacramento Okkickus. — II Ruhe, President; R Andrews, G F Vosburg, P E Jefterts, and vacancy, Trustees ; J B Jefl'ery, Mar- shal ; P A McCart, Assessor ; Rankin Thompson, Treasurer Abbott J M, notary public, and coniniiH- sioner deeds ADAMS & JOHNSON, groceries, pro. visions, ii(piors, and mining implcints Alexander S, dry goods, clothing, boots, etc Allen It K, notary puliru! Andrews R & Co, proprietors Andrews' Hotel ' Arnold & IMinor, real estate, stock, ami money brokers Hergmann W, physician IJrown Charles, Virginia llakery HRUMSEY J A, civil engineer, and surveyor CALDWELL JOHN, attorney at law CHAMBERLAIN E J, President Calj. fornia Consolidated Mill and M Co Clemens Orion, attorney at law Cohen M, billiards Coldren & Reticker, news agency, and express Coldren W D, groceries, liquors, etc Cossitt II B, attorney at law COX T( )M, attorney at law Davids M, groceries, provisions, liquors, etc Davis & Ryan, proprs St Charles Hotel Flursluilz & Fitzmier, proprs Pioneer Brewery FOWLER EI), notary public, conimis- sioner deeds, and searcher records Fredrick & Dyer, dealers linnber FREDRICK & EDWARDS, real estate and stock brokers, and insurance agts FRIEDMAN A, Magnolia Saloon Galloway & Cowden, attorneys at law Gillig, Mott «& Co, hardware, iron, steel, etc Goldsmith A & Bro, dry goods, elotliini.',|| boots, etc I Goodman J, cigars, tobacco, and fancy pd- GRANT ALFRED, livery stable, ami owner saddle train to Policy's HAGAR & WHITAKER, wholesak and retail licpiors HALLE R AV, watch maker and jeweler Hammond C B, dentist Heyman B, Eureka Saloon HIGGINS C B, agent Moore, Miner i Co, bankers Ilutton Fraidi, attorney at law .lefl'eris P E, livery and feed stable Jones J E. Justice of tlu; Peace KELLOGG & CUTLER, groceries, pn visions, and genera' merchandise Kerklioff B, Excelsior Brewery LAMOLLE G B, Progress Hotel Rfr taurant A. KOHLSB. Keep California Capital In California. Insure in the PACIFIC. lan(;tuv & niid builders LareouK! J, groci fral inerchai Lees Janu's, Cni) LUEBBERT \\ mining i-ngii I^VON W & c i-ake Daily i Mayer J A, propr McEldowney T ] stable, B McFarlane S, proi 'Miller & Co, statio I'lg, el(! Moore. Miner & C Weils, Fargo, MOORE JOHN H N'-wman Peior, pre NVE D H, p,opVie Grass Valley '•ARDEK R (ii •'"oek brokers PATTERSON & <»te and sloci agents and com iVrrins & Arpin, li. I'efersin Wni, Wa-l IfAYNALJUSTI |;"oves R C, (.,•„,„., Keiliiijic,. IJ^ ^., goods Hliodes A, propr A IflCE EMMETT chemicals, etc Holiei-ts J J & Co, Virginia City Hniie Henry, Meado Santner T H, watch VMITII & PKRK visions and gcrn SMITH &WJLKI ion livery .stabl •S'li'th J G lumber Starr & Davis, Bank MHAUSS S, Cenli sacs I) K, „o(,„.y p, . AVLOR PETER^ ^J'ANENT JOHN visions, and min liltord & Foster, att( ' 'en Wm. blaeksmit i \:""l>ne & Brann, b ' "iinganian A, prop change saloon "iy-manJV G, phys A. BOJtfAir & Col ▲. KOHLSB, Ehm Franoiioo, import! ForsiRn and Amerioan Initnunenta for Bands. STATK OF OALIFOUNIA. 171 I.ANC.TRY & STONKK, contiaclors mid liiiilders l.iircoino .1, nm(!erii's, provitiions, and gen- eral mercliandit'e |j't>i> •IiiiiK's, Ciipiliil Koslaiiraiit MIKIJUKIIT WM & CO, assayera and inii\in!i i-ngiiiccrrt I. YON W & CO, publishers JMeadow Lake Daily Sun .May<'r .1 A, j)r(ipriet()r Luke IIouso .MflCidowncy T L & \hw, Call livery stable, l\ McFarlane S, proprMeKarlane's saw mill Miller & Co, Btaliouery, boot.^, shoes, elolh- in '; V ■i: lil'^ ft}* ^ .11 I! III W 1 •I c I :( iiii mm li'^'^ I Insure your life m the NORTH AMERICA I.IFE INSURANOB CO. A. KO] £ CQ •♦^ a e> 09 & 3 •a •d o s 5 n o •3 s 8 m O n ^ 172 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ParUlen P, saloon Rodgers & Bootli, blacksmiths Sehrapp Jacob, fruit and cigars AValsh r, blacksmith Whiting S P, f'.crgyman Williams (Irji'pe, general merchanilise Woodward L, postmaster and genl niclit. Wooster George, general mercliandiso MENDOCINO CO. Created :,y act of Legislature, 1850; organized IB.IO. Boundaries — north by Humboldt and Trinity, cast by Tehama, Colusa, and Lake, south by Sonoma, and west by the Pacific Ocean. ' County Seat, Ukiuh. o V K I c K u s . OKFICK. ixcrimEXT. niCSIDKNCE. ! Term Expires. SALARY. County Ju(lf;e County Clerk District Attorney Siicrilf liecorder rrcasiircr Assc. ')r Siu'vi • jr Coroner Pu')lic Administrator Superintendent Public Scliools Supervisor, 1st District £.1 •' •' 3d " Kdwin It. ]JmUl.. iFanios Anderson . Tlios. IJ. JJond . . Lewis M. Warden .Fiimes Anderson . Samuel Orr H. J. McMnnniis. John S. llei/.er . . Tlios. ,r. Cooley. . Tlios. .r. Cooley. . C. C. Cnniniiii^rs. O. H. P. Brown.. Martin Baeclitcl. . Ukiah City lan'y 1, 18G8;S1800pr " Marcli, 1 8G8 1 1' ees. " Sl:iOOpr " Fees. ann. nnn. . Cnil'y's Cove . Little Lake. . . Culpelirt . . . . Ukiah City, l( 41 Little Lake lOct. jSflOO per I Per diem anil. Wm. Ileeser Mendocino 1 866 1 18671 Mendoza,, Nevada Co, (P O address, ' Damsgu!.rd& Fields, groceries, provisions Meadow Lake) in tlui immediate vi- hardware, etc ciniiy of Meadow Lake I Gardner J, groceries, provisions, hard- Chu :vh & Ilawley, groceries, provisions. ,,,,„^™*^l'i*V^ t ^t ^ tt hardware, et/ ^ ' i i !^^ ^ ^:;'^^,^ •^' P^PV^'r'^^t' ""'' I Mmear & Keynolds, blacksmiths MERCED CO. Organized LS.jj. Boundaries — north by Stanislaus and Tu- olumne, east by Mariposa, south by Fresno, and west by INIonterey, Santa Clara, ami Stanislaus.- County seat, Snellings O 1' F I c E n s . OFFICK. INCIMUKNT. liKSIKKSCK. Term Kxplros. County .Tudirc. Jas. W. Uolicrtson Snellinj,'s Jnn'y, 18f)8 . . Marcli, Merced River. Forlorn Hope. County Clerk [Cliarles M. Blair. , District iatorncy | Peter 1). \Vi;ri;inton Sheriff . . Jas. B. Sensahau;i;li Hei'ordcr , . . . Charles M. Blair. . Treasurer i David A. Jamison . Assessor James K, IIick.s . . . S'lrvcor \V^m. G. Collier. . . Coroner Samuel M. Brown . Public Administrator Jas. M. Stronj;. . . . Superintendent Public Schools Charles M. Blair.. Supervisor, 1st District John B. Cocanour. " ...... " 2d " Silas March Merced River. . . " 31 " ilvlmund Ilussell . . Mariposa Creek. Merced Falls, Merced Co, P O, 6 Nelson Wm, postmaster miles e of Snelling's Pahle J, hotel proprietor SALAUY $1 200 pr mill, Fc.^s. •StlOO per anil. Fees. Sncllin<;s. jS-")00 per anil. i Fees. $200 per mm. $4 per liny and milea^'l'. Due Hans, blacksmith Nelson & Son, proprs flouring mills Rosenthal & Co, groceries, provisions, ami general merchandise Viie PACIFIC INSCBANCB CO. InsureB asainat Fire and Marine hazards. Meridian, Sut of Yuba Cit) {» Chester Samuel, si I? Pouts John F, po; ' Jones J II. physici Mitchell A II, but: .Smith W C, hotel Spaulding A P, bli i Thombroi gh E 1< chandise I Michigan Bar ' ^8 miles s e ol Add.ngfon A M, p( Amador and Sacra hall A, (Live Oak Cosmnnes Copper ; DeLamttfer (J B "\ eral merchant Eiigle Canal Co Giblin Jam<;s, groce Hunter M A, pjiysi, Lamb Larkin, hotel I .Michel Franci.s (S( Michigan Blufl e of Auburn Diltz J, blacksmith Koiigeron A, tin anc turer iialli(;an d m Ki-OI'PKNBUHG Phoenix Hotel LKET & (JOULD, and mining im t loci W N, proprietf I'OLIFKA K, gro( uors, etc n07AVAiE CIIAI liquors Sliawl M, dry good Spalding O (J, stov ware TVLKU KDWIN. I Wells, I«'argo & » asheim Fred S, pc Milbrae, San Mat 11 of Redwood ( San Francisco Kiislon & Il.ayward, Park <^'iirnot H, general •'ones Hugh S, hotel express agent A. ROMAN ft Co n A. KOHIiEB, San Franoiaoo, importer and dealer in llusio Books. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 173 Meridian, Sutter Co, P O, IG miles w of Yuba City ij Cliester Samuel, saloon f\ Fouts .Toiin F, postmaster and genl mcht ;^ .lones J II. physician f Mitchell A II, butcher li Smith W C, hotel proprietor I. Spaulding A P, blacksmith I Thombroi f;h E F & Co, general mer- chandise Milford, Lassen Co, P O (see Branch Store) Fairchiltls T H, dealer lumber Cwove & IJronson, general merchandise Peyser S & Co, general merehai.aise Wemple & Stearnberger, millers o .a S OQ i I Miller's Ranch, Butte Co, (P o ad-i | dress Ban"o;) IG mile s e of Oro- ! S ville Michigan Bar, Sacramento Co, P O. i MiUerton, Fresno Co, P O, county 28 miles s e of Sacramento j seat of Fresno County ; legal dis- tances: from Sacramento, 190 miles; Addington A M, pottery ware manuf Amador and Sacramento Canal Co Hall A, (Live Oak) general merchandise Cosumnes Copper JVIining Co DeLamater (J B V, postmaster and gen- eral merchant Eagle Canal Co Giblin James, groceries Hunter M A, physician Lamb Larkin, hotel proprietor I Michel Francis, (Sebastopol) groceries I Michigan Bluff, Placer Co, 32 miles e of Auburn Diltz J, blacksmith i Fougcron A, tin and sheet iron manufac- turer IIALLKJAN D M, livery stabio KIOPPKNBUHG D W, proprietor PJKEnix Hotel LEFT & (JOIJLI), general merchandise. and mining im, dements Loet W N, proprietor Forks Hotel rOLlFKA E, groceries, provisions, Ijq- from Stockton 14;j mile? ; from San Quentin, 27"> milts I ALLEN THOMAS P & CO. saloon ■ ASHMAN ,7 SCOTT, S^eritf, Fresno Co Carman & IMcIntosh (Saii Joaquin river) general merchandise, ferry and hotel Convers C P, dealer lumber DENNY J E & CO, general merchan- dise FAYMON VILLE ^\M, County Clerk GASTED S, saloon GHEIEUSEN GEOIHJE, general mer- ehandise, and agt AV'ells, Fargo & Co Henry S W, hotel proprietor .Tones J U, (Convers Ferry) genl mdse Krug William, carpenter and builder McCRAY I ha, stock raiser and propri- etor Oak Hotel SHANNON J M, Deputy Sheriff Millville, Shasta Co, P O, 20 miles e of Shasta Anklin & Tangway, general merchandise uors, etc ■■ ■ , • at ,- ROZIEKE CHARLES, bil'Iards and I =>1'1";>" M manufacturer liquors I ^:1'1'"" ^^ ^' l.»''y«'ci«n CI I AT I 1 I .1 • I . . Kins I), manufacturer Shawl iM. dry goods, clothmg, bonts, etc ' " ' Siialding O (J, stoves, tin and sheet iron ware TYLER EDWIN, hanker, and agent Wells, r'argo & Co Washeim Fred S, postmaster Milbrae, San Mateo Co, P 0, 12 miles n of Redwood City, and 17 miles s of San Francisco Riiiston & H.ayward, propr's Club House Park Garnot H, general merchandise Jones Ilugli S, hotel propr, postmaster and express agent Moore Joseph, hotel proprietor Smith A, physician Stevenson 1) C, attorney at law Wiieatley & Filer, general merchandise Wilkinson & Ross, general merchandise MilpilaS, Santa Clara Co, P O, 8 miles n e of San Jost; AYER S F, blacksmith and wheelwright Creighton Frederick, general mercha ; , f and postmaster ! p GLEASON & VALPEY, groceries i » RATHBORNE AUGUSTUS, general ^ merchandise A. BOMAN' A Co.. Baa Franoisoo. Bohool Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Games, et9 : I mi ) i B S n> « & u 10 4 .3 a i «-■ ! o i o -3 14 •a § a i 03 O eq 9 q NORTH AMCiBICA IiIFE INSUBAITCE: CO. Folioiea guaranteed by State of New York. 174 I'ACIFIC COAST nUSINKSS DIKKCTOUY. I UASON 6 Tiiylor .Tolm, hotel keeper Weller .1 li, .Itislice of the I'eacc Minersville, Trinity Co, r o, ir) miles n e of Weiivervillo Bristol William II, physician Chillis (J('orij;e, cler/ryman Fellows I', bhu'ksniith and jeweler Reed A J, hiilclicr Toiirtelotti; Jesse II, hotel proprietor Tourtelottt! John I J, merchant Mission San Joso. Ai.im. ihi Co, r (), :M Miiles s e of San Leandro, and 37 miles s e of San Francisco Air.lIST SAIMITFL, hair dresser lW>:i{(,?.!ANN N, blacksmith and -.vlicel- \vri<»ht EIIU.MAN & I5ACIIMAN, agents 15am- ber & (.'o's e.vpress, general merchants and insurance agents Fedrv Julian H^v. clergyman, (Catholic) FIHi)::i{Kl{ & CUAKJ, general mer- chandise GIBUOXS W, proprietor E.xchangc Ho- tel, etc jIIEAL KLIJKIDCJK F, si.Uwn I JOHNSON S V 11 & UEST, butchers I Labloes Eugene, harness maker .McClnre It A, postmaster MILLS I) S, blacksmith and whet Iwright I Munos J, groceries, provisions, etc Ordaz 1'. harness maker HOr.EHS C Injustice of the Pence SIGKIST M, groceries, etc liiley I'eter, blacksmith Itover Joseph W, postmaster and gencial merchant Rover Joseph W Mrs, hotel proprietress Upson Charles E, watchmaker Veach .lames E, saloon Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras Co, 1' O, and County seat of ('alaverns (o. Li gal distances: from Sacramento. HO ii;i!< s ; from Stockton, ;")() miles ; f'nmi San (^nenlin, 180 miles. An import- ant mining locality, situated ncm' the ISIokehinme river, 10 miles n of San Andreas Abel M, clothing, hoofs and shoes, (^eii r Abid M, restaurant. Main Adams AC, attorney at law, >[; in Adams R, dry goods, M-.i'-. Ankuer .Jacob, gi'd mer'l, ii,!): '-ntir Hach F, books, stalioncrv, irc. Main BLUM & (;RAI)WOilL, general mc- chandise | liouchei- W Iv, notary public and surveyor, i Center ' ' Riircc E I*, boot and shoemaker, ^lain CALAVERAS ( IIRONICLE, weekly. Calaveras Chronicle I'uld'shing Co. publishers ('olenum & iMorris, clothing. Main Costa M C, general merchandise. Center I)ani< !e\vic/ (J, gv'iieral mdse. Main Davidson M, dry goods, IVIain i)udley A P, attorney at law, l'rospc<'f Fahey Edward, saloon and billiards, Main o, T, .»..-.. ,. ■ ^.^ 1 • TT i Cridin II, livery stable. Center SLMNEIv E, proprietor AN ashington IIo- (;,.i„„„ (-, bakery, Main (JRIMM F W, saloon. Main Walk it Co, Center Market, Main Hepburn .lames, physician, Center tel Therfall .7, proprietor Union Hotel Wersinger I'eter, <'abinef maker ZEIOENFUSS CIEORCJE, butcher Mix's Crossing. Yuba Co, P O, 33 miles n c of Marysville Gove A .T, jdiysician, i)ostmnster, and ex- press agent Mix (Jeorge I, bridge owner Mokelumne City, San Joaquin C^i, (P O address, Woodbridgc) 23 miles n \v of Stockton Beebe Alvaro N, wagon maker Dominic Thomas, house painter Gilbrath Doe, blacksmith Lupton Lancaster P, physician IIIKl Hexter I, Union market, ('enter HOERSCIINER A II, physician druggist, Center Hopkins Walter L, Notary Public ami Justice of the Peace, Main Kelly .lolm II, carriage maker. Main Lamphear T C, propr U S Hotel, (Viilcr LE(JER (ji, proprietor Hotel D'Euioix', Main Lowitz .1 Daniel, clothing. Main Marks .1 B. sjuldles and harness, .V.i. MAYIIEW & RIDDILL, carpet. i, builders, and undertakers. Center McFadden .Julia Mrs, liquors. Main McLean John, American Bakery, Main Meyer F, Moiii'oi Hotel, Center Misch W, cigars, dust. Center Moses W F, ag( Center Miiths (ieorgp, be Ottenger H, brew Ottenger Henry, y, Main Patterson E C, sa I'EEIv W P!M|i(Tiiitori(loiitl'ul)li,. ^' ~iii]icrvisor f---^- •••■■' '*'' AODoville, Moti Jkridg-porf) Ki Clark (Jeorge, gene Monte Cristo, dress, I)ownie\ Down'eville Monte Vista, miles w of Sai Armstrong AV AV, KIMBALL MAR and postmaster Monterey, Mon porated city nn terey County. A. BOMAl MASOir fr HAULnr'S ORGANB. a. KOHLBR. Aftent, Ban Franoiaoo. STATK OF CALIFORNIA. 175 Misch W, ci{i;!irs, tobacco, and dealer gold dust, Ct'iitiT Mo.-fc'rt W V, agent AVells, Fargo & Co, Center Miitlis (Jeorgp, bootR and shoes, Main Ottenger 11, bniwt'ry, Main Ottenger Henry, propr Washington Uotel, Main Patterson E C, saloon, Main I'KKK W V .fc CO, livery stable I'LATT CONItAl), liardware, glass, and crockery, Main nXTZ WILLIAM, Washington liaths, Main Koot Mrs C, millinery. Main Sawyer Wni II, f'nrniliire Schhnt C, jeweler. Main Sclnieebeli Fred'k, lager beer saloon, Main Sokolonsky Isart . . . I'diiiity ('loik Folin X. Diiillistoii " District Attonu'v ( Jco. N. Wliitiimii. " Shcritr .' Si'tli (i. Stinlcn... ; " Ki'conlor Jolm N. Diulli'ston ! " Tivasurcr loliii C Kiiij;slfy . ' " Assessor (iforne S. Morton. Benton .. Surveyor Clia.s. K. lialdwiii . Hriil>;eport . . . ('(ininer Dr. Ksinond Moiit(;arl Miranda Francisco Palacios, genl mdse, Washington Parker John, general mdse, Alvarado Polaski L & Co, general mdse. Pearl liacca ■ Michael, clergyman (Catholic), ISIain Rossi Santiago, general mdse. Clay Koth Hiram, Monterey liakery. Pearl Roth Jolm, general mdse, corner Pearl and Alvarado WALKER WILLIAM D, principal City School, Calitornia Whiting B C, attorney at law, Alvarado MONTEREY CO. Organized 1850, Boundaries— North hy Santa Cruz | and Santa Clara, east by the Coast Range, soutii by San Luis Obispo, and west by Pacific Ocean. County Seat, Monterey. rey. o r F I c K u s OFKICK. INCIJIIIKNT. KKSIDKNCi; TiTiii Kxpiri's. SALAIiV. County .Tii(l<;c. . . , County Clerk District Attoniev, Sheriff "., llcc'orik'r Treasurer Xlontcrcv .Inn . . . " ' Marcii, Snn Juan ' " Monterey " 1808 SiaOOpr 1868 I'Y'es. " .S750nncl " Fees. Surveyor Coroner Public Administrntor Superintendent I'niilic Schools Supervisor, 1st District 2(1 " 3d " Wm. II. Rumscv. . Wni. M. IM'iirker .(rtuies F. IJroen. . . Tlionins Watson. . Steplien Hntcli Miltop Little " Wm. v'. McOarvev San Juan U. B. Barker....', Collicrt A. Canlield A[nutorcy A. W. Billings ... Siilinas .. Thomas Bralee . . . (^armelo M. C. Ireland Monterey Oct I8f.7|l'er dicin Thomas Flint San Juan " istiS; " Ja.s.A.BIankinship,Pajuro " ISCO! " aim. fees. ji'too per nnn. Montezuma, Tuolumne Co, P O, 9 miles s w ot' Sonora. Brown H W, general merchandise Carlo F, general merchandise Clark James H, ])roprietor Clark's Hotel Fox & Hughes, boots and shoes Love R K, general merchandise Moon's Ranch, Tehama Co, P O, 24 miles s of Red Bluff. Moore's Plat, Nevada Co, P O, 18 in ilea n e of Nevada. Abraham P, dry goods, clothing, boots, etc Beverton S, tin and slicet iron manufac'y Brown M, blacksmith Caldwell Samuel, postmaster and druggist Hardy E T, physician Harris John, billiards and liquors Joslyn & Panayett, billiards and liquors LANDES DAVID, hardware, furniture | and paper hangings Leonard A V, drugs, medicines, books and j stationery Levy & Bro, groceries, provis'ns, liquors Marks & Co, bankers Moore II M, proprietor Moore's Hotel Morrow W R, hotel pror)ri(!tor Ransom D, groceries, provisions and genJ eral merchandise I Shoenberg Henry, express agent and va-| rieties Mormon Bar, Mariposa Co, (P address, Mariposa) 2 miles s of Marj iposa. Beach & Co, general merchandise Fine J R E, general merclnndise FAOIFIO INSURANCB CO. Cash Assets, $1,113,803.82. VlTHOLiISSALiE Stationery and Paper U M iture i and lOI'S el gen. (1 v* (P (1 Miu EVERY VA-RIETY OE om^slir and f or^tgx STATIONERY, Blank Books, Scliool Books, Cheap I^ublications, AVrappins: Baper, Baper Bags, &c. Kept oonitantly on hand, which we offer to the Trade at the LOWEST MARKET RATES. IMPORTING AND MANUFACTURING ' STATIONERS, UTos. 418 and 420 CImAV STREIXZT^ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. ?i I .'■I ^■■M CHICKERINQ'S Plai HANUFAGTUBERS AND IPENTORS. i The object of this Agency, is the opening a place for the sale of Miifactired FatuDtell Mcles, thus presenting to Manufacturers facilities to introduce their articles more readily to the public. To enable persons needing the latest improved machinery or appliance in MINING, MECHANICAL, AGRICULTUEAL, DOMESTIC, MUSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, or TO FBOOUBE THEM THBOUOH THIS AGENOT. Also, to procure Patents and co-operate with Inventors, and make arrangements to put valuable Patents into practical use. . JOSEPH B. ATKINSON, 615 Sacramento Street, - - San Francisco, Oal. N. B.— Samples, Drawings, and Models, solicited. Manufacturers and Inventors will do well to communicate with this Agency. I: Mount Bullion miles w of Mai ||! Miller J IT, hotel pi Mountain Hoi Mountain Ram CHICEEBING'S Pianos have the best touch and tone. A. EOHIiEB, Agent, San Franoisoo 177 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Mormon Island, Sacramento Co, 25 miles n e of Sacramento. Beccroft John T, postmaster, and general mdse Ikoder Oswald, distiller and wine grower Bugbey li N, wine grower Caldwell S It, wine grower Hart H T, wine grower and distiller Houston .T, blacksmith Jarvis Will, fruit grower Leachman A, hotel proprietor ftrettce H, wine grower Mumford Ferdinand S, attorney at law ! Nutall J, fruit grower MorristOWn, Sierra Co, 12 miles n w of Downieville. Mount Bullion, Mariposa Co,P O, G miles w of Mariposa. Blood C, hotel proprietor Dodge IJros, general merchandise Lawrence L B, physician Murray Charles, general merchandise I ^yabucco L, general merchandise Mount Eden, Alameda Co, P O, 7 miles s e of San Leandro. Brustgrum V, general merchant and post- master Lamia Fedel & Co, blacksmiths Ludwig Bros, juoprietors Eden House IVterinan II, general merchandise Simpson John, hotel keeper Mount Ophir, ^Liriposa Co, r O, 7 miles w of Mariposa. Miller J IT, hotel proprietor Mountain House, Butte Co, (r o address, IJrush Creek) 2G miles n e of Oroville. Day J r, butcher Flinn Joseph. (Buckeye) hotel proprietor Jod Julius, general merchandise Johnson Russell (Berry Creek), hotel prop Huggles K S, hotel proprietor Mountain Eancll, Calaveras Co,ro, 10 miles s e Mokelumne Hill. Holmes William H, general merchandise I'eggans Charles, general mercha'^Mse I'ellaton & Co, general merchand Rodoscino G, general merchandise Rupe & Duggliie, general merchandise Mountain View, Contra Costa Co, ( P O address Martinez) 5 miles w of Martinez. Dohrmann H C F, hotel proprietor Gately John, warehouse and wharf Mountain View, Santa Clam Co, P O, on the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad, 40 miles from San Francisco and 12 miles n w of San Jose. Dale Thomas, butcher Davidson C IJ, saloon keeper and butcher Eaton N, physician and druggist Galimore AVesley W^, clergyman (Pres) Lloyd F N, shoe maker SHIRLEY & CO, hotel keepers Shumway J, general merchandise SMITH & HAINES, saloon Smith G W, blacksmith TAYLOR S P, prop'r Mountain View R R House, and postmaster WHELAN DANIEL, blacksmith and wheelwright Wilhiermer Bros, general merchandise Whisman Henry, butcher Mountain Wells, Nevada Co, P O, 9 miles e of Nevada. Mud Springs, El Dorado Co, a miles w of Plaeerville (see El Dorado.) Murphy's, Calaveras Co, P O, 30 miles 8 e of Mokelumne Hill. Aratta G, groceries Blind Toms, variety store Compere V, general merchandise Darling & Ilanchett, general merchandise polan Wm, general merchandise Dunbar F, lumber dealer Friedlandcr II, dry goods and clothing (Jnyliardo C, groceries (Jebhart A, market GritTith K, Theatre saloon Hatch F S, blacksmith Henrietta J, brewery Jenison C, restaurant Jones AVm, drugs and medicines Kimball & Cutting, dealers lumber Lefavere GBP nhysician Leonhard G, hairuresser I m B o gg s to •8 s 00 A. BOMAir ft CO., San FranoisoOt reoeive STew Books by every Steamer. 12 Ifii KfRii ii!. li. !!■ i' •( I K U WW l< i ft! m: y i S;: lj im :.1ii NOBTH AMEBIOA LIFS INSUBAIfOIl CO. No I'estriotion on oooupation or traveL UABOHAXiIi & MI 178 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Alnjor A, bakery MATTKSON & GARLAND, livery stnblc McNeve C, saloon Michelson Samuel, dry goods and clothing Monies M, saloon Orengo B, general mercbnnilise PAL AC HE E, agent for Wells, Fargo & Co and insurance agent Parsoijs S, Iiair dresser liaulin A, general merchandise Rausseau C, gunsmith Rliodes Alonzo, broker and telegraph agent SENTER R, general merchandise and dealer gold dust Shields J T, saloon and billiards Sperry & Perry, (Big Trees) hotel proprs MusquitO, Calaveras Co,PO, H miles c of Mokelumne Ilili Albers G, postmaster Armand F, general merchandise Clark VW, proprietor saw mill Broad F, general merchandise Harris A M, (Sandy Gulch) proptr saw mill Iletzer G, hotel proprietor Larieage F, general merchandise McCarthy David, proprietor saw mill Park R, hotel proprietor Rust R, hotel proprietor Sawyer D N, proprietor toll bridge Storaldo Thomas, butcher NAPA CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries— North by Lake, east by Solano, j j south by Solano, and west by Sonoma. County Seat, Napa City. OFFICKRS. OKFICK. INCIlinKST. RESIDEXCE. Term Expire*. SAIAUY. Coiintv Judge Robert Croiioli Naprt City .Inn. I, I8C8. County (Mcrk 'Cliaunrey B.Seclcy St. Ileli'ila iMnrrh, 1868 Distrirt Attorney ' Win. W. Pendegast Nnpa City i " " Sheritr .' I Ralph Ellis ! " •' j " " Reionkr |,l. H. Rowland. ... j " " I " Treasuror I Geo. E. Goodman. " " , " " Assessor ■ B. W. Aniold . . . , : Sevastopol • " " Surveyor Wni. A. I*icrre ... Napa ! " " Coroner iR. 11. Olmstead. . . I " | " " rul)li(' Administrator | V^acant ' ; " " Superintendent PiiMif Schools' Alfred Higbie Napa Supervisor, 1st District Ths. H. Thompson 2d 3d Vacant Peter 11. Burnett. . iSt. Helena SlPOOprnnn. Fees. « 1, 000 & fees. Fei-s. 41 Commission. S,'> jwr iluy. Fees. 8800 per ann. 150 L-iO " I!JO " Napa City, Napa Co, P O, county seat of Napa Co, situated on Napa Creek, 48 miles n e of San Francisco and 14 miles n of Benicia. Tiic Napa Valley Railroad connects Suscol with Napa City, a distance of six miles. Legal distances : from Sacramento CO miles ; from Stockton, 100 miles ; from San Quentin, 55 miles Allen Edward, saloon, First BALL HENRY, wines and liquors, Main BARTH G, propr German Hall, Brown BOYNTON E N, drugs and medicines. Main Brayton J G, photographic artist and tele- gra])h agent. Second Brown W R, postmaster and general mer- chandise, Main Brack Lewis, notary public, Main Brunsen A, attorney at law,]\rain CAIIEN S & CO, crockery and cigsirs, First Cardinet A & Co, provisions. First • CARLTON WILLIAM B, wheelwright, First Carpenter Ezra, contractor. Main ' Cowan J H, agent Napa Valley Railroad Co, Main CARTER JOSHUA, boot and shoe- maker. Main CHESEBRO & KINSMAN, proprietors Revere House Christianson P, warehouse. Main Christopher W H, hairdresser, Main CLARK H J, blacksmith. Main CLIFFORD G B, livery stable. Main Clifford George Rev, clergyman, (Meth) . COMSTOCK C E MRS, milliner. First PACIFIC INSUBA.M'CE CO. Office 422 California Rtroet, San Francisco. UAROHAIiL & MITTAUEB'S Pianos, Cheapest made. A. KOHIiEB, Agent, San Franoisoo, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 179 Coombs & Brannnn, proprs Bonicin and Clear Luke stage line via Vallejo, Napa, ami CalLstoga, otrice Main CroiK'li Uobert, attorney at lasv, Main (;ustar& MeClennan, lumber, Main I Dean Timothy, pby.sieian Dcyart P Rev, elergyman (Catholic) I Dinkle Peter, proj»r German Hotel, First I Donnelly Terance, groceries, Main j DOIMI M, wholesale wines and liquors, I fiflloon, and agent Union Brewery, cor I Main and Second I EASTERBY & CO, general merchandise, I Main [EASTERBY A Y, President Napa Val- ] ley Railroad Co i Eglin Eugene, restaurant. Main I Ford & Patten Mrs, milliners. Main Ford G W Rev, clergyman, (Baptist) Fueg Jacob, watchmaker, Main Gavin Edward, boot and shoemaker. Main i GENGNAGEL J & CO, butchers, Sec'd i Gilbert S M, saloon. Main I GILES JAMES, furniture, carpets, etc, ! cor First and Brown ! Goodman James II & Co, bankers. Main I Gunnond C J, propr Railroad House, Main I Hamilton, Lamdin & Co, genl mdse, Main Haas Martin L '>ooks, stationery, etc, M'n j llartson C, attorney at law. Main ;HACKH:TT F M, demist. Main I! j Hatt A & Co, groceries. Main Ilatton Joseph, hairdresser. Main j HF^AD G, boot and shoemaker. Main Heller M, cabinet maker, Second Higbie A Rev, clergyman (Methodist) HIGGINS LANK & CO, publishers Napa County Reporter Hix P, blacksmith. First Hogan John S, propr Napa Hotel, Main HorrcU Johnson, attorney at law, Main Howland J H, notary public. Main Hunnewell A A, notary public, Main Itiaac C, clothing. Main Israelsky J, dry goods & clothing. Main Kahlenburg John, saloon, Main Kather & Co, butchers. First Knapp H H, lumber and contractor, Main Knowlton C V, painter. Second Lamdin J F, agent Well-, Fargo & Co and iEtna and Home Fire Insurance Co's, Main Lamont James A, attorney at law Landrigan B Miss, propr Shade House Lawley John, warehouse, Main Lockwood, John A, physician, Main Lundy John, painter. Main Lynch P, wines and licpiors. Main Lynch Tiiomas, wines and liquors. First MALONY A B, drugs and medicines, and agent Singer's Sewing Machine, t!4 Main Manuel G W, wheelwright, Main Marks C, bakery. Main McChiy \V J Rev, clergyman (Methodist) McDonald M S miss, prin Y'oung Ladies' Seminary McGowan Mary Mrs, whip manufacturer. Main McGuire James, shoemaker. First McKay Robert, tailor, Main McKenzie Jonas, livery stable, and propr stage line to Sacramento Mighell W II, warehouse, Main Mighell William, feed. Main Mighell William & Co, restaurant. Main MONTGOMERY R T, publisher Napa Reister MUDGETT & CO, dry goods and cloth- ing, ]\lain IMuUer August, shoe maker. Brown Mygatt Ilenrv, harness maker. Main NICHOLS JAMFS E, hair dresser, First Nichols J M, .>aloon, Main Noiuieman W, iuilor, Brown Norton A "W, blacksmith. Main O'Brine T II, saloon, cor Second and Brown Overton C T, physician, Main PENDEGAST W W, att'y at law. Main Pi'au John, propr stage line to Petaluma, via Sonoma Pierce II M, saloon. First POND J E, attorney at law. Main Raney T F, propr American Hotel, Main RAY''LE P AV S, attorney at law. Main RICHMOND J B, varieties, First Robinson Beeby, contractor. Main Salomonson J, general merchandise, First Schumer J, physician Sheridan Bernard, tailor. Second SMITH & CHESEBRO, hardware, Main Starr S II, saloon. Main Steere R N, attorney at law. Main STERLING R H, insurance agent, First Stewart N E, hats and caps, Main Stillwagon W W, physician, Main Stony T P, attorney at law, Main Towle G W, attorney at law, notary pub- lic, and Justice of the Peace, Main Tucker S S, Justice of the Peace, Main Tucker T J, attorney at law, Main ^ I: I ; I. ' 111 '! II -■ ':■,- !!■• ■in A. BOMAN & Co.i San Franoisoo. Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Books. NOHTII AMERICA LIFE INStTRANCE CO. Policies Ruaronteod by State of New York, A. KOHLER 180 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TUHNKIl W S KKV, printipnl Nnpu C'i)ll('f:itile Iiit^litutc, niul florgjimiu (Metlio(li:»t) Vnn llaanii J, linir dresser, l\Inin \'AX HKVKU P & CO. Kioitiy, First AVALDEN .1 U. livery stnl)lc Wfinliviulcr A, dry goods, clotliing, boots, etc, Main Wlioeli-r «fc Co, lloiiring mill, First AVIIKTCOMIJK W W, hardware, tin- ware, paints, etc, ISIaiii Williams Samuel, genl mdsc. Main Woodward li F, gunsmilli, Main NatiVidad, Monterey Co, P O, 25 miles n e of Monterey Hums W. hotel proprietor Ilamel diaries, general merchandise •lolnisoii W S, general mereliaiidiso Olivas .lose Ma, general nicreliandiso i Wetherill A A, general merchandise I Neillsburg, Placer Co, P O, C miles i n e of Auburn Neill A C, hotel proprietor Van Geeson John, proprietor Sugar Pine I saw mill Nevada City, Nevada Co, P O, in- i corporated town and county seat of Nevada Co, situated in the vicinity of tlie richest quartz region in the State, G'> miles n e of Sacramento and ;>i miles e of Marysville ; legal distances : from Sacramento, 05 miles ; from Stockton, 125 miles; from San Quentin, 1!)5 miles Oi I'lCERS. — L W Williams (President), .lames J Ott, Richard Kelsey, John A Martin Trustees; Charles W Cornell, Marslial; Wra I Evans, Treasurer ; Wm G .Jenkins, Assessor; Geo K Farquhuar, Clerk Allen B T, supt Nevada City Gas Works Bacigalupi W F, groceries and liipiors BAKER & MARTIN, groceries, pro- visions, lifpiors, raining tools, etc Bamier Bros, clothing and gents furnishing goods Barnnm E W, drugs and medicines BARTON A & BRO, blacksmiths Bates C M, physician BAZLEY JOHN, proprietor Blaze's sa- loon Belden D, attorney at law Blasauf Charles, proprietor City brewery Brayton & Marker, i)roprietor Bear Valley and Meadow linke stage line BROWN & DEAL, publishers Nevada Transcri|)t BUSSENIIIS J F, drugs and medicines CALDWELL J I, attorney at law, notary public and commissioner CALDWELL JOHN, attorney at law, district attorney and notary i)ublic Carley & Beckman, U S saloon Chapman A, dentist CHAPMAN & BRIGGS, groceries, fruit, and confectionery Clancy Daniel, blacksmith Clark & Torson, owners Nevada City Flour Mills Cline & Novitzky, staple and fancy dry goods Clutter Samuel, wagon maker COE WILLLVM R. boots and shoes CRAWFORD LEAVITT& CO, grocer- ies, provisions, hardware, li(juors, etc Crawford G R, books, stationery, and tel- egraph operator CROSS W W, attorney at law Cumming L S, physician DAVENPORT S B, Deputy Collector Internal Revenue D.ividson William II, agt stage companici? Davis W J, Broad Street Bakery DEAL M S, Editor Nevada Transcript Dieal Jacob, wagon maker DINGLEY THOMAS F, supt Provi- dence Quartz Mill Dreyfus J, bakery and confectionery Dryden D A, clergyman, (Methodist) Dryfuss L W, prop JMilwaukic brewery DUNSCOMB E, Superintendent Clay and Forest quartz mills EATON & WILLIAMSON, proprietors Union Hotel FININGER R & CO, wholesale and retail wines and liquors Fogeli Casper, proprietor U S brewery (jOLDSMITH a, dry goods, carpets, oil cloths, etc Green P, clergyman, (African, Methodist) Greenwald J, tobacco, cigars, etc GREGORY & WAITE, groceries, pro- visions, hardware, etc Groves W C, undertaker Guild F G, posfm!\ster HAAS S & CO, gents furnishing goods, clothing, boots, etc Hanson A H & hardware, e( nAWLEY& A\ HELM J H, su HEIIGH & TH( foundry and HILL & CASV Hinds & Tully, b Hunt R M, physi Ickson & Pevran, ISOARDA;wh( I I Jacobs & Sargen • I tain and Em s Jenkins W G, sa( i .lohnson J E, furr t Keeney (Jeorge, I ' Kendall John, Ju Kent William, de Lademan A, grocc Lancaster & Hasi MACKHC H & aiic(! agents McDonell J R, w McFarland T B, i Irict Judge Meek E (!. physic Mills II C, hay, < XILES ACatty Ximan & McGill Dates ST, blae Olheman A H, Ott J .1, assayer PALMER J C, tice of the Pierce A, prop £ I Philips L, tobact t> I : NEVADA east by State of OFFICK. Is In In a County .Tiidfic. . . p) ; Comity Clerk . . . a Distrii't Attorney Z • siicfiir GQ Iteconter Treasurer Tax Collector... Assessor Surveyor Coroner I'iil)llc Admliiistri Superintendent I'll Sujjervisor, 1st Dl 2(1 3(1 Insure in the best Looal Company, " TBiii PACIFIO." A. BOl A. KOHIiXSR'S Musio and f iano Warerooma, 424 Banaom Street, Ban Vranclioo. STATE OF CALIFORNIA 181 h Iluiison A H & Co, groceries, provisions, linnlwarc, etc HAW LEY & WILLIAMS, nttys nt law HELM J H, siipt rennsylvaiiia Q M HEUGH & THOM, projuietora Nevada i fotinilry and maciiine works HILL & CASWELL, attorneys at law Hinds & Tiilly, bankers and assayers I llnnt R ISI, physician and surgeon Ickson & Peyran, groceries, fruit, etc ISOARD A, wholesale wines and liquors Jacobs & Sargent, owners Green Moun- j tain and Empire cement mill Jenkins W (J, saddle and harness maker Johnson J E, furniture Keeney George, hardware, groceries, etc Kendall John, Justice of the Peace Kent William, dentist Liideman A, groceries, provisions, etc Lancaster & Ilasey, proj)rs National Ex MACK IE II & CO, bankers and insur- ance agents McDonell J R, wagon maker McFarland T B, attorney at law, and Dis- trict Judge Meek E (J. physician Mills H C, hay, grain and feed XILES A C, atty at law, and county judge Xinum & Mc Gill, blacksmiths Dates S T, blacksnuth Olheinan A II, insurance agent Ott J J, assayer PALMER J C, attorney at law and Jus- tice of the Peace Pierce A, prop Nevada City Gas Works I'hilips L, tobacco, cigars, toys, etc Place Henry, livery and feed stable Randolph William C, watches, jewelry, etc RATCLIFE WILLIAM, s.ipt Nevada Gold QiuirtK Mining Co's mill Reardon T B, attorney at law ROLFE & CO, publishers Nevada Daily CJazette ROLEE T H, editor Nevada Daily Ga- zette Rosenthal Jacob, dry goods, carpets, etc Rosenthal S, dry goods Rothschild S, tobacco and cigars Sanford A, groceries, provisions, grain, (!tc Sangninette B, groceries, provisions, etc SAR(iENT A A, attorney at law Saxby & Lancaster, props Empire stable SCIIMITTBURG & WEISS, proprie- tors Nevada brewery Sciutfe P, groceries, provisions, liquors, etc Snowden R B. clergyman (Congreg'l) SOUTH YUBA CANAL CO Southard II & Co. pro])rietors saw mill SPENCE E F, drugs and medicines, in- surance agent and county treasurer STILES W C, sash, door and planing mill Stone William, groceries, provisions, etc STUMPF F, hotel and restaurant Tiirson O, agent Nevada City tlour mill TOWER AD, agent Wells, Fargo & Co Turner Geo E, stoves, hardware, etc Van Alstine & Bacon, props Gem saloon WELCH G W, books, stationery and music WIIARTE^IBY JAMES, general agent South Yuba Canal Co's ditches § NEVADA CO. Organized 1851. Boundaries— North by Yuba and Sierra, east by State of Nevada, south by Placer, and west by Y'uba. County Seat, Nevada. O F F I C E n 8 OFKICK. 1N( rXlUKNT. R. H. Fiirqulinr. lohii Culilwcll . . . Kii'liard K. Gentry, County Jinlgc County Clerk District Attorney Slieritr Recorder I J. C. Garl)er Treasurer. . JK. F. Spcncc . . Tax Collector jCluirlcs Barker Assessor | E. F. Bean I Surveyor II. S. BraiUev . Coroner iVV. C. Stiles^., ! Pul)lic Administrator Superintendent I'ublio Scliools Su])ervi8or, 1st District 2d " ItKSIDKXCE. Term Kxplrps. SALARY. A. C. Niles Nevada Jan 1 , 1 808 . . S.1000 pr ann 3d \V. W. Cozzcns... M. S. Deal Jonathan Clark . . , S. D. Bosworth. . , J. B. Johnson March, 1868 2,.500 " 1,200 " Fees. $2,500 pr ann 2,000 " 2,000 & foes 2000 pr ann Fees. Grass Valley North San Juan . Oct., 1868 " 18fi6 " 1867 SUOOperann. . $8 per day. o o I s ! 9 ,n, I ' J^'iirl il;-l l'« 'Is A. BOllAIf ft Co., San Vranoisoo. f botograpb Albums. Fiue Oift Books, eto. NOBTH AMBBIOA UTOl INSUBANOB OO. Tor valuable information turn to pago lai. I- 182 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. New Almaden, Smitn Clnra Co, 13 mile;! s of Siui J0.-0 (P O addresd Lexington) Newark, c^ierm Co, 34 miLo n of Downieville Newcastle, Plncor Co, P 0, 31 miles n e of Sacnunento Clarcnbnnn;h C, bakery and nnloon Cnlver K, deputy |)ostnia!'* .11, blacksmiths Comstoek iVc Tiiumpson, whct-lwrights Fryc George R, groceries Harris PN, postmaster and hotel prop'r Hart James, attorney at law and Jubtice of the Peace Holmes John, wheelwright Jacks Samuel, tinner Kir, Raldic & Arons, groceries Landers S, boots and shoes McGregory James, druggist Nedderhut F, saddler and harncsamaker Tinker G, blacksmith Wagner C, groceries and liquors Weaver A «I, physician Weston Charles, physician NimsheW, Butte Co, 2G miles e of Oro- ville IVIcClellnn Samuel, hotel pf ietor Nesbit William, saloon an fral mdse Smeaton & Co, meat mar North BlOOmfield, Nevada Co, P 0, 1 2 miles n e of Nevada (see Humbug) North Branch, (l^alaveras Co, P 0, 5 miles from San Andreas Lake E T, builder Laltimore Daniel, general merchandise North Columbia, Nevada Co, P 0, 1 1 miles n e of Nevada AYRES LEVI, Justice of the Peace, postmaster and express agent HENRY WILLIAM, Agent Eureka Water Co McDonald a J, groceries, provisions, and general mdse Patton James, blacksmith Worley William, hotel proprietor North Pork, Trinity Co (P O address Trinity) 13 miles w of Weaverville Caraway & Co (New River) general mdse McGillivray Joseph, proprietor saw mill Meckel John & Bro, general mdse and brewery Scheffer F & Co (Rattlesnake Creek) gen- eral mdse North San Jua miles n of Ne\ The Directory of the FAOITIO la composed of the best business men of California. A. KOBliSOl, San Vranoiaoo, Acent for Chiokeiins ft Bon's Piano*. STATE OF OALIFORNIA. 188 Scliluinor II, bltickainith Volie ^ieorge, hotel proprietor North San Juan. Nevaiiu Co, P 0,1 2 miles II of Nevauii lllnck & Fiirtli, eiotliin<;, boot^, slioen, etc IJUKNKTT CHARLES, proprietor saw mill niitl dealer lumber Cooke & Dade, livery stable CRALL ISAAC S.Sup't American Min- ing Co's Mill Davidovich Stephen, groceries, provisions, licpiors, etc DORNIN GEORGE D, agent Wells, Fargo «& Co, and insurance agent Downey John, wagon maker DUNNING & CHAPMAN, blacksmiths Farley George S, physician FRANCIIERE & lUJTLER, drugs, medicines, books and stationery French E D, ])hysicinn Gavard A, watches and jewelry GulHn J A, physician and surgeon Harris & Co, (Iry goods HATFIELD E V, groceries, provisions, liquors and mining implements Hertlein & Co, Calitbrnia brewery Hoit Moses F, Justice of the Peace Ilousell & I'utnam, proprietors National Hotel JOHNSON J B, attorney at law, notary public, and commissioner of deeds KOCH & FITTER, San Juan brewery Longhead R A, postmaster Maguire Thomas, clothing, boots and shoes Marks I & Co, dry goods, carpets, etc McMurray & JMurpliy, proprietors saw mill ]\Iorgan J T, blacksmith Mullin W, dentist Murphy P S, Arcade Restaurant Myers & Cook, blacksmiths and wagon makers Pratt Edward S, groceries, provisions and mining implements Ross J W, clergyman (Methodist Episco- pal) presiding elder Schardin & lirust, Exchange Saloon Siierman C, bakery and saloon SMITH FRANCIS, stoves and hardware Sterling R W, dentist STIDGER O P & SON, attorneys at law Stotlar J, physician and surgeon SWAN A B, American Mining Co Tribelhorn John C, saloon Wicks J E, clergyman (Methodist) NortonVille, Contra Costa Co, (P O address Suinerville) 18 miles s e of Martii.ez GWYNN CHARLES & CO. proprietor Black Diamond Exchange Ilomburg M & Co, general merchandise NovarrO River, Mendocino Co, 103 miles s w of Ukiah Davis J C, proprietor Novairo House NovatO, Marin Co, P O, 12 miles n of San Rafael Jones II T, groceries Sweetser James B, postmaster Von Ilollan G F, hotel proprietor and butcher NoyO River, Mendocino Co, (P O address Mendocino) 17 miles n of Ukiah Browp !■ red, contractor Byrnes John, hotel proprietor Macpherson «& Wetherbee, lumber manf Townsend & Brown, general merchandise Townsend James, agent Noyo Mills Oakland, Alameda Co, P O and incor- porated city; is pleasantly siliialcd on the east shore of the Bay of San Fran- cisco, about 7 miles distant from the metropolis. Communication between the two cities is rapid and frequent by railroad and steamboat. The San Francisco & Oakland Railroad com- mences at Oakland Point, and is com- l)leted to San Antonio, a distance of five miles. The climate is remarkably healthy, and a large portion of its pop- ulation is made up from the business community of the Bay City. Sj;li D E, nursery, Teiejirapii Uoad Inj:trsoll Win B, photographie artist. Sixth Irwin ]Mrs A, eloali and dress maker, Broadway, bet Filth and Sixtli Irwin William II, furniture. Seventh, bet Broadway and Wasliington Jahn Henry, <;unsmitii and hardware. ^ ! Broadway, bet Ei-ihth and Ninth | Janssen Ernst, groceries, cor Broadway ! and Sixth 1 Jensen Oiistavus, saloon, Broadway, bet Kil'ih and Sixth .lohnson »X: Hunt, groceries and provisions, Broivlivay, Itet Eightii and Ninth Keanlofl W, watdi maker, Broadway, bet Fifth and Sixth Kellogg IMartiu Hcv, clergyman (Cong) Kelscy \V F, lun-sery, Telegraph Koad King J H, liainlressc r, Seventh, nr Bdway KLNH; MICHAEL liEV, clergyman I (Catholic) Seventh, near (Jrovo ! Knowlion X S, saloon, cor Seventh and Broatlway LAM A K C 1 1 i-: & D( ) II R iSr A NN, grocers, 1 cor Broadway and Seventh ! Lefeure Alfred, d(!iitist, cor Broadway and ' Eighth Lcntell .'.inies, harness maker, Broadway, bet Eighth and Ninth Lessman «& Sinram, boots and shoes, Broadway, bet Third and Fourth Lessman Fraidv, shoo maker, IJroadway liCtter .1 it Co, dry goods, Broadway, bet Fifth and Sixth ,LYNl)E !M A BEV, principal Boys' En- glish an 1 Classical School, and clergy- man (I'resbylerian) cor T:;nth and (irove Mallet John, dealer wood. Seventh McCann Sarah, groceries, Broadway, bet j Third and Fourth I SlcClnre David Uev, clergyman (Pres- I byterian) McKay W L, house and sign painter, Broadway McKcn/ie W W, undertaker, Broadway, bet First and Second IMerritt Rufus D, feed, Broadway, bet Eighth and Ninth Merritt Samuel, jdiysician. Twelfth Meyer J H, carpets, and paper hangings. Seventh, near Broadway JMilliet Alexis, butcher, Broadway, oet Third and Fourth jMooar George Rev, clergyman (Congre- gationalist) Muller A C, saloon, cor Broadway and Fourteenth INIuller Henry, boots and shoes, Broad- way, bet Third and Fourth Murj)hy John J (Telegraph Road) hotel keeper IVryrick .1 W, maible yard, Bdway wharf Nagie (I H & Co, wood and coal, Sixth Newconib W, physician, cor Sixth and Webster Newland E «& A, livery stable. Seventh, near Broadway NOLAN STEPHEN, propr Belle Vue Nursery, Telegraph Road OAKLAND COLLEGE SCHOOL, Rev I H Bravton ])rinci|)al, Twelfth OAKLAND' NEWS, daily ami weekly, Watson &■ (Jagjui, proprts ; oUicc, Broaiiwav, bet Eigtli and Ninth PACIFIC FEMALE COLLEGE, Rev vS S Harmon, principal. Telegraph Road Pacific Novelty Iron Works, Bay, near Oakland avenue Parshley William, saloon, Broadway, bet Fifth and Sixtli Pelle A jr, varieties, Broadway, between Sixth and Seventh PENDLETON & CO, proprs Oakland Fl->ur Mills, Broadway, nr Twelfth Pfester i L, confectionery, Broadway, bet Eighth and Ninth Pinkerton T II, physician, Broadway, bet Seventh and Eighth Price Johnson, physician. Sixth, between Franklin and Wel'ster Reddington M, saloon, Seventh, nr Bdway Reier Charles, groceries, cor Broadway and Eighth Reiley Patrick, fruits, cor Bdway and Fifth Reiuach & Co, dry goods, cor Broadway and Sixth Rerat Jjouis, optician, Broadway, bet Sixth and Seventh Ross John, painter, Third nr Broadway ^.1 8 MiL I'r m m A. BOM AIT ft Oo., San Franoisoo. Medical, Boientiflo, and TheoloRical Books. The Folioiea of the NOBTH AMEBIOA liU*!! INS. CO. are indisputable from date of iaruo, A. EOHIiBB. 8ai 186 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, S CQ O I 00 S 3 n M 8 n 9 Sanford E P, drugs and nifdicines, Broad- way, ' . Eighth ana Ninth Scribner G W, butcher, Broadway, cor Fifth Sessions John Rev, clergyman (Presb) Shattuck & llillegass, livery stable, Broad- way, bet Seventh & Eighth Sloan Charles F, hair dresser. Seventh Smith Barlow J, (Telegraph Road) pliysi- cian and proptr Ilealtli Institute Smith Daniel, bakery, Seventh Smith Walter, cigar manut'aeturer, Broad- way, bet Seventh and Eighth Sohst William, blacksmitli, Broadway, bet Seventh and Eighth Stewart Daniel, boots and shoes, Broad- way, bet Eighth and Nintli Sweeny Miles, confectionery, Broadway, bet Fifth and Sixth Taylor & Hurlburt, lumber, ft Washington Taylor George B Rev, clergyman (E[)is- copal) Taylor TE Rev, clergyman (Presbyter'n) Terny James, saloon, Broadway, bet Seventh and Eigiith Ticknor Daniel, blacksmith, Ninth, bet Broadway and Washington Turney R, drugs, etc, Broadway, bet Sixth and Seventh VAN WYCK JOHN C, physician, Twelfth Walker A C, cabinet maker, Broadway, bet Second and Third Walsworth Edward B Rev, clergyman (Presbvt(;rian) WATSON & GAGAN, proprietors Oak- land News; office, Broadway, bet P^ighth and Ninth Watkins II P, attorney at law, Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth Willermaiu Frank, restaurant. First, near Broadway WILLEY SAMUEL II REV, VicePres College of California, and clergyman (Presliyterian) Williams Elmira, dress maker, Broadway, bet Second and Third Williams William, shoe maker, Broadway, bet Seventh and Eighth Yard George M, postnutster, Broadway, cor Sixth Ocean View, Alameda Co, (P ad- dress Oakland) 14 miles n w of San Leaiidro Bowen W J, liotel and grocery Guenette Peter, blacksmith and wheel- v. . iglit Olema, Marin Co, P O, 18 miles n w of Sat! Rafael Abbott A B, hotel proprietor and post- master Foster L M, carpenter and builder Garcia J, butcher Gordon W L, clergyman (Methodist) Ilardman L II, physician I Hold C, saloon Levy ife Friedlander, general merchandise Miller & Farmin, blacksmiths Nelson .John, expressman Stickles & Co, carpenters and builders Taylor S P, prop Pioneer Paper Mill Westcott Frank, boot and shoe maker Winslow B F, hotel proprietor I Omega, Nevada Co, P O, 20 miles e of Nevada j Cannon M, blacksmith Carter S A, builder Fletcher W, builder and contractor llolbrook J S, butcher IIufF W B, hotel proprietor i Legg T, saloon Legg Thomas, clothing and furnishing goods MeCumbrige James, hotel proprietor Roberts George, P M, groceries and pro- visions Stevens J A, (Rucker Ranch) hotel pro- prietor Tafle D C, physician Thompkins, E O, (Bear Valley) hotel proprietor Onion Valley, Plumas Co, P O, 17 miles 8 w of Quincy Overton John B, post master Sooy Thomas, hotel proprietor OnisbO, Sacramento Co, P O, 25 miles 8 of Sacramento Brown E, fruit grower Hutchinson A E, P M and genl mcht Rerhervell R, fruit grower Runyon S, fruit grower Ophirville, Placer Co, (P O address Newcastle) 5 miles w of Auburn Choat E Daniel, gen mcht and P M Ilatiiaway W, watchmaker and jeweler Hcrrick Patrick, sal Allen J E, (Indiani Brown Joim, physic Clay •3 S I d o 4 S3 o m p ^ A. KOI 188 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. KUSEL EDWARD A, photographer Lantiind Joseph W, tiiilor LEWIS .1 E N. attorney at law LOCMEU THEOIMULUS, hon and bra-s (biindrv, and niacliine shop LOTT CHARLES E, attorney at hiw Lovcll David, cooper Marks 15 & C-"o, dry poods, clothing, etc Manriec A. attorney at law McDEK'MOTT ARTHUR, druggist and apothecary Mc(iiiade () X, Maoksniilh Moore (J C, maniil'r harness, saddlery, etc Muttncr Eraidv, livery stable Perkins & IJrooks, proptrs Ophir Flour Mill I'ERKIXS (lEORCiE C. wholesale and retail grociM'ies, provisions, liqours, etc Rhilbro(jk A K (CiiapareH hotel propr l*hi|)ps II M. pliysician rriiity (leoige W, I; S Collector Int Rev Rcyman Marcus, tobacco and cigars Rideont, Smith &, Co, bankers Rosenbiuni S, atioi'iiey at law Rothscliiiii Jos A, tobacco, stationery, etc Schneidrr »fc Hoop?, props Bank Exchange Sahion SCHNEIDER WILLL\M, propr City 1) re 'Aery Schninacher Refer, blacksmith SCIiWEIX MATTHEW, butcher SIMPSON' ALEXANDER G. agent Weils, Fargo &. Co, Cal Slate Tel Co, and books, stationery, etc SMrril it GRAN(;ER, attorneys at law Smith (Jeoi'ge E. watch inkr and jeweler Smitii Thomas (i, boot maker Strauss Samuel, Justice of (lie Peace Vance J M, physician West M IJ, pro|)r Featlier River Ferry Wick Moses (near Orovilie) hotel propr Wilson E H. attorney at law Young &. Anderson, watch makers and jewelers Young Henry, surveyor Zarabelich Nicholaus, billiards, etc Orr'S Ranch, San Joaquin Co, 20 miles n e of Stockton Ousley's Bar, Yuba Co, 12 miles e of Marysville OwenSVillO, ^lono Co, P O, 100 miles 8 of Bridgeport Soper T II, postmaster FacheCO, Contra Costa Co, P 0, 5 miles 8 of ^farlip ■/, Anderson L. lumber. Main Avery H R Rev, clergymati (Presbyt'n) Bacon S.' general merchant, and agent Bainber & Co's Express, ISIain Barthel ISI, boot and shoe maker, IMain BARTNETT D (>, blacksmith and wheel- Wright, ]\Iain Berfola A, fruits and confeetioi.,iry, IMain BETTS C F, blacksmith and wheel.vright BUJS'KER & PORTER, publishers Con- tra Costa Gazette Cadwell A & Co, butchers. Main CAROTHERS J II, drugs, medicines, etc. and |)l>ysician, INIain Dalten Henry N, machinist, Main DAJIOl R F, pliysician DELL L B, lumber, Main DELL WALTER K, agent L B Dell, and insiuance agent, Alain DIXON M A MRS, hotel proprietress, Main Dodge & Co, Pacheco Warehouse, Main FIvnn P H, luirness maker, INIain GAMBS JOHN, sahum, Main GAVIN GEOR(iE. l)!acksmiib. Main HALE & BROTHER, geni mdse, aiul agts AVheeler &, Wilson's Sewing ]\Iaciiine Company, Main | Hale Henry INI. |)o.»tnia>ter, Main HOOK E & CO, gcnl merchants, insui- ance agents, and agents AN'ells, Fargo and Co, Main IIopps J B Rev, clergyman (Baptist) Ireland W J, fli>uring mills, Division JOHNSON S \V, livery stable, and proiir Martinez Stage Line, Main J< )HNSTON J II, hotel keeper. Main Liltlefield J A, tinsmith, !\lain Lopez Apolonio, saloon, Mix'in Menieth A, tailor, Diablo ' IMoreiio & Simpson, harness makers, Main PACHECO WAREHOUSE CO (N C F.'issett & L C Dodge, San Francisco, .id W McCaulley^ storage. Main |j Piatt N, watch maker, Marin jF PONS PETER, groceries, Main J SA YLES E S, Justice of the Peace, and jj notary i>ublic, JIain Troy John, saloon. Main ^ Woodford Ch rles, livery stable, Moiui- 'j mcnt i\ Fainesville, i of Nevada I Timmons & Co, li merchants IS PajarO, IVIonter '' son vile) 25 n j j Ducassan J M, sa Ij! KEARNEY, M Jj I CHOW, pub I Fattees' Banc 20 miles froii |; Bryant D "\V^ (Spi prietor |j Johnson C R (Ca merchandise Lillie George B maker « Lillie John B, scIk ^ Lillie Orange, posi g Pattees John, hole h Wescott & GrifTor riage and waj ! Patterson, Ne I! n w of Nevac 9 1 c Jo J I Is '. , 'Pea Vine, B. IS, Brush Creek •ille Ihmnel V, grocer Dahlberg Madam Howard Thomas, Pentz, P'Utte Orovilie Harrison Thomas turpentine Pence M, hotel, Pescadero, miles n w of Besse & Garriso S Cummings H, pi c I (ioodspeed & Cc § j (ioodspeed J R, a ' Kinsey diaries, >> j postmaster ^ ! Nolan John, boo IMath T, saddlei Swanton C W, h smith The FACII'IO INSUBANOB CO. Insures axainst Fire and Marine haaards. A. ROMAN < A. KOHIjXiJ , Ban Franoisoo, importer and dealer in Musio Books. STATE OF CALIFORNIA 189 S ll FaineSVille, Nevada Co, P O, - miles of Nevada Timmons & Co, hotel proprs, and general I merchants PajarO, ]\ronterey (P addre-^s Wat- sonvile) 25 milca n e of Monterey [ Diicasfsan J M, saloon KEARNEY, McQUILLAN & DU- CIIOW, publisliers Pajaro Times Pattees' RaDCh, Calaveras Co, P O, 20 miles from Mokelumne Hill Bryant D W (Spring Valley) hotel pro- prietor Jolmsion C R (Calaveras River) general mereliaiidise Lillie (leorge 15, carriage and wagon maker Lillie John B, school teacher Lillie Orange, postmaster Pattees John, hotel proprietor Wescott & Grifford (Spring Valley) car- riage and wagon makers Patterson, Nevada Co, P O, 12 miles n w of Nevada (See Cherokee) Pea Vine, Butte Co. (P O address. Brush Creek) 24 miles n e of Oro- •ille Hunnel V, groceries and provisions Dahlherg Madame, hotel proprietress Howard Thomas, butcher Fetaluma, Sonoma Co, P O, and incor- corporated town ; situated on Petalu- ma Creek, at the head ut navigation ; IG miles s of Santa Rosa; 10 miles from San Pablo Bay ; 4") miles n w of San Francisco, and about 20 miles from the ocean. A very large amount of produce is annually sliipped from this point to various parts of the State, which atfords a thriving business to one of the most prosperous interior towns in the State. Tiie Petalu- ma Railroad extends from Rudsills' Land miles Landing to Petaluma, a distance of 3 Officers. — Lee Ellsworth, President ; Ji F Tuttle, Gustavus Warner, J B Hinkle, J S Cutter, Trustees ; James H Knowles, Marshal ; Edward Cole, Recorder ; D D Carder, Attorney ; F W Shattuck, Clerk ADAMS SAIVIUEL, boot, shoe, and har- ness maker. Main Adler Louis, boot maker. IMain Babcock ]\I D, groceries .ind furniture, Washington Bailey M, principal Petaluma College School Ballard H, hay and feed. Main Bank of Sonoma County, Wm Hill, Pres- ident, Main Baruh H, varieties, Main BAYUS T F & CO, proprietors steamer Relief and warehouse Berger M, clothing and cigars, jMain PentZ, P>utte Co, P O, 12 miles n e of Beridiard & Co, dry goods ami clothing. Oroville Harrison Thomas, manfiicturer pitch and turpentine Pence M, hotel, and turpentine distillery S .3 Main Blackburn Charles, contractor, Tiiird Bliss W I), attorney at law. Main Bond J L, physician Boreham ( ieorge, blacksmilh, Tiiird •n«„-.-j«-~ o . n n 11 rv Qo Bowman & Co, stoves and tinware. Main PescaderO, Santa Cruz Co, P O, 30 Rrickford & Co, junk, Washington miles n w of hauta Cruz | ^j,.^.,. j ^y ^:^^^. ,,,,„j.„,,„ ^j,,,, jj^f,,) Besse & Garrison, genl merchandise lirown 1), wholesale liquors, JMain Cummings H, physician [ Burnett Willian, physician (Joodspeed & Co, general merchandise i Cahen S & Co, cigars and tobacco. Main (loodspeed J R, physician I Campbell & Fairbanks, groceries, Wasli- Kinsey Charles, general merchant, and ington postmaster Carder D D, attorney at law and notary Nolan John, boot and shoe maker public. Main I'iath T, saddler and harness maker i Carpenter L F, butcher, Wasiiington Swanton C W, hotel proprietor and black- Car|)enter W W, physician smith j Case A B, books, stationery, etc, ]\Iain A. BOM AN ft Co., San Franoisoo. Bohool Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Games, et? CO 3 m I 1^ lt*i 'I, m^ t ;ki NORTH AMBRICA LIFE] INSUBANOB CO., FoHoies Ruarantoed by State of Now York. MASON ft OQ 10 m ■a .5 6 o Q 190 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTOUY. CASSIDY SAMUEL, proprietor Journnl and Argils Cavanmif^li John, Justice of the Pence, 3Iiiin ChaiuUcr Josinh, attorney at hiw, Main Cobiirn AV R, paints and paper hangings, Wasliington Codding G R, banker, and agent Truman & Go's Express, ]Main Cohn I II, groeeries, ]VIain COLTON F D, attorney at hnv. Main Conrad S, lilaoivsniith, JIain Cooper II II Mrs, millinery, Main Corbett &, Lytiker, blaeksniitlis and wheel- wrights, ]Main Cowen Pliilip, varieties, Main Crane J II, physician Cubic Charles, tailor, ^lain CULLIGAN JAMES, saloon, IMain Daly &, Srout'e, groceries, Main Davis W, saddle and harness maker. Main Davis AV K, hardware and agent Buckeye Reaper, Main Dean L, butcher, AVashington Derb)' A 15, varieties, IMain EAGER GEORCJE, feed stable. Main Edwards Thomas, Eagle IJrewery, Main Egan Daniel, billiards, ]\Iain Ellis &. Ilasbrouek, livery stable and pro- prietors opp line stages to Cloverdale Ellsworth L, lumber. Main EMERSON P N, proprietor American Hotel, IMain Ensey James II, fruits, Main Falkner J H, hay and feed, IMain Feriiald & Bray, butchers. Main Fine Carrie &, Lizzie Misses, millinery. Main Frasier J A, restaurant, ]\Iain Ganz & Iless, saloon. Main Geohagan Thomas, hotel. Main Goldstein Henry, dry goods. Main Groover & Brother, hardware. Main Harris J AV, tinsmith. Main Harter «& Mosher, blacksmiths and wheel- wrights, cor English and Kentucky Ilarfwig T, marble worker, Main HASKELL B, dry goods, shoes, etc. Main Hatch & Co, foundry, English Heavy Andrew, agent Miller's line stages H(;dges Nathan M, lumber, Main Ileineberg A & B, dry goods and clothing, Main HENRY ANDREAV, agent AA'clIs, Fargo & Co, AVashington Hill E M, wheelwright Hill AVilliam, President Bank of Sonoma IIINKLE J B, proprietor American Ex- change stable, M;..n Ilinman &, Co, general merchandise. Main Hinman IMiles, physician Holmes William & Bro, saloon. Main Hopes & Budd, blacksmiths and wheel- wrights, Main Hunter James, postmaster. Main Hutchinson Richard & Co, groeeries, Main JACKSON JESSE, saloon. Main Jenks G H Rev, clergyman (Episcopal) Johnson B R, photographic artist. Main Johnson Fred & Co, Blue AVing Saloon, Main Jones AV Henry, attorney at law, Main Kelly A, lumber Kelly James D, saloon, IMain Keimedy & Co, proptrs AnteIo|)o Restau- rant, Main Keser & Co, barbers, Wasliington Langley J M & Co, blacksmiths and wheel- wrights, Kentucky Laughery Henry, tailor. Main Lindsey T S Mrs, millinery. Main Linehan Daniel, barber, IMain Lippitt E S Rev, clergyman (IMethodist) Lloyd AVilliam, undertaker. Third Lloyd AA''illiam II, books, stationery, etc, Main Loranger John, wheelwright, IMain Lovett O 1 1, undertaker. Main Lovett O II Mrs, millinery and dress mak- ing, Main LOVEJOY A P, dentist and agent State Tel?graph Co, Main Lovejoy (t E, dentist. Main Main W AV, harness maker and carriage trimmer, AVashington MATHIES H & PFEFFERLE A. pro|)rietors Union Hotel MATTHEAVS E M, contractor, English Matzenback AV B, bakery, Main IMaynard F T, druggist, Main McC'une & Brothers, grist mill. Main McDonough Samuel, varieties, AA'^ashington McLatterly B S Rev, clergyman (Baptist) Mv'Near & Bro, hardware, boots and shoes Medley A G, watchmaker, Main MILLER F A^ hairdresser, Main Miller (i AV, hairdresser. Main MILLER L & BROTHER, blacksmiths and wheelwrights, Main Miller Lew AV, proptr line stages to Dun- cans Mills via Sebastopol and Bodega MORRIS A, tobacconis. Main hi ol The FACIFIO INSUBANCB Oo. The largest Oalifomia Insurance Co. A. BOMAN ' UASON ft HAMLIN'S OROANS. A. KOHIiEB, Affsnt, Ban Franoisoo. STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 191 Morse, Woodworth & Co, livery stable and proprietors stage line to Cloverdule, Wasliinnton Murpliy •), liarness maker, Main Murj)liy Morris, blacksmith and carriage maker, Wasliington Overton A 1', attorney at law, and life in- snranct! agent. Main OWEN J W, attorney at law and notary public. Main Payran S, Justice of the Peace, Main 1 Pearce George, attorney at law, Main ': Pftiu John, livery stable and proptr stage line to Sonoma and Napa, Main Phillips Jacob, tailor. Main '. Plank F A, jiroprietor City Hotel Pond William C llcv, clergyman (Cong) Piirdy (i Ij, hotel, Washington Putnam 1) AV C, Wheelwright, Knglish Poehlmaii Si, Brother, butchers, Main RAILSliACK & RIKKlv'. proprietors ' AVashington Ilolel, AVasiiington REYRUHN L C, attorney at law, cor ! Main and Washington iREEI) GEORGE W, attorney at law [ cor Main and Washington Rice C R, lumber, Third Uiley & Hardin, genl merchandise, Main Rinck Fred, butcher, ]\Iain ROSE J R, flouring mill, Main Ross (icorge, jjhotographic artist, Main Rowlson E & Co, blacksmiths and wheel- wrights, Washington Uugg John T, bakery. Main Sargent & Rarues, dry goods and crockery Sehadck ISI Mrs, millinery, Main Sohiapacasse Antonio, groceries, AVash Schlosser & Harris, stoves, IMain Schmitt G, general merchandise, JMain Scott Thomas, poultry and eggs, AVash Selling John, dry goods and clothing. Main SHATTIICK F AV, attorney at law and Justice of the Peace, Main Simmons G, painter. Main Simmons J C Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Slaven James, saloon, Main Smith & AV'^eiers, blacksmiths Smith F, groceries, ]Main Soulhurd J R, attorney at law. Main Sroufe & Peavy, saloon, AVashington STAGEY H, fruits and vegetables. Main Steiger W A & Son, gunsmiths. Main Stern D A, carriage painter, AA''ashington Stockdale H, proprietor Stoekdale House, cor Oak and JNIain Sublette & Huie, druggists, IMain SULLIVAN J O, horseshoer and farrier, English Symonds & Haskins, grocers and crockery, Main Tann M A Miss, milliner. Main Taylor James, livery stable, ]Maiu T(!mple & Co, hardware. Main Thompson A AV. attorney at law, Main THOMPSON J D, bakery and confec- tionery. Main Tighe &, Reid, blacksmiths and carriage makers, AV'ashington TONOLLA AUGUST, contractor 'imX)LLA HENRY, upholsterer, Main Towne, S 1), druggist. Main Tuttle B F, furniture, carpets, etc, Main Van Allen John, saloon Van Doren J S, Life Ins agent. Main AValker O V, feed, AVashington AVells AVilliam R, physician Wiiite & Pidge, butchers, cor English and Main AVhitney & Lamoreaux, groceries. Main Wickersham I G, attorney at law and notary public. Main AVickersham I Cj & Co, bankers, brokers, and insurance agents. Main AVILLIAMS GEOH(iE B, produce, lime, and plaster, ]Main AVilliams George R, Insurance agent, Main AVoodworth R L, attorney at law and notary public. Main Petrolia, Humboldt Co, P 0, 40 miles s of Eureka Bell Charles, physician Conklin M J, Justice of the Peace Holton M, hotel proprietor Langdon R M, postmaster Ryan P H, general merchandise Schmidt L C & Co, general merchandise Piety Hill, Shasta Co, (P O address, Horsetown) 10 miles s w of Shasta Elsworth C F, manufacturer lumber Gardiner Frederick, butcher Herges John, general merchandise Pilot Hill, El Dorado Co,P O, 20 miles n w of Placerville Bircham William, general merchandise Creque AV K, hotel proprietor and P M Eagleson & Clough, blacksmiths Livingston Dr, pliysician McCIagen Thomas, general mdse A. BOMASr ft CO. The only ezoluBire Book Store on the Faoiflo Coast. NOBTH AMERICA TiTFI? INSURANCE CO. The best company in the United States. CBICKERINO'S Fi 192 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Pine Creek, Butte Co, P O so miles ' Pine Grove, Mendonino Co, G miles n w of Oroville Phillips F, postmnstor Ryan Frank, blacksmith n of Mendocino (See Mendocino) IJrcnzeic Martin, brewer Wooster & Brown, general mdse Fine Grove, Amador Co, p o miles n c of Jackson i Pine Grove, Sierra Co, (P O address Ilowland Flat) 24 miles n of Downic- ville, in. Gcrandau J, saloon Brads^.aw R M, assessor and collector, j^^^^y^^ j j^ .j.oemaker lownslnp iSo •> , Cook Frank, proprietor Pine Grove Hotel Pinolo, Contra Costa Co, (P O address, GUSHING .TOHN J, agent Tellurium IMartinez) 3 miles w of Martinez G and S M Co Fernandes li, genl mdse and warehouse Dexter S F, mining store and postmaster Fraser Daniel, blacksmith Johnson J L F, prop Johnson's saw mill O'Brien John, saloon AValker R C, blacksmith and wagon maker Perkins John, blacksmith White Lorenzo, mining store i Vogt D, butcher PLACER CO. Organized IS')!. Boundaries— North by Nevada, East by State of Nevada, south by El Dorado and Sacramento, and west by Yolo and Sutter. County Seat, Auburn. o V K I c E u s . OFKICK, IXCr.MIlFNT. UKSinKXCK. Torni Kxpiros. SAl.AIiV, County Judsc County Clerk District Attorney Slieriff Uocordor Trensnrer Tax Collectors— 1st District. . 2<1 " . . .1(1 " . . Assessors- -1st District " 2il " " 3(1 " Surveyor Coroner Public Administr.afor Superintendent Public Schools Supervisor, 1st District 2d " " 3d " Aul)nni Jnn March, 1868 Hart Fellows. D. W. Spear K L. Crniji' A. W. I'oolc " Walter B. Lyon... Jiis. W. Dickerson ;\V. D. Perkins.... Rocklin 'William E. Miller. Anbu-- • ,Ias. S. Staekhouse. Michi Chas. A. Uarniorc .fdhn Kneeland . . Wm. Van Vactor R. II. Uiivmond.. Thomas Jamison. Solon M. Stevens. " '< " S. U.Case " ; " Samuel Dodd Lincoln Oct W. C. llichmond. Dutch Flat ! " lA. H.Scott ; Forest Hill | " .1 Bluft'. . . Virjiinia Coll'ax Iowa Hill Lincoln Auburn 1808. . .;'5;}000prann. :i,:M) " 2,500 " Fees. •S;JOi)Oprann. ' Fees. Per ccntatte. I SlSOOprann. 180" Fees. ,S18onprann. . 'Per diem. Placerville, El Dorado Co,P O, incor- porated city and county seat of El Dorado Co: legal distances: from Sacramento ^)0 miles ; from Stockton, 95 miles; from San Qnentin 180 miles Offickus. — "William S Burns, May- or ; Tiieodore F Tracy, (President) F A Hornblower, James W Cullum, A T Melvin, Tiios Fraser, John McF Pearson, James M Anderson, R Bronson, B S Crocker, L Spencer, Aldermen ; S J Ensminger, Marshal and Collector; D J "White, Treas- urer ; Aaron Bell, Clerk ; F A Horn- blower, Attorney. Arvidsson Charles G, watches, jewelry, cutlery, etc Baker H. W, prop Fast Freight Line Bamberger S, clothing, furnishing goods, boots, etc Barss, F F, watches, jewelry and silver' ware Bell & Co, billiards and lirpior.s i Biron H, |)hysician and surgeon i Blair .T & .T, lumber ! BLANCH ARD GEORGE G,attyatlaw Bowman E J, prop Bowman House BRACE & BOROWSKY, Arch Saloon Brewster & Parkhurst, dry goods, boots and shoes ^ j Ilogsett & Simi)S( g < Hornblower F A, I tarv public ; IIOWLETT G FAGIFIC INSUBANCB CO. Cash Assets, $1,113,862.82. A. BOMAI CHICKSRINO'B Pianos have the best touch and tone. A. KOHIiBB, Agent, San Franoiioo STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 193 Brewster C W, bunkur and dealer gold dust Burns roprietor I Slieppard William G, general merchant Stephens Francis, general merchant Tindall, Wcwds & Co, (Empire Road) box I'actory i Pleasant Valley, Nevada Co, 10 1 miles n w of Nevada. (See Anthony j House) I PleasantOn, Alameda Co, (P O ad- 1 dress, Dougherty's Station) 20 miles ' e of San Lcandro Bardeline Antonio, general merchant and hotel keeper | Kol linger J W, general merchandise JNIcLaughlin It, general merchant and hotel keeper Teeter Jacob, blacksmith j Plum Valley, Sierra Co, P o, icI 10 miles s w of Downievillc i PLUMAS CO. Organized 18'»i. Tinnndaries— North by Shasta and Lassen'; east by I>j»ssen, soutli by Sierra, Yuba, and Butte, west by Butte and Tehama' County Scat, Quincy. i o I' F I c !■: rt s . ! OKFK-i;. iNt't MHK\r. ISKSiniA* f.. ■Tcnii i;s|iir(!<. SAf>Al!V. <'orj!Uy ,rii(?;:c K. Tlioif. ni>j;:in . ("omiiy C'li'ik. John B. OviTtun . Distrti-i Aitonu'v Ii>hii 1{. BiickkH-. Slu'citf". Jiimi's II. Yi'-.itos . Ktt'ordw John B. Overton . Treasurer Williain S. rrici- . Assesi*or Asa D. lLil.-.teiul . Surveyor J. D. Conipton . Qiiincy .Iiinii:uy,I870 S:>100prann. Oniim Valley Miuvli," l,s68 Fees (Quincy Onion Valley Tavlorville IL'-Miie Bar . Koim,! Valley .... Coroner John S. Koot Quincy l*ut>lic Achninvstnilor Vacant Superintendent I'uliUe Schools Geo. W. Mcylcrt . Iiuliiin Valley .. !: upervisor, l>t District VV'illinni (iilt>ii't .. Sawpit Flat " ^(t " IJami's Fori! Iiulinn Valley . . " ;{(] " Andrew Miller iHiimbng VaJlcy I8C7i SltiOOprann. Fee*. j$R pcrdnv. iFces. $ UK) per. inn. -Sr> jH.'r day. Point Isabel, Contra Costa Co, (P O Poker Plat, Sierra Co, (P O ad.lrcss. address, Sun Publo) 18 miles \v of Howland Flat) 8 tulles from Dowide- Martinez \ Trille Hariagoe A, saloon I Mulholfund R, saloon Bolitnd D, general merchandise Cleghorn T C, general merchandise Filzsimmons J, Tread way Jame and litjuors Schlieman Fredt Wiegand Tlieodt FACIFIC7 USBTTB /VNCB CO. Office 422 California Street, San Fronoisoo. HAROHA.LL ft MITTAUXB'B Plonoi, Oheapoat made. A. KOHIiBB, Aicent, Son Franoiioo. STATU OP CALIFORNIA. 195 a n u <1 in m Haley Jumo8, hotel proprietor Murcliini G, general mercliandUe Poland, San Joaquin Co, P O, 20 miles n e of Stockton Pope Valley, Napa Co, P 0, 30 miles n of Napa City Kean John, postmaster Port Wine, Sierra Co, IG miles n of Downieville Brown Joseph, blacksmith Cayo M, hotel proprietor Cayote Jacques, carpenter I EAllLY&CIIITTENDEN,livery stable j I Evans William S, saloon Floyd John P, boot anil shoe maker Ilall & Finemore, butchers Iless Joseph, boot and tshoe maker Howell AViliiam, hotel proprietor Jonventine F & Co, general merchandise King Henry & Co, butchers KLECKNEH & BllO, express and bank- ing agents, general merchandise and acting postmaster MASON H & CO, genl merchandise and drugs Phalin A M, scliool teacher Heed B F, carpenter Russell P H, attorney at law, justice of the peace, and jeweler Uphain M A Mrs, laundry Wolf Mike, brewery and saloon Poverty Bar, Calaveras Co, P O, 32 miles n c of Stockton Filzsimmons J, postmaster Treadway James P, groceries, provisions, and liquors Prairie, Yob Co, lO miles n w of Woodland Schlieman Frederick, justice of the peace Wiegand Theodore, postmaster Preston, ISIarin Co, P O, 30 miles n w of San Rafael Preston R J, postmaster i PrinCBton, Colusa Co, P O, 15 miles I n of Colusa { Boggs John, merchant Burnes Mary Mrs, propr Princeton Ferry '5 ' Hunter D D, hott' nrojtr and physician Riddle James H, merchant Sheehan James, saloon keeper Smith Stephen, general merchandise Princeton, Mariposa Co (PO address Mt Bullion) 7 miles w of Mariposa Bloed Charles, hof( 1 keeper CKOWLY PATRICK, miner Cuner J B, general merchandise Dodge & Bro, general merchandiso Haiuia (ii'orge, saloon House & Jones, livery stable Leidig George, butcher Miller Joseph, express agent Raffiiel Santo, general merchandise WATTS GEORGE W, miner Punta Arenas, IVIendocino Co, P 0, GO miles s w of Ukiah Hall A W, postmaster and general mcht Lindcroos G. attorney and notary public McMullen S W, hotel proprietor Morse J G, physician Ramy Dr, physician Watrous Fred W, attorney at law PurissimO, San Mateo Co (P O ad- dress Half Moon Bay) 17 miles s of Redwood City Buzzell Mary Mrs, hotel proprietress Quincy, Plumas Co, P O, county seat of Plumas Co ; legal distances : from Sacramento, 14") miles; from Stock- ton, 190 miles; from San Quentin, 275 miles Buckbee J R, attorney at law Cate L F, i)hysician Coburn John, hotel proprietor Davis A O, stone mason Demster Dr, dentist Edwards J E, hotel propr and butcher Gt^ar H A, attorney at law GEAR W L, editor Plumas National Goodwin John D, attorney at law Hersey T F, justice of the peace Houch J H, saloon Kaulbach C T. general merchandise KELLOGG W W, editor Quincy Union Kinsey William, cabinet maker Lee C, general merchandise Moore A P, attorney at law, insurance agent and general merchant s \-\V. Jl. BOMAN & Co.* San FranoUco. Wbolosale and Betail Dealers in Books. NORTH AMBBIOA IiIFS INSUBANOIB OO. Folioiea guaranteed by BUte of New York. KOHXJ]R'l I s OS 00 6 t- fl IC E o h C d u m O m 196 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Moore Wm, postmnster Neesoman & Sclilutter, brewery ROOT JOHN S, postmanter an.l deputy collector U S internal revenue Sipes J 1', elerjiynian Van Deear E II, juntice of the peace Van Orden T A, jeweler Vauglian J S, physician Walker John, blacksmith , Whiting F B, expressman Rattlesnake Bar, riacer Co, r o, 7 miles s of Auburn McBride John, postmaster and general merchant Miller L E, liquor manufacturer Stanley & Pratt, general merchandise Wardwell J V (Alabaster Cave) hotel proprietor Ravenna City, Los Angeles Co, 45 miles n of Los Angeles Red Bluff, Tehama Co, V O, county seat of Tehama Co ; legal distances : from Sacramento, 145 miles ; from Stockton, 195 miles; from San Quen- tin, 275 miles. An important and flourishing town on the Oregon Over- land Mail Route, 135 miles by land, and 240 miles by water, from Sacra- mento. The new road to Idaho and Montana, via Susanville, commences here AUbright & Bro, blacksmiths and wagon makers ANDRUS JESSE B, agent Cal Steam Navigation Co Bailey Sanford II, watch makerand jeweler BAKER SANFORD C, editor and propr Tehama Observer Bartlett & Co, forwarding and commission merchants B(!ltis Ranson S, wines, liquors, etc BIERCE & POWELL, lumber dealers BOFINGER WILLIAM F, Red Bluff Brewery BRADWAY JOSEPH R, physician, druggist, and postmaster Brady J & C, proprs Empire Stables Braynard Charles P, attorney at law Brownslein G & Bro, dry goods and cluthii s Burge F J, Red Bluff Water Works, and wood, coal, feed, etc BlIRRICIITER HENRY, groceries ami provisions CAMPiJELL R II, groceries CANFIELD LEON C, wines, liquors, and manufacturer soda water Carrigan Martin, blacksmith Can hie James R, feed and grain CHURCH JOHN E, groceries, produce, licjuors, etc Clark John II, house, sign, and carriage painter Clark Stephen D, crockery, glass, and willow ware Collins Harry, druggist and apothecary Comstock & Martin, forwarding and com CRANDALL CHARLES G, importer and manufaet'r harness, saddlery, etc DARLING E, propr Red Bluff Stables Davis William, blacksmith DOLL & SIMPSON, insurance agents Doll J Granville, attorney at law Doty George W, butcher Earll Warner, attorney at law FORSTING LESTER W, tin and sheet iron worker, stoves, tinware, etc Gage John I), general agent Northern Teamsters' Association GALLAND SOLOMON B, saddlery, harness, hides, etc Galvin I) J, Justice of the Peace Harlow W T, attorney at law Ilaslett .1 W, cari)enter and builder Hatch William G, physician .leffress G W, physician Keepan Gerrald, tailor KRAFT HERBERT, importer and deal- er stoves, hardware, etc LANGE L II D, hairdresser and batlis LANSDALE WILLIAM M, proprietor Union hotel Laventhal E, (Battle Creek) genl mdse Lee & DeLoiig, marble workers Levensohn & Galland, dry goods, clotli- ing and furnishing goods Lowenfeld William, hairdresser and batlis LUHRS HENRY W, proprietor Red Bluff hotel Lyon Darwin B, agent Wells, Fargo i*i; Co, and insurance agent McCann Richard, bootmaker McCOMMONS WILLIAM, propr Tre- mont Hotel and stage office MERRY THOMAS B, editor Red Bluff Independent MILLER FRANK, furniture, bedding, etc, and undertaker n Nngle Peter B, a Northern Teams C Estes, pre Olendorf W D, pi Olinder C F, bla Payton Elisha, wi Phillips & Chand POGIJE WILL maker Pritchard M P, 1 Rantzan & Shaw, sion RED BLUFF I (weekly) Wi Reiser E, wagon i Riley William, bli Rosenberg Jacob etc Roycroft Stephen, SCHOENFELD es, jewelry, St Simpson John L, i missioner of Sneath & Boarma ttnce Co, and Sprague E, black- Springate & Sprig I g TEHAMA OBSI ford C Bakei Thomas L S, salo TIPTON & BU dise Volker Conrad, b Ward Matthew, 1 WENTZ HEN saloon Red Dog, Ney e of Nevadc Allport W II, liv BEGOLE WM hardware CARNEY & Tl & Tucker's i CHEW & Mc> saloon COOMBS & M visions, drug Drunzner P, pro ENNIS FRAN cement mill Henderson D& and general HEYDLAUFF Martin N, physic Smith J, proprie Insure in the best Iiooal Company, " THE FAOIFIO." A. BOM ▲. KOHIiBR'S Mutlo and Pi«no Wareroomi, 424 Bantom Btreot, Ban Franoiico. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 197 S! Nngle Peter B, nttorney ni Inw Northern T«*nn)ster8' Assoc'ation, Lance C Estea, president Olendorf W D, physician Olinder C F, blacksmith and wagon mkr I'ayton Elisha, wagon maker PiiiliipM «fe (!iiandier, provisions, etc POGUP;: WILLIAM S, boot and shic- maker Pritchard M P, blacksmitli liantzan & Siiaw, forwarding and commis- sion RED IJLUFF I N D E P E N D E N T, (weekly) Walter M Uoekwell, pubV Reiser E, wagon maker Riley William, blacksmith Rosenberg Jacob II, dry goods, clothing, etc Roycroft Stephen, butcher SCHOENFELI) SALOMON D, watch- cs, jewelry, stationery, fancy goods, etc Simpson John L, attorney at law and com- missioner of deeds Sneath & Roarman, agents Pacific Insur- ance Co, and general merchants Spragiie E, blacksmith Springate & Spriggs, blacksmiths TEHAMA OBSERVER, (weekly) San- ford C Baker, editor and j)ropr Thomas L S, saloon and billiards TIPTON & BURTT, general m<;rchan- dise Volker Conrad, baker and saloon keeper Ward Matthew, boots, shoes, etc WENTZ HENRY, Union bakery and saloon Red Dog, Nevada Co, P O, 8 miles s e of Nevada Allport W II, livery stable BEGOLE WM A, tinsmith and dealer hardware CARNEY & TUCKER, proprs Carney & Tucker's cement mill CHEW & ISIcNALLY, proprs Fashion saloon COOMBS & McGOUN, groceries, pro- visions, drugs, etc Drunzncr P, proprietor Globe Hotel ENNIS FRANK, supt Wright & Go's cement mill Henderson D & Bro, groceries, provisions, and general merchandise HEYDLAUFF W F, postmaster Martin N, physician Smith J, proprietor Pavilion Hotel Stchr II, owner Stehr's Ditch TUCn^ER A, 8Ui.t Carney & Tucker's cement mill VosH L, owner Voss' saw mill Wilson Jesse, hotel proprietor Redwood City, San Mateo Co, P o, County seat of San IMateo County ; 1 legal distances : from Sacramento, 1 10 miles ; from Stoc^kton, 1 1'> • iiles ; ' miles, n e; by water, 120 miles. The Sac- ramento River is navigable to this j)oint for steamers and sailing craft throughout the year, while the Upper Sacmmento, as fur as Red Bhitf, and the Feather River, as far as Marys- villo, aflbrd suHicient depth of water to allow small steamers to make trips § S <( 3 o U o •g 3 O 5 •a s & 2 o a o a a O p>i m I 3 Mim Jiff i; I A. BOMAir & Oo., San Franoiaoo. If botograph Albums, Fiue Gift Books, eto. The Folioies of the NOBTH AMERICA LIFE HfSUBANOB CO. bear the seal of New York. A. EOBJLtBl 200 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY for nt least nine months in the year. Theso a(lvanta«];es, together with the facilities extended by the several rail- roads which terminate at this point, have made this city the principal en- trepot for supplying the nortliern and Nevada trade. The Ccn«ral I'av-ificr Railroad is now completed to Dutch u distance of 18 miles, where it joins the Yuba Railroad to Marysvilleand the Northern California to Oroville. The Western Pacific Railroad, now in course of construction, will connect this city with San Francisco, via Stockton and San Jose Avery Abiel, Assistant Assessor U S Inl Rev, 15th Division Avery John M, Assessor U S Int Rev, oHlce, cor J imd Fifth Avery J W, lumber dealer, n e cor M and Second BAliSON SETII, architect, 187 J Rachle & Siebold, bakers, 258 M Flat, a distance of G8 miles, and the I lia(;hman, Lages & Co, com merchts, pro- Sacramenlo Valley to Shingle Springs, ! duce, hops, etc, cor J and Seventh a distance of 45 miles. The Califor- j BADGER OP:OR(iE AV, auction ami nia Central connects with the latter commission, n e cor J and Fourth at Folsom and extc^nds to Lincoln, a RAKER & HAMILTON, importers, agricultural implements, hard\varc,cti; i)-15 J Ranner liros, clothing, 38 K Bannon Patrick, lime, cement, etc, Sixth bet J k K Rarnum Restaurant, Second bet J and K, J Gregory, propr Rarr & Terris, saddle-tree makers, cor S Offickus. — Charles TI Swift, (President) ! and Seventh S D Smith, and Josiah Johnson, ' BARRETT J A MRvS, regalia and mil- Trustees; L H Foofe, Police Juilge ; i linery goods, 153 J F T Burke, Chief of Police ; C C j BARRETT JOHN S, attorney at law, Jenks, Auditor and Clerk I cor K and Sixth I Barton D L.hay and grain,cor K and Tcntli Barton W II & Bros, salt dealers, 7'.) Front Batcher John, groceries and provisions, cor M and Third Bauquier J, livery and sale stables, I82K Bauquier Joseph, livery stable. Sixth bit K and L I Beals II S, photographer, 113 J ADAMS, McNeill & CO, importers and wh'lesale grocers, cor Front and L ADAMS WILLIAM, baths and hair- dressing saloon, 171) K Agate Wm, dry goods and varieties.147 J AITKEN & C^o, marble manf, 131 K Alexander B, clothing, 80 J Alexander D E, atty at law, 52 Fourth Allen Robert, propr Norfolk Saloon, 144 K I Alvares M S, physician, I'J J Ames Henry, sash, blind, and door manf, cor Front and (J Amos Henry Mrs, millinery goods, 103 J Anderson James E, tobacco, cigars, and confectionery, 18() K Anderson Robert, blacksmith and boiler- maker, 123 Front Andrews J N, engrav and die sinker, 73 J ANTHONY JAMES & CO, juoprietors Saciramento Union, Daily, Weekly, and Steamer, office, 49 and 51 Third I Armstrong & Bryan, meat market, 7G K Armstrong Thomas, saddle, harness and collar manf, J bet Twelfth and Thir- teenth Arnold Jacob, curer hams and bacon, cor Second and N Arricka J, groceries and provisions, cor N and Second L Beck J G, |)ropi'ietor U S Bakery, u e cor K and Eighth Bell John, groceries, cor Ninth and N BELLMER J & CO, groceries, provi- sions, etc, 278 and 280 J Bcividere Hotel, Sixth bet J and K, Mo- ritz Robitchek, proprietor Bennett A A, architect, 90 J Bennett John, blacksmith and shoer, Fourth bet I and J BENTON J E REV, editor Daily Bee, Third bet J and K Berger Anthony, proprietor Metropolitan Saloon, n w cor J and Third Bernard II M, carriage mannfacr, for Sixth and L BIGLER JOHN (ex-Governor) attorney at law, I bet Fourteenth and Fif- teenth Billings E L, Union Soda Works, 49 Front Bithell James, books and stationery, 104 J Black Andrew & Co, bakery, 83 Front Blackleach »Irs F, goods, 155 J Blake J L, blacksmi IJlakeley T J, denti:^ Blessing E G, blackf er, cor J and E Blue & Moore, carri bet I and J Blum E, game and | Bohl & Iledrick, gr( flour, n e cor T BOOTH & CO, wl and 47 Front Borchers W & Co, Twelfth Bories Joseph, prof taurant, 1G4 K Bowie \' Catlin, att<: BOWMAN II, dri : I oils, etc, 2r)2 J 'BREMER& NEAV • i cigars, 3 K BREUNERJ & O Briggs Alfred, Col office, 128 J I : Briggs M C Rev, cl Brown Daniel, bh maker, 278 K Brown I S, atty at I Brown John W, Ur J and Eighth Brown R T & Co, c and .1 I* ! H'brucf georc Ik ]• 1^ 3(k; j Bryan W J. Supt .' Burnes A W, city Burns J A, physic Cadogan, Rcid «& sions, 1 95 J 1 CADUCPHILU ('o, ice, coal, a; u ( J Cadwalader, I'^dwa I . . ,. missioner ot agent, n e cor Cadwalader (Jeo, J and Third j CADY & MORR Exchange Sa Cady H W, hair I Calder A W, dent CALIFORNIA GRAPH C J and K Callahan D E, 181 K The FACIFIG INSUBANOIB CO. pays aU loraea in Odd Coin. A. ROISAIi A. KOHliZns, San FranoiMo, Agent for Chlokering & Son's Fianoi. STATE OF CALIFOUNIA 201 Hlucklciurh Mrs F, millinery and fancy goods, l!')i) J Blake J L, blacksmith, cor II and Tenth Hiakeley T J, dentist, 117 J IMessiiig K (i, blacksmith and wagon mak- er, cor J and Eleventh lUue & IMoorc, carriage [lainters, Fourth bet I and J Blum E, game and poultry, 38 K Hold & Iledrick, groceries, provisions, and flour, n e cor Tenth and J BOOTH & CO, wholesale groceries, 45 and 47 Front Bonihcrs W & Co, brewery, cor II and Twelfth Bories Joseph, proprietor Louisiana Res- taurant, lti4 K Bowie \- Catlin, attorneys at law, 101 J BOWMAN II, drugs, medicines, paints, oils, etc, 202 J BREMER & NEWMARK, tobacco and cigars, .'J K BRELNER J & CO, furniture, 170 K Briggs Alfred, Collect r U S Int Rev, oiHce, 128 J I'riggs M C Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Brown Daniel, blacksmith and wagon maker, 278 K Brown I S, atly at law, .')2 Fourth Brown John W, Union Restaurant, s e cor J and Eighth Brown R T & Co, clothing, n w cor Fourth and .J BRUCE GEORGE C, National Saloon, .'](I0 J Bryan W J, Supt Sacramento Gas Works Burnes A W, city market, 18 J Burns J A, physician, cor Seventh and L Cadogan, Rcid & Co, groceries and provi- sions, 11);') J CADUC I'lIILIP, agent Riis Am Com Co, ice, coal, and Napa soda, 4.'J Third Cadwalader, Edward, notary public, com- missioner of deeds, and real estate agent, n e cor J and Third Cadwalader («eo, attorney at law, n e cor J and Third CADY & MORRISON, proprietors Pony Exchange Saloon, 7;') Front Cady II W, hair dresser, Second nr J Calder A W, dentist, 11 1 J CALIFORNIA STATE TELE- GRAPH CO, otHce, Second, bet J and K Callahan D E, Golden Eagle Hotel, 181 K Calvin James, house and sign painter, Second bet J and K Cameron C P & Co, groceries and Yankee notions, 2G4 J Camp C E, Overland Mail Saloon, cor J and Twelfth Campbell John, furniture, 85 K and 142 J Cantwell W R, attorney at law, 149 J Carly E M Mrs, millinery goods, 151 J Carolan James « J Cook 1) ()& Co, properies and provisions, cor Tenth and K Cook Hiram, maniif'aetiirer and dealer in saddle and harness, '2'M J COOK JACOB, livery stable, Seventh between K and L Cook L D, intelli}i;ence olFice, s w corner Fourth and K Cook Tlionias II, wood and coal. Fourth bet I and J Coolot A, books, stationery, and varieties, 2;)8 J Colter J S Hcv, clerfryman (Roman Cath) Counts,! P, attorney at law, ir» Sixth COX & JONKS, wholesale and retail groeeries, provisions, etc, 287 Tenth cor K. Crane S S. jihysieian and druggist, 57 Front Crawiord J F, books and stationery, n w cor Fourth and K CROCKFR E. li, ally at law, a8 K CROCKER H S & Co, book and job printing and statioiRMy, 42 and 11 ,1 CROSS SAML, attorney at law, notary public, com of deeds, etc, 41 Fourlii Cimningliam J S, physician, 221 J CUNNINGHAM WM Sii, watches and jewelry, 120 J Curtis N (Ireen, attorney at law, 24 Sixth DAILY BEE, L P Davis & Co propri- etors, office, 52 Tiiird Daily J D. manufacturer of shoes, G3 J DALE RICHARD, music, toys, and fancy goods, 185 J Daugherty & Co, groceries, provisions and flour, 7 Front Davis A, boots and shoes, 40 J Davis & Ktichler, bakers, 2i)l J Davis Joseph, money broker, 48 Fourth, and auctioneer, 112 J DAVIS L P & Co, proprietors Sac Daily Bee, 52 Third Dennem A M, photographer, 244 J DENNERY ALPHONSE & Co, crock- ery and glass ware. I.'i8 J DENNERY BERNARD, crockery and glass ware, ICG J Dennis Miss C L, millinery and fancy goods, 105 J Denton Solomon, boot manuf, 310 J Deuel, Griffiths & Co, dry goods and gents furnishing goods, 218 J Devine, J C de|)ot, 157 K Doland and Coon, carriage makers, Seventh bet K and L Dorsey Henry )V, hair dresser, 17.*] K Doyle William & Bro, horse and nnilc shocrs, K between Eighth and Ninth DREW N L & CO, dealer^ lumber, n w cor M and Second Drummond R S, hay ai.d grain, 8.'> K Dryfus L, clothing, (j(5 J Dunn Mrs J, proprietress Brannan House. 12 and 14 J Dupro G, groceries and provisions, 147 Iv Dwinell I E Rev, clergyman (Cong) EARL D W, forwarding and commission merchant, flour, grain, 10'.), 11 1 Front Eberhard and Stall, saddle and harnoss manufacturers, 172 K Ebner Bros, wholesale wines and liquors, Fourth b(!tween J and K EDWARDS & CO, books and stationery, s w cor Fourth and J EDWARDS P L, attorney at law. 00 ,1 J^dwards Thos C, attorney at law, 1)0 J Egl Anton, tobacco, cigars, and Iruit, 140 J Eisenmenger B Mrs, pro[)rietress Interna- tional Hotel, 1»2 K EITEL JOHN, candy manufm'lu.er and fancy baker, 1(1!) J Elety Frederick, blacksmith and wi.gon maker, s e corner K and Twelfth ELKUS LEWIS, clothing manufactory, n e cor Si'cond and J Ellison J A & Co, |)roprietor stage lines to Stockton and Napa, oflicc Golden Eagle Hotel English Wm G, real estate, 12 Read Blook Estee ]\I M, attorney at law, 51 J Esterle A M, [)hotographer, n e cor J ami Third EVANS GEORGE S, Adjutant Gen- eral Cal State JNIilitia, ofliee 5;5 J Evers A, groceries, provisions, and flour, cor Ninth and L Farr B A, proprietor Telegraph House, J between Twellh and Thirteenth F.arrell Owen, carriage maker, Fourth bet I and J A. KOHI.BB. San Vrt Farrell William D House, Fourth li Felch W C, Assist A Rev, 1st Divisioi Fcn-ris A S, physiciai Fickison Charles, salo Fiege John, wagon i and Ninth Fisch (i, groceries ai and Twelfth Fitzsimmons & Gle gas fitters, !)8 K Flint A A, cabinet n FLOBERG & CO: jewelry, 00 J Floyd & Moore, bo ' Front 1 Fogg & Bilker, shoe Folley Samuel, saloo ; Foote, L II, attornt Juilge, office Cit ' Foss C I. feed and hi Foster F, book bindc FOSTER JA(X)li House, 80 Thin Foster S G Mrs, mil '■■ FOX & STRUT/, Side liquors, 17'. Frank & Co. Union FRANKLIN l',tol Fnizer W F. luml> Seventh and E FREY J M. pliysi^ Friend & Terry, Second Fritz Joseph, pro Verein ILill, 2 Fuchs Peter, cigar Fuller & Heather, (lidligan John it C (Jumble AV H, a Second bet J (iARSEY L, gro< Giites Justin & Bn druggists,swc (iehring F J, sadi 270 J betweei Geisel Henry, wa smith, I betwi George C H. luiir GEORGE F S, b saloon, i?04 J Gctt W A, saloon, GIBBS & IIOL^ steel, blacksn coal, etc, 15G Keep California Capital in California. Insure in the PACIFIC. A. BOMAN A. KOHIiSB, San Vranolioo. Imports 1*0101211 and Amerloan Instruments for Bands. STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 203 Farrell William 1), proprietor Union IIouso, Fourtii between K and L Felch W C, Assist Assessor U S Internal Rev, 1st Division Ferris A S, pliysician, 1 1 7 J Fickison Charles, saloon, Fifth b('t J and K Fioge John, wagon maker, I bet Eighth and Ninth Fisi'li U, {jroceries and provisions, cor G and Twelfth Fi(;?siminons & Gloason, plumbers and gas fitters, !3H K ITinl A A, cabinet maker, 13G K FLOBKUa & CONUAD, watches and jewelry, GO J Floyd & Moore, boiler makers, I near i Front i Fogg & IJaker, shoe dealers, 85 J ! Folley Samuel, saloon, 1H(» K Foote, L 11, attorney at law and Police Judge, ofliee City Water Works Foss C I. feed and hay, 'Mb K cor Twelfth Foster F, book binder, cor Fifth a;id J FOSTER JACOli, proprietor Foster House, 80 Third Foster S G Mrs, millinery goods. Ill) J FOX & STRUT/, importers, and whole- sale liquors, 171) J Frank & Co. Union Market, 74 K FllANKLlN r, tobacco and cigars, 114 J Fnizer W F, lunil'cr dealer, K between Seventh and Fiighlh FllEY J M. physician. 74 K Friend & Terry, lumber dealers, 241 Second 1 Fritz Jo>eph, proprietor saloon. Turn Verein Hall, 2(18 K Fuchs Peter, cigar manufacturer, 117 K Fuller & Heather, paints, oils. etc, 28 K (iiilligan John «fc Co, dry goods, 111) J Gamble W H, agtMit State Telegraph, Second bet J and K (JARSEY L, groceries, 202 J Gates Justin & Uros, wholesale and retail j druggists,s wcor Jand Sixtli,and72 K i (Jehring F J, saddle and harness manuf 270 J between Ninth and Tenth Geisel Henry, wagon maker and black- smith, I between Ninth and Tenth (ieorge C H. hair dresser, 40 Fourtli GEORGE F S, baths and hair dressing saloon, i!04 J (Jett W A, saloon, K bet 10th and llth GHJBS & HOLMES, importers of iron, steel, blacksmiths' fools, Cumberland coal, etc, loG and ISS J (iillen William, collar maker, 21).j J GILLKJ, MOTT & CO, stoves, metals, and tin ware, 148 and 1 ")8 J Gilnian C H, dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, 52 J Gilmer T W, attorney at law and justice of the |>eacc, 52 Fourth (Joldmami M, Star IJakery, IS Third Goods J C, attorney at law and district attorney, corner K and Sixth Goodwin V, pliysician, 51 J GOSS & LAMBARD, foundry and ma- chine works, I bet F'ront and Second GOSSNER B, billiard manuf, 141 K Gottlieb S, curer haras and bacon, corner Seventh and O Grafmuller Andiew, livery stable. Ninth between J and K Granger E Sr, proprietor Our Corner sa- loon, corner I and Fi'ont K McCalluni .lolm (1, attorney at law, Fourtii, b(;t .1 and K McCann Henry, merchant tailor, 207 J McCarraghan John, groceries, 120 L, cor Fifih McCarthy Robt E, boots and shoes, 8.S J MeCieery Jam(!s. wagon maker and black- smith, 27() K McClelland M II Miss, millinery goods, 101 I McClintock John, hay and grain, 8.1 Front Mc Creary C & B, ilour, grain and ground feed, cor J and Thirteenth McCullougii John G, attorney at law, 40 J ]\IcI)onal(l J S Rev, clergyman (Presb) McDonald 11 11 & Co, wholesale and re- tail druggists, 1.'}'.) J McGowan P, wagon and plow manf, cor Eh'venth and J McGrafh M Uev, clergyman (Rom Cath) McGUIRE JAMES, manf of iron doors, shutters, railings, etc, 148 K Mclntire Ed J, Pavilion Saloon, cor M and Sixth IMcIntosh John, grain dealer, 239 and 24 1 ,1 Mclsaac John, grocer, cor Front and X Mclaughlin & senatz, Coionnuiu. Saloon, cor Front and K McMalion P J, propr U S Hotel, 05 Front McMorry F & Bro, boots and shoes, 90 K McTEE FRANK, blacksmith and sho.r. K bet Eleventh and Twelfth IVIcWilliams & Co, wholesale liquors, 4iS ]{ Mebius & Co, wholesale grocers, 13 and 15 K iMechanics' Exchange Hotel, I, bet Front and Second, Henry Treichler, propr MELLEN JOSEPH, blacksmith, J, h, i Eleventh and Twelfth Melvin Wm, blacksmith, I, near Fifth Menke Anton, toys, baskets, and fancy goOils, 141 J Menke C J, groceries, provisions, and hiis- ket manf, cor Tenth and N MEREDITH & YOUNG, Wigwam Sa- loon, 105 Front ]\IERRELL I L, oil and lamps, 100 A Metzler Ernest, boot and shoe manf, 2 1 1 ,1 MEUSSDORFFER J C, hats and caps, 125 J Meyer Philip, clothing, boots and shoes, 234 J Mier & Hauer, groceries and provisions, 5 Front MIER FREDERICK, groceries and pi'ovisions, cor Sixth and I Miller E K Rev, clergyman, (Meth) Miller M, livery stable, Ninth, bet I and J MI L LI K FN BROS & CO, groceries. 175 J MILLS 1) O & CO, bankers, s e cor J and Second .Mills Win IL Sec'y I O of G T, and ed- itor of The Rescue, 149 J Mohr & Yoerk, National M.arket, 31 I J Montgomery J F, physi'-ian, 103 J MOORK & ALEXANDER, attorneys at law, 149 J MOORE F J, hardware and agricnltiuMi implements, 190 J Moore G W, saloon, cor K and Tenth Moorehead AVm, livery stable, Fourlli, bet I and J MORAN & BEMERLY^ grain and produce, 180 J Morgan G G, [)hysician, s w cor M and Seventh Morris & Hermann, boots and shoes, 1 4 K Mulharn P, shoer, J bet Ttmth and Elev- enth od r • h h V 4) h pq h MYERS J W, prop cor J .^nd Twe Myers P, jdiysician Nathaii S J, dothiu] NELSON AT, sad '.;'. K Neubaur John, salo( ^i Neumann J II F, pr Isj Saloon, 91 Frc 1 1 Newbaur A & Co, 1 IslNewcomb George, Second, bet J i Ncwkirk & Wight blacksmiths, I, NICHOLS WM cor Front and Nixon A B, physic NIXON SAMUE horse shoer, 1' Nobile Nicolo, fruii J and Third Noble R, groceries Norlath Peter, cigi 'c'O'CONNELL, ir 83 J O'Keefe John, pro Line, oiliee G O'Rorke P, boots : Oatman I E, jihy* i OCHS GEORGl ei Ninth and P I lOchsner & Laaus( § ! Olsson Joiui, man £!Oschwald John, ci Sixth and K n I Park F A,dentis m'arker (J U & C •5} jewelry, 34 I 3|?arkerJE.saddl I \ Parsons James, b ij Parsons John, bo Pasquier M, toys PcakeCA&Co, 49 Front Pearl & Co, fisl market, 80 i PERRIN E R, PERRY IIERa S internal r Peter Manuel, ci ery, 9 Fron Petrie Win INI, J PETTIT RH,« Peyser A & ('o, Phelan G J. pi L bet Tent The FAOIFIC INSUBANOB Oo. The largest OaUfomia Insuranoe Co. A. BOU MASON A HAMLIN'S OHOANB. A. KOHLBB. Affent. San Franolsoo. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 207 MYERS J W, propr Boston Feed Stable, cor J .ind Twelfth Myers P, pliysicinn Niitlmri S .1, elotliinp, 174 J NELSOX A T, saddle and harness manf, '.;! K Neubaur John, saloon, 85 Third i Neiimniin J II F, propr Natonia Exchange Saloon, 91 Front Newbaur A vt Co, bakers, 8-1 Third Neweoinb George, propr Orleans Hotel, Second, bet J and K Ncwkirk & Wight, wagon makers and blacksmiths, I, bet Eighth and Ninth NICHOLS WM N, box manufactory, cor Front and (^ Nixon A H, physician, 149 J NIXON SAMUEL S, blacksmith and hors(! shoer, 17;") K Nobile Nicolo, fruit and confectionery, cor J and Tiiird Noble K, groceries, s w cor K and Ninth Norlalh IVter, cigar manf 153 K £ O'CONNELL, RYAN & Co, dry goods, l\ 83 J Z O'Keefe John, proprietor Caeheville Stage £i Line, ollice Ge'.den Eagle Hotel I iO'Rorke V, boots and shoes, 184 J ; iOatman I E, physician, 187 J i OCHS GEORGE, Pacific Brewery, cor o[ Ninth and P l ;Ochsner & Laauser, coopers, 213 K g iOisson Jo'nn, manf jeweler, 120 J £ I Oschwald John, sample rooms, s w cor d 1 Sixtli and K nlPark F A, dentist, 117 J Parker CJ j\I «& Co, opticians, watches and jewelry, 34 K a : Parker J E, saddle and harnessmkr, 1 IG K ^! Parsons James, boots and shoes, 103 J Parsons John, bootmaker, 122 J Pasquier M, toys and fancy goods, 107 J Peake C A & Co, clothing, boots and shoes, 49 Front Pearl & Co, fish, poultry, and vegetable maiket, 80 and 82 K PERHIN E R, farmer, near Sacramento PERRY IIERMON, deputy collector U pq S internal revenue n Peter Manuel, cigars, fruit, and confection- ery. 9 Front Pefrie Win M St Charles Saloon, 240 J PETTIT R H, cigar manufactr, 55 K Peyser A & Co, dry goods, 137 J Phelan G J, physician, County Hospital, L bet Tenth and Eleventh u : c « I Pierson H H, dentist, 113 J Pike & Young, carriage manf, s e cor Fourth and L Pioneer Flouring Mills, near Sacramento bridge Poirier & Lansing, hats and caps, 37 J Polese A B, game and poultry, 105 K POLIIEMUS J L, druggist and apothe- cary, 190 J Politz Jonas, clothing, 184 K Pommer Charles, baths and hair dressing 20 K POORMAN SAMUEL, real estate, in- surance agent, and notary public. Sec- ond, bet J and K Porch J II, propr stage line to Stockton, otlice (Jokien Eagle Hotel Powers L & Co, wholesale wines and liq- uors, 89 Front Prader J & W A, imi)ortcrs bar iron, axles, etc, 203 J Prewitt Alexander, propr Russ House, K bet Eighth and Ninth Pulaski A, saddle and harnessmkr, 215 J Ciuanchi D & Co, saloon, 13 and 14 Front ] Quia John, furniture and bedding, 111 J I (iuiini I) H, hats and caps. 87 J Rabel F, tannery, cor B and Twenty-eighth Radmaker & Co, hair dressers and proprs Eureka Baths, 53 K Ramage Lewis, attorney at law, 39 J Rattenberry W H, ladies' restaurant,101 J Rave C, lock and gunsmith. Sixth bet J and K Ready & McFarlin, wagon and plough manf, and blacksmiths, 301 and 303 J REDI NGTON ct WILLIAMS, Hour, and proprs Lambard Mills, 73 Front Reed L F, Hour, grain and produce, 99 Front Reed Wni, photographer, 70 J REEVES J AV, undertaker, 53 Fourth REN WICK A T, livery stable, K bet Tenth and Elventh Renz John, paints, oils and glass, 222 J Reynolds William, livery and sales stable, 108 K Rich & Smith, groceries and fruit, 171 J Uippon & Hill, carriage and wagon manfs, J bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth Rippon J & Co, groceries and provisions, 250 J Robbins N W, carriage trimmer, bet K Seventh .•\nd Eighth Roberts Charles, propr Ferry Hotel, I bet Front and Second A. BOMAN & OO. The only ezolusive Book Store on the Faoifio Coast. '•;* J! NOBTH AMXBIOA TJieiil IKSURAIVOI] OO. Tho beat oompany In the United Statei. CHICKBBINO'S T o OQ 02 B IH 10 E 208 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Robertsoa R L, liay and grain, 22'J and 231 J Robertson W J & Co, wagon makera and blacksmiths, eor Eighth and K ROBINSON & DUN LAP, attorneys at law, r*! J Robinson Kdward I, notary public, 51 J Robinson Henry, tobacco, cigars, fruit, etc, 208 J bet Ninth and Tenth Robitciiek Moritz, proprietor Belvidere Hotel, Sixth bet J and K ROCHON O, groceries, provisions, and dealer furs, s w cor Eightli and K ROGERS S L, atty at law, .'52 Fourth Rose M R, nianf of windmills, pumps and piping, 2fiO K, cor Ninth Rosenfeld S, tobacco and cigars, 72 J Ross II & Hro, clotiiing, 224 J ROSS THOMAS, groceries, provisions, and general mdse, cor Eighth and J Roth Simon, saddle and harness manf,lG7 J ROWAN JAMES, People's Intelligence Office, K bet Third and V«" h Rudolph J F Mrs, photographer, i K RUEFF JACOB, boots, shoes, hats and caps, 180 J, Rusch F H, groceries and provisions, cor Second and O Russell «& Winterburn, job printers, 49 and f)l Third Russell P 11, groceries and provisns, 209 J Ryan Miss M, millinery goods, 133 J Ryan James, boots and shoes, 23(i J Ryan John, fruit and ice cre'ni saloon, 1 78 K Ryan William, baths and hair dressing saloon. 10 Second SACRAMENTO UNION, Daily, Week- ]y, and Steamer, James Anthony &, Co, proptrs, office, 49 and 51 Third Sacramento Valley Railroad, office 58 K SCHELD PHILIP, Sacramento Brew- ery, cor M and Twenty-eighth Schindler C, sash and door manf, 204 K SCHLUCKEBIER WILLIAM, wagon maker, J bet lileventh and Twelfth Schmaelzle Louis, hairdresser, 188 K SCHMEISER GEORGE, machinst, 73 J Schroeder & Fisher, candy manf and ice cream saloon, 113 K SCHROER BROS, bakers, Eagle Bak- ery, 214 K Schuch A, turner, K bet Eighth and Ninth Schutz Lorenz, propr St Louis Hotel, n w cor J and Ninth SCHWAB JOSEPH M, saloon and bil- liard rooms, 253 J SENATZ A J.proprWhat Cheer House, cor K and Front. Shawl Louis, clothing, 152 J Sharp Wm, carpets, paper hangings, and mouldings, 115 and 117 J Shields F INI, dentist, 117 J Siddons William, propr Occidental Saloon, 38 J Siebold Andrew, City Bakery, cor M and Ninth Simmons & Nichols, physicians, G8 J Simon J, hair dresser, 274 J SIMS & BARRETT, commission mer- chants, hay and grain, 249 J Singleton John, propr Waverly House, 134 K Sisenvine Isaac, fruit, confectionery, cig- ars, etc, 100 J SMITH A P, garden and orchard. Smith's Gardens near Sacramento Smith H G, com merchant and dealer in flour and grain, 101 and 103 Front SMITH S D, contractor State eapiiol. and dealer wood and coal, K SMITH W A & CO, malt nianufiicturers cor K and Thirty-first Spencer & Millard, com merchants, hiiy, grain and produce, 117 and 119 Front Stamper William Rev, clergyman, (Ileb) Stanley Lee, Teamster's Yard, J bcl Tenth and Eleventli STARR HENRY, attorney at law, cor J and Third Steinman Jacob, money broker, Second near K Stev(!nson James, wholesale and rctuil liquors, 53 Fro it STONE R & CO, saddlery, hardware and shoe findings, 1(52 J STHATTON AV C, librarian State Li- brary, otfice. Second cor J STROBRIDGE T W, boots and shoes n e cor Fifth and J STRONG W R, produce and seeds, 8 and 10 J SUVERKRUP JOHN, clothing, cor K and Third SUYDAM J F, saloon, cor K and Second Sweetiand B R, druggist and apothecary. n w cor Sixth and K SWEETSER A C, real estate and insur- ance agt and notary public, 47 Fourth Swimley William F, proprietor Cincinnati Restaurant, 25 K SWINERTON G H, stoves, tin, and hardware, 193 .1 i ^ 8 « a et a •B g •1 E £ •s u S g u ^ CO n , E 8 a •0 i 09 a H Z 8 a 1 H ^l^ a 3 t a i t s S d Taylor F F, nttoi Taylor L S, attoi Taylor Mark, con Teamster's Assoc TERRY R C i furnishing h Thayer N D, p imd 45 K Thomas Dan'l J, Thomas W H, d THOMPSON J Third Thompson Willi to Cache V ill Tictjena Peter, 111 K TILDEN M C, Tin Y'uen & Co Todd J A. wagn Toll N J, sale si Tong Wo Chan, goods, groc Toole & Kelly, Tortell V, gam Fifth Tozer Chas II, i TRAVER & ! cor Sevent Treadwell & Co implement Treichler Hen ehange II< TROPE PE' Trowbridge 20 G J TRYON S, J, an>c Co, forwarding mchts, flour and feed, 87 Front Wieccl John, blacksmith and horse shoer. Ninth bet J and K Williams, Hcilbron & Co, foundry and machine works, 171 Front Wilson & Donnellan, proprietors Phoenix Saloon, 109 K Wilson John B, tinware manuf, 25 J Windau August, saloon, 170 J Wingate C C, proptr I'aine's livery stable, 138, 140, and 142 K Winn A G, County Surveyor, 52 Fourth Winters & Wiseman, hair dressing and baths, 57 K Winters H, groceries and provisions, s e cor IM and Second Wise George W, boot manufacturer, 41 K AVood & Kenyon, com mchts s w cor J and Seventh Woods Richmond, blacksmith and wagon maker, K bet Seventh and Eighth Woon Yukee, Chinese goods, I Zekind Solomon, boots and shoes, 85 J Zu Choung Co, Chinese goods, I ZWICKER JOHN, proprietor Zwicker's Saloon, 50 Third I'f 1 : f.'illf' Ii I ; • m. A. BOMAN & 00. Tho only exoloaive BoOk Store on the Fooiflo Cooat. 14 NORTU AmX:BIOA. lilVm nf SUBANCI: CO. No restriotlon oa oooupatlon or travaL 210 ~ MABOHM'I' ft MI PACIFIC COAST BUSINBSS DIRECTORY. SACRAMENTO CO. Organized 1850. noiin.liinos— North hy Plucnr, past liy l''l Dornilo itii>l Aiiiitdi)!-, soutli hy 8aii Juaquin, nuU wc^t hy thu Sucmmviilo River. County Sent, Sacramento. OFFIO ERS. OKt'lCE. INCTJintlNT. KKSinENCE. County JikIl'u Holx'rt C. C'Inrk . . i Coimtv <'lcik Kilin. I). SliirlniKj. ! Diati ill Atloniry liiiiics t'. (i('» . . Slieritr jiIniiR's l.aiisiiif; . . . Rcconlfv [ Kilrii. 1). Sliirlmul . Anditor Win. A. Antlcr^'oii TicnstiiTi- K/.rn Wnobon A^isf-isor iMfdiions (?. llyiiii. Siirvi'vor j Aildlph (i. Winn . . {'oroiior I.Tc-iC'pli A. CohIior' PiiMic Atdninisfrfttnv Kinillcy Dray Su('i'iinti'nilci»' I'nMic fcjchool^* F. W. llntcli Siii>eivi.-i>r, IstDisttivS Diniitl W. ('lurk.. " 2it " MirticlMiMmiuH.. 3il " .Joseph Hull 4tri " jJi-«ic Curich " 5tli " I William Horkinmi. i ~ "^ ' Saint .Tohns, Colusa Co, P 0, 15 miles ; 3 of Colu.-iii I St Johns A C, hotel keeper ami merehant i I Salinas, Monterey Co, P 0, IG uiiltis e i di' AlunttMTy I Dttvii Ocorjji; &. l>ro, jjeneral aiercliamlise ; DavU T, hoti'l j)Vopriftor Smilli Austin, {;tn mil-e and hotel proptr Salisbury, SiK-mratnto Co, I' O, 16 1 niilci I! ot" Sucvainento ] ; Dctprdiiifc. William, hotel proptr and mcht , I Fitr^'eviild .( E. hote! pro[)n'jtor i ; Htitfh N V, li(^t»'l proprietor | Ssilisbury T G, poetraa^ter Salmon. Falls, E! Dorado Co, P O, 18 niiks w of Plaperville Berry II K, hotel proprietor | ! Campbell J t>, general morthandiso ' I San Andreas, Calaveras Co, p o, to 1 niilea a w of Sloliehirnne llili. liy a ' Tevent decision of the Supreme Court , of ilio State, this town has been de- 1 dared the county scat of Ciilaveras Co '. Baden A, Centre market I Barclay Janie?, County Judge i Bitnq .1, groceries and provision;* | Bond .John, (S Calaveras) general md.se j Bowman G, i-toves and tinware l Folsom Mormon I.slnml. . . Sacramento City. . Folsom Hrt('r,»ii>Piito City. . I Tcnn KxpIlTff. Miii\' li, 18flS (< i« « << If u u tt It ti tt tt tt tt It tt S400npriinii l'\fS. *:i!i(n>prnnii. Kres. <'ir.(iOprnnn. *->r>ooprunii. SI 000 pr linn. ■Sri per (luy. Callalian M, boarding Crowh'y B, bakery Davis I?, dnij^'s, mrdicinc?, .'((ationerj, etc DKNKi W U & Co, publishers San Aii- dn'as Re;;i.ster Fas.^arra Thomas, general merchandise Fisher Joltn American Bakery and Res- taurant Frioux A, Hotel de Europe (Jallagher .(, market Gutewoo miles Ames K &, Co, ;;eneral merchandise UANIS riCll J A, saloon niirninn Sammd, blacksmith Bernstein M, general merchandise IJiays ifc IJi'o, general niereliandiso Brooks Samuel, blacksmith Ciiro & Jiu'kson, general merchandise CLAllK & HOLFK, attorneys at law Comclbrd J, house and sign painter Dennis K(h aid, tinsmith Flei-her W. general merchandise FOY JOHN :M .t CO, saddle and harnes; FRANKLIN M A, drugs and medicine;., nntl photographic irallery FULGIIAM G F, s'heriH" of San Ber- nardino County Ilinton Jol. IJ, American Livery Stable Jackson & Curtis, attorneys at law JACKSON ALDFN A M, notary public and commissioner for Arizona JACOBS LEWIS, general mdse, and agt Grover & Baker's vSewing Machines Jacobs ]\[ J & Co, general merchandise JAMES J M, lumber dealer KATZ & SUHR, books, stationery, and fancy goods Keir «& Co, saloon K(diino RAFFIl ISAAC, mill propri.ior Rich .Fiicob &, Co, general merchandise Rogers 1)11, Justi(!c of the Peace Rolle H C, notary public Roschiilto Theodore, groceries Rousse.'iu J A, |ihysi(iiin RIJFFFM JOHN, tin and coppersmith Saniler Julius, general mercliaiulise SUVERKRIJP HENRY, brewery Szubin.«ki & Son, general merchandise Wenkels A, S:ar Bakery Wilson James W. Assessor Iiit Hevenue WOLFF & FOLKS, geni merchandise Wollf Alorris, general merchandise San Bruno. San Mateo Co, P O, 14 miles n w of Redwood City CUNNINGHAM RICHARD, propr San Biiino House, agent S F A; S J 11 R, and i)0stmaster San Buenaventura, Santa Barbara Co, PO.oO miles se of Santa Barbara Bard T R, superintiMident Calilbrnia Pe- troleum Mining Co Burnett .Samuel, blacksmith CHAFF KF it GILBERTS, genl mdse Coniiipla John Rev, clergyman Dubbers II, general agent Fscandone A (J, attorney at law Harrington A I, wagon mkr and blksmith ! Hobson William D, Justice of the Peace I lluse C E, superintendent I'liiladelphia and California Petroleum Co ' Isbell, I C, jiropr American Hotel, and livery stable Isuardo Baptistio, billiard saloon Nash William T, cattle dealer and butcher Oviols Y, jiropr Mission Hotel Simpson V A, postmaster Suuth E D, forwarding and com merchant Solani & Co, general merchandise . I M~ Jv; i A. BOUAN & Coo San Franoisoo. Wholesale andBetall Sealers in Books. NOBTH AlIBBICA IiIFE INSUBANCB CO. Folioies guaranteed by State of New York. s o o a m & t o f— t P- d c i m O n A. KOHLEH'I 212 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SAN BERNARDINO CO. Organized 1854. Inyo and Territory of Arizona, east by Arizona, south by Los Angeles and Kern. County Seat, San Bernardino. Boundaries — North by San Diego, and west by o F F I E n s . OFFicr;. ISCrMHEST. hesidencf.. Term Expires. I SALARY. Connty Ju()};c Ally D. Borcn. . . . Satv Bernardino. County Clerk A. F. McKenny. . . , " District Altoincy i Ilnlctt Clark " " Slicrit^' j Geo. F. Fnljrlinm . " " Recorder j A . F. MeKenny . . . ' " " Treasurer Hardin Ya^fcr .... " " As.scssor !V. J. Herring... .; " " Surveyor Charles Mogo i " " Coroner | Vneant ; I'lililic Administrator IF. O. J. Morgetson San Bernardino. Superintendent I'liMie Schools Wm. L. llagsdall. " " Supervisor, 1st District Henry Suverkrup. i " " 2d " James \V. Waters., " " 3d " j Cornelius Junscn..i " '• .Tan'ary, 186;< S500 per ami. Marchj 18C8 Fees. SaoOpcrann. F'jes. Ma roll, 1808 tt '■ 40110 " 4000 " 1000 " 4000 ^<: fees. 2100 pr aiin. 4000 " 4000 " P'ees. •201 )0& fees. '_'400 |ir aim. eei 40(10 ;i()(io For names of merchants, manufacturers, etc., sec conuneneenient of the Classified Business Directory. San GabrieL Los Angeles Co, P O, 8 miles e of Los Angeles Hall D F, general merchandise Hereford E, fruit grower Howard Volncy E, attorney at law A. BOliAN & Co., San Franoisoo. Oeneral Agents fur Subscription Boo^ <■ Kewcn E J C, attorney at law Luch Nathan, general mcrchandi.se Alidloch Williiun, fruit grower Rose William, fruit grower Wilson R D, wine grower 00 ^•1 ' ! m'\):\. I i'p ■; 111 '•('<1P. m o o u t-l 10 NORTH AMEBICA lilFX] INSUBANOB 00. For valuable information turn to page 161. 214 PACIFIC COAST UU SIN ESS DIUECTOKY. San Gregoria. Smu :M!iti'o Co (P o nddrcss, licilwood City) 17 miles « w of Kcihvood City Ciu-lcr G \V T, propriftoi- San Grogoriu IIousc SAN JOAQUIN CO. Orjjanizod ISrK). IJouiidiui.s — North by Siiciu- iiK'iito. ciist liy Ciiiiivcriis, .-ioiilli by Sl;iiii>iiius, and west by Alameda, Contra Costa, and Sacramento. County Seat, Stockton. o F p I c K n 8 . OI KICK. I ("oiinty .Fmlirt'. . . (^)unly t'lfik . . . j District Atloniry ! Slu'iiir i Wi'corclcr I Tivii^invr ; A'^si'ssor ' Siirvcvor INClJinKNT. lilCSlhlCNCK. , . Ih'iiry n. Undorliill Stockton, , . IIiMiry V DoriMiU'i! , . Hvfiis H. I'ilUlitiry. , . Cliiis. ( . Uviicisoii , . I{. K. Wilhoit .... . loliii M. Ivflsi'v. . . . (■:. H. tV)vcll..".... , . I'JIurt ,1. Smith. . , ConiinT !AIIhm1 N. ni.ikc. . . I'lililic Ailiniiii>tfiiti)f ('Iinilcs Hcldin^. . . Sii|HTiiil('iiili'iit I'lililic Scli()ol> Mrlvillr Cottli'. . . . Silliorvix)!-, 1st Disliict j . Mixes Scviiy " yii " I lli'iirv Tlioriilow. . .•Jtl " ij. F.'Clin.sc Ti-riii Kxpinn. SAl.AttY. liillilcil Sail .loaiiiiin Hivcr .l.iiimirv, I H(k»» $:iooo jir mm. Miircli," 18(>IS I'Vi's. " i^'JtlOO lil-illlll. Kits. Per rcntntic .•SH |)i'i- (lay. l'"et'.s. «r-'.')n|ir:iiiii. ?(') per (liiy. 3 B a Ci o P) M C rt 5 6 o a H o o o o < p San Jose. Sutila Clai-ti Co, V (), iiioor- jiofjilcd eil y, and ('(iiMity si-M of Saiilii ClariiCo; le;xal di.-tanc'!* : f'loiii Stie- rtimi'iilo, ir»0 miles ; from Siockloii. U).") miles ; from S (.^iieiiiiii, 8(» miles Oki'ICi:i!S. — .Tolin A Qiiimby, IVfaynr; I Jiimes A Clayton, I M Cory, A Kiiiy:, li Wiiiieniicimer, 1) .1 Torter, C W I'omei'oy, Coiniiimi Council ; A l\ Iliimillon, Marslitil ; Cli!i|imaii Yates, Triiisiirer; Jolm 1''' Ciilalititn, CMeik A(\V1)KMY NOTHK DAME, Sister Marie Coinelie, Siipcrioros Albon Kiiw.ard, u|iliol>terer, iiiul iinder- 1 taki>-. First ! Allen C K, ailorney iit law, S.'intti Clara ALVOUI) II 15, liiirdware, Kir.t Andrrson lidlierl.oeiili-l and |>liysic'ii. First Archer L. allnmey til law, l-'ir-t Auzi'iais 1'] it Ui'o, j;enl ind-e, Miirket lialbaeh .Inlin, blkstnitli titid wheelwright, Saiilii Clara Riirr Cliarles, saloon, l-'irst IiAHHV.!()lIX,;,rr„c<.ries, Fir.t liiirthel K boot !iml shoe mkf, Stuitfi Clara llassler Alice Mrs, milliner, Stinlii Chira IJtissnne .losepli, li.arber, Kldorado l{a.\(er .1, tailor. First HK.VCII TVLFll, notary i.iiblic, First Hell A \V, physieiiin. First Hettry I'jiiil, saloon, Saiittt Clara nitaneoiirle A J, triiits, First Hlack ,1 C, fiitoriiey tit hiw, Santa Clam Hi.ickford (leorge W, iiilorney tit law, FiiM riiiiiichiO'd (Jrrii. butcher, Mitiket Hliintdien .John, proprieto Washington Hotel. .Santji Clarti IJhimenihfil llieh, gent.s furnishing goods, SantJi ('lara nODLKY THOMAS, atty at law. First Hoinpard & IMoiilin, hardware, First nONNKli & McKFNZIF, proprietors S.an .I('-t; Foundry, Fiist Hothw(dl 'r 1', eoiilfiiclor, Market Hiaivear Louis, ssiloon, Simtii Chira Hradley IJros, siiloon, Stinta Citira HUALY.T M, ginceries, First nilANDO.V IIKLICN MU.S, milliner, Siiniii Clarti Hrtissy Fiidiiiiind, groceries, ]\Iarket Uromberger H, cloiliing, Mtu'ket Hi'owii ,J Newton, physieiiin, Santa Clin'a IJiiekner R 15, allornfy at law, First 151!RI)1CK .1 I), agent Truman & Go's Ivxpress, Saiila ('itira Caldwell A 15. phy.-iciau. First Campbell C E, stoves, pump and wtdl pipe, etc, cor First and Simla Clara Carey .1 W, confcclioiiei-v, Williams CA.SSEY IMOTEit W, principal San .Jo-e. colored .-cliool, I'ourth Center Clnirh-.s N, notary public The Dirootory of the PACIFIC is oompoaed of the best business men of California. A. KOHIiEB, San Francisco, Agont for Chiokoring & Son's Pianos. I CO 6 T A T K OF CALIFORNIA 215 Cliristiun John, bliicksmitli, First CHURCHILL G W, proprietor Auzeriiis House, Siiiilii Clara Clansstiii .1, proprietor Coiitinci.''>l TIolcl, ISIiirket ClatHtifii l'(.'t<'r, saloon, Santa Clara Clark S A, "iroccrics, Fir.-it CLAYTON . TAMES A, pliotograi.hie ar- tist, Santa Clara Clcin M, physician, Cobl> J V, pliysi< iau Coif William, saloon, Santa Clara Coincz F, Iiair (ircss<'r. Market Cooper I"i &, Co, Itutelicrs, ]\Iarkct Cory A .F, physician, First Viwy IJciijiiiniii, plly^i(■illIl, First Cranieri 1). ^rMii-miiii, I'^l Dorado ("randell »!t Uicliards, proprietors North Almailen Mines Crandcll () L, groceries. Market Currier .1 H, Ixioi and sluje maker, I'Mrst CCTLFIJ SLMON .M, po.4 master. First Davin .lohn, {groceries, Sanla Clara I)e Heir I'aid, pliysieian Herclianel Martin <>;roeei'i('s, Market Doeriiicr Cliarles, utin^niilii, VA Dorado Donahue Michael, hlecksinilh. First Dou^flierly William, liiinher. First Diipont ,lolin. li-liMion-xer, Kl Dor.-ulo Crozelicr L, tanner, Water (Juidici C, harness maker, Jlaiket, Hall Frederick, aUorney at law Hare Ceo ge II, agent .State Telegraph Company, First Hare L H & Co, hooks and ntationery, I<^irst Hart Jame^, dry goods, Santa Clara Hart .) 1}, allorney at law Harlell Charles, butcher. First Hartman Audi'ew, pliysieian. flarlman .Tos>ph, brewery, ]\larket Ha-kell & Forler, livery slal>Ic and car- riage maiiufiiclory, l"ir.-t Hayes >i, diy goods, l''ir-t Haye- Wm,,proplr Miix'rs' Home, Market Hecring .biim H, pho!ograpli. Market Ilerriiigton 1) W, attorney at law and notary jjublie, Santa Clara Hester J S, attorney at law H.w>on J 15 & Co,"druggi--f, Fiivl Hiidcellteia A, saloon, Santa Clara Mobil- i\i (>ilmore, box tactoiy, Dame Holiowav Adam, lirewery. First IIOMCH A: 15AKEU, livery stable, Santa Clara ii m Duteeli .J, pro|irictor New Almaden stage IIOFCH'J'ON S O, attorney at law, L ime and livery stable Eb''rl<' i*c Co, hair dressers. First ICiehler H, pliysieian, First Ellinghoii^e A, harness maker, and car- ria;_'<' trimmer, Fir.t ENIHtJHT .lOSEl'H, machinist, cor Williams and Fir.-t Feist »fc Ib'otllT'rs, dry goods, cor First and Santa Clara l"'riant and AVaricn. groceries, First Frisbii' William U, drugs and medicines. First FKOMENT E, lumber, i)laning and molding mill, Alanu'da Road (Jates l''reenian. principal San Jose Iiisti- Inte and Commercial College, First (ierdes Hi<'iiard, saloon, Santa Clara Giles ,1 Henry Hev, clergyman, (Bap) Third Goldstein Henry ehttliiiig, ]\Iaiket Gon Sing, intelligence ollice, Mtirket (Joodrich Levi, architect, Santa Clara (toodwiii ifc Co, t'lii'iiiliiic, First (JIIEEN FATIHClv, livery stable. First ('UOZEIJEU i\L NELSON, tanners, cor San Antonio and Water Santa Clara Huber D, pliy.-ieian Hunt A r>, allorney at law Imbourg Cliarles, jihy.-ieian Inger.-oll S J, physician INGHAM J & ,j, blacksmiths and wheel rights. First Isaac Sc IJro, clothing, IMarket Jaeger (;eorg(! M, hair dresser First James F W. pby^ician, Secom JANrAUY WA, publi-her Santa Clara Argus Jasjirizza (I, fruit, Santa Clara JOILNSON JOHN WESLEY, livery stable, First Johnson T 1). pliysieian First Ketiny D Uev, clergyman, (Cath) Market King W S, cabinet maker, San Fernando Klein Norman, dentist, Santa Clara Knolt E 1) Mrs, mlll'iiery, and dress making, Santa Clara Knox & lieans, bankers, Sanla Clara Koerber & IJetz, butchers, First Ko|tp(d J C & Hro, cigars, Santa Clara ICrenahbiM'g A, propi-ietor Koad Side House, Alameda Road A. BOMAIf & Co., San Francisco, ii'liotograpli Albums, Fmo QifiSoolcs, etc The Folioies of tbu NORTH AMEBIOA lilFB INSTTBAITCi: CO. bear the seal of New 7ork. 216 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, g CO o CO & c ■3 S s I n -0 a a a u o ■3 g o' i O a Q Kriimb L, saloon, First Liiiiie T H, attorney at Isiw, Santa Clara LEDDY & liliO, buldiers Santa Clara Lee M W, i)hy.slcian, Market Lemviine,(iainl)ert & Co. groceries, IMarket Lenzen Miehael, paint(;r, First Lenzen Theodore, architei:t, eorner First and Santa Clara Levy ifc Brother, dry goods and elothing, Santa Clara LEWIS JACKSON, watchmaker, Santa Clara Lincoln O. physician Linoberg 1* Mrs, millinery. Market Lion L, dry goods, IMarket LITTLEFIELD JOHN M, butcher, Santa Clara Lodge J, shoe maker, El Dorado Logan James II, alty at law, Santa Clara LOVELL AVILLIAM M, attorn(!y at law. First Luther A' Schroedor, gioceries. First Ll^ZEN II k CO, tanners, Santa Clara Hoad MAC DONALD D F, wines and liquors, First JIAGLOTRE BKOS, proprietors San Jose Hotel. IMarket jMann 15 F, proprietor stage line to San Juan and Gilroy iMantrie J A., attorney at law IMarks Joshua, physician, Santa Clara :Mart(!n ]M K, jMrs" millinery, Market Martin & Langhorn. drugs, etc, Market jMartin C J, dry goods. First Matthews William, attorney at law ^laziries 1), physician McCarty Timothy, saloon, Market ]M( CKEA JAIMES, lumber. First MeLauMiey P it Co, blacksmiths, First Mcnelee J J. dentist, El Dorado Messenger II II Itev, clergyman (Episco- pal) S('count WcilJs, Fargo & Co, and agent stage line to Visalia and Havilah Rendliup William, saloon, IMarket Renzel C, bakery. First ROSS L& SON, fruit. First ROTA DANIEL ((Jilroy Road) proptr Twelve Mile House ami gi :il mcht Ryland C T, attorney at law Sam-on Laa(!, painter. El Doradi' Sanderson L F, proprietor Ki.er IJank Brewery, near San Jose Saph & Potter, groceries, eorner San An- tonio and First Savidan J, physician Schilling F, surgical instruments. El Do- rado Schmidt & Schoeneman, saloon, Market Schoen Lewis, cigars, Santa Clara Schoen Lewis «& Co, cigars, First a I 3 o V IS !^ o CS a ■a 0, V The PACIFIC INBUBANOf! CO. pays oU loaaes in Gold Coin. A. gOHljT!B, San Franoisoo, Agent for Ohiokering & Son's Pianos. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 217 Sfliofiilicit A, (lruf;i5, Ptc, Santa Clara SCIIUODEli MORGAN, Imidware and crockery, First Sembraiio Leandro, bakery, IMarket I Seiiter C N, notary public and afty at law Scnt(!r I M, attorney at law .Slilcsin;^er M, clothing and dry goods, JMarket 1 Smith E C Miss, millinery and dress mak- ing, Santa Clara Smith K F, watchmaker. First Smith Frederick, groceries SJMITII WILLIAM A, barber, Santa Clara Snook 11 K, saloon, corner San Pedro and Dame Soiirisscau F, gunsmith, First Sowlo .Toscpl;, propr Eight Mile House, Gilroy Koad Spaw C H, dentist. First Spencer A J, physician, Santa Clara SPEXCEli F E, attorney at law and no- tary i)ublic, Santa Clara SPUING THADDEUS W & CO, auc- tioneers, Santa Clara Stern M, harness maker, Santa Clara Stock .Fohn, stoves. First ! Stowe C M Mrs, physician Slrauss & Hrown, dry goods IMarket Hiihr II K, propr National Hotel, Market Sullivan & Kingsley, harness nikis. First Sutton Tiiomus, saloon, Market r 'riuifi'c iV Co, dry goods, Market Tans<'y John Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Santa C'lara Tennnnt John, proprietor Seven Mile House, (Jilrov Hoad THOMAS & SELLMANN, real estate agents and agents Plid-nix and Tra- velers' Insurance Cos, Santa Clara Thomas C. G, notary public and justice of the |)eace, Santa Clara Thompson A M, attorney at law q Titlaiiy George A, job printer, Fiist Tracy & Uiissell, marble jard, First Tiavis I), tailor, First Turner J, physician Veuve E. L, watches and jewelry, Santa Clara 5j Waldteufel A, books and stationery, Santa 3 i Clara WELCH I'ATIHCK. livery stable, First White Alfred, barber, Santa Clara AVliile Edward, box factory and planing mill, Second Wilcox * Churchill, wheelwrights, First AVilcox E .7, proprietor Morgan House WILLIAMS J lil, atty at law, Slarket Williamson W M, J P, Iklarket Winslow & Williams, bakers and soda manufacturers, John Wise Brothers, clothing, Santa Clara Woods J S, hatter, Santa Claia Wylie.TS Rev, clergyman (Presb) Second YATES & YATES, books and station- ery. First Yoell George M, attorney at law, First Yoell .1 A, attorney at law, First Youngberg .Tohn, paints and paper hang- ings, First Youngworth Charles, restaurant, Santa Clara Yowco G, groceries, Market Zimmer & Lux, butchers. First San Juan, Monterey Co, P O, 38 miles n e of Monterey City Bernal Jesus, propr stage line New Idria Quicksilver Klines liowe Alexander, baker BRAVO FRANCISCO, saloon Brecn James F, attorney at law Breen S P, sjdoon Breitbarth Julius, boot and shoe manf 'y BuUier Leon, barber, and saloon keeper Burnett William, propr Monterey Stage Line Cardella Fillipo, general merchandise Carlos Peter, barber ! COMFORT J R, propr Plaza Hotel, and ' sta"c line New Idria IMines ; Conover S, propr stage line Watsonville and Santa Ciuz CRANE (iEORGE W, attorney at kw nOLHEGUY G, general merchandise Dutming & Leslie, proprs opposition stage line San Jose Diirin B, gunsmith Flint TliomiH, physician Harris Daniel, general merchai liiililmrd W (i, biksmith and h Kemp F W, saloon LO V lOTT WM E & CO, proprs stage line l.'M Angeles, and attorneys at law Mann B F, propr stage litK! San Jose McCarthy Phileta Sista, Superioress John's Institution McDoiigall F A, physician MeMahon James, general merchandise Roche James H, general merchandise Russell G & Co, livery stable V ijlwright St mv^ ■' ;^ iili 'i< i I A. ROBXAN ft Oo , San Franoisoo. Mndicol, Soientiflo, and Thoolofdcol Books. 1^ OQ <0 o 03 The Policies of the IfOBTH AMERICA IiIFE INS. CO. are indlssutable from date of is3U'> 218 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. A. EOHIiEB. Sai Samit IJartolo, general niercliandisu Sweeny J W, a^ent Truinan & Go's Ex- ])re.bvteriiin) AMEHMAN ISAAC A. county clerk Ralcomb William E, propr Planters' Hotel lilatchlcy J S, attorney at law Ploek Anton, general merchandise Booken John, saloon Bowman & llollaway, blacksmiths and wheelwrights Bryant &, Sliney, proi)rs express San Eraneisco DeLANDUESSE H C, pvopr Estudillo House Drnry (Jeorge, ])ainfcr Gannon &. (Jleason, blacksmiths (iannon James, wheelwright GPJFEITn A II, attorney at law Ilill &, Lawrie, searchers records Keeney II, general mdsc, and postmaster May W, saloon McMillan ROBEUT, genl mdse ]\Ioyes R B, attorney at law PHELPS DAVID N, machinist, and patentee gopher trap Pratt Daniel, physician Reagan John, boot and shoe maker Reid William W, harness maker Short Frederick, tinsmith Smolley & Stratton, livery stable SMITII G E, notary public, and Justice of the Peace Sursa J W, blacksmith and wheelwright Ury 1), butcher San Lorenzo, Alameda Co, P O, .3 miles s e of San Leandro Backes Peter, propr San Lorenzo House Brj'ant & Shuey, proprietors San Eran- eisco Express Donaldson Andrew, pointer, Esmond W J, ])liysieian Livingston Thomas, saloon Sliiman John L. general merchant, P M, and agent Banibcr & Co's JCxpiess SMYTH HENRY, wheelwright, ma- cliinst, and plow manufacturer SAN LUIS OBISPO CO. Organised lfi50. Boundaries— North by Mon- terey, east by Tulare and Iv'rn, south by Santa Barbara, and west by the Paellic Ocean. County Seat, San Luis Obispo. O I' I' I c I', u s . OPh'WE. INCL'MHKNT. RKSIOENCE. Term r..\ pln-s. s.vii.\riV. (Joinilv .Iiiil^L- Win. L. B.cl,(-e... San Luis Uliispo. . Jiinuiirv I80S SI, (11)0 |)r aim Coatitv t'Icik (;iimk's W. Dami. it Murcli, 1^08 S.sdO pur aun. Disn-ict Attunicv .IllllU'S Wllitl'.. ,, tt i< "SJUO ShcrilV. J. A. do 111 (ilU'llM. ti (( " .LVcs. Hocoiili'r Charles W. Dana. K It K TnasiMi'i' Frcrlcnik Saiui- . . It it IVr ceiitiifrc. Assessor John liains (iroi-i.'e Delfiicr . . . It tt it " Sin-vovor Fees. tt tf tt It it tt ■' I'lililic AilMiiiii-.|i'iit(ir Su|(ci-iiiii lulciit I'liMic Schools P. A. Forrester. . . S.'JOO per anil. Siii)('rvisur, l.st JJistiiot II .),[ II J. M Honilia r, \v iiowi' " 3d " Itolicrt li Iliirris .:; ;:::::::: ' San Luis Obispo, San Luis Oliispo i Allert Edward, physician Co, P (), and eoinily seat of San Almado J, general merchandise Luis Obispo County. Legal di.s- i Bayer T, blacksmith tances: from Sacramento, ;i.')5 miles; Blackburn D 1), (Hot Springs) proprietor from Stockton, .'J.')5 miles; from San! Hot Springs Hotel Qiienlin, 225 miles i Blochinan & C(;ri', general merchandise Keep California Capital in California. Insure in the FAOIFIO. A. BOMAl li A. EOHXiEB, San Franoisoo, imports Foreign and American Instruments for Bands. STATE OP CALIFOKNIA. 219 Briz/olara Unrtolo, frcneral murchamlise Ci)|)))e J & Co, saloon Clark E A, attorney at law Dt'ttiitT G, l)oot and slioe maker Farrc'll W, (Santa Marj^ariln) gen mdso Forrestc r P A, -cliool teaclier Goldtree c*i- f-'olion, general merchandise i Graves W J, attorney at law 1 Ilays W W, pliysieian I Ilemme Peter, baker j Lindiey Charles, attorney at law t Little II W, liotel proprietor i Lopez L, general merchandise Mancilla V, general merchandise Moto Panqnal, general merclutndiso MURRAY ALEXANDER, jmst master, .'ind ilcaler hooks, slatii>nery, etc Murray Walter, attorney at law Pico Z A, saloon Saslre Peier, clergyman Saner G F, baker Simmlcr J .1 & Co, general merchandise. Van Ness James, real eslat(! agent Wiiile .lames, attorney at law Williams P W, blacksmith Ybarea Ramon, boot and shoe maker San Luis Rey, San Diego Co, P O, 40 miles n w of San Diego Alvarado J, stock raiser Couts Illont C, hotel proprietor Couts Cav(; ,1, general mereliant Duran R jM, clergynmn (Catholic) Forster F P, stock Iradcsr Forster Marcus A, postmaster and stock raiser Pico J A, stock raiser San Mateo, San Mateo Co, P O, 8 mill's n w of Redwood City 13uckina-ter L A Miss, principal San Mateo Institute Burns «& Ames, saloon Coleman Thomas, blacksmith II using II, general mei'chaiidi.>e and saloon Miller .Tolm, blacksmith IMoor Thomas, agent Pescadero Stage Co. Perkins George, painter Skidmore .1 K, notary ])nblie, .Tiistice of the Peaci", and genera! a'_rent WALKER EUGENE, pioiTJetor San Mateo Hotel, and agent Truman & Co's Express I ! SAN MATEO CO. Organized 18oC. Boundaries— North by San Francis- ! CO and the bay, y the Pacific Ocean. County Seat, Redwood City. o V V I (; !■: u s . OFFICn. INCTJIllKNr. lil'.SlOKNC'K. Tpi-niKxiilrcs. ' SAr.AltY. ('miiity .ThiIhp llenn'o 'I\'iii|iKtoii. (/'oiimv Ulcrk I'riiDiniis II. Nolili-. District Attonicv | Iliiivcv Kiiicaid. . . l!cIm i )>• M rff' J ■ i J'S '.' '■ f r > } 1 1 1 ' " :,■' 1 f ::!i" ', '* Insure your life in the NOBTH AMBRIOA LIFB Ilf SUBANOB OO. 5 03 *^ 0) 0) l1 ♦a ta 3 r-l la •d u «> u V OS I 2 OS 3 43 •g (l4 (3 O n 220 PACIFIC COAST 11 U S I N K 8 S 1) I K E C T R Y . Ctfrf A, ficncnil iiu'rcliiindiso Clifvcsicli ('liai-l(!S, saloon Doiim Patrick, salouii Dyer A V, blacksinilh ai\(l wlicdri^lit Ooodalc David, pliysiuiaa Joiner (1 W, lianu'ss maker liattcli Antonio, rt'staiiranl Mai I'll I'i. j;r(U't'rii;s O'Lavi! DiiMiijo, livery slaltlo I'arlion 1' & Kobert, [)rin)nctor.-f San I'aldo llot(d Tewkshnry .1 INI, pliy>ieian, and V M AVai.-li .1. boot and shoe maker ^\'l•iu;llt T, fl, attorney at law Youn;i Tliomas. j^eneral merchandise Ziiier Jolm, saloon Hall Hradley, attorney nt law and notary |inblie, lAIain Hanson Thomas II, attorney at law, no- tary pnblieand insnranee a;j;enl. Main IIAl{l)'iN(J &; NKLSON, bhieksmiil.s, Main lI^Mnlerson & Nelson, proprietors stai^i' 1° le Olim.i <& Holinas Hopkins II A, livery stable, Main Hy man M, ter A C, saloon, Main I M(A'KNNKll I), biaeksmith S San Pedro, I-os Anj^eles Co, 1M), 2S Meyers Wm, jirojitr staf,'e line to I'elalunm 5 miles s i>l' Los Aiifieles. Siinated on I M I HL CIIAKLKS, principal JMicl's In- q the ocean where the coast steamers I stitute I land passenjrers and floods for the O'ltrien .Fohn, ])ainter | • Los Angeles and interior trade Reynolds .loh", ajj;ent Wells, Var^o»fc Co. 5 ... \ II' 1 , I . 1 1 . iiii'l insurance agent . Sim- A >> . Iiolel i)roptr and y-en mclit .,, , ^, ■< • . ui < S 'I'/ \Ai I ix'cikv c i'i\ i- 1- 1 Miepiiard Alary J*v, l)roprielress nheppari S iOMLLNSON & CO, lorwanlmLf and' 'I, . 'i i ii = . . 1 . J " llonse I ' * -■ ; Short Jacob, Ivxjiress Saloon |^ Sininis John, jxroceries _ _ , . ^, . /^^ -r. /-, ., TaliaCerro Alt'nd W, i)hysician. Main ; San Quentin, ]Marm to _r O, d -j,,^.,,,,. j, ,^. state Tehgraph Co. 2 nulls eol San Kalael, and l.» mdes n i * )v ° ' ' ol' San Francisco, 'riie Slate I'l'ison commission merchants, and i)roprs lios jViigeles Staire Line Main is located here. Nmnber of imnates October, ISliC), about 700 Wilkowsky Nathan, hairilresser T , , . 1 » A\' n San Ramon, Contra (osta Co. (IM) a (ircen J J, po-it master and a^jcnt >> ells, j.».i*iiiwu, , ,^, ., ,, 3 ,, 1. /. . I- I ad j)roprietor Gilbert Harvey, clergyman (Bap) ]\Lain GILBERT HARVEY, proprietor Met- Knox J F, saloon roi)olitan Retreat j Tart George W, hotel keeper A. KOHK Santa Barbars J* O, incorpor Seal of Santa distances : I'r miles ; from I from San (-iue On-Kii'.KH. — Frii rresiilent; Ju rillo, Augustii Trustees ; A Jose Loren/.ai ^vay, Siirveyi iirer and Cler P.ain A, general n Uriggs M 1 1, ilriig nrinkerhoir S B, ] Cohen R it Co, g i Denis Charles T, I ! SANTA Bi! 10 Luis Obisjio, east \\ Ocean. County ^ h 1 - ■ — — r^rrr. OKIMCi:. Cimiity .Inll^;o ('(luiiiy (MitIv District Attoriu-y. .< SlicrilV liiM'onlcr 'ririisiiiTr Assessor Siirvfv miles; from Stockton, 4.'!") miles; from San tiucnlin, .".').> miles Oi'Kici;w8. — Francisco Do La (Jiierra, President; Juan Arata, AV'iliiam (' r- riilo, Augustin .ransseiis. Win Hi Trustees; A Packard, Attorn. ; .Toi-c Loren/aiui, Marshal ; W H Nor- way, Survc^yor; .Juan Arata, Treas- urer and Clerk I'ain A, general merdiandiso llriggs M II, tlriiggist and apothecary HrinkerholV S 15, physician Cohen K iVi Co, general merchandise! Denis diaries T, general inereliandise Kernaltl (Jliarles, attorney nt law Freeman Charles, pliysicrian Frissiiis Aiilhoiiy, general merchandise (loiix .T K, general miirchandise Huso Charles K, attorney at law Lahrado I'^rancisco, hiiihler Lohero .fos(% general mertdiandiso liOrd .1, physician lioureyro .1 M, general meri'liaiidise JMaguiif! F .1, general mercliant and agent AVells, Fargo & Co ^rarshall S, builder AFassiiii P, general merchandise ( )rd .1 L, physician Packard A, attorney at law Schappa Pietra l''r(,'diico S, gen mdso Shaw J 1$, pliysieian Sturgeon 11 S I, attorney at hiw Tubl)(!ts It 15, hotel proprietor Villa .Iani(!s Uev, clergyman SANTA BARBARA CO. Organized ]8')(). IJoundaries— North by San Luis ( )Iiis|i(), east by San Luis ( )bis|)o and Los Angeles, south and west by the I'aeilic ; Ocean, County Seat, Santa IJarbara. o 1' I' I c i; II s OFrU'E. INllMUKNT. ui'.sii)K\('i:. 'I'crin Kx|)lr<'H. SALAUV. ('i)inity Jiiitjio Francis .J. Mii^niiri'. Santa Hurl)ara. . . . Ciiinitv (Mcrk 1''. A. 'l"li(nn]is()ii. , " .... District Attorney S. I{. .1. !Siui'},'con. . " .... Slii'iiH' Ar/.ii I'oitcr " lii'cordcr K. A. Tliiiniiisoii . . " .... Treasurer Francis W. I'Vost , . " .... Assessor Atinnstin .lanssens. " Siiivevor 'I'lioniiis S|ini(,Mie. . ; " . . . . Coroner Win. A. Sircetcr, . " I'ul)lie A(hninistn\tor Vacant , " Siiperintendent I'ul)lic Seliools A. H. Tlioni|)S()n. . " lSu|iei-visor, 1st District lose do Ariia/. San Biirnavcntnra. " 2d " lose ^^l. Lonivyro. Santa Harl)ani.... " 3(1 " 'I'lionias W. Moore Santa Ynez .ranuary,18f,H Murcli" 18r,8 *1L'0( l'"ees. S.VM) Fees. ^.")00 I Fees. • l>r anil, per ann. porann. Sei-t. lRfi6. 1807. 1808. .*200 siLIO per ann. it niii'trc Santa Clara, Santa Clara Co, P o, '6 miles n w of San Jose, situated on the San Francisco and Siin Jose IJiiilroad, 40 miles s e of San Fran- cisco. Several of the leading educa- tional institutions of the State are located here, of which the Santa Clara I College, conducted by the Fathers of j the Society of Jesus, the Femah; Col- ! legiate Institute, and the Univer- sity of the Pacific, deserve especial i reference I ABBOTT D 0, blacksmith and wheel- wright, Main Accolti M Uev, clergyman (Catholic) Allen .laeol), physicitin Antes & Crowther, wagon and plow man- ufacturers, Mum Argues J U, general mdse, Franklin Baker (1 II Uev, clergyman (Methodist) BANNISTER E Rev, clergyman (Meth) and Pres University of the Piicific BILLINOS J M, Justice of the Peace, notary public, and real estate agent, Main Bland Adam, clergyman (Methodist) Braham & Co, butchers, Franklin CAMERON J H, proprietor Cameron House, Franklin A. i^OlEAN ft Co., Ban Franoiaoo. School Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Games, etff ; t \-\ f ' I; NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Folioies Kuaranteed by State of Now York, 222 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ciuvddii .Tosf'ph Rev, clerj^ymiin (Catli) Cntiildo J Uev, cUM-gymun (Citliolii!) Cole I'i M, boots and slioes, Aliiiii Diivies Vj II, inacliinist, Miiiii Deiincr it Son, proprietors omnibus line San Jose DIBBLE JOHN IT, manufacturer pumps and dealer tin and sheet iron wan;, Main Dickson John, blacksmith and wheelwright, Fi'aiikiia DuTo J L, siiloon, Franklin Erksoii Jolni. notary public and insurance agent, Main Fabing II W, blacksmith and wheelwright, Franklin Finch Solomon, wheelwright, Main Fish B F, horse trainer Fitts William, proprietor omnibus line, Sun Jose Forbes &, Co, drugs and medicines, Main Franck F C, harness maker, F^'anklin FREKLAND E G, agent Howe's Sowing IMiU'iiines and druggist, Main Gairaiid Louis, general mdse, Franklin Gandliifh Henry, boot and shoe maker, Franklin GLEIN \ EBEUHARD, tannery, Alviso Gosl".'ry J F, hoot and shoemaker, Main Grov<; "G II, saddlery. Main Gnbser Frank, hairdresser, INIain Ilabicli August, general mdse, Alviso Hall Win. proptr stage line Santa Cruz Ham li K, livery stable, Franklin Harris James, blacksmith and machinist, Main Ilazen Win Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Henderson M V, books and stationery, ami agent Truman & Co's F^xpress, Main Hender.-on Samuel, postmaster, Alviso Johnson S S & Co, Hour mnnut's. Plaza Jones A■ W. Ilorriiiyton . Slicritr '. .IdIiii 11. Ailiiiiic. . . Hccoriler , Mark Lcnvuiiwortli Trua-invr ! Al.i.jali iMc(^ill . Tax Collector '|)wi;;lit J. Hiiriipit. Assessor ; William O. Harkor Surveyor jjolin J. llowcii . . (Coroner ; Aiulrow J. Cory. I'ubllc Ailuiiiiistrntor '\V. W. I-awrfiicc. . Siiperiiitcinlciit I'tiMic Schools 1 Wesley Toiiiier. . . Supervisor, 1st District John Q. A. llallou. " 2(1 " .John Cook jSnnta Clara " ;j(l " .John A. IVrkiiis ...(iilroy '■ 4th " Frank Sleeper j Mountain View. , March, 1 8GS .^2000 pr aim. " " 1 Foes. «;)()i) & fees. Fees. n Sa.lOO pr ann. Fees. I'er (licra. " *!t'JO per ann. 1870. rerdicm. 1870., " 181)8.! " At Lnrfrc |.I. A.Quinly, Cli'n.|S«n .rose. Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz Co, P O !ind County .seal of Santa Cruz Co; le;.'!il distances : from Sacraiinuito, 21.') miles ; from Stockton, 245 miles ; from San (iuentiii, 1.'5") miles. The attiiiclivenesd of tliis loeality as ii plaee of siminier resort i,4 aeknoul- e(I;;ed by the larjre number of peopli? from till parts of the Stsite wiio visit it diirin;j; the fashionable .season. A lar^e and spacious hottd litis been re- cently erected 1m' G T IJromley, lO-^q, wiiich idfords nm|)le aeeommodations to its numerous guests ADA^IS SAIMUEL, limekiln. Const road ALLAN .1 I), Ciibinet maker. Main ANTHONY WILLIAM, hardware and tinware, JNEissic.n AULD O G, painter and draughtsman, IMission Baldwin A, clothing, boots, etc, Plaza Harnet S, genertil mertthandise. Main Barson Frederick, groceries, etc, Lower Bartlett it Dyer, gcnend mdse, Willow Bi s.se K, .Utorney at law Bai sell Henry, brewery Beck Tliomas, blacksmith, Main Beecher Lyman, supt San Lorenzo Paper Mill Co Bender E, genl mdse and lumber. Main Bernheim G & Co, genl mdse. Main BLUM ISAAC & CO, general mdse Boomer Susan, millinery. Willow Bovnton E V, watchmtdier. Main BliO.MLEY GE0II(;E T, propr Pacific Ocean House, Willow Brown Ilemy, saloon, Mtiin Brownstone & Bro, genl mdse, IMain Biiller E P, photographer CALIFORNIA POWDER CO, ware- house, AVharf Casanova A D Rev, clergyman, (Catholic) Mission Cathciirt Robert, confectionery, IMain Conitie W P, saloon. Main Cooper & Co, genl mdse, jNIain Cooper A C, physician Cooper A S, tigt Slate Telegraph, IMain Davis & Cowell, limekiln. Coast road Diesing Otto, brewer, Mission DU.STIN & CO. livery stable, iMain EFFEY WILLIAM, watchmaker and je\V(!ler. Main ELLIOTT WILLIAM, licpunv. Main Farnham Luther, saloon, lower Plaza Felker Siltis, post mtister, Miiin FlintolT Jose|)h, hor.se shoer. Main FOREMAN S W, civil engineer, Main Francis R C, hairdresser, Willow Frcar Walter, clergyman, (Cong) Coast Hiilahan F, tailor. Plaza Harris II, propr Franklin House, Main Hays & Wimken, saloon, Willow Huzen Edward A, clergyman (Methodist) Coast HEATH ALBERT, atty at law, Willow i' ' A. BOISAN & Co.i San Francisco, receive New Books by every Stcamor. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) -^ ^/ / 4^0 ^ 1.25 1^ •u IS |28 134 |2j2 1^ 9it*U IIE i.4 II 1.6 — 6" 7. 7 Photographic Sciences Corporation U V«i: ;' MAIN STMfT WnSTMR.N.Y. U5tO (7l6)t73-4S03 iUt NOBTH AMEBIC A LIFE! INSTTBANCE OO. The best company in the United State ii. 8 .a o CD I OQ B t' 1-1 E S a X 6 0? CO o m ^ 224 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Heitman II, tailor, Main Hilltnan Sam R, cabinet maker, Mission Holmes S, physician, Willow James T, wlieelright. Main Johnson R H. gunsmith, Willow Jones A & Co, planing mill, Coast road JONES F & CO, proprs Santa Cruz Tan- nery, Coast Road Kerby Richard, tannery, Coast road KITTRIDGE F M, physician, Main KOOSER & McPHERSON, publishers Santa Cruz Sentinel Kron & Matthews, tannery Law Robert C, harness maker, Lower Plaza Leonard Michael, saloon. Main LESLIE JAMES, genl mdse. Mission Lincoln «fc Martin, livery stable, Willow Loop Charles, clergyman, (Episcopal) Luken & Foster, blacksmitiis, Main LYNCH & BRAGG, planing and turn- ing mill. Willow Maloney James, saloon. Mission Martin W H, foundry and grist mill. Mis- sion Matheson Peter, saloon. Main TcDermott Wm P, druggist. Plaza Merrill J M & Co, confectionary, Plaza Meserve A R, genl mdse. Plaza Mouteverdc M G, genl mdse, Main Nurse R II, dentist, Willow Parsons C P, dentist, Lower Plaza PEABODY W F, physician, Willow Pew Edmund, atty at law and notary pub- lic. Main Pray & Hobbs, genl mdse. Plaza Randal Horace, boot manf, Mission Rhodes Wm H, gunsmith, Main Rountree & Chace, butchers. Lower Plaza SAN LORENZO PAPER MILL, Wm P Harrison agent, paper and powder Schwartz L, genl mdse, Lower Plaza Scoville D W, atty at law. Main Shepard J, drugs, medicines, books, sta- tionery, etc. Lower Plaza Skirm Joseph S, atty at law Sweeny T A, hairdresser. Plaza Vahlberg AVilliam, bakerv. etc. Main VAN DREESER & WILKINS, proprs Santa Cruz House, Main Vestel R K, wheelwright, Main WALLACE JEREMIAH, hairdresser, Main Waterman W F, blacksmith. Main Wellington Edmund, justice of the peace, Main Wente Daniel, saloon. Main Werner John, harness maker, Main WILLARD J W, supt California Powder Works ' Wilkinson Peter, wheelwright. Main Williams & Nelson, books, stationery, pe- riodicals, etc, Main Williams C W, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and insurance agent. Main ' Williams Edward L, attorney at law and notary public, IMain ' Wilson J C, atty at law | Wintcrhalder Theodore, butcher. Main I SANTA CRUZ CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries — North by San Mateo and Santa Clara, east by Santa Clara, south by Monterey and the Pacific, and west by the Pacific. County seat, Santa Cruz. a a M a a tt a OFFICERS, orruK. County .Tuilfjo County Clork Listrii't Attorney ....... Shcritr Rccordor Treasurer Assessor Surveyor Coroner Public Administrator Superintendent I'ulilio Schools Supervisor, Ist District " 2d " At large 3d " IX("fMnKXT. Angnstine W. Blair ; Thomas T. Tidhall Benj. F. Bayley. . . ' Albert .Tones T. T. Tidball iFrcd. E. Bailey ... Nelson Taylor .... ' Alex. McPherson . I [ Luther Farnham . . I !Robt. L. Mathews. Henry V. Stono Benj. A. Barney . , John W. Towno . . , F. A. Hihn hksidicsck. ' Tin E tplrcs. Watsonvillo Santa Cruz Wutsonvillo Santa Craz March, ti it tt ft tt tt tt tt •• tt « 1867 18fi8 tt tt tt Watsonvillo Santa Craz ft t< tt « 1866 Corralitas Soquel 186H Watsonvillo Soquel tt 1867 Sauta Cruz 1868 SALAItV. 1867 $1000prann. Fees. $600 per aim. Fees. Per diem. Fees. Per diem. MASON AN] FAOUIO INSUBANOB OO. Oaah Amete. 91A13i8ea.8a. CHIOKZSBINGPS Pianos have the best touch and tone. A. KOHLEB, Agent. San Franolsoo STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 225 £ e -3 o ■0 o « A ■0 s s « u I * a •H u I 9 m s Santa Inez, Santa Barbara Co, P O 41 miles n w of Santa Barbara Bolt Joaquin Rev, clergyman Indart Jose Maria P, post master Santa Rita, Santa Clara Co, (P O ad- dress Mavfield) 13 miles n w of San Jose MASON ANN, propr Oak Grove House Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co, P O, and County seat of Sonoma Count} . Le- gal distances : from Sacramento, 130 miles; from Stockton, 130 miles; from San Quentin, 40 miles Allen Henrv, wheelwright, Main BOSTWICK & MARTIN, feed and liv- ery stable, Main Boyce J F, physician BliOWN JOHN, attorney at law, and Justice of the Peace, Main Churchman William, attorney at law, and insurance agent, Fourth COLGAN EDWARD P, propr Santa Rosa House, and agent Pioneer Stage Line, Main Cowan Philip, varieties, Main Crane James, butcher, Main FARMER E T & CO, general mer- chandise. Third Farnswortii J W, hotel proprietor FLORENCE S C, cabinet maker, IMiiin Frazier Thomas Rev, clergyman (Presb) 1 Fulkerson T S, physician I Griffin John, saloon, cor Main and Third Hamilton Tiiomas, bakery, saloon anci res- taurant, Main I lleisel P, boot and shoe maker. Main 1 Henderson Harriet Mrs, millinery. Third Ilendley John, general merchant, express and agent Pacific Insurance Co, Main Hood G, watchmaker. Main Hood Thomas, harness maker, Third HOOD WM & CO, propri Santa Rosa Flouring Mills Iloyt Elijah, boot and shoe maker. Fourth Ilulbert Wm Rev, clergyman, (Meth) Jiickson E N B, general mdse. Fourth Johnson M, attorney at law, Main KESSING & TUPPER, agent Wells, Fargo «& Co and gen'l merchants. Main King C. attorney at law. Main King C Rev, clergyman, (Baptist) Kohle August, saloon, Main Label H, general merchandise, Main Lague A, blacksmith, Main Langdon C W, attorney at law, Main Latimer L D, attorney at law, and notary public Lee "William, hotel proprietor, Main Matthews A F, wheelwright Maxwell J G, groceries, etc. Main McConnell Wm E, attorney at law, Main McCorkle John P Rev, clergyman (Camp- bellite) McCullougli Wm, attorney at law, Main Middlcton Zacli, Justice of the Peace Millington Seth, attorney at law, Main Morrow James, tinsmith. Fourth Morse & WoodruflF, propis Pioneer Stage Line North Ralph, attorney at law. Main PORTER D A, photographic artist, Main RAGAN & CO, blacksmiths, Main Rainey A C, harness maker, Main Richards John, hair dresser. Main Robinson J W, blacksmith and wheelw'ght Roney & Noonan, saloon, Fourth ROSS WILLIAM, attorney at law. Main Sacry & Ilyls, varieties, Main Shane Adam, groceries, etc. Third Sigrist Charles N, cabinet maker Smith J L, wheelwright, Main SMITH S S, painter Smith William R, blacksmith Spencer Thomas, druggist, insurance agt, and postmaster. Third Stockton J D, physician Taylor John S, butcher. Fourth Temple Jackson, attorney at law. Main Thomas A, at tome v at law, Main THOMPSON T'L, publisher Sonoma County Democrat TRINQUE W D, dentist. Main Williams J S, physician WISE & GOLDFISH, genl mdse. Main Wise M, general merchandise, Main Saratoga, Santa Clara Co, P O, 10 mihis 8 w of San Jose, Graham Wm G, prop Congress Hall Harrison John, hotel proprietor. Laird Mitchcl, general merchandise, LUSE A S, physician McCay C, flouring mills and tannery McClay John, clergyman McWilliams James, blacksmith Newhouse C, postmaster York William, machinist and wood me- chanic ::k A. BOMAir ft CO. Tho only exolOBive BoOk Store on the Faciflo Ooaat. 16 ^ NOBTH AMEBIGA UFS nrSUBAHOB CO. No reateiotion on oocapaticm or tnvti. I I O n ^ 226 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Sawyer's Bar, Klamath Co, P O, 25 miles s e of Orleans Bar Abrams P and J, (Big Flat) general raercli!\ndise Barrows T A, lumber manufacturer Bigelow G W, hotel keeper Buel Wm M, (SnmmerviUe) genl mdse Dornn & Dwyer, general merchandise Forbes & Fairchild, (Centerville, So. Sal- mon) general mercliandise Grant William, postmaster ] Nichols Charles K, hotel proprietor Peters Carston, brewer ! Wagner A F & Co, general merchandise | Walters & Brown (Petersburg) general i merchandise ' Wlielan & Bell, general merchandise Scott's Bar. Siskiyou Co, (P O ad- dress, Scott Kiver) 25 miles w of Yreka David D, saloon Eastin A, attornej at lanr Fkhev Charles, blucksmith Goodule & FaIvis, butchers Hurt 2: A, ttttoi-nej Ht law Hicks- C» A, gtnt'ral merchandise Hnrst J & Co, boot and shoe maker Hutchinson Wna, hotel proprietor Isam-s John, general merchandise Ijc Craig R(\btrt, clergyman Ijedue il B, proprietor saw mill INIartield John, wagon maker Mcambei* A, produce merchant Ni-ntzol & Simon, general merchandise Paiek J, geneva! merchandise Quimdrew M, (Johnson's Bar) general laerchandise' R(;iiawfiilt William, eiprtss Agent Biilina WitUum, saloon Roi)er Mrs, physician Simon Sigmund, poetmastcr 'TLchfujr il C, express agent SCOttsburg^, Fresno Co, 25 mile^ Milleitoiv (see CentcjrvUle) of jSeaFSTUIO, San Mateo Co, P O, 61 mile* s w of Redwood City i Eittrcnkotter A,, hotel keeper I Lloyd Win, hlacksmitiB Pago Wmy genl merchant and pcetntaster I ! SMITH NATILAN G, butcher \ Sp'^ulding JosepFn, saloon j Sebastopol, Napa Co, P O, 9 miles n | of Napa City i Arnold B W, agent Wells, Far^jo & Co, j general merchant and postmaster j McDonald a C, proprietor Sebasfop.il i Exchange and blackbmith and wheel- . Wright Perkins S D, general merchandise Potts J 11, blacksmith Utting n, propfr White House and Justice 1 of the Peace »• ' Winter Samuel, wheelwright 1 i Sebastopol, Sonoma Co, P O, IG miles | s w ol S:uitn Rosa ; Beatty William F, butcher BROWN J W, livery stable Coon Robert, blacksmith \ Davock & Co, gencal roei-chandise j Dougherty Benjamin G, salof«i Dougherty John, general merchandise Hoardes J R, physician and boot and shoe , maker ! Maxtit'ld Frank, saloon | Morris J H P, postmaster j Murray W E, harness maker i NEWBURGII & ZIELCKE, general ; merchandise ORR & TIBBETTS, proprietore Wil- sons Exchange Orr John, saloon and agt Truman & CVs Express Rutherford William, blacksmith SEDGLEY JOTHAM, lively stable WOODRUFF E C, wheelwright Ziulcjce W, agent Welb, Fuvgo & Co Secret Ravina Placer Cov (P O ad- : dress Newcastle) 5 mites » w of Au- burn Mitchell John, general merchandise Seiad Valley-- sr^^kiycu Co, P O, ui miles 9 w oi" Yreka Bailey & Co, general mertrhandis© Reeve Williim> B, postmaster andgerrmdse , Sell0tt*8 Ranch, Yuba Co, P O, miles — of Marysville > n 9 a o ■a 3 OS ScHon A R, postmaster Shasta, Shasta Co, PO and coontj seat uf Sliasia Co>; legal distances: froni .0 'A Beinert Da' FAGITIO ZSraUBAlfCS GO^ Offloe 432 CalifoEnia Street^ Bon. Frandaoo. MABCHAZiIt & HITTAUBB'S Pianos, Cheapest made. A. EOHLEB, Agent, San Franoisoo. STATE OP CALIFORNIA 227 3 u o it Sncramento, 185 miles; from Stock- ton, 235 miles; from Sf.n Quentin, 315 miles Beinert David, boots and shoes Bicking Jacob, blacksmith BUSH C C & CO, groceries and pro- visions and agent Pacific Inuirance Co BYSTLE DANIEL T, carpenter and lumber Chandler B F, livery stable COLEMAN A«& CO, importer hardware, iron, steel, and agricultural imple- ments CONMY JOHN J, editor and proprietor Shasta Courier Cooper Samuel, telegraph and news agent Dobrowsky Adolph, watchmaker and jew- eler Dunn Dennis H, livery stable DURICK JAMES, liquors and billiards Eames Charles, blacksmith Follansbee John S, attorney at law Garreoht Lawrence and Co, butchers GILBERT JONATIION K, groceries, |)rovisions, etc GREENE TOM, proprietor Shasta Hotel (ireiner Sigmund, saloon Grolef'end Augustus, groceries and pro- visions IIABICH HENRY, wood and ivory turner Hardman William, hair dressing and baths ISAACKS SAMUEL, blacksmith Lilacs Joseph, dry goods, clotliing, etc Isaacs R & Bro, dry goods and clothing JAGER CHARLES A, furniture, bed- ding, etc KNOX GEO R, liquors and billiards LEWIN E & CO, assayers and jewelers Litsch Charles, liquors and billiards Lynch Daniel, groceries, provisions, etc Manasse Jacob M, fancy goods, stationery, and tobacco McDonald Charles, clerk County Court Michaelson & Litsch, groceries and pro- visions Morette John P, harness and saddlery Mullen & George, blacksmiths Richards & Bidwell, blacksmiths and wagon makers SCHROTER G C, saddlery, harness, etc SCOTT JOHN V, proprietor Franklin House SHASTA COURIER, John J Conmy editor and publisher SHASTA HOTEL, Tom Greene proptr SHURTLEFF BENJAMIN, piiysician S PRAGUE ROYAL T, attorn.'y at law STEVENSON ROBERT & CO, gro- ceries, provisions, hardware, wines and liquors Taylor & Voluntine, tin and sheet iron workers, stoves, hardware, etc TRACY FELIX, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and agent Phn;nix Insurance Co Wellendorif Louis, druggist, apothecary, and postmaster ; Willielm George L, tailor ■ Zorn Angelina, oils, paints, and glass SHASTA CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries— North by Siskiyou, east by Lassen, south by Plumas and Tehama, and west by Trinity. County seat, Shasta. O F I' I c E n s . OFFICE. INCI'MIUCNT. RKSIOKNTK. Term Expires. Jiin'y, 18C8.. Miircli, " . , (( (( (< (( It <> • • (( (( (( (( it tt tt it tt tt tt tt it tt It tt SALAUY. Cniinty .Tiulgo Ci)iintv (ylerk CImiincy C. Hush . Clmrles'Mi'Doiinld. John (i. I'ollnnsliec Win. K. lIoppin;?s. (icor^'c 1). Forties. F. B. Chmidler . . . Jolin W. Garden , . Alfred I'. Liidd . . . S. IMIiks nniiiel Lynili Diinicl Lyneli W. L. Carter Shasta S2100prnnn. Fees, District Attorney SI 500 j>rann. Si\crili" Hccordcr " tt Treasurer «1500prann. Fees Tnx Collector Assessor §8 per diem. Surveyor Coroner (1 I'liltlic Administrator •< Superintendent Pnhlii^ Seliools f (iOO ))cr nnn. Supervisor, 1st District 2d " 3a " Austin Engle D. F. Lack HoiuinK Uiver .... Sliin};lctown it A. BOUAN & Co., San Franoisoo. Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Books. n '. .. '1 *j ^ i '.' 3 ^ ', rt H .■. ;■ , i ;;; ■ o O 1' :! t »' 1 ■ NOBTH AMBBIOA I.IFB HTSUBAITOB OO. Folioies Ruaranteed by State of New York. s 8B I I 6 c m O ^ 228 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Shaws Plat. Tuolumne Co, P O, 2 miles n of Sonora Crane II G, general merchandise Grant II G, mining store Jacobs J, dry goods Sheldon, Sacramento Co, P 0, 20 miles s e of Sacramento Kelly Johii, hotel proprietor Maholm J B, general mcht and postmaster Miller Peter, blacksmith Nelk Nicholas, blacksmith Sherlock Creek, Mariposa Co, (P O address, Mariposa) 3 miles s of Mar- iposa Conklin S W, general merchandise Shingle Springs, El Dorado Co, P O, on the Sacramento Valley Railroad, 45 miles e of Sacramento City Bentley & Simpson, Empire Saloon Bishop C, agent Whitney & Co Bradbury E C & Co, blacksmiths and wagon makers Campbell J C, agt teamsters' Association Carroll J II & Co, flour and grain Colburn J, hotel proprietor Cooley Charles, saloon and restaurant Coutloe & Brown, hardware, crockery, tinware, etc Earl D W, forwarding and com mcht Edwards .1 R, physician and surgeon EPPINGER J, groceries, provisions, and general merchandise ' Faneuf & Smith, blacksmiths and carriage makers Frecland George, blacksmith ! FURTII JACOB, postmaster and dry goods, clothing, etc GORDON & CO, hay and feed Greenhood M, forwarding and com mcht Hall D T, proprietor Planter's Hotel Hall D T & Co, blacksmiths and wagon [ makers j Ilanak S, wholesale and retail hardware, stoves, crockery, etc Heinz C, Star Brewery Ileublcin L, saddles and harness Horning J, P^xcclsior Restaurant KEELY AUSTIN, Railroad Saloon Kervuel J & Co, groceries, provisions, boots, etc McGee M Mrs, hotel proprictre js McQuiston Tlios, lumber MIJFFLEY W N, agent Wells, Fargo & Co Newbauer H & II W, tobacco, stationery, and varieties Parker S AV, blacksmith Perkins W L & Co, forwarding and com mehts and dealers in quicksilver, pow- der, etc Phipps James, saddle and harness maker Shaw George H, telegraph agent TAYLOR N C, phvsician and surgeon WADISH & JUcCONLEY, Sacramento Saloon Whitney & Co, forwarding and commis- sion merchants and dealers flour WILLING R N, groceries, liquors, cloth- ing, O'C o a o o a 9 e a I SIERRA CO. Organized 1852. Boundaries — North by Plumas and Lassen, | east by State of Nevada, south by County of Nevada, and west by Yuba. County seat, Downieville. oppiCEns. OI'KICK. IXCrMIlKNT. kksii>i;n('K. Term Kxplren. County .Jtidpe S. B. DftviiUoii . . County Clerk |W. Ford Tliomas District Attorney .Tamos M. Haven. . . " Sheriff '. K. M. Piirrinton . . . , " Ucroriier , W. Ford Thomas .'■■ " Auditor ,,!. W. Hrown " Treasurer H. Molincux | " Assessor I. Corhett Gibsonvilie. Surveyor J. Coirtor I " Coroner A. .lump Downieville Puhlie Administrator H. K. W. Bent . . . ; " Superintendent ruhlic Schools Isaac B. Fish " Supervisor, Ist District [S. McCrory St. Louis. . . 2d •• lA. B. Asher JDownievillo 3d " iE. A.Meilly iForest City. Downieville Jnn'y, " March, 1868 1868 SALAUY. S2400prann. 2500 " 1200 " 4000 " Fees. $K)00prann. 1500 " Fees. I s s § n I u « B o m 6 Sept., 1866 1867 $400 pcrann. 500 " 600 " 600 " 1 Sierra V miles e Sierravil Sierra ^ ville I Attwood A, i Boyce S G, 1 Ca'n W C, & Fairchilds - •d Gates Silas 1 Haun Edga Henckin A 1 Northup H 1 E? I Thompson Turner & 1 Wigginton SOLAI Sacramento i I n I -a d OF County J«dy I County Clerk District Attoi I Sheriff . . . Recorder . 1 Trcasurer I Assessor . ' Surveyor . '. Coroner . ' l»ubUc Admi Superintcn't Supervisor, I 2 " 3 I \ Soldiers a S m 2 C ■g % ^ 2 s a H i 8 ^ « a 1 5 4 1- u 6 n N — mi I Pine I N, Somerv miles Dexter O Dupuis El Hard R & KELLNl chand LOBREE Lobree Isi MEEK I\ Ruggles C SCAMMt agcnl hotel Sendermo Weller H Sonom e of Baslit Fr The DirMtory of the FAOXI'IC ia oompoied of the best buaiaeu men of Oaliforuia. A.] A. KOBLBB, Son Franoisoo, Agent for Ohiokering ft Son's Pianos. 8TATB OP CALIFORNIA 231 ROBERTSON JAMES W, editor and propr Merced Herald and atty at law Robinson J A (Merced River) distiller Ross S H P, attorney at law SENSAUAUGH J B, Sheriff Merced Co Shaver P, blacksmith Skelton & Turner, general merchants and agents Wells, Fargo & Co TALLEY A E, confectionery Tucker J W, physician Turner & Brien, livery stable Wigginton P D, attorney at law Williams John S, postmaster SnUgVille, San Joaquin Co, PC, — miles — of Stockton Dougherty J F, general merchandise Dougherty L J, saloon kee{)er and P M Solano, Solano Co, P O, 30 miles n e of Fairfield Dreisbach W, hotel proprietor and P M i SOLANO CO. Organized 185(V Boundaries — North by Yolo, east by j Sacramento, south by Suiaun Buy, west by Napa. County Seat, Fairfield. orriCE. IXCI'JUIENT. Couoty JtKi;:^' ThoniHS M. Swan . County Clerk ' Wm. J. Costigan . . nistrict Attorney , j Slieriif I Ilccorder Treasurer ] Assessor ■ Surveyor , I Coroner I Public Administrator ; Supcrinten't Puldic Schools , I Supervisor, 1st District. ... 2(1 " 3d Joseph McKenna John S. Wood .... Henry G. Wetmorc John B. Lemon. . . Charles A. Pine. .. Wm. Wayne Fitch H. B. llicc Joseph Ilcwith .... Geo. W. Simonton Daniel N. Hastings Si\mpson Smith. . . " I Charles S. Cusliinjr BESIDENCK. Term ExpifM. Fairfield j Jun'y, 1 870. Suisun 'March, 1808. Fairfield i " Suisun Valley . . , Fairfield Denverton Fairfield Vacnville Suisun Valley . . Vallejo Benicia !Oct., Suisun Valley . . . . j " Main Landing .... I " 8ALAUY. $2IOOprann. Fees. SI ,000 & Fees Fees. 1867.. 1867.. 1866.. $600 per ann. Per diem. I Soldiers* Bridge, Lassen Co, P O, I — miles — of Susanville Pine I N, postmaster Somerville, Contra Costa Co, P 0, 18 miles s c of Martinez Dexter O D, books, stationery, etc Dupuis Eugene, bakery Hard R & Co, butchers KELLNER & KLINE, general mer- chandise LOBREE A, general merchandise Lobree Isaac, saloon and general mdse MEEK A L, fruits, confectionery, etc Ruggles C A, physician SCAMMON GEORGE II, postmaster, agent Bamber & Co's Express, and hotel keeper Sendermon A, general merchandise Weller H O, general merchandise SonomA, Sonoma Co, P O, 23 miles s e of Santa liosa Baslit Frank S, physician Bushnell D E, clergyman (Presbyterian) COOK & MARSHALL, general mer- chants Cornwall A J Rev, clergyman (Presb) Cowan & Tait, butchers, East Crawford C II Rev, clergyman (Presb) CUNNINGHAM W W REV, principal Sonoma College and clergyman, Pres- byterian DILLON CHARLES II, druggist, Napa Duhring F & Co, general merchandise, agt Wells, Fargo & Co, and National Insurance Company, Napa Gillespie E J Rev, clergyman (Presb) Harris George, tinsmith. Plaza Hudson James L, watchmnkcr, East LARSEN OLAF, saloon. East Lawler James, hotel, Napa Leiding C F, general merchandise. Plaza LUTGENS J, proprtr Union Hotel, Napa Martin & McDonnell, blacksmiths and wheelwrights, Napa Mast J W, harness maker, Plaza McIIarvey, Hope & Co, blacksmiths and wheelwrights. Plaza s 1 \'']\ A. BOMAir ft Co., San Franoisoo. fbotograpb Albums, Fme Qift Books, eto. The FoUolra of the NOBTH AMUIBIOA ZiI7IB urSUBAlTOB CO. bear the Mel of New Tork. I I 8 i n O Q H 232 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PAULI G T, general merchtindi^c, Nnpa Puppe J A, general merchandise, East Rape D C, butcher, Napa Tauro Victor, physician and wine manu- facturer, I'lazn TIRNEN JOHN, biikerj". East Van Gcldern Charles, physician. East WILSON .TOIIN G, saloon. East WORTH LEWIS W, i>ostmaster, notary public, books, stationer, etc, Plaza Wratten George L, attorney at law and agent Pacific Insurance Co, Plaza SONOMA CO. Organized ISaO. Lake and Napn, fioiith by Sun Pablo Hay County Seat, Sunta Rosa. OFFIOKRS Roundaries — North by Mendocino, east by and Marin, west by Mariu and the Pacific. OKtlCE. INCUMBENT. RUSIDESrE. Coiintr Jiiil^ County Clerk District Attorney Shcritr. Kcoonkr Trcftsiircr Asscijsor Surveyor Coroner PuMic Adminidtmtor Sn[)€rintcm1ciit Ptiblic Suliools SufW-Tvisor, 1st District 2d " " 3d " Jiin'y, Miircli, I Olios. VV. Lunation i Sttittn Kosa Wni. 1j. Anderson. Wm. Koss Jumcs P. Clark . . . Mnrniy Wliallon . . Elijah T. Fanner. . Georpe W. Unie . . John B. Wood.... H. 1). Cockcril.... K. G. Bab«r i Near Santa Kosa Charles (}. Aini-s . . Santa Ro»a Zadock Jaikson . . . j Fetaluina ;Nov John K. Smith ; Smith's Ranch i " A. B. Anil I llealdsbHrtf | " Near Petal nma. Hcaldshnrp.... Bloomlicid Tenii Exiilrcs. 1868 1868 1868., 18ti(i., 1867. SALARY. SaiDOprann. fees. $I500prann. Fees. *900 per nnn. f4 per diem. SOI . , Tuolumne Co. P O and incor- porated town, and Coui.ty Seat of Tuolumne County. Legal distances : from Sacramento, 115 miles; from Stockton, 70 miles ; from San Quen- tin, 200 miles OFi-'iCEtts. — C Labertour, (President) li Hughes, William Rudorf,J Gardy, Trustees ; .J Hall, Treasurer; A Mar- de.o, Secretary Adasse F, upholsterer Ritche J, gunsmith Raer Mayer, dry goods, etc RARHER II P, attorney at law BEMIS & MARDES, proptrs City Hotel Boren C, groceries, etc Bow A, boots and shoes BOYD & NEWCOMER, proptrs Center- ville Stage Line, ollice. City Hotel Brown C C, attorney at law Brown F T, proprietor Bank Exchange Brusie G, general merchandise Burden C, furniture, etc BUSH G C, saddles and harness Cabesut J, restaurant Cady ,1 S, agt Pacific Insurance Co, and dealer paper Hangings Cnrkeek A, boots and shoes Cimmermnn II, groceries COFFIN & BRUNTON, publishers Son- ora Herald Collins D J, boots and shoes Condit & Parker, hardware Conrad A, hairdresser Cripin II, liquors, etc , Crossett T, dentist Dorsey Caleb T, attorney at law Dos II, butcher Duquesne D, wines and liquors Dyer D A, stoves and tinware Ede Joseph, saloon Edwards J F, auctioneer > Ferral Robert, attorney at law FIELD W H, saddle and harness maker FLETCHER A, propr Sugar Pine Mills FRANCISCO A N, publisher Union Democmt Franklin J .J, physician Freund F A, city sexton Galvin E R, attorney at law • • Gaudin G, groceries ' • ' * Gumpert E, clothing • •• Hang A, variety store ' . > i Hall Josiah, mining store Hanson J K, books and stationery and tel- egraph ofilce Harter and Gharety, blacksmiths Imber A, billiard table manufacturer Jalumslein Z, jeweler b a a 6 s I B n The PACIFIC INBUBAKCB GO. pays all loBsea in Oold Coin. A. KOBUUB, Ban Tnmolioo, Agent for Ohlokerins ft Son's Pianos. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. 238 .J, Fargo Johns T W, physician Joseph & Rro, dry goods Kniser F, jtnveler Kniirmann RI, dry goods KENFIKLD D M, agent Well; &Co Keyater J, ditcii superintendent Klein II C, maritet Laberstour C, Court Exchange Lambert J 11, restaurant Lang Charles, baiter Lcnz Herman, saloon Leon Jolin, millinery Madson John G, grocer Marko S, gunsmith McLean D, Sonera Stables McNEIL H B, attorney at law Meade D, hair dresser Menedez J, dcuitist Mock A, dry goods MONAIIAN & WHIPPLE, livery sta- ble Mooney J F, attorney at law Mundort'tlolin, variety store Newman William, saloon Pastures U L, dealer gold dust Pugsley E, market Uei'b E, dry goods Reeb M, boots and shoes Ilicliards K, groceries Riclibcr C, sidoon Riordan C, saloon Riordan D F, dry goods llitzwoller S, dry goods Roclier P, physician and druggist Roc'k John, saloon Rogers E A, attorney at law and notary public ROONEY J F, attorney at law J ! Rolher William, groctu'ies I I Ruilorf William, Eagle Restaurant I Rutledge 3*, stoves and tin ware i j Ryan 1 /, saloon 3 I Schulor II, saloon ' I Sclir iz II C, groceries SEARS W L, physician ■ SEWELL DANIEL, photographer Shaw John, drugs and medicines SMITH & LEONARD, Riflle Saloon Smyth E, boots and shoes Spirrits L, general merchandise Stimetc G, restaurant Stone J N, attorney at law Street II L, post master and bookseller and stationer Superville P, groceries and provisions Sylvester A, cigars and tobacco Sylvester N, fruit Tabor George, saloon TAIJOU G T, groceries THOMPSON GIDEON, notary public VAN PRAAG J, Mountain Express agt Vansycklo II, saloon Walker John, physician Woicott Oliver, attorney at law WoUleng John, Centre Market Wyckoti' William, groceries Soquel, Santa Cruz Co, P O, 3 miles e of Santa Cruz Breeso Stephen, general merchandise Brown Henry, hotel keeper Eldridge George, wheelwright Hale & Briety, tannery Parsons Jacob, blacksmith Pcit'- Edward, general merchant and post master Porter G K & B F, tannery Robertson S L, physician Stone II P, attorney at law WILSON O P, proprietor flouring mill Spanish Dry Diggings, El Dorado Co. (P O address, Todd's Valley) 20 miles n of Placervillo Hunter W II, general merchant Spanish Plat, El Dorado Co, PO, 7 miles n ol' Placervillo Demith R, propr saw mill Roelke G W, merchant and hotel propr Sawyer J J, mining store Wattles C W, post master Spanish Ranch, Plumas Co, P O, 6 miles w of (iuincy Chapelain Charles, (Rich Bar) genl mdsc Gansner Benjamin, (North Fork) saloon and boarding Hart Richard (Smith's Bar) genl mdso Hyde C W, (Twelve Mile Bar) hotel proprietor Irwin Richard (Rich Bar) genl mdse Mc Shean, (Rich Bar) butcher Thompson & Kellogg, general merchants and hotel proprietors Thompson Richard, postmaster Twing James, (Junction Bar) genl mdse A. BOICAU' ft Co., San Francisoo. Medical, Soientiflo, and TheoIotEioal Books. N r'l If n Mil i i, .«;;■ i 'm fj wM i f 6 The Folloies of the NOBTH AHSRIOA TAWB INB. CO. are Indiiputabla from date of In;: 284 PACIFIC COAST HUS1N15S8 DIRECTORY. I SpanishtOWn, San Ilatoo Co, 2") inilfs « of Sun Francisco, (see Half Moon Hay) Sportsman's Hall, El Domdo c- P 0, 12 mill's e of IMaccrville Bailroms AV, |)ropr saw mill ! Blair & Forney, hotel proprietors, ' Blair J & J, liotel and saw mill proprs Brightman II, propr saw mill ' Bryant A & W, (O^jlcsby Hoatl) proprs saw mill Reiber L, (Carson Roail) hotel proprietor Springfield, Tnolumne Co, V O, 3 miles n w of Sonora Sherburne, Mrs M A, gcnl mdsc Whitesides Thomas, dealer gold dust St. Helena, Napa Co, P O, 18 miles n of Napa City ' Bindig Charles, boot and shoe maker ' Blumer J, saloon BOYNTON G F, druggist Brown Charles M, saddle and harness maker ' Bryan D C, attorney at law Calderwood M, wheelwright ; Carver & Phillips, general merchandise, Christmnn T, butcher ' Clark J W, Justice of the Peace ' Dalley Ferdinand, merchant tailor DONALDSON D S, physician I Francis .1 II & J G, general merchandise ', Fulton David, wine grower j Ilaskins W A, notary public and Justice of the Peace ' llolvell David, blacksmith \ Hughes James, boot and shoo maker | (iaiewsky D & Bros, general merchandise : Garnett Richard, physician (Jillespie E J Rev, clergyman (Presb) flenkins Samuel C, livery stable Lazarus & Levy, agents Wells, Fargo & Co, and general merchants Potter John C, black'imith Rule D K, physician Schrnm Jacob, barber and wine grower, S(.am«'n \l, wheelwright I Slioehan B J, saloon SI( J MAN D AVI D, blacksmith and wheel- wright Smith W N Rev, clergyman (Mctholist) Stratlon Frank, butcher j Terkildsen C, general merchandise i Vines Joseph, saloon and feed ctab'e WARNER CHARLES M, house and sign painter Warren I B, contractor i Young B S, physician j St. Louis, Sierra Co, P O, 18 miles n of Downieville Carmichacl Alexander, butcher Logan John M, postmaster Small Jacob, mining and general merchan- dise 1 STANISLAUS CO. Organized 1854. Boundaries — North by San Joa- quin, east by Tuolumne, south by Merced, west by Santa Clara. County Scat, Knight's Ferry. O F F I C E K 8 , OFKIt'K. County Judj^c County Clerk District Attorney Sheriff Recorder Treasurer Assessor Surveyor Coroner Public Administnitor Superintendent Public Scjjools Supervisor, 1st District " 2d " " 3d " IXrrMHKST. RKSIDKNCK. Abial Elkins Knights Ferrv... Adolph Hewel I " " " ... A. G. Stakes " " . . . Georjic W. Branch, " " ... Adolph Ilcwel .... " " . . . Thomas "\V. Lane.; " " ... Rlisha D. Giddings Tuolumne River. Jacob Ward j San Joaquin Vacant T. T. Hamlin . . . . A. J. Pcaslec J. M. Nowsom Stephen Bishop . . . Stanislaus River . . Lagrange San Joaquin River Knights Ferry.... Torin I'.xplros. 1 8AI.AKY. Januarv.l 808 $1200 pr ami. March," 1808. Fees. " " $800pcrann, " " I Fees. Per diem. Fees. 1868 1867 1866 186. •0 s T3 d A e § CQ S200 prann. Per diem. O O O n A. KOHIil Stanislaus (see Bui I j Staples' B " I miles n i ; Stockton, seat of I I porated 1 creek of j miles frc i lance fro I nM fror 117 mil( From S and fron and thirt most (loi manding tural ant lioiie to wealth, gas, ant: artesian State Ir importuii located 1 with the of stages steamers ihrougbf Pacific I conatruci with Sai and Sac the Cen Coppero length, i: struction pected dt h 0) I •a a M 8 n 8 < SI Keop California Capital in California. Insure In the FACIT'.tC. Okfickks.- rome M3 Littlchal ding, As Judge ; ] terson, 1 and F ] M S Tin seph Ad Hook, I and Cha Alderme Abramsby IW Main A, BOM A. KOHIiOB, Sa 1 TruioiMO, importa Foreign and Amerloan Xnitrumenta for Band*. STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 235 StaDislOiUS Rivor, San Juaquin Co, I Adams Josopli, door^, snsli nnd bHnd») e ti a 1 CQ m 1 'S •a d a p cS Ph M 1 8 n • ^ S « i>i ^ o ^ m h ^ (see liurwocwl) Staples' Ranch, Sna Joaquin Co, 10 milt'!! n of Stockton Stockton, San Joa(|nin Co, P O, County seat of San Joaquin Co, and incor- porated city, situated on nn ann or creek of the San Joacjuln River, three miles from tlie main stream. Dis- i lance from Sacramento, T)! miles, s e, aiVl from San Francisco, by wafer, 117 miles, n c. Legal distances: From Sacramento, forty-five miles ; and from San Quentin, one hundred and thirty miles. This is one of the most floin-lshing interior towns; com- manding the tratle of a rich agricul- tural and mineral region, it must con- luiue to advance in iirosperity and wealth. The city is supplied with gas, and water is furnished by an artesian well, 1000 feet deep. The State Insane Asylum, and several important educational institutions are located here. Communication is had with the interior by numerous lines of stages, and with San Francisco by steamers, which make daily trips throughout the year. The Western Pacific Railroad, now in the course of construction, will connect this city with San Francisco, via San Jose, and Sacramento, where it will Join the Central Pacific Railroad. The Copperopolis Railroad, 38 miles in length, is also in the course of con- struction, and its completion is ex- pected during the approaching season. Ofkickks. — C T. Meadcr, Mayor. Je- rome Myres, Chief of Police ; James Litllehale, Treasurer; Charles Bel- ding, Assessor ; A G Brown, Police Judge ; L E Yates, Clerk ; E Mas- terson, L W Shippee, H W Hatch, and F P Williamson, (First Ward) M S Thresher, H Ilodgkins and Jo- seph Adams, (Second Ward) T v Hook, (President), Geo S Ladd, and Charles Hubner, (Third Ward) Aldermen. Abramsby M Main L, groceries and liquors, Weber Avenue Alegrette Gactano, groceries, Washington, VA Dorado Altingcr Chas, gunsmith. Main Andy's Saloon, billiards, etc. El Dorado, Internal Revenue Building ANTHONY T R, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and agent Pacific Insurance Co, Center Antonia Zignca & Co, groceries and liq- uors. Hunter Baekman Conrad, wheelwright, Weber Avenue Badg^'r«& i5. ;, house and sign painters. Main Baldwin F 1 , ntlorney and Court Com- missioner. Main Ballard A 1), wheelwright, Channel and San Joacpiin BARNES THOMAS, fruit and cider vinegar manufactory, Weber Avenue Belding Charles, fire and life insurance agent, Weber Avenue BELDING W J, dry goods. El Dorado Beysser & Haupt, forwarding and com- mission, Levee Bird M L, saddles and harness. Hunter BIVENS WILLIAM, editor and propr Daily Evening Ilernld, El Dorado Blake A N, undertaker and Coroner, Hun- ter Bond W H, undci taker, ofllce 'it}! Cem- etery Association BOURS & CO, bankers. Center, Breidenbach Joseph, furniture and bed- ding. Main Bridges P Mrs, millinery and fimcy goods, Main BROWN A G, notary piiblic. Justice of the Peace, and conveyancer. Main, op- posite Court House Brown B II, dealer grain. Levee Brown G A, Deputy Assessor Int'l Rev Brown Jas, carpenter and builder. Main Brown Warren, fruits, etc. Main Brown W T, physician, El Dorado Brownstein George, dry goods nnd cloth- ing. Main Bruckman C C, forwarding and commis- sion. Commerce and Levee Brush Reuben W, notary public and con- veyancer, Court House Buchanan P G, clergyman (Cong) BUDD J H. attorney at law. Odd Fel- lows Hall Building Burns & Devoll, blacksmiths. Center A, BOMAN & Co., San Franoisoo. Bibles, Frayw Books, Sunday School Books, eto. ifi! I IC Insure your life in the NOBTH AMSBIOA IJBer dealers. Levee Sirey J, carpenter and builder, Weber Av SISSON C H, stables. Center Skinner J A, clergyman (Presb) Smith G S. baths. Main Snyder A V, Union Saloon, Levoe Snyder C C, blacksmith, Weber Avenue SPERRY & CO, Stockton City Mills, Main Sposati N, physician and surgeon, EI Do- rado Sprague Z, gunsmith. Main ST DENNIS PETER, blacksmith. Center Stamper M & I, gents and boys clothing, furnishing goods, etc. Main Stilson W A, carriage painter, Channel and El Dorado Stockton and Copperopolis R R oflice. Agricultural Hall, San Joa(piin Stockton Rural Cemetery Association, Office Weber Avenue STOCKWELL & IMOSELY, staple and fancy goods. Main Rtodder E, wagon maker and dealer in hard wood, Sutter STOETZER II E, Copperopolis Res- taurant. Main StoU M. saddles and harness, Channel STOWELL JOHN, carriage and wagon maker, Main, bet Sutler and Cali- fornia STURGEON W S, tobacco and cigars. Levee Thorndike Albert, physician and surgeon, El Dorado Tilghman (ieorge, cashier Wells, Faigo & Co, and agt Mutual Life Ins, Center Tilton John, Eureka Saloon, Independent IMock Tinkham H, City Market, Mai.. Tiip|) R, saddle and harness maker. Main Tripp W, saddle and harness maker, ^laiii UNDERHILL & THUKSHKR, hard- ware iron and steel, Main, bet llunti r and El Dorado Vincent Gein-ge, millinery and dry good . and agt Florence Sewing Machines, Main Wagener J A, Avenue Market, American Avenue Waldman Samuel, cigars and tobacco, Levee Waldman Saml, cigars and tobacco, Main Walmer Heniy, livery stable, Weber Av Watson William S, Chief Kngineer Stock- ton and Copperopolis Railroad Watterhouse Jolm, stable. Hunter Weber C JM, Land Office Commissioner, Levee and Peninsula WEBSTER BROS, hardware, crockery, ond Agricultural goods, corner Main and Et Dorado Mi! Q a Webster Jol 1 veyanet s Webster Wi i « WELLS, E Exchan 2 Center 2 c 1 Wenderoth S i W(d)er 9 1 AVEST BR 2 dealers, . WilkinsJP i •0 Main i s Williams & : & n Odd Fe 3 5 Wilson Geoi 5 i Winter R, 1 lWOERNEI u u n S WOLF A, b I i Wolf Lewis. (Q «t wood.aia: d 3 manufiu ^a '3 ing mai SI t4 I YOST FR a commis 2 \OUNG W e Main w 3 i You', Bun & i sion. (\ ^ i ZIMMEK.M ii 6 1! Stony Poi n •0 < 1* t a s w ot ! 1 B Strawbei a 1 i'li mile 1 2 8 ^ Strawbc] c 2 1 oO mile a ? It,. • . 3 w ijirmmghain 2 >4* i ('iiainlicrlin 9 § l);ny Wm i Drake & D; ^ 1 3 3 Kinerson ]•'. H j Farr«'n Wn d ■H 6 proprle a ^ 1 Feeny Jas, 1 M McCormick j4 i pio|irie *» a S.ory P 11, 1 Sugar P 4 miles c § Baxter D 1 Daivily Th. and dr; The FACIFIO INSUBANOS Oo. Tho largest Oalifomia Insuranoe Oo, A. B( MASON ft HAUIiUrS OBGANS. A. EOHLEB. ARont. San Franolsoo. 1 STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 239 Lord, Warner «Sc Co, butchers Northrup Thomas J, hotel proprietor Webster Jolin II, notary public and con- veyaneor. Court House Building Webster William, meroliant tailor, Main WELLS, FARGO & CO, Express and Exchange, T R Anthony agent, office Center Wenderoth & Wiegand, Union Cellar, Weber Avenue and Hunter WEST BROTHERS, fruit and wine dealers, Huntc" Wilkins J P D, saddles, harness and hose, i Chrystler & Bartlett, saloon. Main Main ' Chrystler P J, agent Phoenix Ins Co Williams & IMoorc, drugs and medicines, ; Crocker & Owens, saloon Suisun City, Solano Co, P O, 1 mile s of Fairfield Ames Wm A, hair dresser. Main Breck Samuel, general merchandise, Main Campbell S D, physician. Main CANNON R B, livery stable. Main Odd Fellows Building Wilson George S, Shade Saloon, Levee | Winter R, boot and shoe manuf 'r, Main : .WOERNER J, Union Market. Channel j WOLF A, Stockton Livery Stable, Main ; Wolf Lewis, jeweler. El Dorado i WOODMAN & STOCKWELL, sack! nianufactuiers, book binders, and sew- ing mac'iiiiie agents. Main .rOST FREDERICK, forwarding and I commission. Commerce and Le\ee ' jlOUNG WILLIAM D, merchant tailor, \ 1 Main I I Yow, Bun & Co, forwarding and commis- 1 I sion. Coiinncrce and Levee '• ZIMMERMAN J A, saloon. Main I Stony Point, Sonoma Co, P O, 9 milts j s w of Santa Rosa i Strawberry Valley, El Dor.ado Co, j Vii miles e of IMacervillo I Strawberry Valley, Yuba Co, P O, I iJO miles n e of Marysville ; nii'mingharii J T. blacksmith I Cliambcrlin li H, saloon i Davy Wm II, propr Columbus House i Drake & Davis, general merchandise ! Kinerson E A. l)utcl)er Farr<'n ^Vm D, (La Porte Road) hotel proprietor Ftcny .Jas. (La Porte Road) hotel propr McCormick ,Ias, (La Porte Road), hotel proprietor Siory P II, proprietor Barton House Sugar Pine, TuoUimne Co, P O, 14 miles e of Sonora Baxter D F, (Mono Road) hotel propr Daivily Thi odore, (Mono Road) groceries and dry goods stages Benicia Cutler Milton, propr line and Vacaville, Main , Elirman & Bachman, genl mdse. Main Ehrman M, agent Occidental Ins Co, Main Frank J & Co, general merchandise. Main GILLESPIE GEORGE A & CO, edi- tors and pro|)rietors Solano Press Ilaile Joseph S, attorney at law and jus- tice of the peace. Main Hanson II, cabinet maker, jNIain Ililjorn E P, warehouse IIOOKE & CLARK, lumber, Ma'a Jacobs William, physician and de. .ler tin ware, IMain KENNEDY WILLIAM T, saloon, Main KNORP A F, pro[)r Pacitic Hotel, ]Main Losh Wm. post master and stationer. Main IMARSTON & STOCKMON. proprietors Suisun City JMilis, Main McMahan M S, druggist ami physician, JIain McMURTRY G W, attv at law, Main MEEIIAN JIAURICE; boot maker, Main Morrill G E. dentist, Main MORRIS AVILLIAM J, harness maker and livei'v stable proprietor, Main MuUer John, bakery. Main I'ayton & Williams, butchers. Main Pearcc >fe Hall, contractors. Main Pearce J W 3Irs, millinery, iMain Peke J J, produce, etc Perkins & Co. irrnceries. etc. Main PIERCK LEWIS, warehouse POWERS O B .t CO, editors and pro- prietors Solano Herald PRIEST S & CO, painters and paper- lumgers REGNAR FRANK A, hair dresser,Muin Rice & Cotting, butchers, Main ROBBINS R I), lumber Roberts John II, pcvioflleals and confec- tionery, Main il I ii I'-' '■■ i II ; I, ■| ti A, BOMAN ft Oo.> Soa Fronoiaoo, reoelve Ifew £ooks ty every Steamer. NORTH AMBBIOA IiIFB IN'STTR ANOH CO. The best company In the United States. I CO SI CO e I 03 & B t' r-t 10 C r 240 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ROBERTS THOMAS B, hotel proprie- tor, Mnin SHIELDS & IIIGGINS, blncksmiths Staples F O, agent National Insurance Co STOCKMON & BRO, drugs and medi- cines, Main Stockmon D M, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, Main TEIMPLE J A, sPloon, Main TRAINOR JAMvJS, wheelwright Vuille Wm, watch maker. Main WHITE A L, contractor. Main Winters H E, hoot and slioe maker. Main WRIGHT & HENRY, blacksmiths and wheelwrights, Main Nealc A C, druggist Neale J H, general merchandise T^eiser & Blanstock, general merchandise Phillips N, general merchandise ROOF I N, attorney at law and post master Sloss & Co, livery stabh Smith J, manufacturer Spalding Z N, physician Spencer E V, attorney at law Sprowle S M, physician i Steward J I, hotel pro[)riefor ' W^ard John S, atty at law, notary public ! and cimimissioner Washburn & GrilHn, general merchandise Summit, I'lumas Co, P O — miles — ! SuSCOl, Napa Co, (P O address, Napa of Qiiincy j City), (5 miles s w of Napa City Bringum William, blacksmith and wagon maker Ilalbert J G, post master Wilkins H C, hotel proprietor and general Mood^TArT'bhicksmith Berryman & Schidtze, (Suscol Valley) blacksmiths Brainard S C, hotel proprietor merchant Summit City, Alpine Co, (P O ad- dress, Cary's Mills) ;i() miles n w of Silver Mountain Cuples James, (Summit Lake) physician and hotel proprietor Williamson J, lumber merchant MOHRIS WM GOUVERNEUR, pro- l)rietor IMorrisania Orchard Pettineli T, general merchandi.-c Sutter Creek, Amador Co, P O, 1 miles n of Jackson Brignole B, mining store Brown James A, physician cf .11 T /-< i> /% 1 /^ ' Bunn & Newman, dry goods, clothing. SusanVllle, Lassen Co, P O and Coun- ] ,^„^,,^ .^,^^, ^,,^^^ ^ ^ ' ty seat ot Lassen County ; legal d.s- ; (.,,^^,^.„ ,,,,^^.,.,.j i,,,^,,,,^;,,, ances from Sac ram. -no, -200 mdos ; ; ^ j^ ^^.^,,^j. ^j,^ ^„j ^,,^^j j^^„ ^,^^,, from Stockton, 24i, n.des; from San ; ,)^;|,i^ j I), druggist and postmaster Quentin, y">5 miles Asher M & Co, general mcrcliandise Bader C, m •.Ltfaclurer Borette H S, pliysician Bowman E I), general merchandise Bruce A, Taggard, attorney at law Clemens W W & Co, manufacturers Cogswell & Co, livery stable Crane & Drake, contractors and manfrs Dewey A, jeweler ' Hamilton & Co, livery stable I Harrison Wm R, attorney at law I Harvey & Co, general merchandise Ilowe I W M, physician Knoch D, general merchandise l^ambert John, attorney at law . LONGMOHE A C, publisher Sage Brush ! Weekly Moody R F, physician and druggist ! Myers P II, manufacturer DOWNS R C, superintendent Lincoln (fuarlz Mill Fagnn 1' & E, livery stabh; FULLEN J & CO, foundry and machine] shop HASLEHURST WM, superintendent | Eureka and Badger (Juartz Mills KEYES JOHN, mining store and general | merchandi>e Lutnesky V, watches and jewelry R A BOLT L, Sutter Creek Brewery RANDOLPH I J, Exchange Saloon St Denis M, wagon niaker SAVIFT JOSEPF, millwright, carpenter.] and joiner TIBBETS FRANCIS, foundry and mill chine works, blacksmithing and wagoiij manufactory Treat D W, restaurant Wildman W T, agent Wells, Fargo & Col FAOH'IO ZNeUBANCB OO. Oaab Aomto, 91^13.862.82. Seo Advortisomont on Next RADICAL CURE OF RUPTURL TREATMENT OF ALL DEFORMITIES OF THE BODY BY f aU^tt'$ ftmi{U, No. 624 WASHINGTON STREET, Washington Bath Building, between Montgomery and Kearny, GS^s^ss' o?»i!^^c^s:7Csa£za3c^(X>9 csa^^Oao Dv. A. TOImImEAXJ Has bis Sbidios and Manofactories in tbe same Bmlding. « ^ I B"^rBIfS' ^XXT3D OF jAZPT'.AJRJ^'rTJa, 9 ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, &c. ABE MANITFACTUBED AND AFFLIED BY HIMSELF. 90-^ o^Brxraovz^zo' 5j cer and Yu CHIOKBBINO'S Flanoa have the best touch and tone. A. KOHLBR, Ageiiti Bon Franoit lo STATE OP CALIFORNIA. 241 a o '■*3 a ■c Si o SUTTER CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries — Norlli by Butte, east by Pla- cer and Yuba, south by Yolo, west by Yolo and Colusa. County Seat, Yuba City. o K K I c E K 8 . > o O I oi'Klci;. INCIJIUKNT. B. G. Hiilburt I RKSIDENCU. TiTiii r.xplms. I 8AI,AI1Y. Yiilia Citj- Uliinimrv,18fi8 «2UK) pr ami. March' 1808, Fees. " iSliOOprann. ; Countj' .Iiiiliro County Clerk Caleb K. Wilcoxoii " " ... I District Attorney J. Louis Willmr. . . | " " ... I Sheriff , Joseph A. Friciul . Soiitli Diittcs I Heeorder C. K. Wiieoxon... YiihaCity... Treasurer Rolwrt Dinsmorc. . ! " " I " " I Assessor I*. ]J. Cliaiiilierhiin Meridian I " " ' Surveyor I'iiil. K. l)rest;her . Nieohiiis ; " " Coroner K. Kellotrt; YubaCity j I'libiie A.lniinistrntor : K. Kelloj.'n " "' i " " i Siiperinten.b'nt Publie Schools E. IJ. Dmiwell . . . . ; " " ! " " I Supervisor, 1st District James W. (Jaither. ' " " Dec, 18t>8 2.1 " L. D. Ileddcr Nicolaiis Oct., 1806 " M " IK.H. Crouch West Butte ' " 1807 ll'er diem. Fees. S.350 per ann. 'Per diem. Sutterville, Sacramento Co, (P O tul- (Irc'ss, Sacramento) '3 miles s o ol" Sacramento Arenz Marten, jjioplr Satterville Brewery Crouse W W, blacksmitli, wagon maker, anil .Iiistice of the Peace DAVIS KKAMv, saloon Hastings I) K. jirop American Union Hotel McCircggor Pclcr, proprietor Sutterville Ferry Tutnaii W II, blacksmith Slierburn Hicliariliproptr Sherburn's Hotel Sweetland, Nevada Co, P O, 8 miles n \v of Novafla City Dannals & IMenner, bankers, miners' store, and iigcnts Wells, Fargo & Co (iraiiaiu Peter, Assembly Saloon Mcnner William, postmaster Wood F iV- Co, genl merchants and hotel propriciors Table Rock, Siena Co, P O 21 miles n of Downieville, (Sec Howland Flat) Tahoe, El Dorado Co, P O, 55 miles n e of Placerville Bennett E W, proprietor Bennett's Hotel Clifford & Co, hotel proprietors Mawley A il. hotel proprietor Miliiser S, proprietor Pine Grove House Quanchi & Lossa (Pixley's Mill) general merciiandise and lumber Tryon A CI, proprietor Sierra Hotel Wallenrodt Geo, propr Sixty Mile House Taylorville, Plumas Co, P O, 12 miles n e of (^uiney Asehlieim Mayer S, general merchandise Aschheim S M & Bro, genl merchandise Bass C, physicitm Blood Amos, drugs and stationery Blood W estate of, (Arlington) proprietor saw mill Brown & Shreaves, blacksmiths and wagon makers Christian James, jjliysician Cooper A A, attorney at law Corson & Hughes, painters, Cunningham it llolthonse, gen mdse Eaves Ambrose, physician (iirtbrd A .1, attorney at law (iotfredien Conrail, tailor Hardgrave .Tohn, hotel proprietor Ilodgkins G W, artist Ilosselkus N, wheelwright Huntington Henry, iiarness manufacturer Keenan .1 N, iiardware Kringe John, watch maker Lee Dr, dentist Morrell Hobert, boot and shoe maker Peck Oscar D, butcher Remick 11 B, livery stable Hosencranz Lucy, physician Seabury S F, attorney at law Stephens , furniture Taylor Job T, P M and hotel proprietor Wright W J, physician Tehama, Tehama Co, P O, II miles s e of Red Blutt* j Bumgarten Henry, wagon maker 1 GD •0 g « o u o a u o D OQ •i'll :• t' .1 ti..'" II I t ^'I 'S I A. BOUAU' & CO. Tho only exdOBiTO Book Store on the Faoifio Coast. 16 I s GS & ■s 5 n M s n o o n O n ^ NOBTH AMEBIOA LIVE! INSURANOB CO. No reatriotlon on oooupation or tnveL 242 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Devennoy Robert K, wagon maker, etc GALLAND & BHO, peiural merchants and agents Wells, Fargo & Co Gnliand Samuel, telegraph agent " Gyle Herman, tolmeco, eigars, etc GY'LK S A & Co, general merchandise IIEIDEU CHRISTIAN, proprietor Un- ion Hotel I Reel John & Co, proprietors Tehuron Flouring Mills I SIMPSON JOHN, blacksmith I Tartar & Galland driiggis^ts and npothc- I caries Tartar Nicholas, physician Worthington George, harness and saddlery TEHAMA CO. Organized 1850. Boundaries — North by Shasta, east by Plumari and lUitte, south by Butte and Colusa, west by Mendocino and Trinity. County Scat, Red BlulF. OFFICERS. OFKICK. INCIMIIKNT. RKSIPKNCE. Temi Kxplrcd. i SAI.AKY. Comity Judge County Clork District Attonicy Sl.pritr Recdnler TrcHsiirer Thx Colli'ttor Assessor Surveyor CoroHi'r Piililio Admiiiisirutor Suiierinti'iiilont I'lililic Seliools Supervisors, 1st District. . < Wiirncr Enrll Red Illiitl' .Inn., I80S. . . S24«M) pr onn. g Frank J. FreiH'li . . I " I'eter B. Niiclc....! " Siiimiel Kiiuiisli . . . | " Frank J. French . . " Burnet Neil I " William B. Parker " B. N. Scrihncr Stony Creek. . . Tlioinas Iliirlow . . |Ueil Bluff Vacant ■ March, IS«i8 Fees. " I I.'JOOprnnn. " Fees. Per dictn. Fees. 2d 3(1 ......{ Wm. T. Cressler. . Bed Bliiflf March, Kcllum Powell....! " OctoI.er James B. Suidmry I " " A.J. TtKniies ; Tehama i " Nathaniel Merrill..' " I " li. C. Copelnnd . . . Red Bliill' j " 1808 «4()0prnnn. ISf.T Per diem... IHtif. I8C.7I " 18tiC, " 18«7l " Telegraph City, Calaveras Co, P O, I Ten Mile House, Santjr C*iara Co. j o(\ miles » w of Mi.'^elumne Hill j (P O address, Los Gutos) 10 miles s ... , „ .,.„ 1 1 T ' w ot" San Jose Fishor & Hill, general morcbandiso ! Fisher (J L, P M and agent AVells, Fargo | McCobb Henry D, hotel keeper and P M & Co I McMulien J Y, dealer lumber Ollrlch & Schnessel, carriage and wagon I Rogers W H, proprietor tlouring mill aitd makers Smith Ezra D, hotel proprietor TemeCUla, San Diego Co, (P O ad- dress. Sun Luis Rey) 50 miles n of San Diego Breeze Hamilton, general merchandise Mmice John, genei*al merchant and miller W'oolf & Brady, general merchandise Temascal, Alameda Co, (P O address, Oakland) 12 miles n w of Sun I.*an- dro Babcock Henry, blacksmith Beal S, groceries, and general mdse TemeSCal, S.-m Bernardino Co, 28 miles 8 w of San Bernardino. Ten Mile House, Sonnm.i Co, (i' O address, Santa Ro.-a) (• mile.-) s of Santu Rosn Cook J F, hotel proprietor Ten Mile River, Mendocino Co, (I'i O address, Mendocino) 117 miles n ofUkiah Chadboum H, hotel proprietor Simpson & White, general merchandise I Texas Springs, Shasta Co, (P O ad- dress, Horsetown) 7 milctt s w of Shasta Davis A G, fruit dealer McCracken Hugh, general merchandise 8 « I MABOHAI Wright & Young All Thompf miles Allbright 1 Hotlcher J Iturcliara I Cadaic Lo Campbell ( i tiirist : .Tones A, g I Iax Frank I saloon Tiickenbae Timber j miles jllHlmke F. Miller G h j I'hiimey T Timbuci j e of M ' (^Inirehill V j ('i)iig(lon (i ! Ciosgiove I Ditinore Jo I Laiidrigan { Hotel i McAllis vt { Thorp A, I I Wessols S ( ! station FACXPIO INSUBANOB CO. Offloo 422 Oalifomia Street, Ban Franoisoo. 2 I Todd's 1 « ; n e of I : I'.iiyles Sni I j Saw ja i Hiniiinger I .?;CLAI{K "^ j and Di " ! Leinmon B o Saw A (§ MINK 11 J ^ : .Moore & liaidwj ^ j MOORE, agents Pond and genera Qm'rolo N, { Shearer Frt Worsbiirg I A.S o o a s 3 u O o ■a i MAROHALIi ft MITTAnXB'B Flanoi, Cheapest made. A. KOHIiBB, Aicent. Ban Franoleoo. STATE OF CALIFOHNIA. 243 ii 8 S t? s » i? 5 s s m *i s £ I? (9 n TomaleS, l^Iorin Co, 1* O, .'J5 miles n w of San UiifiU!! Wright & nedford, general merclmndieic Young Amo!», npitiridt Abies T .1, iTiisiice of tlie Pence Thompson's Plat, Butte Co, P O, 2 I Andrews .Innies, hutei.cr miles n ofOroville AUhriglit Lonis, hincksmith Hollclier John, juoprielor Western Hotel Hurcharii Kli S, earjienter Cadaic Louis, general nierehandise Cam|)l)ell Chas E, postmaster and horticul- turist .Tones A, general merchandise Till Frank Samuel, merchant tailor nnd saloon keeper Harher & Co, saloon ULACK M K. proprietor Tomalca House Hradie Kdward, saloon lUlADY E F, general merchundise and warehouse Clark & Smith, bufchers Dulton G W, physician DIJTTON W, notary public, general mer- chant, and agent San Francisco packets ETIIIER & CI.OUETT, proptrs hotel Tuckenbach Aiigust, general merchandise Fageii Tiionias Hev, clergyman (Catholic) (Ininlees William, i)roptr American Hotel I Timber Cove, Sonoma Co, P o, 4 '> I miles n w of Santa Uosn llelmke F, postmaster and genl merchant Miller G Injustice of the peace I'iiiniiey T W, justice of the peace TimbUCtOO, Yuba Co, P O, 18 miles I e of Marysville (Nmrchill W C, physician i Congdon (Jcorge, butcher Crosgiove .Iithn, geinMal merchandise Ditmore .John. Tiieatre Saloon Laiidrigan William, proprietor Timbuctoo Hotel McAllis «& Gordon, general merchandise Thorp A, Union Sal.ion Wcsscls S C, P M, druggist, bookseller and stationer Todd's Valley, Placer Co, 20 miles, n e of Auburn llaggcity IVIichael, pro|)rietor hotel KKMJ^Y M. boot and ,»hoe maker KKYS .lOIIN, attorney at law and agent Pacilic lnsuranc«; Co LENNAHl) W H. harness maker MITCHELL & (aLDAGEH, black- smiths and carriage makers Thrasher David, blacksmith Vanderbilt William, .Justice of the Peace Wightman & Co, general mercliandise Tower House, Sliasta Co, (P O ad- dress, Siiasta) 12 miles n w of Shasta TAGGART GHA^'T I, proprietor Tower House Hotel and Shasta and Wea- verviile Express Line Tremont, Solano Co, (P O address, Solani'), .'50 miles n of Fairlield Brown E L. justice of the peace Cloutman J F, justice of the peace Trinidad, Klamath Co, 0.> miles sw of Oih'ans liar M n n Ihiyles Smith, proprietor Spring Garden Saw Mill j Chihis William, carpenter Himiinger E Mrs, propr Long Island Hotel ' l)„ Bortran E, saloon CLAKK A, agent Dardanelles iMining Dunphy P F, general merchandise and Ditch Co Leinmon IJros, proriefors Watson's Steam Saw Mill Flahertj' Edward, livery stable Gibbs L B. proprietor saw mill -Johnson .1 Dale, iiotel pro[)netor Kieifer -, fruits etc :\IINEIl .1 l\r, agent State Telegraph .Moore & White, groceries, provisions, j Nush Isaac, justice of the peace hardware, etc ! Parker Robert, general merchandise MOORE, iSIINER & CO, bankers, and agents Wells, Fargo «& Co Pond and Constable, mining store and general merchandise Qiiirolo N, groceries and genl merchandise Slicarer Fred, brewer Worsburg L, clothing, dry goods, boots, etc Sangster J Mrs, hotel i)roi>rietress AVari-en W W, saloon Trinity, (North Fork) Trinity Co, PO, 13 miles w of Weaverville Caraway & Co, f New Rivkivoii, east l»y Shasta and Tehama, sontli by JMendoeino, and west by Iliiniboldl and Klamath. County Seat, Weavt^'ville. o V V I c K K a . oFKU'i:. IX( TMIIKNT. UKSIOKNCK. T.Tiii KxiilrcK. ' SALAHY. Cidinty ,liiily;o .loliii Muriiliy WenviTville *'J4()0|ir iiiiii. ii'iiMy . . III. I.DI MiutIi, Coiiiitv ('k'l'k Ailoiu) iii.i. i.iiiiinis Di.siiict Attonii'v Ky;lpi'it T. Allen . . i Slit'i-ilV Jiiiiii's (\)cliriui . . . ' Iti'coriK'i- Ailoiio'in .1. Louiiiis 'l"rt'n>inri' Ii)sc|)li ("mi;; " i " " Tax I'lilliitor Kml. Wiiltir " " " Assc«siir (ii'or;:o II. HuiikiT. 'Trinity Hivi'i- " " .Siitvcyoi' Vaciint " " C'cinnu r .loliii Ailiiiiis WcaviTvillc Marili, IHtJS I'liMif Ailiiiiiiisiriiti>i' loliii Ailains " " " Su|'(.'riiit('iit " " Sl.'iOOprann. " " 'Ffl'8. S4onpcr nun. a.jo a.")i) " TULARE CO. Organized lft.')2. l$oinidaries — North by Fresno and Mono, east liy Iiiyti iind Kern, south by Kern and Los Angeles, west by San Luis Obispo and Fresno. County Seat, Visiilia. O K V I C K K S , OKKICK. lS«rM»KXT. IlKSlOKXCi:. Tcmi Kxi>lri'!i SAI.AIIV Viiialia , . .raniniry,18(iS SiXtttOprHnn. . . Maicli,' lSti8 FiM. " " sioooprann. Woodville. Visalia . . . U.'l.'iO prnnn. IVrdiem.. . Foes. County .lud^rc Nathan Hakcr. . . . County Clerk T. .1. Shacklelbrd. District Attorni'v S. A. Slieppard . . . Shei itr ■ Tilden Heed Heeorder T. J. Sliaeklet'ord. Treasurer I. K. Seott Asses.«()r A. II. (ilasseoek . . Surveyor I. F. Lewis Coroner Vaeant I'lildie .\dininistrator " " " " Snperinteiulent I'lihlie Sehouls M. S. Merrill Visalia Mareli, 18(18 S.'l.'iO per nnn. Siijiervisor, 1st District W.K.. Jordan Kavilah Nov. 1808.. I'er diciii, . . . •2i\ " H. K. Nieliols Deep Creek " ISCC... " " M " Tipton Lindsey ... Visalia , " 18ti7.. " I Tule. Tulare Co, V O, 'M miles s e of TUOlumne, .Stani.slnus Co (P O, ad- Visalin ; dress, Laiigwortli) 32 miles s w of Putnam R P, genl mcht, and hotel propr } Knight's Ferry Redfield L, postmtistcr : Giddings Klishn D, county a.ssessor Insurs ia the best Iiooal Companyt " TH£I PAOIFIO." o o e £ S a C § I I TuttletoK (0 i a a a s a a n ■0 a et & U u a ^ a £ Weigjiiid Chi A. KORIiBR'S Muaio and Pi»no Waroroom«, 434 B»naom Street, Ban Franoiioo. 24.') STATE OF C A li r K () H N I A . TUOLUMNE CO. ()r;,'iinizfy Ciilav.-nis. cast by Mono, rtotitli by .Mariposa, ami wt'st by StaiiislaiH ainl CalavcraH. County seat, Sonora. () K K I <; i; It s . OKKICI iNciMni'.NT. iti;Hii»i:Nak Flat . . . Sonora Saw Mill Flat... Moiitc/.innii .Moccasin Creek. Sonora SM.AIIV. .lannarv.lHtiH '<^.'l(Mio pr aim. March,' IHCH 24(10 " " laoo " " " 4IHM» " " " IHOII " Aiaooprann. •SHOO ami Cecs I HOO " 7(M( " 700 " I .''>00 I .'iii.') i 4.'iO i Fees. Sonora. Sprincliohl Chinese Camp . , , Oct., 1S(17 I " iHtit; *.l(10 per ann. tioo " *i(IO " I coo " TuttletOWn. Tiiobimno Co. (I* O ad- dress, Hcynolds' l'\'rry) <> inilcs n \v j of Sonorii Swearer William, ininin<; sloro Two Rock. Sonotna ( 'o, P (), 1 miles « \v of Santa Uosa Roylan Jamp.*, blacksmitb Sclioobeda Jobii It, postmastrr Wi'ij^and Cliarh's, propr Two Hock House Ukiahi Mendocino Co, V (), and county seat of Mendocino County, MO miles n w of Petalinna ; legal distances tiot yet defined by law Anderson James, clerpymnn Heiiiiniont E, clergyman Bond Tiiomas li, attorney at law Homier J 1), elerjryinan IJorroiigh.s J N llev, elergymnn Hrigs & Dalton, livery stable Hronddus J L, clergyman Bryant W S, clergyman Carotliers T, attorney at law j Clevelnnd M V, barness maker I Cohen I, hair dresser Crockett D C, hotel keeper Cunningham W W, proprietor Ukiali City Hotel Deann G K, clergyman Kdwards 1* Rev, clergyman Fish I. cb-rgyman Forct! VVilliatn II, butcher fJlover M W, clergyman llackley Di^Wilt C' clergyman Ilagin Andrew, jiropr Ukiah City Hotel Hagans AV A, hotel proprietor II A/KL IIKNSOX, druggist, postmaster, and elergyman Ilci/erJohn S, surveyor IIockaliu'kit Ti'oiit 1) II, attorney at law j Vaiidivccr Ila/rliini', ju.sliee of tlic peace 1 Ward J M, clcifrjinaii Wiilioit Williiim. rlcr^iymnn [ Wiliiam-i «& Calilwcll, liv.'iy stable I Willis W K, livfiy stable I Uncle Sam. I^ake Co, V O. 8 miles s e of Lake|)ort (See Kelseyville) Union, Mi reed Co, 1* (), y.i miles s e of Siielliiig Albeek A .1 W, {jeneial merebaiidise Haiiiier Dr, pbysieiaii IJeimett P ll. |tostmar-ter Weleli 1* Y «& Sons, j^eiicral merebaiidise UniontOWn. Kl Dorado Co, (V (), ad- dre>s, Coloma) 12 miles ii w of I'laeerville Lolir A, general nuuelmndise Upper Lake. Lake Co, P O, 10 miles n of Lakeport Itiieknell (Jeor^o, pbysieian Houkofsky (i it Co, <;eiieral merubandise Davis W M, wajroii maker Uiee C C, botel [iroprietor Satterlield Jolin, eleijrymaii Sebweigart C, blaeksmitb Vacaville, Solano Co, P O, 10 miles n of Fairfield Anderson A P Kev, elerpryman (Metb) IJKHXAllD A P, general mereliandi- > Blum lirolliers, general merebandise Ewing J, wbeelwrigbt Fisber O, Uev, clergyman (Metbodist) (iordon 1), i)laeksniitb Harmon Cbarles, bair dresser Harper E A, pbysieian Latimer II A llitv, clergyman (Methodist) Lucky W T, Kev, clergyman, and presi- dent Pacific Metbodist College Moore A & G, boot and aboe makers KEYNOLDS .1 W U, pbysician, druggist, and stationer Kobinsnn •! H Kev, clergyman (Metbodist) Scroggins I) V, liutcber ^ Siunmons ,1 C Kev, clergyman I Taylor I Kev, elergymiin (Metbodist) TlLSi)N J I), pbysieiafi, druggist, and stationer Veal & Wetzer, hiacksmitbs Ward V P, Justice tif liie peace, and har- ness maker Waterbouse E S, saloon Willougbl.y I) W (;, pbvsician WILSON'MASON, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, and botel |)roprietor Winters W M Kev, clergyman (Metb) ■v. >citO. Calaveras Co, P O, 29 miles ; of Mokelinnne Hill Alfr<'ds P, general merchandise COHEN »& LEVY, general merchandise Cohen M, agent Wells, Fargo & Co Canes M, general merchandise Enrigbt T, saloon Hoover E Mrs, proprietress l^nion Hotel I Kubn J, saloon ! VallejO. Solano Co, P O, 20 n^iles s w of Fairtield Hell & Wright, groceries, Georgia Heresford James, shoe maker, and saloon keeper, Georgia Itergwall G. general mdse, Virginia Hlackman Henry, agent Pacific Ins Co Hoyee J K, physician lirennan D .), l»oof maker, Cieorgia IJreslaner H, dry goods, etc, Georgia Brown J M, physician BKOWN .lOEL Jit, .aloon, Virginia Brown John, restaurant, (Jeorgia BKOWNLEE JOHN, livery stabL, Vir- gitiia Biin^bam John, butelnn', (ieorgia Calleniler John, livery stable, Virginia Cassarly Michael, botel |)ropr, Georgia Clink N B Kev, clergyman (Presbyterian) (ieorgia Coakley John, liotel |)ropriefor, Georgia Cohn L. varieties, etc, Georgia Colby Thomas II, varieties, etc, Georgia CONNOLLY HENKY, proprietor So- lano White Sulphur Springs Currier Amos M, attorney at law Dowling Tiiomas, baker, Georgia Edgcomb & Stringbam, blacksmiths « e a u q u c n C 41 c The Dirootory of the FAOIFIO ia oompoaed of tbe best buaineas men of Galifomia. A. KOHZjSB, San Franolioo, ARont for ChiokerinB * Bor'a Fianoi. 8TATB OF OALIFUKXIA. 247 I 1 i •0 s S a « 3 1 9 K()i«ti'r William, hiiIooii, (Icorpin Kowlcr iV Co, fri-iil iiicr<'litiii(iii4c, (jcnriria Frisl)t'« ('loliMa, «'(.:ir«'cli(tii(Ty, Gi'or^jia Ki'i:4hi<' .lolih It. altciriK'y at law, (iu<)r;{ia KHIsniK LKVI (,'. phpiciaii FJiOST JAMKS, drugs and nx'dicliies, (i('(tr;iia Karstc'iifcid M, liairdnssiT, (icor^iu (iaiition Tlionias |)ru|ir Vallcju IIou.sc, Virginia (jordi'!* K. shoe maker, (Jcorjiiii (MtrinU'y .laiiicH, tailor, (Jcor^ia dray Ot I'l-rry, bakery, (Jieor;j;ia (Jreeves Win ('. gi'nl indse, (Jt'or<»ia (irenuant& l!oil;:ers, groeeries, V'iri;inia Orimes 1'. hlaeksiuilli, Virss maker, Georgia Ifieker W S, groceries, ete, (Jeorgia Hiley rdan T, restaurant, (Jeorgia KolotV John, di'y goods, (ieorgia HU I LE JOH N II, wood and coal. Georgia Seaboltz William, proi)rietor American House. Virginia Shea .1 M Mrs, milliner, (Jeorgia Smith & King, blacksmiths Snow & Uros, dry goods, clothing, etc, (Jeorgia Sohhilo F 1), dry goods and clothing, (Jeorgia S|U'inger Maria, millinery, Virginia Tobin .1 F, bulelier, Georgia TOPLEY JAMES, druggist, Georgia Valentine Matthi-w, saloon. Georgia Walker William, Imnber, Georgia While Henry, hairdresser, (Jeorgia Whiting E, agent State Tel Co, (Jeorgia Wds(ui E J, postmaster and agent Wells, Fargo & Co, (Jeorgia WENKJER CHAHLES, proprietor Re- treat Cottage, Benicia Road VallejO'S Mills, Alameda Co (P O addre.-s Centerville) 1 2 miles e of San Lcandro Incell William, general merchandise JORDAN WILLIAM A, agent Hambcr & Co's Express ami hotel proi)rietor Roberson Thomas, stone cutter Scott Thomas, general mcrch;nidiso Thompson II F, stone cutter Vallcjo & Co, flouring mills Valley Ford, Sonoma Co, (P O ad- dress, RloomHeld) 20 miles s w of Santa Rosa Close Thomas, wheelwright Faibairn A Uev, clergyman (Presb) '1 m :^!t iWi I II i '•t .in A. BOMAXf & C^J., Sau Franoisoo. J;'liotograpli Albums, Fiii' Qift Books, etc. TbeFolioies of the NORTH AMERICA LIFE INStTRANOil 00. bear the seal of New York. 248 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECT 11 Y. Fowler .Tames E, inniboi' Fowler Nalliniiiel, harness maker I.Ol'KR CIIAULKS K & CO, general merelianilisu Palmer E H, undertaker Rien .lolin W, hotel proprietor Smith Thomas, proprietor fjrist mill AVithrow William, blaeksmith Valley House, Sonoma Co, (I' O ad- (lre.pl>nrn, Exehang<; Stables (»ri'en 11, general merciiandiso GREEN HARRIS, merchant tailor lladlcy Sarah, millinery and fancy goods HALL WILLIAM, farmer HARLAND WILLIAM, proprietor Vis- alia House Harmon Hi Wiliams, proprietors Exchange Hoi el HATHAWAY & TAYLOR, Planters' Slahles .TACOB E, general merchandi>e Kraft it Strobe, cotle*? saloon LITERARY LEIXiER (weekly) Visalia Lyceum, publishers MALLOCH D, proptr Visalia Brewery McCevey .1 (i. pro|)tr Planters' Hotel Mc Daniel W I), Justice of the Peace and conveyancer .McFarland .1, jiroprietor toll idad Mead i^ Clark, proprietors of \'i~alia and ('lear Creek line of stages Palmer George S, attorney at law Pahner John R, carpenter and builder PARKER .SOLOMON, miner Peak Ilumphrev, phvsician PEAKE & BVRD' brothers, pho- tographers RANSOM & CO, publishers Visalia Delta Redd R C, attorney at law and court com- missioner Rinstein M geiu-ral merchandise' Rodgers it Reynolds, general mdse Rogers A M, general varieties Rl'SSELL A C, attorney at law and ed- itor of Tulare Tinu^s Russell W A, |)hysicia?i SAJISTAG J A, saddles and harness Shackleford T .1, county clerk and insur- ance agent SHEARER R H, publisher Tulare Times Sheppard S A, attorney at law Steuben W N, agent Wells. Fargo & Co STEUlHvN ZANE, assistant express agt Stevenson George, Shade Saloon Stiner it (iidner, \'isalia Market STIRNWEIS J H, boots and shoes .Strong A, telegraph operator Strong C C & Co, stoves and tinware Strong I), carpenter and builder SWEET S, genera! nierchant ami banker Thomas J N, blacksmith TIIOMS A O, proprietor A'isalia and San Jose Stage I^ine Travis ' D, carpenter and builder a 3 o O •o a a VALLEl AV^dlaek I WEAVE Williams i Wilson & a a CQ to H n >> .0 a g s _© 2 > e « g s £ Volcanc of Ja ADAMS. AMADOI li.'irniim II m:RLES( ilcider CLU riOE numnf Fabian M, Fessel R, ., FOG US S FREY ,IO fancy < (iEORGK (JOLDSW' Saloon Griesl)ack ( HALE .S. 11 dor Co IIALSEY « Hantbrd L.l « I IAN FOR I , genera S \\(i9, Williai % .Mailer F A I'o: !er Jjiin 1 I'riddy W 2 Reich I in": F B dealers ; SORACCt \ merch J TIIOSS W| I Sulph I Ward it Mj [ WARNER '• (h-aler WIHTIN([ turerni ^Vooley Vi Walnut O. 10 HUADBrI , Haramet aI ■ Ilanimet gI ' butehef HOUGH Creek I CO. pays all loues in Oold Coin. A. KOHLBB, Ban FranoiBOO, Agent for Chlokering A Son'a Fianoa. STATE OF C A L I F K N I A . 249 N'ALLKE C M, hooks and stationery ' Wallack I) pcnonil iiKMcliainlisc ' WKAVKR II K, |.liotogiii|.liL.r d Williams G W, Fashion iSalooii .2 Wilsoii & Tiioriie, Overhintl Stahlos £ Volcano, Amador Co, P O, 14 miles n e of tiacksoii "i ADA^IS J, hiacksmith and wagon maker g A:MAI)()U CO CANAL 2 liaiiuun ir .T, Jnstice of tlie IVacn « lU UIvKSOX C I), general merchant and ^ (h'alcr gold dust ^ CLU'ri'/E I' A, general mcrcliant and : manulacturer tin and iron ware ^ Fahiaii M, dry goods, (riothing, hoots, ete '°. Fesscl 1{, groc(;ries, provisions, liquors, etc F()(;i:S S C, agent Fogns' (Quartz Mill o FHKY dOIIX, toI)a(!co, cigars, stationery, fancy goods, etc 1 (IKOHGF n F, proptr St fJeorge Hotel (X)LI)SW()UT11 JAMES, St Charles ,2 Saloon g (ii'ii'sljack (Jeorge, Volcano Bakery • HALF S. agent Volcano Ditch and Amr.- S : dor Co Canal 9 S IIALSFV 1 S, dentist and photographer •0 Ilanford E, agent Wells, Fargo & Co « IIANFOUI) S, dry goods, groceries, and » general merchandise jS; Ives William, ;,! ysician g .Midler I*" A »^ Co, Havaria Brewery 2 I'o! '.cr .lames M, attorney at law ^ I'riddy W B, clergyman (Methodist) d I{(\ichling F ^' Co, j(\welers, assayers, and g dealers gold nd horsepower 2 I Woolisy E B, livery stahle 2 Walnut Creek, Contra Costn Co, P a (), 10 miles s of 3Iartinez RRAI)B^RY^V r,i)hysieian Ilammet A W, Justice of the Pence Ilammet G W, Justice of the Peace and hutcher HOUGH MILO J, proprietor AValnut Creek House and saloon PEEL L (r, general merchandise PENNIMAN & SEARS, general mcr- (handis<; Penniman H P, postmaster Sears, Penniman, & Bradhury, drugs and medicines Sears G C, agent Bamher <^' Co's Ex[)res8 VINCENT W R, hiacksmith and wheel- wright Walnut Grove, Sacramento Co, P O, .'M miles s of Sacramento Chand)lin John L, general mcht and P M Fowler M R, physician Miller J, hoot and shoe maker Mollilt John, saloon Shar[» John W, hotel proj)tr and hiacksmith Warm Springs, Alameda Co, (P O aildrcss, Harrishurg) 2;^ miles s e of I San Leandi'o | i REDDING W, agent Wells, Fargo & Co ' i REDDING Vi & Co, [troprictors Warm Springs Hotel ! Washington, Nevada Co, P O, 22 in'les n e of NevadaCity Brimskill E, groceries, <'tc Buissman H, hotel proprietor Dtilac L, saloon and hilliards tiriessel (', hotr Mrs, saloon and hilliards ' Lyons Mrs, hotel proprietress McBean John, saloon and hilliards I Schlichter J, hrewer I Schnhiner L, clothing I \'aii Dusen L, groceries, etc Washington, Yolo Co, (V O address, '' Sacramento) 17 miles s e of Woodland Brooks W N, manuf washing machines ' Collins J B, carriage and wagon maker j COOPER GE0R(;E, distillery Corder S A, dealer ]»elts and wool REED C W, orclmrdist Sevey G AV, groceries, provisions, licjuors, ete Stenne C B, blacksmith and wagon maker Waring Amos, general merchant and hotel proprietor i: fe,.;. B-. ; ! ■ 1 SI A. 'ROHAN ft Co., San Franoisoo. Medioal, Soientiflo, and TheoloKioal Books. \- 1 ' i \4 ;l 'it 1 i i . i !i h. i i inii^i The Foliciea of the NOBTH AMERICA IiIFE INS. CO. are indisputable from date of iasu(> 250 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y, I „ z ■a •a n n M O o n s Washington Corners, Alameda Co, {V C) address, Centerville) 1!» miles s e of San Leandio, and ^5 miles s e of San Francisco BEAZELL & C'ROWELL, blacksmiths and machinists Brown Samuel I, agent Bamber & Co, and hotel keeper Mack William IF, general merchandise ! McKean Til, iihysiciaii i KIX A O. \vlie.'I\vrislit ! TYLER AXDUEW, iiotel keeper I WALTERS (J M, farmer i Watson Gulch, Shasta Co, (P O ad- dress, Ilorsetown) 8 miles s of Shasta DePray Paul & Co, general merchandise WatSOnville, Sania Cruz Co, P O, I'J miles s e of Santa Cruz Adams CJeorge, brewery, Pajaro Adams J Rev, clergyman y^Catholic) Alexander A, tailor. Pajaro ALEXANDER T D.proptr Pacific Ex- change Iiotel, Pajaro Asliton A C. iiarness maker, Pajaro Bailey F E, ])hysician. Pajaro Barney & Co, agents Wells, Fargo & Co, Pajaro Bayley B F, notary public, Pajaro Billings & Rodden, boots and shoes, Pajaro Bird James, saloon. Pajaro Blair A W, attorney at law, Pajaro Bowie Adam, bakery, Pajaro Bremian Jauies, masti.'r steamer Salinas and pioprietor warehouse Brown iJc Miller, hairdressers, Paj.iro Brown Wm II. hairdresser, Pajaro Brownstone I & Co, agts Truman & Co's Express and gen merchants, Pajaro Burk N, general merchandise, Pajaro Chapman J S, watchmaker and jeweler,' POINTER I), liver^ able, Pajaro Pajaro \ PORTER JOHN .., justice of the peace, Freiermuth & Stelgelman, tin smiths, deal- ers stoves, etc, P.ijaro GOLDSTEIN E L & CO, general mer- chandise, Pajaro HAM J, horse dealer, Pajaro Hart W C, physician, Pajaro Huiith Alfred, j)roj)rietor Mansion House. Pajaro Ilolbrook L D, justice of the peace, Pajaro Howard John A, gunsmith, P.-ijaro Ilowse John H, stoves, etc, Paj.iro Huntington H S Rev, clergyman (Presb) Irelan & Bailey, druggists, Pajaro Irelan L, physician, Pajaro Jackson Henry, commission mcht, Pajaro KEARNEY & ORDIall, groeeries,'etc, Pajaro KEARNEY, McC^UILLAN & DU- CHOW, pubs Pajaro Valley Times Kelly P, restaurant, Pajaro Kelton Charles H, photographer, Pajaro Kennedy Morgan, livery stable, Pajaro Knowlton Joseph, machinist and black- smith, Pajaro Lacaze J B, groceries, etc, Pajaro Lee Jidius, attorney at law, Pajaro Lee R F, blacksmith, Pajaro Maher T blacksmith, Pajaro MARTIN E.post master, stationer, notary public and commissioner, Pajaro Moore and Lynch, blacksmiths, Pajaro Mosto & Co, general merchandise, Pajaro Niggle (Jeorge, saloon, Pajaro Nye B & Son, clothing, etc, Pajaro Nye IMark, news and periodical agent, Pa- jaro OTIaia Wm, dentist, Pajaro O'Neal Charles. Temple Saloon, Pajaro Ordish E, butcher, Pajaro Ordish Joseph I), insurance agent, Pajaro Pagt? Ciiarles A, saloon, Pajaro Porter it Hayden, painters, Pajaro o 3 o Cleaveland C E. phy>iciaii, Pajaro Cohen 31 C. merciiaul tailor Cool P \' Rev, clergyman (Methodist) Pajaro Putnam B L, saloon, Pajaro ROSE N H, wheelwright, Pajaro Cooper & Co, general meichaudisc, Pajaro , Ross W W, physician, Pajaio Cox Wm B, liqiiois, Pajaro CRAIG A, attoiriey at hiw, Pajaro j D'Avila (J, genera! nn-rchandise, Pajaro Devoe & Perry, wheelwrights. Pajaro I Dorrance Wm F, harness maker, Pajaro I English Robert, wheelwright, Pajaro i FORD & SAN BOH N, genera! mcrehft-.i- j disc and lumber, Pajaro | Roussell A Rev, clergyman (Catholic) SEA RLE WILLIAM A & CO, butchers, Pajaro Simmons S S, physician, Pajaro Snodgrass Thonuis, harness nmker, Pajaro a o o a CQ d Q ■8 a a ■0 fl a a Sjiccgie M M, saloon STEARNS & BAYLEY, attorneys law Pajaro at ^ ^ Keep California Capital in California. Insure in the PACIFIC. A. EOHIiBB, San Fraaoiaoo, impotta Foreign and Amerioan Instruments for Bands. STATK OF CALIFORNIA 251 o n a ■a Sloessfr Otto, general merchandise, Pa- jiiro Swiiin II V, dentist, I'ajaro Swart A T & Co, drii<:fj;istsi, Pajaro Tlirit't James W. allorney at law, Pajaro Thoriitoa S K. attorney at law, Pajaro Tobin VVni, proprietor Cosmopolitan res- taurant, Pajaro Ulilf'eider II, eont'eotionery, ete, Pajaro Waugaman John, wheelwri o w p, « B St u It U ^ l OQ '4-t 1 9) s a *i m u >, a > § U A CD n n h « a a h 1 a n •c fi a h g ■S h a 1^ d s 01 n l§ li 1 tj 1" 1 ^ 1 » ■ ^ Woodwortii B, gunsmith, Pajaro Zmudouski M, boots and shoes, Pajaro Weaverville, T';'>.>i'y Co, P o and County seat of Trinity County ; legal distances : from Sacramento, 2')') miles ; from vStockton, iWO miles ; from San (^uentin, SSi> miles Allen Egbert F, atty at law Balcii James R, clothing, etc Brown Wm I), biacksmitii BURCM JOHN C, attorney at law ("hauncey Harvey M, physician Clark Ansel, bootmaker Colm Piiilip, tailor COMSTOCK & MARTIN, forwarding and commission, proprietor livery stable, etc CON' DON WILLIAM, Empire Hotel Craig Josejih, gunsmith (;ATES0SCAU J, dentist (;01{I)0N DAVID E, publisher Trinity Journal Greeidiood & Newbauer, bankers, assay- ers, expresi and agents Pacific Ins Co Ilealey Alexander, tobacco and cigars llindley II & Co, butchers Mocker Henry, groceries, etc Iloslinger & Einfalt, saddlery, boots, shoes, etc ; Howe Ira, carpenter lludspetii Wm L, tailor JUNlvANS HENRY, liardware, stoves and tinware i Ivarsky I & t-o, dry goods, clothing, etc I Kelton Edward A, U S Assessor, Eiglith Division L TINNINS& OWENS, genl merchandise Tinsley Alexander & J, proj)rietor North Fork and ISIarysville Stage Line Todd William, physician TRINITY JOURNAL, David E. Gor- don, proprietor and editor Vogle and Paulsen, proprs Union Hotel Weis(; & Volimans. propr iSIiners Hotel Williams & Felton, attorneys at law Williams M & Co, dry goods and clothing AVilson William physician Young Frank W, Tajuors and billiards West Butte, Sutter Co, P O, 15 miles w of Yuba City Cope J M, blacksmith Johnson Joseph I), clergyman Low David, wagon maker Maze E L, hotel proprietor West Point, Calaveras Co, P O, 18 miles e of Mokelunme Hill Clradacap & Rufii'ii, general merchandise Meade W, proprietor West I'oint Hotel Morris Coleman, clothing Musto I'l'ter, general merchandise Novilla F, general merchandise Oztrano L, (Sandy Gulcli) genl mdse WhiskeytOWn, Shasta Co, (P O, ad- dress Shasta) o miles n of Shasta Farrington N C, proprietor saw-mill Fleming John, proprietor saw-mill Kesler William, general merchandise King James, hotel proprietor Williams L, blacksmith n cS o O o o I .3 o ■a S ••3 I s 1 1,1! ■I!!': m A. ROMAN & Co., Ban Franoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday Bohool Books, eto. Insure your life in the NORTH AMERICA LIFB INSlTRAMOi: OO. 252 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. White River, Tulare Co, (P O ad- dress. Tide) 41) miles s e ot'Visalia AllNOLD E N, blacksmith ]Mitcliell L general mercliaiidise W^-ekoff J, groceries and provisions White Sulphur Springs, Napa Co, j rO, 18 miles n w of Napa City. ALSTROM S, White Sulphur Springs BREM15EKG J & CO, proprietors AVhite Sulphur Springs WhitlOCk Creek. Jlaripo^a Co, (P o address, Mariposa) 5 miles from Mariposa ; McErlane Hugh, general merchandise ' Wihuington. Los Angeles Co, P O, 22 miles s of Los Angeles I Allen Ct. Market : BANNLXG PHINEAS & CO, forward- 1 ing and commission BUTLER GEORCiE R, livery stable Childs M W, general merchandise i DEAVKR & LORING, National Hotel DERSKIN JOSEPH K, Snug Saloon I Ernst IL groceries, etc I Jacoby H, |)Ostmaster ! KKE'MKR & CO, general merchandise, ] and agents Wells, Fargo & Co iLAABERSHELMEll ANTON, drugs I and medicines Lewis II C. general merchandise Main 1), saloon POTTS J W, general merchandise THOMPSON & KEXNISTON, Wil- mington Exchange Todd G W, boots and shoes Wilson's Ranch, Placer Co, P O, 44 miles from Anbiirn Hooper William, general merchandise Windsor, Sonoma Co, P O, 10 miles n w of Santa Rosa BARNES & PETRAY, general mer- chandise, and lumber BONNEL B F, tinsmith Bonnel Lindsay, varieties Clark AVilliam S, postmaster Colvin J A, contractor Emcrman H J, propr Windsor Hotel Forrister A J, saloon (jtentry W O, harness maker Graham & Gm-nett, blacksmiths Greaver John, blacksmith Hazen C C, physician Kennedy C W, butcher Latt'erty H H, shoe maker Petray G W, chair maker Porter James L Rev, clergyman (^fclh) PREWETT & CO, blksmiths and wheel Wrights Rosenberg M J, ngt Wells, Fargo & Co Schwitzer & Rosenberg, genl mdse Walker J K Rev, clergyman (Meth) West Samuel I, contractor WHITE \V II, blacksmith Wisconsin Hill. Placer Co. (P 0,, address Michigan BluH) ^4 miles n e of Auburn [ Brown J F, general merchandise and nuning store, Irish S L, hotel proprietor, Woodbridge, San Joaquin Co, P 0, 14 mdes n of Stockton, Adlam Henry, physician Rellville William W, physician Bentley II, general merchandise Bently Horace, i)hysician Bolt Charles, general merchandise Crist Daniel, variety store and P M G.!\y CJ X, proprietor Union Hotel House Messcr W, physician Keith G A, proprietor Woodbridge Hotel Lavisekcy J, general merchandise Shang Charles W, physician Williamson Charles V, physician at ■0 i 5 h O i o H oi Woodland, Volo Co, P O, and couni y seat of Yolo County. Legal dis- tances: from Sacramento, K! miles; from Stockton, GO miles ; from Sail Quentin, I4o miles BAKER E H, proprietor Baker's Hotel Barber «& CJray, groceries, provisions, clothing, etc Benham R, blacksmith I Burnett & Hagan attorneys at law i Case J M, physician CUNNINGHAM J S, postmaster, drug- gist and jeweler Davidson S, varieties i DeWhitt W M, attorne) ut law i Dietz L, saddle and harness manufaturer | Dubois C P, blacksmith | •0 d el a g Aekerson & ^ |SiIva Manu. ] Trabuco L, The FAOIflO Iff BURANOB GO. Iniures against Fire and Uarine haaards. A. KOHIiBB, Ban Vranoiioo, importer and dealer in Husio Books. o o g n S g I S m 00 g g n 03 a E STATE OF CALIFORNIA 2o3 liLLIOTT C, blacksmith and carriage 1 Clark A 1$, l)oot and slioc maker maiiiif'actory Freeman F S & Co, owners Woodland Mills Frost C S. attorney at law and notary public GIDDINGS KliVVIX. County ("Jerk (Jrove P. clerpynian, (Metiiodist) CiKOVKR & St, LOUIS, luiblishers Woodland News Ilafky H, firoceries, provisions liquors, etc Ilyman S & IVI, general merclianilise Lawson J 1), pr()|)riet()r livery stable Lewis J V, projjrietor Oaks Saloon Miller & Schiller, propr Yolo Hrewery ^loore James, owner Woodland Ditch MOHIN C 1), tin and sheet iron manuf Overshiner G J, carriage and wagon mak'r TEIHSON & STHON(J, physicians IVndegast J N, clergyman, (Christian) Price Wm. |uopr IJella Union Saloon | IJav 1), plivsiciau i SPKACJUH C P, attorney at law Tucker A \V, Occidental Saloon | AVOOUJ.IFF THOMAS, druggist | I WOOdside, San IMateo Co, P O, ") miles w ot" Hcdwood City Ackerson & Hanson. i)roptrs Shingle Mills liasset Hubert, blacksmith Hasset Michael, wheelwright. KELLY M G, miles n w of Woodland (see Cacheville) You Bet, Nevada Co, (P O address. Red Dog) 10 miles s e of Nevada Beehlcr & Schwarz, tlry goods, clothing, and furnisliiMi>- goods BROWN H K, agent P.rown Bros Ce- ment Mill Christopher li P. blacksmith Cotfman W H H, books, stationery, fruit, etc COLLINS J J, agent Union Cement Mill Coz/cns .J. livery stable COZZENS WILLLV^i W, agent Co/- zeus and Garbers Cement Mill Davy J, billiards and Tupiors Dunster George W, tobacco, cigars, fruit, etc Franklin J, groceries, provisions and genl merchandise 9 09 i OQ a § V § I I 09 1 e a a E Pi •a « A. BOMAN ft Co., San Franoisoo. School Books, Juvenile and T07 Books, Qames, et9 I: ;.:' mI! it! f M'^ i^r 1:^ '•! :i ^'?l:, dr ^-^ l^i ; ! llt| i if! i , 1 in (l!-i o o •§ 3 DQ a OQ & 3 t» iH 10 .S M o ■3 "0 NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Foliolea Ruaranteed by State of Now York. 254 PACIFIC COAST UUSINESS DIRECTORY. Gormlc}' Jiitnes, tin and .xhect iron manuf I McNally, A J, propr Fasliion Saloon Iloydliiuir W F, siipt IIt!y(llaiiH''s Cement , Neece A, agent Neece & West's Cement Mill j Mill Hohbs P U, propr Kenebcc Ilolel | Timmons, Hussy »& Co, owners Rcmming- HyuelilF & Co, general meroliants and ton Ilill ])itch express agents ; VVaggonner, N V, dry goods, clolliin'^, Mallory & Co, propr !Mallory & Go's Ce- \ etc uiunt Mill ' Williams E, owner William's Ditch YOLO CO. Organi/od \R')0. Homidarios — North by Colusa, cast by Siittor. Placer and Sacramento, south by Solano, west by Napa and Lake. County seat, Woodland. o I' 1' 1 c i; u s . (11 rici:. INdMlllAr. KKSIDKNC r. Tcnii Kxpins. ' SAI.AKV. Comity >liiil;;c Jiimes A. Iliitton. . (""iichovillc F.imiiwy,l8(18 SlTiOO |>rr,iiii. County Clerk I'Mwin (ii(l(liii;rs . . WooiJIniid Mnrcli, 1808 Kcis. Distiirt Attoiiiov Iloiacc (i. Bunii'tt " " " Ssoi) ihtiiiiii. Shcritr ■ William .Minis.... " " " Imts. Hci'ordcr Kdwiii (Ji(liiiiii;s . . " ! " " " TroiisiuTr (iilcs K. Sill. .' " 1 " " , " Assessor — 1st District I. Ifonsclilcr \V;\sliiii};t()ii " " Pcrdlem.... 2(1 " ». 1*. IJulloik (inil'toii " " : " ;i(l " Andrew , J. ilall... Woodland : " " ■ 4tli " Koliert Terrill i'litali C^rcek " " ' " Siirvevor .Vinos .Mutliews . . . Wiisliiiifrloii " " ]Foi's. Coroner J. S. Curtis " " " ; " I'lihlie Administrator (Jeorire W. I'iene. I'ntali Creek " " ' " Superintendent I'lihlieSeliooUM. A. Woods Caelie (^reek " " *K10 per ami. Supervisor, 1st District .(ioort;e W. Hell... Wa-liiiiuton Nov., 1868. . ^i'er diem " ad " ISainnel N. .Merinj; Caelieville " 18(;7..j " " 3d " I ( ieorce W. Seott . . Buckeye " 1 HM . . I " 6 o il in o o Hid nianii- 3 , Yreka, Si>kiyou Co, P (). and Comity ' Honnavciitiirc (luilbcrt, litpiors i i tn-nt of Siskiyou County. liCgal di— , I'actiircr soda water i§ I taiiccs : from Sacrtimciito, .').■)<> miles ; nrown Edward \',carriiige and wag'ni iiikr d from Slocktoii, .'i'.lj miles ; from San Carpenter I'], ctirpeiitcr ^ ' (^iK'iitin 180 miles | Cariick Elijah, hlacksmi'li M CL.VKKSON .lAMES, blacksmith § Okfici:ijs : E Lauer, President. II T Clellaiid .luliii S, Itiinber, etc §' Slicppard. A Witherell, Trustees; Ciiiige William, ttiilor cp j EW Poller, Rc(()rd('r ; E d Jack- Dewitt Hidiert (). druggist and tipothccary 9; son. .Miirsiial ; E \' Ilrown, Assessor ; Eckliarl William, carriage iind wtigoii nikr ^i Ilcnrv Wadsworlh. Treasurer; A EtiUEHT IlENIvY. liakirv, liouors. de o B. lOiilers Hans J, groceries ENT & VANCE, carriage makers and bliicksmiilis Fellows .Fo-eph S, sash, doors, etc Fiirbcr (ieorge C, |)liysicitin i llagar .Facoit, hoot maker HEAHN F (;. demist Ililzclhcrgcr, Secretary Andrews John, agent (Oregon Stage Co Autenrielii I''. L. physician Autenrielii Eoiiis, agent Pacific Ins Co IJaiilz Tlioinas .V, t()l)acco. cigiirs. etc Bab) |McDougall A C, clergyman (Meth Epise) ] Jletcalt () l'\ carpenter Myrick it A\'i -t, carpenters Taylor AV S K, ]tro|)r Empire Brewery Wadsworlh E. agent Wells Fargo & Co WADSWORTH HENRY, agent Phoe- nix Insurance Company Warren Homer B, atty at law AVatson Wm, watchmaker and jeweler Wetzel Sigmund. bootmaker NIXON ROHERT Ju, editor and pro- i WINCKLER ADOLPII, groceries, etc prielor Yr(!ka Journal Nordheiin George A, ginismith I'aiiic AilxTt E. watch nudicr and jeweler I'ASIHJURCi JOHN, tobacco, cigars and I (hiicy gdods i PAUL WEN/EL J, apiarist, and dealer ! hc(! hives ■ IMCTERS CHARLES & CO, proprietors j YrVe». ! SI 0(10 &fcC9. [Fees. il'er diem. Fees. " " Sioooprann. January,! 800 I'er diem. " ' 18(57 ■ " " 1868 " The whole of wliieh is availahle upon eall. I3 0x.r. A.IIS, HiosHcii) promptly udjustctl, tind iintd In U. S. (jSold Ooin. l>lllKCTOR(-*. .). W. Urittnn, AIImtI l^iliMcc, Abner it. Ituikcr, .las. 11. Ilc'i'i'iii^', 11 S. Dexter, X. Van Itrriieii, (ieo. K. linijL'h'. C. I'. I'arj:". lleiirv I.. Ivhi);. CluU'fe.-' (Iiivtiiii, Midmcl Itt'i'.-i', Win. A. I'ipei-, (ieii. W. Pain, Wni. (i. llHiljier, Juiiies W. Cox, I.lovd Tevis, 11 .1. lilMltll, l>iiiii('l .Meyer, liiiaiii I'liblis, •lii.s It. Tliuiims, Jliiriis .Spi'ver, .liiliii (i. Mriiv, II. 1,. Dinljie, Walter N. lliiwley, Isiiiic K. Dinis, i:. I.. (.1'KICI:HS: WILLIAM PIERCE, PRESIDENT. D. W. C. THOMPSON, Vice-President, W. W. WIQOINS, Secretary, AMOS NOYES, Marine Officer. K X K c: r r r v i : v o m m i t t e k : Al.lJKKT DlllllLKE, Cii.mkman. .Jos. A. DoNoiioE, K. (5. Snkath, .Ioun (j. Hbay, Abram IlLoeK. OFFICE, 408 MONTGOMERY STREET, new California. chickb: NATIOIffALi inrSUR AlffCZ: GOMPANT or S-A.3sr raA-isrcr ^co. UPON HULLS, CAnOOES JBEASUHE, GOMMtSStONSt PBOFITS, And olhvv giiliJcctH of SUarliie Jiigiiranre, to ami from all I'ortt in the teorld, inrliKlitiff Inlauil Itinks. FII^E II-TSXJIi-A-2STOE j Upon Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Rents, Vessels in Port, and their Cargoes, and other Insurable Property. s 00 I OQ u •3 c u a E M ■3 e ti e PACIFIC INSUBANCI! CO. Cash Assets, $1,113,863.88. o ■a a ■c I ig u o M s CO •0 a a m o I u a o V o ■3 ■0 B Albany, Linn Uiltcil incttf and Oi s of S land, giowin of n lii State. I jnodiic .■^liilipet <>rri(|.:i!> ri (ir .7 II I'arri.. Lister, I AniJOTT, -• proptrs " ALBANY CHIN pi'oprie u a S £ (0 § Alcxjiiidor i Althoii.se & « Arnold A lot § Hnrkhoidei C3 I w I>1 HKACII ionvaifr" luid pi-J •Jellinap C i ^^•■injrham M CANON A\ CIIKADLI find coij ClIERRr Albany CHIOKBRINO'S Pianos have the beat touch and tone. A. KOHLBB. Agent, San Franolaoo B o M o I ■ I O ' u a STATE OF OREGON. Albany, T.inn Co, P 0, coiinly sent of ( ■leaver John W & Bro, butchers ■0 o '3 i V u a u tt a o M Jiiiiii Co, aii III K C T 11 Y . S « OQ ^ Kdlin >t 15ro, ^rcni'inl niorcliniulisci LK\'Y JAC^rKS, (ii;^t'iit) jiiiieial iikt- clianil'sc Tii.-ilt'C Will, |)liy.-'i('iiiu I.oiif: .Joliii. cariiriilcr MACK MONKOK U, Iiaid ware, stoves, tin ware, clc Marshall it Co, livery stable MI'iALKY C i*ii ('(). ealiiiiet makers and dealers Curnitiire. lieddiii;.', ele MKNDENIIALL W.M II. l.iilelier Mercer I>aiMli, Maeksinith MKTZLKll JOHN M, wood and ivory turner Miller lMiili|), niarlihf works Monteilli U'ni Kev, eh'rjrynian (I're.-b) Mor^iaii M Mrs, restaurant Morris liurr. altornev at law NOUClfOSS .lACOlJ, general merchan- dise! OLIVKU IIKNUY, ^'eneral merehandise I'AKIJISII W W i\c CO, fjeneral mer- ehandise, and auenis Inion Fire In- surance Com|)any PEAHCK ASII15V, propr Albany Ferry I'KNMNOTON & CO, carriaj^e ami wajion makers Powell .Io-e|)li C. attorney at law Kainwater Martin, proprietor i'ei ly boat Head Win II, carpenter Heams Jeremiah, carpenter Ivice David l», physician lio^ers L S. carpenter Howland .lohii, car|)enter KUSSKLL K F. attornevat law SAFFOKI) THOMAS .1, wa^'oii maker Sle and sign painter WOOD FRANCIS S. blnek^mith WOOD WILLIAM, carpenter AlthOUSe, Josephine Co, (P O address. Kerbyviile) IS miles « e of Kerby. Sevi'ial important mining eiilerpri.'-es are ill progress here, and rich lode.- of copper ore have been recently di<- covcre«l in the vicinity Amity, Yamhill Co, 1' O, 1 1 miles s ol' Jiala)etl(! Hrown W. blacksmith Hrowii, AVoodxin it Co, general md-(! Embree T V I?, physician Getclull (Jeorge E, general merchandise ami postmaster Jellison it Richardson, wagon makers .Iiidy David, brick layer Lovclady F 15. druggist IN'ltygrew it I'dodget. geiil merchandise Tulmadge C F, hotel proprietor ApplegatO, Jackson Co, P O, 1 L» miles w ot Jacksonville IJcnedict Royal, liottd proprietor Cameron Thomas (Uniontown) geiiend merchandise Davis Thomas, general merchandise KalVender John, black.-mitli Knblie Caspar, general merchandise Stnrges Albert, general merchandise WiUon James A, postmaster Ashland Mills, Jackson Co, P O, IS miles s e of Jacksonville, on the Over- land Route ISaiTon H F, stock dealer Emery II S. cabinet maker Farnham A F, jiroptr Eagle Flouring ^lill For(lyc(! G W, laitcher Ilargadine R B, general niercliaiidise Hclnian Abel D, hotel projjrietor and postmaster Kentnor W W, wagon maker Mickclson M, blneksmitli JMyer W C & B F, stock dealers Osborn T J, saddler Russell J H, marble worker Tolman J C, nurseryman and stock raiser £ n M a Wagner Flo W'alk.r . \Vells J, Wlietnioi Astcrij seat. land. Of'llK its III Adams W I'erivl F I I'"lavei (;,. '•"nmkliii J (iillelt Pre nal II, (ir.iy D I{ '■""dvvin it Hllnlil|nr(„„ IIiKller J ( 5 llyiaiidT/ Kippcii F A I MARINE 3 I'arker, § U'lxam Dr. 5 •McEuan \V ? -'^''■gler DrosI 2_ .Miller 11, s;. N'oulen .1 F 1 I'arker (•// ^ I . ' . ciiaiit 1 ''ARlvER 3 .Marine 2 i'^'^''^ Job, ;r,, i SnirniRTs it 2 ■'^peddcn & cl g Viui Dusen y J J, plijsifian Floiniii;; Mills Sclioppi; F, .-loves ami tiiiwart' Walker tlnliii i*c M, stcick dealers ; Sniiili 'rimmas, yjidceries, lidnts, slioe.s, etc WelLs .1, l.laeksmiili ..STKVKNS SOLON, agent i'acilic In- WlioliiKii'i! S 1), saddler j smaiiei! Co Astoria, ChUsop Co. I* O, and eoimty Aurora Mills. .Mailon Co, 1' o, ;iO seat Clatsop Co; ".M> miles ii w I'oil- land. Port of entry on the lel't liank of the Colninlii;i Ifivor, 10 miles above its mouth Adams W S. collector cnslonis l'"eiTident Kink Henry, physician, apothecary and music teacher Fry William, hlacksmith (liery .lacol). hoot maker (liery dnlm, IIoiirin;j; mill (lillett I'reston W, dei)uty Assessor Inter- (ii<'ry .Marlin, physician iial IJevenue fJiay 1) 15 IJev, clerfryman (Cong) (ioodwin it ("oe, saloon Huntington C 1{, hotel proprietor Hustler . I (i, general merchandise IlyhiiidT A Uev, clergyman (Kpisc) (iiery Samuel, saddlery and harness (iroher (icoi'ge, carpenter Keil Fredrick, varieties, hotel proprietor, and postmaster Keil William, i»hysician,druggist and hotel proprietor Koinig .lacob, hrick maker Kippen F W, saloon MAIJINK (iAZFTTF, (weekly) W W j Mahler Samuel, weaver Parker, publisher , Miller Jacob, turner .Maxam Dr. physician I I'llugk Adolphiis, attorney at hiw McFwan W L, attorney at law IJapps Michuel, saw mill Mcgler l!ros, hotcd proju'letors Huge Charles, Justice of the peace Scholl Fred, distiller Staiger Fred, wool carder Urban William, tailor N'ogi J, wag' u maker Miller II, saloon Nowlen .1 F, general merchandise I'iuker C L, postmaster and general mer- <-hant I'AKKKU W W, <'dilor ami publisher Webbert Louis, tin.-milh .Marine (Ja/ette and notary pidjlic Will .lolm. bricklaver lioss .lob, general merchaudi.'-e SiHumers vt Fillis, general merchandise Spcddcn & Co, general merchandise \ ;ui Dusen &, Hrown, genl merchandise Wilson <& Reynolds, saloon Wolf C. te.acher Wolfert dolin. tannery Zimuiermau Cluisiiun. car|)enter Aurora, Clackamas Co (1» O address Aurora Mill>) 10 miles s w of Oregon Auburn, Baker Co, T O. and county ' City (see Aurora Mills) seat Haker Co; 2."»0 miles from Port- j land, iind ."iOO miles e of Salem, via Bakcr City, Piaker Co. P O, siluatee Peters & Cleaner, hotel proprietors l*iercc R A, attorney at law Reynolds & Tracy, general merchandise Ruckles J S, proprietor quartz and Hour in<; mill .' (!i 'IB ■ ■; ) !■ '!■ hi A. ROMAN A Oo.> Ban Franoisoo. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Books. NORTH AMBBIOA LIFB INSUBANOB CO. PoUolea Ruoranteed by State of New York A.] 2G0 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DI RECTORY. BAKER COUNTY. SiHmlcil casJ of tlie Cnsnulr lM()unlniiii«, l)or(lcTiiii-t her with inimcroiis valuai)l(! mining; claiins, which aHord cmiiloynicnt to ii portion of its population for Mcvurul munth^ in the year. County scut, Auburn. o F F I G K II s . OFFIOE. INCI'.Mni.NT. IIKMIOKNCK. Term l'x|ilr<». HAI.AllY. County .hiilj;e Neill Jolinsoii Aiiliurn 'July . . County Cloik Foscpli Sliiiin " | " District Attonioy ClmricN l{. Muijjs. , Dnlii-a i " Slieiitr .1. W. Viitui- Auliuiu I " Tri'iisuivr • !o«ir}rp lirnttuni ... " '. " Assessor I'lirk K. Willinms. " | " Surveyor M. .J. Iliuiliuuii ... " ' " Coronor Dr. «» Dfini " .. " Suiii'rintciKk'iit ScliooU Levi (irntton " '• ( .lainis AI. Kill " 'j .l.iiiici* ilumpliroy. l868>HUO|)urunii. County Conmiissioners. IVr diciii. BolpaSSi, IMarion Co, P O, 15 miles n i Engle James, postmaster e of Salum 1 BENTON COUNTY. l?oundarie-— North by Tillarnonk and Polk, cn-il hy the AVillaincttc IJiver, south hy J^anc, and west hy tin; I'ncilic Ocean. Area of the County, 1 !.")() .■*(|uarc miles. I'optdation, estimated, .'{.('lOO. The eastern portion of this county, lying adjacent to the Willamette and its tributaries, contains large tracts of agricultural and grazing land. The western portion, embracing the distrii" of Ya(|uina Hay, is attracting considerable attention as an jigriciilturai and conunercial point. The stock raised in this county is superior, and the yield of wheat and oats for the year 1804 exceeded 210,000 bushels. Value of real and personal pro- perty, 18Ci'», $1,400,000. County seat, Corvallis. O 1' K I C K K S . OKFICK. INi'lMBKST. KKSIOKNfK. Tptiii Kxplrci. SAI.AItV. County Judfje 'riioniiis 11. Ocicni'iil Cotviiiiis luiv 1, 1870 $,^00 per iinii. County Clerlv Busiiiod \V. Wilson " July 1, 18ti8 Fees. l)istri<'t Attorney Jiiiui - F. AVmson . Hoscliurf; Slierift" Julius lirownson. . Corviiliis. Treasurer (Jeorixe IJ, Waters. " Assessor Wni. (inrlinnliouse .Monioo . . Suryeyor (icor^e Mereer. . . . Corvallis. Coroner Tlionms J. Hi(;iit. . " Sui)crintcn(k'nt Schools Eiias Wooilwanl . . " ,- ^ r^ ■ ■ i James Edwanls. . . Monrop . . County Commissioners... | ,,„,„m, L. Lilly. (;oryallis. *.5()0 & fees. I Fees. !{!.')()() iierniin. I S3 pcrtlieiii. iFees. •?150 pfrnnn. SU per liieiii. Bethel, Polk Co, P O, 12 miles n e Dallas Ilawley .1 II, postmaster Hudson N, physician Kelty & Ilawley, general merchandise Kennedy William & Son, blacksmiths Richardson G W Kev, elei-gyman Walling J D, varieties Warriner W C, physician of BlOOmingtOn, Polk Co, (POaddns: Independence) 12 miles s e of Dalb 1 Bridgeport, Polk Co, P O, 8 miles * of Dallas Crawford & Shrader, sawand planing mil •Tones Marvel ISI, postmaster Wing «Sc Apple, general merchandise I .0 a a a la I Brow s e Cooloy ' Kiigle V Browi (Ire.. Kei Kvcns \\ I Buena (';.i(hvel| (Jeorgt; 1^ (Jodiey II Mfileman Mall JO C, Iviniz A, 1 I.e.. W C, Mnville 11 .Miu-li Si 1 Uicliard.soi g siiiitii F,.,., t ^V<'lls J M i i ^Voods J C giButtevi] n e of Cone G A, if o o h a 4-1 U f a a Calapooj I e of I 5 Canemaj j Oregof 2 I CAXK.AIA ? Canenl 9 n S I Canon c| seat Fork 2 I miles fl ° ' land ([ W Aliraliainsc ^ I Ailarns F, y Hiesen & ( « I Ib'ininol ,J IJnmner J Claflin & C| '^tnihar A Klliott liosl I"Vann„ Fleurett 1 Insure in the best Ziooal Company, " THB FAOIFIO." 3 1 a "i I I 1) e 2 bv n Ih> ; ' c 2 c l)alla> miles A. KOnLISR'S MuBia and Piano Warorooms, 424 Sanaom Street, Ban Franolaoo. BTATK OF OUEOON. 2lU o q 1 g n t» *' o 1 c ■a c s 1 8 s t: & s « ifl ise Brownsville, L'u»\ Co, I'O, 20 miks H 11 of Albany (!(>()I('y r. C, poslmnsfcr i Kii;;lo Wooli'n Mills BrOWatOWn, Joscpliino Co (I' O nil- (Ircss, Kcihyvilk') 1"> iiiiks s w of Ivci'i)yvillo Kvcns William M, general incrcliandisc Buena Vista, I'oik Co, !• o (!;il(l\v('ll K K, \vap;on maker (icoi'f^tf «Sc IJcacii, proprs siiw and ]L;rist niili (iodlcy II n, liotcl proprietor llaleniaii & IJolicrtson, ^unl merclinnili.>in Hull K C, wa^on maker Ivintz A, Imolmaker I.ce \V C, physieian Liiivillo II, postmaster, and pen mdso Mai-li it Woods, drugs and medieines Uichanlson A J, carpenter l^iggs W L, general inereliandisc Sniitii Freeman, pottery ware mannf Wells ,T U, hlaeksmitii Woods J C, physician Butteville, IMarion Co, P O, 28 miles II e of Salem Cone G A, postmaster CalapOOya, Linn Co, P O, 24 miles s e of Albany Canemah, Claekamas Co, (PO address Oregon City) ',ii\ miles n of Salem CANKMAII MILUX({ CO, proprietors Canemali Saw Mill Canon City, Grant Co, P O and eoimty seat Grant Co; sitnate on the Middle Fork of the John Day River, .'iCo miles from Sal(>tn and ,'311 i'rom Port- land (via the Dalles) Abrahamson & Koldberg, clothing, etc Adams F, attorney at law IJiesen & Co, restatirant Ilnmnol .1, drugs and medicines Brunner J A & Bro, geni merchandise Claflin & Co, general merchandise Dunbar A K, physician Elliott Rosecranz, physician Fearing , general merchandise Fk'urett T, proprietor French Hotel A. BOMAN <% Co., San Franoisoo. Goodwin M & Co, saloon proprietor.^ Gray Thomas, attorney ni law (Jrol) Win, saloon llackamy & .lolmson, groceries Ilassenpdtig F, drugs and nwdieines Henderson .las A, agt Widls, Fargo & Co Hill Layer, ailorney at law Ilorsley F C, |>hysician Ilyde i^' Co, groireries .Ion«'s Charles, proprietor Pitmeer Hotel Lytic & Co, blacksmith Maeker Ri-v Father, clergyman (R Cath) McCOLLOlKill .t IIFLLMAN, dry goods and clothing Messenger iV Co, tobacco and cigars Miller (J II, attorney at law Reynolds (i, altoviiey at law Roman F, bookscHer Sandlbid iV Roy, lumber merchants Sels ,V Slemme, general merchandiso Sels F C, postmaster Stahl A: Robinsoi\, brewers Stearns L O, atly at biW Stern & ('o, (Flk Cre.k) general mdse Vallard >t Laiidsdale, geul merchandise Whally J W, attorney at law Wheeler it Robbins, proprs Dalles Express Whitten !>, attorney at law Wicks & Clayton, saloon proprietors Canyonville. Douglass Co, (P O ad- dress. North Canyonville) 2(5 miles s of Rosebnrg, on the Overland Route Abraham & Pro, general merchandise Arzner .Fohn L & Co, blacksmiths Rlood G T, teacher Catching Aahn, proprietor saw ^lill Colvig Vob'ey, photographer CoUig W L, physician Fnrrell Thomas J I, general merchandise Flint & Crane, general merchandise (Jaunt Thomas, boot and shoe manufactory (Ja/.ley .lames I, attorney at law Kimnell Charles, wagon maker Lawrence li F, proprietor saw mill JLu'ks, Sideman & Co, gen mdse and pro- prietors Canyonville Flouring Mills arcCLELLAN D C, hotel proprietor Ransom D W, saloon Riddle William H. blacksmith Sheridan Thomas B, stoves and tinware Sherrill A & Co, proprs saw and grist mill Sideman B J, postmaster Thomas Andrew, blatiksmith Thorn Joel, carpenter '■i f\ General Agents for Subscription Books. N OKTH AMEKIOA LIPM INSURANCE CO. For valuable inf.^rmation turn to page 161. r Oi o 2 m & 6 t- f-4 >0 00 h O h O O n 6 (3 m O m a n 262 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIHECTOPY. Trimble IJobt-rt, blacksmith Wiiite J L, saloon Wliitlosoy .T IJ, telegraph ap;ont Woods E A, harness and j-addlerj' Yankiun Henry, biiteher CelilO, Wasco Co, 1 ") miles e of Dalles (PC) address, Dalles) CentraL Linn Co, (P (3 address, Liiba- non) 10 miles s e of Albany Champoeg. Clarion Co, 1* O, on the Willamette Hiver, 2")iniles ne of Salem IJailey J JI, newsdealer and stationer I Batt Jacob & Bro, r-'nernl merchandise Ilickey V D, attorney at law I Iloi'fer & Zorn, flonring mill I McKay James, flouring mill jM'-rphy J J, postma>ler Newell t& Bailey, druggists (Ogden Isaac, butcher Kay & Stevens, lumber dealers Staats John G, groceries I ChetCO. Curry Co, P O, on the Chetco I Itiver, 40 miles s of Kllensburg Creswcll John, hotel proprietor Miller A F, postmaster and hotel propri- etor CLACilAMAS COUNTY. Boundaries — North by IMnlfnomah, east, by thj Cascade JMountaiiis, south 1)3' Marion, and west by Marion and Washington, i 5 Area, lolO squan* miles. 'J'he surface is hilly and mountainous, but in '!ie Wiiia- 1 o metle Valley numerous fertile tracts exist, and throiighout the county a fine range for j g stock can be had The northwest |)art of the county is intersected by the Wiliamette ' Biver, which affords, in the vicinity of Oregon City, the finest water-power on this coast. County seat, Oregon City. OFFICERS. ori'u INCrSlltKXT. liKsini'-Nc County .lud^re Willinm 'I'.Mutlock Ore^roii C'itv . County Clork loliii M. ISiicou ... " District Atloincv M. F. Miilkcv Shoritl' " I Williiuu I*. I'jin-us. Treasurer .Joseph V). Ilurt'ord Assessor Cliiirles ( ). Boyulon fSurveyor \v/.\n T. T. Fisler. Coroner Forties Hnreliiy . . . Siiiierintcndent Seliools N. \V. ]{i\nituli . . . j Asa Sanders Moliilla.. I Molui Kntsc Tualatin I'ortland . . , ()ret,on Citv, Molnlla Ore^ioii City. Coinity Counnissioners. Tciiii Expires. s.vr.Aitv. uly . . . 1870 ; !S(i8 sM){) per aim. Fees. «( $.')()() per aim. $:\ per diem. ,$\M per aim. 'I'er diem. CLATSOP COUNTY. P>oundaries — North by the Columbia River, east by Columbia Co., south by Tillamook and AVashington, and west by the Ocean. Area. 1100 sipnu'e Tiihis. ].,arge tracts of fertile land exist near the mouth of tlu; Colmnbia river, and the county generally affords a fine range for stock. County seat, Astoria. [ O F F I C E B 8 . OFFIC'O. ixci'mhent, RESinENTE. 1 Torin Expires. HALAUV, County Jiidnc \ Pliilo Cullender. . . Astoria County Clerk '.laekson (j. Hustler " District Attorney M. F. Mulkey .... Portland Slierill". A. Montgomery . . . Astoria Tieasiiier (Jliarles L. Parker. " Asuo^sor John W. Gcrheart. Clatsop I'lains. .Surveyor " " " " Coroner (ji!orj;e W. Cook . . Astoria Siiperintendent Schools Uoliert 1{. Spedden " County Connnissioncrs .... \ "l^' ^V'"'"''' " Jnlv A. McGiiire. Westport I " 1870 s;|.>)0 pcrann. 1808 Fees. " S.jOO&fecs. " Fees. " '»!;>.'■) per nun. " 'S3 per day. it I (I (4 " : Fees. " ,$100 perann. " S.tperday. i C'ouiilv Con The Direotr>r7 of the FAOIS'IO ia oompoRod of the beat butineos meu of Oalifornio. erniin. o ; fees. . A. KOHIiEB, San Francisco, Agent for Chickering & Son's Pianos. STATE OF K K G N . 2(53 ClOVOrdale, Lane Co, (P O aiklrc'^s' Gilfrey John T, gen iiuL> T. h U A o o d u 1 " 1 h » 1 •" Q Q 1 .2 • s « h Px ^ § a ^ 1 CO g 1 5 "i 1 ih - s 1 ■a 1 3 a a - 1 a 1 ' ** a i CO 3 1 (t :q ; g « 11. 3 . < n .i 1 rf 3 ( r* a '"■ i S Eh 1 _, g 1 s — 93 « a n Ilia E a. : >; iP, H 1 t.' t- ! la V. - ' a COLUMBIA COUNTY, l^onndnries — North and en-t by the Columhia IJiver, , Vanham IJ. dentist ing mill COOS COUNTY P.ound.aries — North and East by Douglas, south by Curry, iuid west by the Piieilic Ocean. Areti, ItHlO s(piiire mih.-s. The surface is gcnetidly iiumntainous and heavily timbered ; the valleys contain limited tracts of excellent iigri- cidtural iiind, and in many pirts of the county good grazing facilities ctm be foimd. Tlie prlncii);d business is lundjiving, at and i:i the vicinity of JMupire City. TIk; coiil mines tit (Joos Hay, '.he property of Fliuiagtin & I\Iaun, arc; now in suci-essful opera- tion. The vein is seven ieet in tliickness, and it wiis opened by the [iresent proprie- tms in 1857. County seat, Empire City. o V 1" I c i: It s . OKKICK. INCCMltlCNT. KIOSIDKXC J'lTiii Kxrlics. SAI.MIV. July ! ('(iiiiity .riidfro Simiiicl S. Miinn. . |Km|iire City. . ! ('oiinty (;iiTk l).ivi(l Morse, Jr. . . '• " " " ; Disiriit Attoriioy buiu's V. Wutsoii. . • Kosehiu'ir , Slu'iiiV ' Allii'it .1. Mitody . . Knipirc ('ity ' Ticasni-cr 1 1 Icnry Wyckotl' ... " " | Assi'ssof j K. 1). Hmvnil t'lxpiillii River. . . . | Surveyor ;.liiiiies Aiken . . . . ; Knipire {'ity t'oriiiier j.loimtliaii llodson. |Coos Hiver " Siiperiiitciident Schools Aiisnii Hosiers ... ! " " j l{. W. Xoslor ^Co.piilla Uiver. , I i.laines M. Davis . . O'jos Uiver Comity Commissioners. Is70 S?.'U)0 periinii. 18t)8 Fees. " jji.'iOi) per ami. " Fee:-,. " Sl'J.jper 11. " iS;i per da " Fees. « i .. " SlOOpornnn. " ij.') jicr (li\y. 01 :? : 1 i'; i |j|! > ii . ^1 iii : 3 n\ ;.(l| A. UOMAI'T tt Oo,, San Francisco, i^bctograpb Albums, fiue Oift Books, etc. The FoUoios of the NOHTH AMBRIOA LIFS IfTStTRANGB CO. bear the seal of New York. P^ 264 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, CorvalliS, Benton Co, P O, incor- poiitted city and county seat Benton County, 3") miles s of Salem, an im- portant a:iil rising town, situated on the overland route from Sacramento 1 to Portland and on the west bank of I the "Willamette lliver, which is navi- 1 gable to tliis point the greater portion | of the year. Tiiere is a good wagon ! road opened from iiere througii the western portion of the county to Ya- quina Bay, which is now attracting considerable attention Oi"i ic'.RS. — Benjamin Pilbean, May- or; William II Johnson, lieconlcr; Matthew II Bell, Marshal; Wil- liam Flicdner, Treasurer; Ileuben S Strahn, City Attorney ; John Bi:r- nett, William E Dyer, Willian» I) Hamilton, Edmund Fox, L llussell, Charle-' Gaylord, Aldermen Adams John O, house and sign painter Allree Edward S, jiroptr I'ouring mill Altree Edward S .Ir. bakery and groceries ANDRi:WS ifc STAIR, butchers Bayley James IJ, attorney at law Bt'llils Loui-s, watchmaker and j(iweler Bernard 8 11, cooper Bloom. Moscowitz ifc Co, gener.al nul-e BRIG(;S & PRESTON, blacksmiths CANTERBURY ^MILTON, plr .ician CARTER WILLIAM B, editor C'orvallis Gazette CHENOWITII FRANCIS A, attorney at hnv and agent Pacilic Insurance Co Chisham James ]\I, wagon maker COIIN it FALK, gciK'iai merciiandisc CORVALr>IS GAZETTE, (weekly) William B Carter, publisher I Coughlaii Peter, blai^ksmitli j DAY HENRY I, li(piora and billiards ! Dill Hamilton (^. cooper i Dyer Wm, butcher Emrick W & Andrew, saddle tree makers Finley W A, principal Corvallis College 1 and clergyman (Meth Epis, S) | Fischer Ernst W, harness and saddlery j FLICKIN(;ER HIRAM, harness and | saddlery FLIEDNER WILLIAM, liairdresser, baths and furnishing goods FOK E & BROS, general merchandise and ag(!nts Wells, Fargo & Co Fricindly Chas H, general merehar lise Gaylord & Swick, proprietors Corvallis Sash Factory Gerhard Joseph, blacksmith GRAVES & ROBINSON, cabinet mak- ers HARRIS H E, genenil merchandise HARRIS HENRY P, proprietor Corval- lis Saw Mill IIERRBOLT) JOHN, dentist HODES GUKTA^^ gunsmith HOLDER ADAM, blacksmith and plow maker Ilolgate Erastus, justice of the peace Ilolgale Hamilton, hay and feed HOUGHTON & PLANNETT, prop ie- tors Corvallis Tannery HUNT & BICKEL, proprietors Corval- lis Brewery IRVIN DAVID, boot mak-r Jacobs & Newgrass, general i,. :c . . i>c JaTues John Rev, clergyman, (Mcth Epis) Kclsay John, attorney at law Kline Louis (}, tailor and general mcht Knight & Titus, blacksmiths KRIECHBAUM JOHN G, forwarding and commission, and dealer in general merchandise LEE & SIIARPLES, physician, and surgeons ^lans Henry, boot maker ;\Iatthew> Fran(!is S, wagon maker fiercer George, notary puldic and surveyor McCarty Alexander V Rev, clergyman, (Christian) McCONNELL ALBERT R.licp.-Msand billiards, and agent Oregon Stage Co McCune Robert Y, jiroprietor saw mill M( FARLAND WALTER II, hardwai , stoves, and tinware MURRAY JAIMES W, physician MURRAY J W & CO, chemists ami apothecaries Odeneal Thomas B, attorney at law PURDY ANDREW, wagon maker and painter RIDDER JOSEPH, watch maker and jeweler SIMMONS & KIGER, livery stab!" SMITH HOMER, proprietor City li:' SNOW TAYLOR M physician ' Souther & Allen, druggists and apothcca ies Siewart .lames II. licpiors and billiards STRAIIAN REUBEN H, ally at law TEMPLETON t FOSTER, photo n;rj>phers a 3 c « '6 ■a e 3 k ; " I « ifl I >> h > s ! Thayer ' Thomj)- Thorn ps . : WATE g chn I AYells V f CUB ^ phine, so „. ".aledl, oered, wi § I'ai purp( fl I exist in si « I 0} : h) . I * , ('l)lltlt.V .fllll ' t'oiiiitv i:i(.[ e IJisfiirt An ■2 Slioi-i(F .... S ''Vcasinor.'.' •g Assessor § 8iii-i.vor .,. 5 'oidlKT » Comity Conn 8 t 3 |l « a , I j; 3 Dallas, I] i'olk ( Rick re land 'JlVoi'e(| floiirislj Apj)leg;i(e Aiislin Siimj ''^dden Johil i^'onson W ■ oivii W (I ■ .•."!|>hell J;f <;" ,"an W,| CochoroM lji!('(tliins J L,| L' (Vawlor,! ].]\ \s V nder A S.l l^'rystiA (J (j ' ')einps('v J I '•'llendal'e \\\ ! 14 P B(| '•"raker W M ; ' fallock E Hayden Be,] If'HVc II A- Hubbard Chi Hufii-r John,! maker The PACIFIC Uf SUBANCS CO. pays all losses in Odd Coin. A. K'^HUiR, San Franoisoo, Agent for Chickering & Son's Pianos. )W le- KIX\- W 6 i5 I . ■0 m lit UtTivl c 9) a!»l ft veyoi yinun, )r.-s ami ijro Co niiU (Iwai , STATE OP OREGON, 265 Thayer & IJurnett, attorneys at law Thompson & Kglin, groceries, etc Tliompson II M, post master WATERS & CLAUK, general mcr- cliants, agents Telegraph Co, etc Wells AVilliam A, livery stable Willy Richard Rev, clergymar, (Presb) Wright T J, physician COttage Grove, Lane Co, P O, 20 miles s of Eugene Hamilton A, postmaster ^ \ CURRY COUNTY. I3oiin, u > I'yor '.onmi'i" Siiporiiitc'iKloiit Schools. Coiiiitv Commissioticrs. . ■■! V. W. Colcl)rook . 1). (;. Otto I'lioiiiiis Sljarj) . . Jolin 1). Wc>t . . . .Folin Ci't'sswoll . . Clictco Valley ... . " Twelve Mile ilousc " I'istol Uivcr " Chetc Itivor " I'oi-t ( »rl'oi(l i " Lone 1,'aneh I " Jnlv . .. 1870 S.'JOO perann. 1808 Fees. " " «.")UOiMulfccs. " " Fees. " " ^lii.") perann. " Fees. I Per diem. Dallas, Polk Co, P O and County seat , Hughe- C, bootmaker Polk Co, l."> miles w of Salem, on the -Jenkins II C Hev, clergyman (Metli Epis) Rickrcal river, (iO miles s w of Port- Johnson R C, physicitui ^:: ^ ts aii'l l^v er anil cr and ab'- \\: lOlb*. •I ^0 liards at law photo- land Dallas is located in a highly favored agricidtural district, and is a flourishing town Ap|)legate & Sullivan, attorneys at law .\uslin Samuel, wat»'h maktM" and jeweler 'lalden .Iithn, carpenter ({lonson W (), general merchandise • 'own W C, genera! merchandise . ;.>npbcll James M, carpenter ('!' /an W, butcher Cochoron , .=alooii \i ] Collins J L, attorney at law ' !( ' ( j Crystal (i C, blacksmith ! Dcinpsey J A, (louring mill Kllendale Woolen Manufacturing C\), lion i It P 15oi.e, Pre EJIMEXS J, genl nidse and postmaster I'raker W M, carpenter 'tailock E Y, saw and planing mill Ilayden Henjamin, attorney at law Howe II \- R, general tnerehandise Hubbard Charles, carpenter llufl'er John, furniture dealer and cabinet maker Kennedy E, carpenter La Eollei Charles. ]iliotographer Lee N, general merchandise Lewis J II, general merchandise Lewis .John it James, livery stable Lovclady Thomas J, hotel proprietor aicWilliams W, butcher Mimiick Samuel, carpenter Power John, carpenter Prior Thomas, saddlery and harness Riggs ,T H, cattle and sheep broker Ilobb W S, druggist mid apothecary "iawfn, ,1 E J & Co', saw and planing mill bobbins M L, cattle and sheep broker "ritler A S, bootmaker i ^Shipley F M, saddle tree maker Sites J R, |»bysician Stiles it 3IcI)onald, tannery Shrevo Asa, blacksmith Sliidiz A. wagon maker Tciil W II, wagon maker Thompson T M, saddlery and harness Tillotson (icorge, millwright Wdarde Frank, saddler Ward N M, blacksmith Waymire J, general merchandise and flouring mills Weathers Charles, carpenter iV. Si\ I ta 200 PACIFIC COAST 1! U S I N K S S J) I U K C T 11 Y . Dalles City, (ll.o Dalles) Wa^-o Co, P () and C"i)r.iity scat AVast-o Co ; on till' south bank ol'llic Cdliiniliia river, 10.') inilcs ne of Salcni ; II") miles c of I'oiliaiul. The Dalles is pic- tur('s(iiii'ly siliialeil, eominaiidin;; a fine view of the nioiiiilaiiKHis scenery of Waseo Co, iiicliidin^j; Mount Hood, ot(. 'I'lie, western tenninns of the Ore^jon Steam Xavijiation Co's li K from Dalles to (Vlilo, l.J milui in length, is at this point Avres l'" W, ' ;■ ' -I'lith lialdwin \- r.ir I'ies liettin^ier .Tohii, 1 . ii and groeeries Diiieer Frederie, l»:iKery and groeeries IJiltinger A, stoves, tinware and groeeries IJiocIi, ;\Iillertt Co, general niercliandi.-e Dlumaner & liosenhlatt, geiil indse IJrooks C IJ, physician Brooks Saninel L, Dcp Col Int Kev IJucIianan A W. agent Widls. Fai'go&Co, Sialc T(d Co, and ins agent Bulger Tiiomas II, meat market Bunnell it Miller. linsmilhs, and dealers stoves and tinware Butler Benjamin 1). photographer Comfort Kdwin B, Dep As.-essor Irt I{ev Condon F Rev, elergvman (Conir) COWXIF it IIALLOUAN, publishers 3I(iinilaineer Craig P, druggist and aj)otheearv Cuminiiig it (irant, hardware, groceries, and agts I'acilic Ins Co Dalles Liimbei" Manufacturing Co, doors, sash, elc Dehni Florien, v atehmaker and Jeweler Dierlam Cliarles, furniture, ci'ockery. gla-sware. etc Denny A O. attorney at law Denny () W, attorney at law Di(-rlan Father, clergy nnin (Hoin Calh) Douglass W B, watchmaker and Jeweler Klfelt Josejih, general merchandise Fitzgerald 10 1*, general merchaniliscj Fournier Augustus & Co, proprs Colum- bia Hotel Fi'edric August, gunsmith FUKNCII it (HLISIAX, importers and jobbers, licpiors, groceries, etc (lales it CInipiu, druggists and apoth'ys fiatesit Halt, allornej's at law Gurley .T W, dentist HAKE F A, saddlery and harness Halloran James, editor ISIountaineer IIANDLKY it SINNOTT, i)roprielors Finalilla House Ilari'is I) it Co., dry goods, elolhiiig, etc Ilarlinan it Yager, soda factory Hayden William, saloon Herman II 'V Co. ili'v goods, elolhing, etc HFKKTA MANUEL, sa(hllery and har- ness Humason (), attorney at law .lones Thomas, rcslaurant Kellogg . dentist Keirison II W. saloon Kosler r, blaeksmilh Kranss (Jeorge A. prop Dalles Brewery Ltuilier it Co, meat market Lemon Sydney, druggist and apothecary Le.-^se! 1) Mrs, millinery Liebe (ieoige A, blaek-mith Lord W «.V Co, elolliini'. ilrv iroods, etc Lndwig Henry, pro|)r Colnmbia Brewery Lusher F, hairdresser Maupns & Co. bakery and gio'crie.s Michaelbach .lohn, meat market Milli'r . physician Mitchell V W, "physician Moike F, Milor Jlolonev William, bootmaker MOINTAINEEH, weekly, Cownie it Halloran, publishers Xorwold H !•"„ tailor Odell .lames A, attorney at law Parker HobiTt A, groceries Pattee H E, wagon maker and blaeksmitli Pl'X'K P iV CO, dry goods, clothing, etc Penlland Bobei'l, propt. waterworks lieynolds William F, wagon maker Hiley M Miss, millinery, etc Hindlanb .lohn, liquors and billiards Savage Oiis S, house and sign painter Smilli Thomas, hotel jiroprielor Sposilo John, fruit, groceries, etc Stevenson A C, physician Stevenson I) 1), deiilist THACHEl? (iEOlKJE & CO, whole- sale li(|iiors Trcviil it (ilisan, licpiors i^' billiards UM.VTILLA HorSE, Ilandley it Shi- nott proprii'tors N'ogI Max. tobacco, cigars and fancy good:- AVAITit KELLY, attorneys at law \\'aldron it Bros, druggists aiid apoth'ys Waldron H .1, stationer and postmasicr Warner B, physician Wickman Fiidrie, bootmaker it WILLIAMS JOHN, auction and com ?| Wintermeyer A, wagon nniker A. Ko: o o Darda ilres Jack Cal 1! Dayton hill J Jioint, „, Ciry J,,|,„ ■s d tt u o u « 5 DOUG ^ Mountaiiw, f l!y Act of 1 J^j^es it III,. a Tlic siiWiic I largest in sc ^ iMo,-i boiinti: g '■'">. and it I '•••m be raisei S fidinirabic gi OKK '''>lllltV Jll.ljjo « ('ilMllfv ('I.Tk . I'lStiirl \(, II \i, -'i^Uirt Alton g SlKTitf. . , |« TiVJlMlivi I / < ' u ' "roller a ■'^iil"'niitcii(it.',iV Miinii,' la C'Mr'tv (', Keep California Capital in California. Insure in the FAOIS'IO. |S Eagl9 Crei I nioii) f'lvi w/brd it '•Vwell B F. ■^'•■acliani Bnl •^iiiallcy it I'd •'^olicnbof^r ^\;^ East Port] on the ri lilvi'V, Oj f^'Uvihorni! Ji i-roprs (1 'hir.-fbni Milj ^'■'^n M' A 1{| Elkton, Do ,, »■ of J{oJ '^'■'^f ^<'vi, p,J A. BOmJ u 113 s H U £ ^ C e e s 1 S A. KOHIiEB, San Franoisoo, imports Foreign and Amerioan Instruments fcr Bands. S T A T K OF U E y Lane, oast by the Cascade .Mountains, south liy ,1a' kson and Josephine, and west by Coos antl the Pacific Ocean, liy Act of Le;iislatnre, rmpt|ua County is now consolidated with Doajrla-, which lilvcs it the larj;(!st area (over oOOO square miles) of any county west of the Cascades. The surface is mountainous. Umpqiia Valley lies wholly in this comity, and is the iarjrest in southern Ore^^on, and second only in importance to the Willamette. " It is iiio.-l bountifully walci'ed by tlu! I'mpiiua lii\'er and its numerous branches and alUn- ( Ills, and it jiossessc-s a soil so varied and i'ertile that ev( ry tiling may be grown that can be raised in any of the Northwestern JSlates." The unoccupied jiublic lands iiil'ord admirable jrra/.in^ lacililio for larjre herds of stock. Acirs of arable land estinmtcd 111 2o;>,()0(J. Keal and i»er.-onal property, I.SC.I, S1,110,2.VJ. County seat, l{o.-cburg. o V F I c K i: s. OKFICK. iNcrMiir.Nr. 1!!;sii)i:nci;. 'rcnn D.xpirfs. SAI.AKV. ("iiiiiity Cuimry Distlirt Sh.-ritr. Trcii>ur A>st'sso Survey CorciiU'i' Sii|ii'riii Cuic'tv Jiicl;;e (Jniwtbnl (iiiddi.s. . Cli'ik 1{. A. Cowlcs AtlDiiii'v Iiinn's V. Wiil^im . . I.poimid IIdwo. . . . •r Vnilicw .1. .Iiincs. . r KiTil'k M. ,b)liiis()ii ir loliii I.ittii'll William II. l{;il.lic Hos •lulv tl:lkli\llil .. . ( 'iiiivonville tciuk'iit Si'liools 'riioiims F. Koviil. Willnir . ( oiiiniisMoiu'rs. ' - •' 1870 SriOO )porunii. ISCS Fits. " $:)00 & Iocs. " Fees. " S.'ido pcM'iinn. " I'cr Diciii. Couiingont. / l>riicl 15. Nii'lidls.. Ciiiiyoiivillc 3 o .£1 MI a a a o 14 <1 d Suiicnbi'rg it Co, general merchandise 1 • V iTOod:- d law » iiolh'.V'' C ,nd coi" i Eagl9 Creek. Tnion ('«», (I'O address, EllensbUFg, Curry Co, P O and Co Inion) — miles — of La (irande scat Curry Co, situated on the s bank Crawf.n-.! i*L (iilbert, gem-ral merchants of Pogu<.' Pviver near the ocean, ;J;JO F.well 15 F. proprietor ..xpre.ss '"'"'^ '^ "' "' '^"••■'" .Mcacham Hros & Co. proptrs (.hiarlz :\Iill ^ewey J(dm, postmaster Siiialley & Pope, general merchandis(! Ifothenheim Simon. County Clerk, and general merchant Sciidder George M, general merchandise East Portland, Multnomah Co. P O -r-t^.^^ fy.. ^ ., ,, ,, , ^ on the right bank ,.f the Wilhnnelte Empire City, Coos Co, P ( , and Co River, opposite Portland T'^^'""' <-'»' :""'"*'^' '"' <^'*"?, ^'"J'' a miles from the ocean. 2.>0 miles s s IlawthoriK! S: Loryea, jdiysicians .nnd ^ of Salem proprs Oregon Slate Insane Asylum jyj,,,.,^ j^^^^.j,, j,. p„,tmaster and Deputy llor.ford Ml ton, postmaster Collector Internal Revenue N'.iur \\ A Kev, clergyman (M K) Enterprise, Josephine Co, (P O ad- Elkton, Douglass Co. V O, iJG miles n •l''''^'', Waldo) 12 miles s of Kerby- w of Roseburg | ville Kent Levi, postmaster I Sawyer William hotel proprietor A. BO MAN & Co., San Franoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday School Books, eto. (4 CO :.;il .1 \ Insure your life in the NORTH AMEBIOA I.IFB INSUBAMCE CO. o o a ■s S CO *J Pointdc Renfrev Risdon liebbciv cha Skinner Fei' Smitli A Smith J '*>pain Di Sievenloi SWEET I UNDER at h Pacii Walton J AVHEEL ware Wiilsey S Wilson Kl Wing it s WJNTEl} Winter Wi Winzeiirae Express miles - Durkee (' Ellis J, m.lil 3 h I. S 5 OQ ■0 c (8 w s a s The FAOIFIO INBUBANOI] 00. Inaurea againat Fire and Marine hazarda. Fairfleic St. Lol D.'ividson Hamilton l| Forest of Am( Forest (• mile] Adcook B Archibald .i Bailey F J\ Barrett H IJates J D, «lat.k S, c.-, Bow I by WJ ' t^ield P S, I , Giger AV'ilil Harpendiii", HendrickscJ Hinnman . Hughes S, A. BOl U 1 o o ri ^H o 1 1 l« 91 1 Q ^ 1 QQ ^m s ■ 0) 1 1 4^ 01 ^H c H is fi ^1 m 1 9 I a 2V 10 I o8 w H CS e\ ^M m its ffi ■ Str 00 IS M 1 s 1 « 2 ii\n ,3 n er a) « \iiil ^ ^ n L'Val s c 2 T3 an.\ W tt 01 •• M 33 U a .renc 3 n ikcr- 2 th £ o 31 s C § . a 1 liu.'V- t « ; A t;?, L'tf : 4^ K >, i-r illlil ; ci h I nicv- 1 i a B i * t CQ ■0 c w rdwave, 1 i S «■> li^o. f • Siien- I 3 p reveiuK' • u H /i„ ...„1 f A. KOBIiEB, Ban Franoiaoo, importer and dealer in Uuaio Books. STATE OF OREGON. 201) TIiilli|)s Henry A, bootmaker Poinldexter & Liiekey, lilaeksmillm HenCrew A, lioti'l proprietor Hi.-idon 1) N, atloniey at law K(ilil)('r.«on C F, wnfion maker UOSKNULATT MKYEK, general mer- elianilise Skinner M Mrs, Ferry Sniitii A A, general niereliamlisc Sinitii t] Monroe, blaeksmith Spain De l>enjamiii, livery stable Sievenlon .I(») miles n w Forest Grove, Washington Co, P o, () miles w of llillsboro Adcook IJ W, blacksmith Archibald J, generjil merchandise Hailey F A, physician ; Rarrcft II L, carpenter Bates J 1), wagon maker Blank S, carpenter i Bowlby Wilson, physician i Field P S, general merchandise , (Jigcr William, physician : Ilarpending O J, professor languages Ilendrickson J, flouring mill llinnman & Meyer, general mere' "ndisc Hughes S, blacksmith as Lancaster. (See Lancaster) GaleSVille, Douglas Co, P O, 32 miles s of Rose burg Brotts J, carpenter Chrismann Richard, blacksmith Hardy »& Elliff, general merchants and hotel proprietors House John D, general merchandise Levens DA, general merchant, hotel pro- prietor, and postmaster Martin W J, hotel propiietor Muhlemann J, blacksmith Readfield J, gunsmith i'> miles Gardiner, Douglas Co, P O, n w of Roseburg Gardiner Mill Co, lumber manufacturers Merrick James M, hotel proprietor Morey David, postmaster Glad Tidings, Clackamas Co, P 0, 18 miles 8 of Oregon City Jaekson George W, postmaster Grand Prai 'le, Lane Co, ll miles n w of Eugene City m '!i! H:! I ii ■' \ A. ROMAN & Co., Ban Franoiaoo. Sohool Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Oamea, eto NOllTII AMERICA LIVIS INSUllAJMOE CO., Policies Ruaranteocl by Stoto of Nov/ York. 270 p A c 1 1' 1 (" A ST 11 u s r n k s s d i ii i: c t o ii y . Grand Rondo, I'olk Co, V O, -jo miles Warner — , pliysieiaii (Iiitliaii Keservat'n) | II w ol' Dalles 3 3 Harvey Amos, U S Iiidlaii a<,'eiil (Indiiui Grande Ronde Landing, rmadlla -j; He-ervalioii) | Co, on tin- Coliimhia Uiver, 'JO miles , Lilelilield (I C, {general meiTJiaiidiso ' e of llu; Dalles I GRANT COUNTY, r.oiindanes— Norlli l.y rmalilla, east hy riiion, soiul, by Nevada, and west hy \\'a0(» oz. County scat, Canyon City. <) I' I' I c I'. I! s . OI'I'ICK. INCI .MllKsr. in;sii(r.N(i:. C'liiivDii C)itv. . . Tirm r..\|ilrriiiiii. ISdS Fees. Ssoo ]ieriiiiii. Fees. Coinitv Coiniiiissioiiers. Per DIeiii. Grant's Pass. Jackson Co. l* O, and .lolmson D A, hairdresser station on the ovcrliind route Sacra- Jones William, photographer mento to Portland, '1\) miles n of Kay & More, hliicksmiths Jacii-onville Koontz iV; iiiley, fnrnilnre, etc Levy I'lc Hro, >:eiieral merchandise r^ove .1 D. iittorney tit law .Manslitdd 15 K, ciirpenter McEhviiin Andrew, ^va^oii maker McFAIJLAND W 11, stoves and tinware More, (leist & I'ahor, geiiertil md.-e I'ayne C H. hotel proprietor Harrisburg, Linn Co, V O, 27 miles i»,..iit & Snod^'iass, livery sttihie Roach J.)lm M, wii;ion nmker ' lioliison I' S, hot(d |)r(tprietor CHOXTON THOMAS, |)ostmaster Gibson William, proptr siiwmill (Jump Oil" ,Ioe, Josephine Co) Todd & Cro.xton, (Croxton's Diggings) general meicliaiulisu .s of Albany IJell J X, physician Rogers Willi-im, attorney til law Kutler C» II. harness and suddlcry Cannon A L, biitchei' Crabb A ,1, carpenter Daviss II A, physician Daviss M I), Ciirpenter Ebby David, cooper Farrier William, butter packer Fowler George, carpenter George Abel, wagon nmker Hay Jeremiah, carpenter Hays A J, gnnsniiiU Hollowiiy W S, biitolier Hughes & Maey, blacksmillis Hyde Perry, saloon ^ Hyde William, photographer Simpson Samne!, physicitwi Smiih it IJraslield. general merchandis(; Smith it Riley, drti^fgists Smith Hiram. po»tniiister Umemhafer William, wheelwright N'ainpy liobiMt, stdooii Wheeland James, liarness and saddlery u in d s ^ HillsborO, AVashington Co. P O and | county seat Washington County, OO ' miles n of Salem, and 18 miles w of ^ Portland 5 Royce A Y, photographer " j Roycc Joseph, pliysician and purgeon I IJoyce Joseph & Co, drugi* and medicines 3 i Boycc U, physician and postmaster Finney Flinn J( Mare W I Mare \\ May it \ niiik J? Jackson I I i Patterson u p 01 3 iiard Pca ,s,|,|„ c lands of sii I My adapte [ liMind lliroii I "InVh airor( z liitve been (i I lent article c' -oiiville. Oi. 3 CoilIltV JlldnJ "_ Coniity Cleikl ^ I)is;n'rt Atloi s Mierilf. ... - I leiisiirer. . . .\s>e>soi* , , ' Surveyor .. , Coroner .... I'ulilie Adiili'iil ^'il|]eriiiteiideij County CoiiniJ ! 6 Jackson^ The PACIFIC INSURANCE Co. The largest OaUfornia Insurance Co. Coiinlyl of SalJ route, Rogue •'ui(l mJ most fif Oregon f IJriah M liiini A. MASON & HAMLIN'S OHOANS. A. KOHLEH. ARont. San Franolsoo, S T A T E OP U K (ION. 271 Finney A, wnijon Miiiker Hoquatton. TilldniodU Cii. 1' (), sitn- I'Miini .lolm, (■lcr;.'ynmn (Mcllinilist Hpi.-i) iilcd on 'I'llliiinook l.ji}', "lO miles s of' Hare \\' D, altonicy at law A^toi'ia, do niilcs n w of Salriii Hay V,^<'ncnil nicrcliandir-o makers ^ .lacksoii Hycr, lirlckiayer 2 I I'allcivon II «!c Hon, j^ciicral increliandisc 2 liaiclwaic, etc ia I'i'a-i' A (', carpciiter « Smilli Henry, i.roprielor Union lloti-l a Smilli L A, physician 3 ; We.-dall (' A, harness and saddlery 5 Wih'y U K, proprietor Ilill.-hoio Honse Crone & C'o, jjeneral nicrehandiso 3 ! Fo>ler .1 S I'lc Co, slock dealers " . Hood River, Wasoo C... l* O, 12 miles {I'/''-"- '••'nl^";''" "-^ Co, I'lii.'ksmiths I ,v of Dalles lliXMm.V (o hlacksnnll.s 'o I .lolin-lon — , hotel proprietor S Coo Charles, jio-l master e Independence, I'nik Co, v o, 10 miles s e of Dalles Cliace William, wines and liciuors Cook C 1', postmaster Cox E. "xrain and prodnc(! MeCiilly, VaiidiiK! tfc Co, ;^eneral mdse JACKSON COUNTY, r.omidaries— \<.rlh hy Don-las, east l.y the CV:- - cade Mountain^, ^onlll hy the Slate of California, and we.~t liy .Josephine. Area, ^ ,').00() sipnirc^ miles. Ko^'ue Iviver Valley lies in .Iack>on Comity, and emliraecs I lands of superior cpiality lor a;:rieiiltnral pnrposes. ^\ eonsiderahle portion is adinir- i alilv ailapteil lor ;:razin;.r. and an almndance oC timber lor mainit'acltii'inir pnrpo-es is c , I'liinid thronjiiioiil llie inonnlaiiions section. Iv\teii>ive le(l;z<'-< ot' i^oid and silver exist, ; i which atlord employnnMif to a larjic! niimlier ot' per.-ons ; and eojjper, iron and eoal - ' have hceii di.-covered, lint have not as yet heen dev(doped to any extent. An exeel- l lent article oi' salt is now heing inannlintiired in lai'fic ;;iiamities. Connty scat, Jack- c soiiville. o V V I c i; i; s . oi'-Fici:. fNCrXlllKXT. S ' t'imiily Jiiduo » ('(lunly Clerk C District Attorncv S!i. riir .' 2 MIC f/. .1. ('. Diiiiciiii . . Will. II. S. ll.vilc. .I.iiiic.'? !\. N\'il . . . . Williuiii A. Owiii. kksiuknck. .hick^niivillo TormKxiiIrps. SALARY. rniisiiicr I )aviil Linn a A^.^l'^sc^r . Sihis ,1. I)iiy ^ ' Siiivcyor W . .1. I'lyiiuik'. . . . . Ciiroiicr !•',. II. (iii'ciiniiui. . f! I'lililic Ailiiiiiiistniliir lloiiiiiin llchiis... " .... ^- ^ • ' ^■■' ' I.. T. Davis r. H. Wiiiic Work Point r . . Ovcrhock (iriivo .Aranzaiiitii . Jarksdiivillu J Siiiit'i-iiit(.'ii(k'iit Scliiu.'U. . g ( ciiiniv ("ommissioiRTs . . . . < ,. ■ • ■ n i 8 • j I'liiliTuk lli'licr .July .. . ISTO Sliiditprnnii. j " " .*.'ii)() per nnn. I " " il-Vrs. " " 'f'^OD iKT nnn. " " iS4 pir diem. !S.")()0 pernnn. I$3 per iliem. « : la Treasurer; Anunstus Taylor, 31 A IJrentano, L T Davis, John Jliller, Trustees jj Jacksonville, .Tack.-on Co, P O, and ^ ; County scat .lackson Co, 2-11 miles s of Salem, located on the overland route, and in the fertile vallev of Kojrnc River, for which it is the d'epot BEKKMAN C C, l.ankor and agt Wells, iiiid market, mul is thc! larij;ost and Fargo it Co, and agt (). Sta^c; Co most flourisiiing town in southern lilanchet F X llev, clergyman (Catholic) Oregon IMeelier Henry, hufcher IJOYER WILLIAM, tobacco, cigar.s and Oii'ici'.ns. — James R Wade, I'resident; produce Uriah S Ilayden, Recorder ; George IJRADBURY & WADE, general mtlse M lianks, Marshal ; Win Kreezer, ; IJreitbarth Henry A, liquors, billiards, etc m IM in .ifr t' P'). m ;':iS A. BOMAN' & Co., San Franoiaco, rocoive Now Books bv every Stoamer. OQ 00 B e £ o* I CO p ^ NOBTH AMEBICA TJFTl INSURANCE CO. Tho best company In the United States. 272 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIUECTOUY. BUCKNEIl & FAUREN, saloon Burns Uov, cleifryrnan (M E) Cabaniss T T, ])liy.-iician Caldwoll IM. j>roi)ti- Jacksonville Express Castello & Cofrii). house and si<;n painters CROMEMILLER DAVID, blacksmith Daxis Levi I, phj-sician Donejian Patrick, blacksmith Dowell Uenjaniin F, attorney at law Dunlap Anderson, blacksmith FAY JAMES I), attorney at law Fisher A & liro, general merchandise GAULT I) M C, notary public and ed- itor Sentinel Gormskv Joseph, tailor GREENMAN El'IIRAIM II, physician and coroner ITanck John F, watchmaker and jeweler Hoffman William, notary public Home Louis, pro|)lr United States Hotel JACOBS ORANGE, attorney at law JUDGE HENRY, harness and saddlery Krall Frederick, wa^on maker Kreuzer William, tobacco, cijrars, etc Kuscbenbach Charles, bootmaker Langell Nathaniel, bootmaiicr Levy Bernard, groceries Linn & Hall, cabinet makers, etc Long John, hairdresser LOVE & BILGER, hardware, stoves, and tinware Mateas William, restaurant McLaughlin & wall, liquors and billiards Miller John, gunsmith MULLER & BRENTANO, general merchandise Neil James, attorney at law NEUIIER JOHN, watchmaker and jcv- eler, and fancy goods OREGON REPORTER, (w,-ekly) OREGON SENTINEL, (weekly) Benj F Dowell, proprietor; D M C Gault, editor ORTII JOHN, butcher Overbech Andrew B, physician ITeiffer Adolph, tailor Plymale Scl)astiaM, livery stable Rohoaboam Jennc jNIrs, proprietie.-s Fran- co American Hotel Roork G W Rev, clergyman, (M E) Ryan Patrick J. merchandise ROW JOSEPH, tobacco, cigars, etc SACHS BROS, general merchandise, agts Pacific Insuranct! Company SAVA(JE & SUTTON, druggists and apothecaries, stationery, books, etc. SAVACiE C W, U S Ass Int Rev SCHITZ VEIT, proprCity Brewery Smith & Howard, carpenters and Joiners St Mary's Academy, Sister Mary, prin- cipal Sutton J M, P M, and Deputy Collector I Internal Revenue i TAYLOR AU( JUSTUS, propr Union I Stable Turner Wm M, agent T«degraph Co j WETTERER JOSEPH, propr Eagle Brewery and Saloon Williams M A, Rev, clergyman (Presb) I AVILSON CHARLES F,cnrpenter, con- tractor, etc WINTJEN & IIELiVIS proprs Table Rock Billiard Saloon JOSEPHINE COUNTY. Boundaries — North by Douglas, east by Jack- son, south by the State of Calitbrnia, and west by Curry. Area. ISOO s(|uare miles. The surface of this county is irregular and broken, and but a small portion is ailapted to agricultural pnrpos((s. Numerous veins of copper ore are being worked, and extensive deposits of iron and coal are known to exist. County seat, Kerbyville. n O V K I C E R S . OFFICE. IXCrMUKST. ^F,SIDE^•CE. County .Juil;;e. . . County Clerk . . . District Attorney SheriflF Treasurer . Assessor. . Surveyor Coroner Superintendent ScliooU. County Commissioners. Cani|)l)ill CuUlwell Illinois Valley, Iial()li J. Forbes. . . Kerbyville ..."., .1. 11. Neil .Fiieksonvillc . . . Thomas F. Floyd . ■ Kerbyville .Jobn Holt ; " Wm. N. Saunders. Altliousc i Vacant Term Explros. I S.VLARY. July ... I868^«G(K) per ami. Fees. S.'iOO per ann. Fees. $.")00 per ann. \$:y per tliem. Fees. ■•{ i William Chapman. Illinois Valley. . . . j .S300 per ann. I Georfjo E. Logan . . ; Waldo July ... 1 868 $3 per diem. i Simon Messenger . I Williamsbur(;li . . . ! "" " ] " " FAOIFIO INSUBANCB CO. Cash Asset*. $1,113,863.82. CHIOKBI ^1 K Jeffei S ' so I neaehi* ^ Conser, fc, ./olinson ° John.xnn ^ I'owell J g \'anghn ^ A\'alerniii I JeDnyc S «lres> « C orv I KeUogg p. n w ( g ludlogg (i ; Kellogg f. Kerby, Co. P ■2r,a „ Kendall & ■*^awyer S 1 § King's "V £ >kowifz & Chaplin Dan Cottle T C, ,r J^ospain J, pf Usher J Y, i JJerstIc, Reiil C^'ft L, cabin! i9 Table cU- I.AUV. jicr JICV mill. iinii. I per anil, cr iliti"' CHIOKSRIN'O'S FianoB have the best touch and tone. A. KOHIiBR, AKsnt, San Franolsco 'J « V iiuTs . £ \n-i\\- 01 'd leclor 6 [Jiiiou B It ' *J 10 ti KagU c a STATK OP ORE (J ON. 273 Jefiferson, Marion Co, P O, IG miles s of Salem IJcnrh & KiiicliaH, general mereliantliso Coiiser Jacob, flouring Mill (irey A, carpenter Gordon A L, blaek.^mitli (li-andy S ISF, teacher (iray IJro.x, liarne.«s nnil saddlery I lousier Frank, pliotograplier Ilulsey 1). i)liysician Johnson U A, gen'l merelmndisc and V M ""''^ry- l>'^^"I^^MeComas, drugs and med- ; Jolmson W W, black.smitli ; „ , '^'*»^\ . Ilulsey J 15, pliy.«u'ian Kelly & Stevens, livery stable Lewis li r, provision-^ and grain Lewis Henry, livery .stable Mallorv U II iV Co, general mercliandise I'owcll P, carpenter Vaiifrlni Kli, wagon maker AVaterinan & Tiionnis, genl mdse JeDnyopoliS, Uenton Co, (P () ad- ,, ,, , „ ,, . r i - it . i dre,.s S.arr's Point) 11 miles ^ of J^^'" T , . " I. 'r''' '^ "'" ', ' i Corvillia i ^'•''^''''•■''<''* '^ C cV; to, wagon maker | MeWilliams & Stevens, proprs livery .stable , EellOgg'S, Douglas Co, P O. no miles Morrow J L. general mercliandise Murray I\I A, propr livery stable Patterson & Co, general mercliandise Patterson 15 P, jiostraaster Kice Matbcw, billiard saloon Roberts N, pro[)rieloi' Our House Hotel n w of Koseburg Kellogg (J A 15, hotel proprietor Kellogg Lyman, postmaster Kerby, or Kerbyville, Joseiihine Co, P and county seat, Josephine, '2')0 miles s of Salem Uynearson L, blacksmith Sebelhvortli A & Co., brewers Seeley Charles, stoves and tinware Shellworth. Charles, bakery Shu|)e 1' T. photographer Simonton W 15, pliysician Slater J H, atltn-ney at law dress. Corvallis) 12 miles n w of; siavick, Harris & Co.general merchandise Samlers S, cjibinet maker Spare, Clere A: tSilhani, blacksmiths Steinheiser & Co, general merchandise Stoltz S & Co, boots anil shoes Taylor C, hotel proprietor Thomas II L, general merchandise AVebb George W, stoves and tinware Wilkinson il 11, propr flouring mill and general merchant Kendall & I5olt, general merchandise Sawyer S W, postmaster King's Valley, Henton Co, (P f) ad dress, C( (\)rvaHis Chambers Roland, propr flouring mill La GrandO, Union Co, P O, incorpo- rated city, and Co seat I'nion Co, 8,") miles s e of Umatilla, and .'iGO miles e s e of Salem OiKici'.RS — II H Mallor}-, President; H M Judson, Recorder; II L Ihonas, Marshal; A\m(o tie, J IV Lafayette, Yamhill Co, P O and Co ISIcCinas M Khrcmroch, J L Mor- ^;f„ y.,,,',,,;,, (, ,i,„.^j^.,^ ^„ „,^ i^,.^ row, I) C Mclveirher. M l.aker, j,.,,,,. ^^. „,^. y.^,,,,,;,, ^. g ^^-^^^ Irustees „, ... , „( .>.:i „<• Aberley C, meat market Alherson S, general merchandise Baker & Litehteiithall, attorneys at law Bilker N W, pro|)rii'tor Valley House Bilker R M, physician Boary S, genenil merchandise Bo-kowitz & Sonmier, gen merchandise Chiiplin Daniel, surveyor Cottle T C, propr livery stable Dospain J, projir livery stable Fi.-ilier J Y, physician (Jerstle, Reinhardt & Co, genl mdse Gift L, cabinet maker above its mouth, 24 miles n w of Salem, and ;}() miles s w of Portland. Lafayette is well located, and con- sidering the many advantages it en- joys, must be at no distant day a city of considerable importance. The river is navigable to this point the entire year. Adams S C Rev, clergyman Allen II W, general merchandise 15aker .John, carpenter 15elelicr J M, general merchandise IJidwell W C, carpenter 15rndshaw E C, attorney at law A. BOUAN ft CO. Tho only exoltisive Book Store on the Paoiflo Coast. 18 'i I ■", ¥ ■\ ri/ m \ \ w Il I: IV!l t ;i Pi .!■ NORTH AMERICA IiIFH INSURANOB CO. No reitrlotion on oooupatlon or travoL I n i s M 4 m O ^ 274 PACIFIC COAST BU8INK88 DIKKCTOKY. Dillon A 1{, pliysician Kcklcs Clcmriil, ^'fiu'iiil incrcliniulise Kwiii;; it Miflci'.-on. blacksiiiiliis ForlH'8 A F, I'rcs Lat'ayriic' Auaili'iny (Srt'cr (J II, clfrjjyiaan (M 10) Harris U, salnoii Il('ial)rt'(' J 'I', general iiKTcliamlii-o and liott'l prDpriclor Unrllinrt S, aKorncy at law Lat'ayt'tio Academy, I'rof A IJ Forbesi, priiicipal LAFAVKTTK COHIlIKll, J II Upton, ])ri>pr aixl rdilor Lariji' F, carpfnlcr Lt'dbold F, lihuksmith I'liillilis A (!. dnilist Simpson II \j, j'cncial nidso and 1' M Si<'ward (Jcor;;!^ It, attorney at law I'l'TON .1 II, pul)lislicr ami proprietor LaCayelle Conrier, and joi) printer ! Watts .1 W, pliysician I White it \\'e.iiertield, |)liysieians, drug- I ection. Acres of land assessed, ISt!.";, 2H|.7.')1; inidcr ciilti\ation, ;iO,(;iSo. Valiiu ot' real and personal property, !?l,08(i,".)tji.(. County seat, Eugene City. O K K I O K U 8 . omci:. is( r.Mnr.NT. Hi:siiii'.N('i;. Eu''ciu' Oiiv. . . Coiiiitv .liiilt.'o Idsliiia .1. Wiillii: Ciuiiiiv' rifik Iiiiiies \V. ,Skii):y:s. ! " Disuii't Attoiiioy I. F. Wntsini IJosrliinij; .... .^Iiciili' Iiisrpli Miiidor. . . . Kiiirein; City. . 'I'lciisiiicr Tlios. Miilli(illnii(l. " Assr-Mir (ill)!-;;!' I )llll(llll . . . ( '():\St l-'ork . . . Sin-ii'vor iWilliinn II. (»ilt'll. Kiitrciu- City, . Ciinnicr lostpli MiI'Iutmiii Coast Fuik. . . Su|iiiiiitt'n(lfnt iScliools Jusfpii Matlock. . . County Cunniiissioncrs I Trrin Kxplrcs .lulv SAt.AttV. IS70 SI4(iOpiaiiii, ISliS Kits. \^'{> ^:m> |iraiiii. " 1 Fees. " i^i'iOl) iicratin. " 1*2 |n 1- (lii.'iii. " 'I'Vus. n ^ \ LatshaW Mills, I^inn Co, (P O i»d-| Cavine.s.o F P, ear|K'nter dies.s, llarri>buig) ^5 miles s of Albany 1 Chnifihton S II, saddle tree maker I Coryelh; J, carpenter Laurel, Dou^das Co (P O address, Durr IJ, wa;ron nmker KellojTfr's) 10 miles n w of Koseburg < F,lkius L it Son. fieneral merchandise I /-, 1 A\ > ! Frouk .1. blacksmith Lawn Arbor, l '..Ik Co. (P O address, iiilliard W F, bhicksmith Salt Creek) 18 miles n w of Dallas ji^,^^.,, ]Vi, t.,,rpeiiter Marks James, carpenter Lebanon, Linn Co, P O 12 miles s e is-ick.-r.son S, car[.enter and machinist of Albany i (),iell G AV, physician liell .1 W, hotel proprietor Perkins J N, physician IJiddie W, dentist I Koliind J (), sai-.tiict An Sh(.|-i(l' . . . , Ticasiircr Assessor •■^iii'vcyoi- «" J CoroMcr . g I ■'S(ant.s n Is aid giMcKenzl Mol ia\| ■^ I ""'les p I Itarntim & |g n,,,ncfeCo^ ' '5iown Ilcnl MAROB'ALIi ft lUTTAUXB'S Flanoi, Cheapest mado. A. KOnLER, Afcent, San Franoinoo. S T A T K F K !■: (ION. 27.'') Uiidolpli Mor^iin, ficiil iiidse ami 1* M I LOXington, Cliitsnp Co, (1* () aildicss, VimvartoM W \V, hlacksiiiiih Aflorin) "J inilt's s w of Astoria Woodward O T, faipeiiter Liberty, Utnton Co, r O, lO miloa II Loland, .Tfwppliino Co, 1* O, iO miles \ of C'orvallis 'I ^ "'■ J^i'l'^vill'^ j Hink.. David, earp-nt-r and j..in."P Mc'Micliaol H B, (L(daiid CicL'k) gen- ' Ilt'ckcr .V l*ilt('iN,cairia;.'(' ami \vaj;on mkr cral incrcliandiso i IMillioni .1 I' iV Co. ;;t'ii( nil iiu.'iTluuidise Smith llciiry, (Cayotc Creek) ji;eiil iiidse Modie .laeoh, li!aek>iMilii 'r\vo;:oo San Franoiaoo. Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Books. o u o a It o o CO o' o » H I n B ' IB', I - [! '■I ;|i . i 1 '■ I ■ Id If r ■'] NORTE AMSiJiICA IiIFB nUBXTBAJStCSi CO. Folioies guaranteed by State of New Tork 276 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. MARION COUNTY. Bomularies— Nortli by Clackamas oast by Clacka- mas and the Cascade Mountains, soutb by Linn, and west by Polk and Yamhill. Area, J '2i)0 square miles. The central location of Marion, adjoining several of the best comities in the State, and its agricultural aud other advantages,4ttiake it second only 10 ]\Iultnomah in wealth and importance. Acres of land und. r cultivation, 18Gr>, 45,010. IJushels of wheat raised, 1804, 221,180. County seat, Salem. OFFICKKS. OFFICE. IXrt'.MIJKNT. I hesidentk. I Tcnii Kxplroa. ] 9ALAHY. Siilom July Dalliis , Snlftn , S (0 o o n 6 i d County JiiiiKe lolm C. Pcol)les. . County Clerk (icor};(' A. Edes. . District Attorney 1'. C. Sullivan . . . Slioritf foiin J. Murphy . Treasurer Snniuel Hemlrick . Assessor Ilcnrv 1). Mount. Surveyor T. W. Daven]iort. I " (;oroner F. 11. Smith Snlom Superintendent Seiiools Leonard J. Powell " j Thomas C. Shaw . Bethany ^ . . ) Joiin U. Bridges.. AValdo'l tills .Silverton Countv Commissioners. . 1870 $800 per ami. 18«!> fees. " S.IOO&Fccs. " : Fees. " I $800 per nun. " Fees. $.'iOO perann. Per diem. MilwailkiO, Clackamas Co, P O, on ; Snelling Seth, nurseryman the overland route, 7 miles n of Ore- 1 Thessing Dr, ithysician gon City Armstrong T. tan ^r HRADBURY & KELLOGG. proprietorr. h 3 o I M n a 9 o F, broker Mohawk, Lane Co. P O, G miles n e of Eugene Lester Thomas, postmaster Monmouth, Polk Co, P 0, 7 miles s e of Dallas I Butler J B V, postmaster i Monroe, Benton Co, (P O address, i Starr's Poit't) 17 miles s of Corvallis MontS3rwania, Washington Co, (P () address, Ilillsboro) 12 miles s e of Hillsboro Mount Scott, Douglas Co. (P O ad- dress, Hoseburg) 15 miles n e of Roseburjf MULTNOMAH COUNTY. Boundaries— North by the Columlda river, east by the Cascade Mountains, south by C'lackamas, and west by Washington. Area, 400 square miles. The City of Port and is embraced within the boundaries of this county, making it the first in point of wealth iiiid population in the State. County Seat, Portland. o r V I c K u s . OFFICK. INOrSIBKNT. iti;sini:xri;. Countv .ludge Hon.P.A.jMarquami Portland County Clerk ill. C. Coulson. . . . | " District Attorney ^ M. F. Mulkcy ' " Sherirt' .' i.Iacol) Stit/.el' " Treasurer 'l). \V. Williams. .. , Assessor j John Duinn j " Surveyor , C. W. Burrago ! " Coroner I A, J. Hotl'man .... " Superintendent Sehools il{ev. (J. H.Atkinson " County Commissioners... { ij:^*^i--^;'«i i! Tonn Kxplrcs. SALAUY. July . . 1870 1868 $150()prnnn. Fees. (( (( <( « ^^ <. 8300 perann. Per dicm. Insure in the best Loool Company, " THB PAOIFIO." A. KOHLER'S Musio and Piano Warerooms, 424 Bansom Street, San Franoisoo. STATE OF OREGON. 277 3 *> o .8 a 3 o o o «1 i 1 cof - is ■ 'S 8 8C : 3 I ^ I a) ! to a 91 a d m •fl § . 3 u II h icrRnn. cm. E o a o a m >> a Mudd7, Yamhill Co, P 0, 12 miles s w of Lafayette Davis Jeff, postmaster Myrtle Creek, Douglas Co, P 0, 16 miles s of lloseburg Lanevc L, postmaster Needy, Clackamas Co, P O, 15 miles s w of Oregon City Tiarger G C, tanner Mack William O, carpenter McCowen Clark, blacksmitli Morciand Jtisse, P M and general mrelit Jlorgan & Ilardesty, cabinet makers Owen RI M, carpenter Taylor G W, wagon maker Wyland Daniel, blacksniitli NewellSVille, (Ciiamiwey;) Marion Co, P O, 2J miles n e of Salem fl Jlurphy John J, postmaster Newport, (Yacpiina Bay) P O, G8 miles w of Corvallis Carter A II, confectionery and bakery Case & Haldwin, hotel proprietors Ilillyer R, fishery Livingstone L, bakery Peak »& Ilmldleston, tishery Thornton John, saloon Wright A W, general merchandise North Yamhill, Yamhill Co, P O, 7 \m\iis u \v of Lafayette Hall Wm, wagon nuiker Ihown Mrs Julia, female physician Douglass J S llev, clergyman (M Epis) Dunn B W, blacksmith Fryer .1 M, general merchandise and P jNI Payne Aaron llev, dergynum Oakland, Douglas Co, P O, 18 miles n of Uosebukg, on the Portland Over- land Route Al)raham and Blumenthal, genl mdse Hanks Thomas, blacksmith Cole James, physician Dagun Theophilus, ])hysician Hall Langley, physician Hamlin Wm, blacksmith Haynes Wm, saddler Ilurlburt A E Mrs, teacher Kile John, carpenter Lloyd David, tailor LORD & PETERS, agents Wells, Fargo & Co and general merchants Lord E C, postmaster Mahoney & Hotchkiss, genl merchandi 'i I Marks & Zwelinski, general merchandise I McCoy I) D, wagon maker ]\Iedley Oscar, saddler IMiser Spence, carpenter Sheflield W E, carpenter Tibbetts Jonathan, iiotel proprietor i Tower iluU, clergyman ! Venable Joseph, physician | Young & Erbanks, millers i Oregon City, Clackamas Co, P O and j County scatClackamas Co; situated on the right bank of the Willamette river, ' and on the Overland Route, 3H miles n of Salem, and I'd nules s of Portland. A fall in the river here affords immense water power, which is being improved for manufacturing ])urposes. The ; Oregon City IMiinufacturing Co have | recently erected a new woolen mill, and have now six sets of machinery ; running, with a capacity of manufac- ' turing '2,000 of yards cloth per day, ^ and employ IGO hands Ackerman S, general merchandise Ar lell A T, house painter Barclay Forbes, physician Harlow & Miller, groceries, etc BARLOW AVM, general merchandise and proi)rietor Barlow House Bartlow William B, livery stables Behrens Louis, proprietor Oregon City Brev. "ry and saloon Hell & ^'arker, druggists and apothecaries Boehni Jacol>, proptr Oregon House Hroughton William, carpenter Canfield Hobert, general merchandise CHARMAN & BUO, general merehan- disc, doors, sash, etc, agents Wells, Fargo & Co's and Union Insurance Co Cram Stowall, livery stable i Diller Leomird, bakery and groceries I Driver J D, clergyman (Metli Epis) i Fleming Joiui, druggist and bookseller I FORREST JOHN, liipiors and billiards ; Haas George, liquors and billiards Ilighfield AV F, watchmaker and jeweler CD o s a 00 g o QO o S oa g i'!i.l ■ll ■( !•■ A. BOM AN & Co., San Franoisoo. General Agents for Subsoriptlon Books. ; o s & 6 r-l E u M o o n S a 6* (3 to O n Q n KOBTH AMERICA IiIFS INSUBAITCS OO. For valuable information turn to page 161. 278 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Huelat & IMelvinney, attorneys at law Iluslies B A, fTf iiiiial merchandise IMPERIAL FLOUKING MILLS, Sa- vier & Co, pro|)rietors JACOIJS R, general merchandise Johnson & jMcCown, attorneys at law Kcarns Hugh, bootmaker KELLEY E B, tobacco, cigars, and postmaster Kellcy E D, gi-oceries KESTI^R C jM, manufacturer clothing and bag liietory Levy & Fechheimer, general merchandise, finnitinc, bedding, etc Levy Adol|ili, groceries, .and agent Tele- grapli Co Lewis John, blacksmith and wagon maker Locy J 1), attorney at law [ Logus & Albriglit, butchers I Mason B H F, liijuors and billiards I Mayer B, butcher I McWilliams John, blacksmith I Miller & Pease, proprietors Oregon City i Saw Mill Miller & Sliattuck, boots, shoes, etc Murray diaries, house antl sign painter I OREGON CITY MANUFACTURING CO, (woolen mills) 1) P Thompson, President ; R II Thompson, Superin- tendent Oregon City Paper ISIills Pope C W & Co, stoves and tinware RALSTON & MYERS, general mer- chandise, l)ar iron and steel, etc Raymond Ste|)hen, bootmaker Ross II W, physician Satt'ron Henry, physician Sa\ ier it Co, proptrs Imperial Flouring Mills Schram John, harness and saddlery Selling Isaac, mi-rcliandise Selwood John jr. Rev, clergyman (Epis) Siieppard & AVortman, groceries and bak- ery Smith & Marshall, blacksmiths SMITH R & lUiOS, proprietors Oregon City Foundry Taylor P J, car|)enter Thompson P 1), surveyor Walsh John E, bootmaker AVelch John, dentist Wilde Ferdinand, gunsmith Wolf B, clothing Osceola. Washington Co, (P O address, Ilillsboro) 8 miles e of Hillsboro Oysterville, (Yaqnina Bay) (P O ad- dress, Newport) G4 miles w of Cor- val.is Dodge, Bensill & Co, proptrs saw mill Winant & Co, gen mchts and hotel proptrs Feoria, Linn Co, P 0, 15 miles s of Albany Bamford James, bricklayer Bond ]Milton, harness and saddlery Cranfill I & Son, cabinet m.akers Dunham A, stoves and tinware Lane Joseph II, carpenter IVIcCorkle William M, carpenter McNeil George A, blacksmith Miller N, blacksmith IVIiller Nicholas, physician North it Bro, general merchandise Owsley William M, physician I'arrish W H, carpenter Ramsey B & Sons, crockery ware manufs Siianklin Robert S, blacksmith Sheplienl Wm, blacksmith Smith S A. physician Smith AV P. drugs and stationery and P !M Thompson & Son, general merchandise Phoenix. J.-ickson Co, P O, 9 miles s e of Jacksonville Baldwin J, bootmaker Burns Mrs J P, hotel proprietress Foudrey E D, proptr flouring mill and P M IIoxo Charles Rev. clergynuin Lavenburg I), hotel proprietor Lindley ]M, proprietor saw mill Mensor Morris, general merchandise Micholson & Stuart, blacksmiths Senbert Horace, wagon maker i Pino. Linn Co, (P address, Diamond : Hill) 36 miles s e of Albany | Pioneer City. (Yaqnina Bay) (P address, Yaipiinu City, 37 miles w ot' Corvallis Kellogg Capl, hotel proprietor Stanton B F, livery stable Starr B F, tinsmith ' Pleasant Hill, Lane Co, P O, 12 milt ^ s e of Eugene City. (See Cloverdale) Plum Valley, Polk Co, (P O address, Eola) 12 miles c of Dalles I? PO by lit rich ag iigricul Bushel §1,033. o o J Coiinty ,; j Comity C j I)isti-i('t / ' Sliei-iff . . IVfiisiiivr Assossor . Surveyor Coroner •Siiperinteii o ComitvCo g Pocaho I Aubi Cliainbers 1 1 Port Or n of I Franc 5 - I "3 ^\ asbiii'«r a ?|PortIanJ seat .3 § § CD h* I , O The Dlreotory of the PAOIFIU la oompoBed of the beat buiineae men of OAlifomia. A. A. KOHIiIiB, San Franoisoo, Agent for Chickering ft Bon's Pianos. STATE OF OREGON, 279 FOLK COUNTY, lioundaries— North by Yamhill, east by Marion, south by Ueiiton, and west by Tillamook. Area, 700 square miles. A populous and rich antricultural section of the State, contnining extensive tracts of land suitable for iiSricultural and grazing purposes. Acres of land under cultivation, :18()iJ, 8G,127. Bushels of wheat raised in 1864, Jirj,G57. Assessed value of property, 18G5, §1,033,179. County seat, Dallas. OFFICERS. OFFICE. INCUMBENT. RESIDENCE. I Term Expires. County JuiIkc \V. C. Wliitson . . . County Clerk J. I. Thompson. . . District Attorney P. C. Sullivan . . . . Slieritt" Josepli Liirj;ott . . . . Treasurer ', VVilii.ani Howe . . . . Assessor J. L. Ladd Surveyor Siinuiel Bueli Coroner Xiirhunicl Hudson. Superintendent Schools Thomas Butler . . . ) Isaiu- Bull ) (ieorj^e Eiler.s I Dallas County Commissioners July, 1870. 1868. SALARY. Indei)eudcnco. Dallas Salt Creek . . . $()00 per ann. Fees. $i}()0 and fees Fees. $.500 per ann. Fees. SI 00 per ann, i Fees. Pocahontas, Btiker Co, (P O address, Auburn) — miles — of Auburn Ciiambers & Ilowen, proptrs flouring mill Port Orford. Curry Co, V O, 30 miles n of Ellensburg, 338 by sea from San Francisco AVasbiirg A, postmaster Portland. Port of Entry, P O, County scat of ^fultnoniah County, and in- c()r|)()rated city, situated on the left bank of the Willamette River, 13 miles above its junction with the Columbia, and 110 miles from the ocean. Disttincc from San Francisco, by sea fi 12 miles, and by the overland route 7.")0 miles ; from Salem, ;>(> miles n e. This is the most populous and wealthy city in the State, and second only to San Francisco on the Pacific coast in commercial importance. It is the entrepot for the interior trade of Oregon, and the territories of Washington and Idaho. Three lines of ocean steamships and numerous sailing vessels make regular trips to San Francisco, and a line of sailing packets and a line of steamers are also in operation to Honolulu and Victoria. Daily communication with the interior is maintained by lines of steamers and stages. Ofkiceks. — Henry Failing, Mayor; J J Ilotfman, Recorder; C P Ferry; Treasurer ; S A Moreland, Assessor ; II R lileeker, Auditor and Clerk ; Samuel Simmons, Street Commis- sioner ; C W liurrage. City Surveyor; W W Upton, City Attorney; John McCiaken, P C Schuyler, Jr, A B Hallock, (First Ward) A Rosenheim, M O'Connor, William II Bennett, (Secoiul Ward) J P O Lownsdale, T J Caitcr,J C Cars.m, (Third AVard) ''ouncilmen Abernetliy (ieorge. storage and commi-^- sion, a,L:inf Nirlii American Life In- surance Co. i34 Front Ach Leon, dry good^, etc, 133 Fir-t Akers AVilliam. Union Stable, 14'J First ALLEN & LEWIS, forwarding and com- mission, importers and di .liiTs general mercliandi.se, 18, 20, ami -'_' ii Front ARRICOXI S N, ])ropriei(.r Arrigoni's Hotel, cor Front and Stark Atkinson G II Rev, clergyman (Tong) 211 Second Alter Xavier, gunsmith, 144 Vw Backenstos E D, U S collector internal revenue. State of Oregon, 100 Front BALLARD AV G & CO. bottled ale and jiorterand soda factory, 42 Front BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, Edwin Ru.ssell, manager, o7 Front BARMAN BROS, clothing and furnish- ing goods, 76 Front BARRETT CHARLES, Su, station- ery, books, etc, 76 Frop', and 7 Washington m m 'M m : Jl ' •« \ A. BOMAN & Co., San Franoisoo. Vliotograph Albuma, Fiue Oift Books, eto. !i The FoUoies of the NORTH AMEBIOA IJFS INSUBANOB OO. bear the seal of New York. !280 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIUECTORY. i BEAL COKNELIUS, attorney at law, j Court House I Beclierer Frank, hairdresser, 141 Front i BECK & WALDMAN, dry goods, cloth- I ing, etc, 81 Front BECK AVILLIAM, gunsmitii, 121 Front Bennet & While, livery stable. 111 and IK) Second Bennett Jame^*, saddlery and harness, Front near M'asliinjrtoii BENSON IIEXKY C llEV^ editor IV eilic Christian Advocate and clergy- man, (Methodist) oilice Second Bergman Josepii, meat market, l.'iO First Best ifc Andrews, groceries, cor Front and Madison BILLS iV^ CO, draymen and forwarders, dray and hack stables, cor Stark and S'jcond Binet Joseph, bootmaker, 12!) First Blach diaries, physician, Washington Bloom & Moskowitz, gei! mdse, 107 Front Bloom Isaac, tailor, 1 l.'J First I BLOOMFIELI) II, Oregon Iron Works Blumauer & Rosenblatt, general mer- chandise, (i7 Front ! Bolter ii T, broom mkr, Taylor nr Front I Bolhwell James, j)ainter, 7'J Second I liraden AV'illiain & C\i, groc ric?, cor Fifth I and Salmon j Bradford A (1, wholesale liquor> .'511 Front j Hrady John, boot nmker, 13 Washington i BliAMHALL THOMAS, groceri.s, llo I Morrison Breck John M, general mdse, 108 First BltELSFOAUI) \- EWHV. muhi takers, etc, corner Second and VVu>hiii^;l(in BRIGGS SAMUKL E, a.nnt \\ lis, Fargo iV Co, cor First an. I Stark BROWN BERLVII, editor Oregon Her- ald, oilice G Slark Brown Frank, li([iiors and billiards, ol Front Bruce .lolni, shi|ibiiilder, N Front Bruen William O, saloon, 2."> Washington Huehtel Joseph, |)holographer, i) Morrison Bundsclme A, cooper, Tenth bet H and C BUNNELL BROS, importers mid dealers stoves, tinware, etc, IXi Front Burch Charles 1), blaeksmitli, 20!» Front Bureliardt &, Schloth, buteiiers, cor First and Ash BURCHARDT CHARLES A, liquors, billiard-, and oyster saloon, corner Stark and First Burrage C W, civil engineer, Court IIoiLse Burtcli William M, groceries, 52 Second Burton E M, architect and contractor, oilice 72 Front Butler & Kast, boots and shoes, ] 12 Front Caffrey I'hilip S Rev, cleigyman (Presb) Ninth near Stark Csiidwell W S, agent Mutual Life Ins Co, 72 Front CALIFORNIA, OREGON, AND MEX- ICAN STEAMSHIP CO, (Jeorge W Weidler, agent, oilice 18 N Front California State Telegraph, oHiee (32 Front Camp A Co, city draymen, cor Second and ]\Iorrison Cam|tbell Alexander, saloon, 104 Front Campbell Josejih W, groceries and hard- ware, 1()7 First Cardwell James R, dentist, 89 First Carney Edward, propr Mansion House. 143 Front Carson & Porter, sash factory, 208 Front Carter, Hayden & Co, lumber, l'.)8 Front Carter C M, claim agent, 102^ Front Carter W A, propr Farmers' House, 177 Front CARTFR WHvLIAM D, hook and j..l. printer, 7.')^ Front Catlin John, attorney at law, l.'t Stark CHA1'>L\N & W.VTKINS, physicians I and surgeons, ,'> Washington I Chapman James G. atty at law, 8(1 Front ' Chapman William AV,atty at law, Kti Front '. Church William, tailor, and agent Singir'.- S Sewing Machine, 111 Front j Cohen Jacob, watchmaker and jeweler, I l(l') Front I Cohen, Lyon & Kaufman, geiil mdse, 1^1' Front Colin Charles, clothing, tailor, etc, O.'J First Collins John, groceries, 2!) Front Cook (ieorge H, livery stable, (U and (I;) Second Cook James W. b.-ig factory, 4 Central Bik Cool George \V, dentist. Second COOMBS J LESLIE, jdiysician, Wi Stark COOPER & CO. carriage builders, cor Se('.')n(! and Morrison CORP.' rr IH«:NRY W, importer haril- ware, agricultural iinplenients, aini g( iieral merchandise, "j.'J Front C O S M O P O L I T A N CLOTI 1 1 N(i STORE, Barman Bros, proprietor^. 78 Front CRAMKR & CO, bookbinders, 5 Wasli- in;'ton 1 I a i i a I a V a & s tt o o a 'S § De^V a a to m a M K £1 h The FACnriO INSUBANCB CO. pays all loBses la Odd Coin. Deitz G Deknm i Derby I Dlioudt J Dielsehm n DolphCj ^ jmbi g Doisoii C 03 Coin ^ DOUGH £ hard- i Dunsetli iS : ers. N Durklifini, cor F > Ivigan Jdli 1 Kixner Jo i;i N i KLFELT S .joblxiiv 1 L-te, 7.>, Elkeles Eli KLLSWoj tognipj hinigi'een ,j| Kstes & OcaleiN KVERDLN^ co;nmi| lij-J FiJ sale d(| '''AR(J_Alf ies. p|.J 100 Fil t'cnlon Junf I'KRRV ji and agj Co, HC>[ '■'ierens Joll cor 'I'Jif J'IkstnaI LAND JaiiKjs '•ISCflER feclioinj '''l«'isc|,iior A ■^OK J M,I Eront A. BC a i t ■3 H ' V s u g m H w n a z tD >■. S A. KOHJjSB, San Franoiaoo, Agent for Chiokering & Son's Fianoa. STATE OF OREGON. 281 Cronin E A, attorney at law, 108 Front Currier William, merchant tailor, and agt CJrover & Baker's Sewing Maeiiines, G4 Front Oannnier George, liquors and billiards, 7^5 First Do Witt Francis, general mdse, 134 First Deitz G, tanner, Lincoln near Front Deknin & Bickol, eont'ectionery, 77 First Derby Ileiny, boot maker, 1G8 Front Dlioudt Eugene II, gunsmith, 107 Front Dielsebnelder William, boot mkr, 78 First I)oli)li Cyrus A, attorney at law and notary l)ublie, 1(18 Front Dolson Charles, groceries, cor Front and Columbia DOL'GHEHTY.TOIIN, liquors and bil- liards. 1!)') Front Dunsotli & Forzier, house and sign paint- ers, Salmon near First Durkheitner »fc Kaufman, gen merchandise, cor Front and Madison Kiigfin John II, painter, 1.57 First Eixner tJosepii, propr Calit'ornia House, i;) N Front ELlvKLT A B & CO, importers and jobbers dry goods, clothing, notions, etc, 7;') Front Klkelcs Elias, furniture, etc, 1 "t3 Front KLLSWOUril &, CAllDWELL, pho- tographers, 80 First Khugreeii John, upholsterer, 137 First l>tes & Stinison, ])ropr City Sawmill, (icalei-s in lumber, etc, 11*8 Front K\ EllDIXt; & BEEHE, forwarding and commission, 10 N Front, and loO and li)-2 Front FAILING HKNIlY,importeraud whole- sale dealer general mdse, o.j Front KAUtJ-ALV 1), o|)ticiau. dealer grocer- ies, provisions, and produce, i)8 and 100 First Feiilou James, boot maker, 41 Front FKUItY & FOSTER, money brokers, and agents Manhattan Lite Insurance Co, 8(1 Front Kiereus John F Kev, clergynum (U C) cor Third and Stark FIRST J^ATIONAL HANK or PORT- LAND, L M Starr president, and Janu!s Steele cashier, 79 Front FISCHER JOHN A. mmufacturer con- fectionery, etc, lOo First FIcischner L & Co, geid nidse, 03 Front FOX J M, wholesale dealer liquors, 27 Front Fox Morris, tailor, 12 Washington Frazar Thomas, U S assessor, 1<>0 Front Freeman Joseph, boot maker, 102^ Front Friede Henry, tobacco and cigars, 3 N Fr't FRIEDENRICH DAVIU, attorney at law, 80 Front Friedman & Co, importer and dealer stoves and tinware, 70 Front Frey Jacob, bakery and groceries, 10!) First Fuller L C & Co, money brk'rs, 108 Front Galland, Goodman & Co, general mer- chandise, 12'.) Front Gantz Henry, meat market, corner First and Oak ' GIBBS A C, ])resident Oregon Iron ' Works, corner Seventh and Morrison ^ (Jiltner J S, physician, 5 Washington Girardot Leon, i)roprietor Union Hotel, 131 First I Gleason Michael, merchant tailor, 00 Front i (ileim J G, dentist, 107 Front GLISAN RODNEY, physician, t)^ Front (iodilard it Dyer, horseshoers, cor Third and Alder GOLDSMITH & BROS, money brokers and dealers in watches and jewelry, [)o Front Goldstone G, tailor, 93 First Goodnough & Clark, cari)enter3 and join- ers, 71 Second Gradon Israel, justice of peace, 110 Front GREKN JOHN, president I'ortland Wa- ter and G;is Light Co, 51 Front Greene fr F, repacker mdse, 132 Front Grob II Guido, professor of music, 101 First Grooms William, deputy assessor internal revenue, 100 Front Gross Alfred S, tobacconist, 23 Front GROSS L, drugs, d(!ntal goods, photo- graphic stock, etc. Front between Alorrison and Yandiill G rover & I'age, attorneys at law, corner Stark and First Grube F, physician, JMain near Seventh GRUBER JOHN, marble works, 39 Stark Guild James, agent Teleg'h Co, 02 Front Gulens Frank, saloon, 88 First HALLOCK A B, civil engineer, AVilla- inette Iron Works Hamilton E, attorney at law. 102\ Front Harbaugh & Stitzel, proi)rielors saw mill, e 8 n Front Ilarker James B, g(.'neral merchandise, 123 Front and 124 First o o q iO to i» S o a i -a ! 3 I "3 I '^ a a a> « U 7k o o q o o (M iMi' i'ii' ■j A. ROMAN ft Co., San Franoisoo. Medical, Boientiflo, and TheoloKioal Books. ffr The Policies of the NOBTH AMEBIOA lAWE INS. CO. are iudisputable from date of isR<. 282 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIIIECTORY. HARRIS THOMAS, propr ^F.-ivIiants' K\cliiinrtcrs and dealers in crockery and glassware. !>2 Front HEALFY WILLI A]\r. coppersmith. Front between Ash and A IIelienl)ranil Ciiarles, proprietor Franklin House, .'M Front Hellering .losejdi, tailor. U)-2}, Front HENDHIE liOHEHT, importer and wholesale dealer liquors, ;')] Front Herman & Murphv, groceries, etc, 1 N Front HEHUALL GEOUGE. groceries. First and Oak Heuschuch «fc Schmidt, bakery and gro- ceries, 1.S3 Front Iliggins .t Co, soap mannfs. Front nr Clay HODGE. CALEF & CO, importers and dealers drugs, chemicals, etc, 117 Front IIo Front KIN(;, :\IYRICK & C(>. assayers and money l)rokkenstciii Emil & (!o, furniture and bed- ding, i;;4, l.'MJand 1:38 First Lyon John H, house and sign painter, .'i.'i ISIorrison MACK CHARLES II, <'!ntist, G Wash- ington jNInggs J S (fe Co, groceries, 1G3 First IMatiheim C, tailor, 7 J^orrison a >. 9 3 H S a B 6 A V n I, !> ' C A.] « it 6 tc 3 e d h k r M i Maim < I ' 'Sc «' Marks 3 MAIK] V II( S MART in I Martin wor Martin ,] •AIA.SOxN : Hre ."Mason O MATTM Line MUVVV J;| •McCOR.l Fran lortl niana I McCoy J I McCRAK ping , ■'"gents Insurji ''^IcDonjild .Mc(iiim C 181 Kj Mc Henry , McKinnell Fourt ^f<'Leran I McXaiiiC' , •Meerholz , Front Meier Aaro f n ; s: U I S » ' h Si a a ' Keep Oalifomia Capital in California. Insure in the PAOIITIO. S,"^"-:tz(;k (h'M., J ;ME[ISSD(1 and reij li.'its ani ■Middi-ridoiff I'crters '^liiler .John! lot; Frf '^f'"<'r SamJ ;^MILLS & "rnaine i'^HLWAIN dealers I L'tc. !(;> •^lilchalJacJ mitciielI atlornei Mih-liel Gcfl A. BoJ £ e 1 V a e e § < s c 87 170 liii-j; ,i;!t< linter, •*•' o A. EOHIJiB. Ban Franoiaoo, imports Foreign and American Instruments for Bands. STATE OF OREGON. 283 1 Q ul ^, I 1 ^1 ri \ 1 1 ^ 88 a ■ ^ a 1 >t.,,s ■ '^ 1 " H fi crs 1 )K'- ; o' ^H y8 i s 1 1 s n ■ »mi- 2 H •B 8 I ' 9 ■ \ « iin^'- ' •; 1 ^ *i 1 . fe G Wa^U■ First Si JIaiin & Co, butchers, cor Wnshington and Sfcond Marks .lacob, tailor, 13 Wnshinjrton MAU(iUAM r A, attorney at law, Court House MARTIN E & CO, importers and dealers ill litiiiors. Front Martin Henry & Co, [iroducc, cifiars, fire- works, etc, cor Front and Wasiiiiifiton Martin .Tdhii II. bootmaker, 193 Front MASON JOHN, proprietor Mason's IJrcwery, Macadamized Koad Mason I*, attornev at law, 1(>2J^ Front MATTHIKSSKX NICOLAI, proprietor Lincoln House, Front & Wasliinjjton Mavi'r .Fiicob, drv jroods, 1 1,") Front McCOUMICK STKFHFN ,T. proprietor Franklin Book Store, and pulilislier I'orlland Directory and Oregon Al- manac. 10') Front McCov J F, attornev at law, 43 Yamhill MiC'UAKFN, MEURILI. & CO, ship- l)iMg and commission mertihants and ajreiits Nortli 15riti-li and Mercantile Insurance Co, 10 N Front McDonald .Tames A, frroceries. First JlcUinn Charles, bakery and groceries, ISl First Jle Henry .Toseph, crockery, etc, 94 Front McKimiell II, physician, cor Main and Fourth McLerau llros, groceries, 173 St.'cond McNaiiiee .Job, pump maker, 188 First Meerholz & Co, wholesale grocers, 47 Front Meier Aaron, general indse, 130 Front MHTZOKll DAVID, general merchan- dise, 17') Front MEUSSDOUFFFU & BIIO, wholesal.t and retail dealers and manufaciurerti hats and caps, 72 Front Miildcndort' William, tailor. 12 Morrison MILLARD & VANSCIIUYVER. im- |>ortersand wholesale licpiors, 73 Front Miller .loliii I}, watchmaker niid jeweler, l()(i Front Miller Samuel, blacksmith, 201 Front , MILLS & THOMAS, house, sign, and i ornamental ]taintt'rs. 27 Stark ;MIL\VAIN & .lOYNT, importers and dealers stoves, house t'urnishing, tools, etc, 95 Front, and 9(; First Milchai .lacob, groceries, 141 First I MITCHELL, DOLI'H, & SMITH, attorneys at law, 108 Front I Mitchel George, general md^e, 173 Front Moffett Walter, saloons, 135 Front, and 115 First Monastes David, propr iron foundry, Sec'd Monell C Mrs, millinery, 13G Front Moreland Samuel A, attorney at law, 102^ Front Mulkey Marion F.atty at law, 102^ Front MYERS CHAliLES H, plumber, gas and steam fitter, 110 First NATION .lOHN, superintendent Willa- mette Iron Works Nestor .lolin. architect and contractor, oilice 175 Front Northrup, Corey & Co, turpentine manu- facturers, cor Front and Clay NORTHRUP E J & CO, importers and dtvilers hardware, wagon timber, iron, and steel, 131 Front Norton Patrick, propr Portland Hotel, Taylor Nottage Edward W, plumber, 142 Front O'Connor John, produce and provisions, 90 First O'Connor M, propr What Cl.oer House, 12()-13() Front O'Neil John, tailor, 10 Washington Opitz and Slieurer, bakery and groceries, 83 First OREOON HERALD, daily and weekly, Oregon Herald Printing Co Prop- rietors, Beriah Brown editor, olllce 6 Stark OREGON IRON WORKS, A C Gibbs president, cor Morrison and Seventh Oregon Medical College, rooms 5 W^ash- ington OREGON PIONEER, weekly, Walther & liandenberger, proprietors and ed- editors. otlice 108 Front OREGON STAGE CO, B G Whitehouse agent, oilice Arrigoiii's Hot(d ORE(JON STATE INSANE ASY- LUM, and County Hospital, Haw- thorne & Loryea, physicians and pro- prietors, oilice 5 Washington Oregon Steam Navigation Co, ott" 5 Stark OREGONIAN, daily and weekly, Henry L Pittock, iiiojirietor, II W Scott, editor, oilice 5 Washington Olio FINO HALL, Lappeus & Knowles, proprietors. First Ostheim Felix S, tobacco, cigars, etc, 117^ Front PACIFIC CHRLSTIAN ADVOCATE, weekly, H C Benson, DD, editor, of- fice Second O Si o fi p ■'M^' 1 ,1 iHi:.i) A: i; at It' ul ii El I i §■ A. ROMAN & Co., San Francisco. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday School Books, etc. J ta ta & r-l o fa d h O I a a n o d sa O n a ^ Insure your life in the NORTH AMEBIOA lilFB INSUBAMOB OO. 284 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PA KRIS II & ATKINSON, real estute and I'ollt'ftiiig agi'iits, 11 Morrison PAUUISII J L & CO, importers and | (U'alers books, stationery, etc. and agts i Florence Sewing Maeliines, 87 Front ! Pliillipi .lolin, brewery, 182 Front | PITTOCK HKNRY L, proj.r Oregonian, j odice o Wasiiington | PITTOCK KOIJKHT, wliolesale gro- ! ceries, 1(5 Morrison I Poldenian William F, pliotograplier, 11) VVasliinjiton i Popplet(m K, physician, T) Morrison PORTLAND GAS LIGHT CO, John' Green president, ollice ul Front i Portland jMacadumized Toll Road Co, | olHce 70 Front Portland Water Co. John Green presi- dent, oilice ol Front POWERS & PARCi, second-hand furni- ture, 14i'» First Powers Pien^e C, harness and saddlery. Front Prag R & Co, cenl merchandise, 147 Front PRINDLK JOHN R. proprietor Del- monii'O Restaurant, 1*2 and 111 First RANDALL K G, dealer musical instru- ments, music, fancy goods, etc, and jtostmaster, 101 and 10;J First Reed John H, attorney at law. IS Stark RICHARDSON ADOLrillJS R, auc- tioneer and commission merchant, cor Front and Oak ROBINSON & LAKE, tinsmiths, stoves, and tinware. Front Robinson Charles H, butcher, 35 Second Rogers Orin II, propr steam barrel facto- ry, N Front ROGERS TERENCE, leather findings, and bootmaker, 1.'52 First R0SENI3AUM & KOIILBERG, im- porters and jobbers cigars, tobacco, stationery, and fancy goods, 4a Front ROSEN FELD 1 & CO, importers tobac- co, cigars, etc, 83 Front Rosenheim Aaron, merchandise, 113 First RUSSELL EDWIN, manager Bank British Columbia, Front bet Stark and Oak Sampson Aaron, carpenter and joiner, 35 Morrison SAVIER & CO, agents Imperial Flour Mills, 18 N Front Saxer Henry, California wines, etc, 89 First Schade Philip, proptr Globe Hotel, 1 N Front SCnONFELD J & CO, importers to- bacco, cigars, vtv, H') First Schuch Charles, furrier, 1 Front ! Schullz Louis T, music, and musical in- ! struments, lOtJ Front Schwartz Isidor, genl mdse, 117Jj Front SCOTT & CO, wholesale groceries, IMi Front SCOTT II W, editor Oregonian, olRce i> Washington SCOTT THOMAS F RT REV D 1), Bishop Oregon Episcopal Church. cor Fourth and Madison Seller. Frankenan I 13 f- fe SUTIIE I SLTTO> s boat I B Swan Dn\ J I ance " Thayer O lor nc Tliomns ]{, " Tiionias 'JV * ' Tlioni/)son I "<'«r J( ' " Tid.l .t AV, iavlor TWINO > harness Front The PACU'IO UTSUBANOB OO. Inaures against S'ire and Marine hasards. ▲. XOHIiBB, Ban Vnmoiioo, importer and dealer In Hu>io Books. STATE OF ORE (ION. 285 d, T) N f'ront Hotel, 31 al IVauk § (T gooil^. iml I CM Stinger George, bakery and groceries, 189 Front Stoll Cliiis, cabinet maker, 1.38 Second Stone Simon L, tobacco, cigars, and fancy goods, 84 First street Stont Lansing, atty at law, 0.3 Front Stoy Wm H Rev, clergyman, (Episcopal) cor Second and Oak Stralton C (', clergyman, (Metb Epis) STRONG WILLIAM, attorney at law, 1.3 Stark SUTHERLAND MARY A Mrs, millin- ery, etc. 1 1 1 First SUTTON & CO, Inmber dealers, wharf boat foot of Alder Swan David E, agent Home Life Tnsur- ^ ance Co, cor Third and Morrison Thayer O A Mrs, female physician, Tay- lor near Front Tiiomas Renjamin, groceries, 14 Taylor Thomas Tobias, tailor, LI'/ Front Tiiompson .Tames R, horse shoer, Front I near .TefFerson Tidd & AVyman, butchers, cor First .and Tavlor TWING NATHANIEL, saddlery and harness, and carriage trimmer, 14() Front Underhill Jacob &Co, importer and dealer hardware, iron, steel, etc, 100 Front : Upton AV W, attorney at law, 03 Front I Utter Wm II, tailor, Oak \ Van Fridagh & Co, millinery and dry goods, 107 First Vance .Tames, saloon, 74 Front VAUGHN G W, proprietor Vaughn's i Steam Flouring ]Mill, cor First and I IMadison [Vial Leon ,fe Co, liquors and billiards, 122 First WTii Kee, Chinese goods, 194 First Wagner Frederick, groceries. 182 First Wagner Henry, hairdresser, 80 Front Wagner .Tohn, hairdressing and baths, 9 Washington Wait & Kelly, attorneys at law, 1.39 Front WALKER JOHN P, sash factory and I planing mill, dealer lumber, etc, ?30 i Front Walker Nathan, hatter. Front nr Jefferson [Wallace J B, wagon maker, 199 and 201 Front WALLING ALBERT G & CO, book and job printers, 5 Washington WALTER BROS, carpets and upholstery goods, 113 Front WALTHER & LANDERBERGER, proprtrs and editors Oregon Pioneer, ofRc; 108 Front Waltoi*! Daniel, bootmaker, 14i Taylor WASSERMANN & CO, 'mporters and dealers tobacco, cigars, etc, 77 Front Waterman Sigmimd, groceries, 102 First WEATHERFORD WILLIAM, import- er and dealer drugs, chemicals, etc, 1.39 Front WEED W HENRY, saloon and shooting gallery, 8 jMorrison WEEKS & SWAN, groceries, cor Third and Morrison Weidler George W, agent Cal O & :Mex Steamship Co, 18 North Front Weil Bros, dry goods and clot hg, 91 Front Weinhard & Dellinger, proprietor City Breweiy, Eleventh near Oak WELLS, FARGO & CO, banking, ex- press and assay office, cor First and Stark Wendt Augustus, tailor and saloon keeper. First near Stark WESTERN HOTEL, Smith & Quimby, proprietors, 13 and 15 ]Morrison, While Albeit H,boots and shoes, 119 Front White L & Bro, dry goods and clothing, 8.") Front Whitehouse B G, agent Oregon Stage Co, Arrigoni's Hotel Wiberg & Strowbridge, bjots, shoes, leath- er and findings, 12') Front Wiegand Chas F, hair dressing and baths, 8 AVashington WILCOX WILLIAM F, manufacturer of furniture, stair builder, etc, 207 Front, and 209 Levee WILLAMETTE IRON WORKS, .Tohn Nation, superintendent, corner North Front and E Williams & IMcBride, coffee and spice mills, 100 Front WILLIAMS DOUGLASS W, forward- ing and commission, 110 Front WILSON JOHN, general merchandise, 127 Front Wilson M T Mrs, millinery, etc, 146 First Wilzinski Samuel, millinery, etc, 81 First Wolf S & Co, dry goods, clothing, etc, 99 Front Wolff & Trimble, attorneys at law, 4 Stark Wormstr Marks, produce, etc, 106 First Ye Lung & Co, Chinese goods, 25 Alder YOUNG WILLIAM, marble works, 38 Front m A. BOMAN ft Co., Ban Franoisoo. School Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Oames, eto a NOBTH AMBBIOA ZjIFB INSURANOB GO., FoUoies Kuarsnteed by State of Now York. f 286 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOIIY. Randolph, Coos Co, (P O address, Empire City) 15 milud s w of Em- pire City, on tiio ocuan Ranier, Colnmbift Co, P O, on the Co- liiml>iii River, 15 miles n of St Helens BLANCIIARD DEAN, general niercht, manufiictiirer Inmborand po-stinaster, Gilhroath James C, projtrietor saw mill Howe S A, pro|)riefor Iiotel and saw mill Kincaid Henry L, cooper Porrine C E, justice of the peace Rickraal, Polk Co, P O, 5 miles e of Dallas Bronson D O. general merchandiso Butler J V B, general merchandise Dtnnpsey it Embree, general m(;rchandisc Dempsey & Tliorp. proprs flouring mill Ford Nathaniel, postmaster Hayden Henry, wagon maker Ilayiien Mark, blacksmith Williams C, hotel proprietor Rock Point, Jackson Co, V O. 1.'? miles n w of Jacksonvilli.' on the Over- land Houte, Sacramento to Portland Archy J A, blacksmith . Campl)cll John C, carpenter Foster Robert, carpenter Leslie James, car|)enter Scluiltz A, blacksmith Wallace W T, carpenter Weis ('. butcher White D J. hotel proprietor AVIiite John B. general merchant and PM Wolver John, butcher Roseburg, Douglass Co, P O and County seat Douglass Co, on the Overland Route, 150 miles s of Sa- lem Howen .Tolui D, blacksmith CHADWICK STEPHEN F,attyatlaw ;in IJrowii it } I '{HOW ,\ I ; I'^argo f ■ Ih-own .Join ^ I 'bin.. .Io|,„ I alley - ; ".vrne Loiii = '('irtwri^xlit , ^'CXAIJK.K ear v. at e ' _ i oiiKr g; v.^,.,^ 4V I,, i ; 10 J 3 |9<> The FACII'ia UfSUBANCB Oo. The largest Oallfomia Insurance Oo. Cook tV; 'I "I blinds, = ('(miter .»„ f;i'oc,.|i, ('"X it H.nn COX M li , curies CVjiuCocI li §.^'•"•1 ('(i, a la (''{'{Vvt L Curry ( j,.,,,.,,, '■ i>';mocra' ir Noltner |B '>i'nick M JI ; F(jiindry^ I '""I'atn .Job, j '^iii'bin S it l\ ';"ffland.fc R I ! :,'^''^*'- & Son, ||J''OJ{,SYTlf,J ''aw mill,! A. bom] l\ HASON * HAMLIN'S OHOANS. A. KOHIiOB, Afcent. BsB VranoiBOO. n IS ■0 STATE OP OUEdON. 287 t s u p 9) s a I n : 3 ■ i n'i\i I 6; IH I 1' ] ■ S «> ■ P< 1 1 and g, ■ r )<> ■ I ■ ^ ■ .: '^ 1 ' aw in ■ ; t Uiw ' ^ ■ 1 ■ x'^l^ ^pis(')l ■ 1* iJt ■ c 1 ■ ('. Stat.'.3H| i\w\ -g ■ £ V iVX'^ t H b of tli>! !■ e ,. V;>1- 2 ■ «! K"\Vil-.3B" ,i..hi. iB of ll>^' '«■ »■ : nci-i'i). a_ mil.-; ;B^- iitc l»'- •■u ortlivii'l- '•■^ ^' of till' iM^ of '1'*^^ :■(!) '!i'-' '■^' 9^ c\l llUbt |« e \V'»^^- S \c SiMlli- '^1 Licrttiouiil !■ lyor.rl-B zivfoviv;''. ■ cer, >l;»r- ■ glial ; .ToHoph Ilolman, .Tolin F Miller, .1 W Smitii, A J llrown, lii'iijainiii Strong, tloliii O Nicklin, AKlermeii AGinCULTURIST AND PLOWMAN (\v('(!kl)') A C Schwatkii editor and proprietor AMKHICAN UNIONIST (weekly) ISI.- I'licrson it Morj;an editors and proprs r.AlJKKll WILLIAM S. furniture llAirrKLS V &. CO. general niereiiandise 15HLL .lOIlN C, general niereiiandise, and af,'ent riio-nix Insurance Co lielt A 31. piiysieian Boiiliani 11 F, attorney at law Booiiiliy. Stapleton & Co, door.«, saslies, and iilinds Hoswell Jolin, piiysieian lirey Moritz, furniture, etc ilreyinan IJros, •:;eneral niereiiandise IJrowii iVi Nieiiols, hiaeksinitlis UKOWN HFNJAMIN F, aj,'ent AVells Far};o it Co, and money broker lirown John, brewery ByriK! •lolin, li(|uors, billiard.s and bowling alley livrne liouis, groceries ('i\rlwriy:lit A C, attorney at law CLAHlv .lOIlN K. druggist and apotlie- eary, and mauiifaeturer of Web-Foot Toiiie Coiik it 'I'odd, cabinet ware, sash doors, blinds, etc CORXFLL llAYDFX, groceries Ciiultei- .l(i-epli M, cooper, and dealer in I groceries, ett; ("ox & lliiinilton. groceries, etc COX M K & CO, druggi^ts and apotlie- ciirics Crawford U C, deputy coll<;ctor int rev Ciu'l C (i, atlonicv at law (lUHY it IIAM.MKU, law and agency otlice Ciirrv (ieorge 1>, attorney at law DKMOCUATIC UK\ IFW (weekly) A N'oltner editor and proprietor Diiiiick M II, veterinary surgeon DKAlvF it MOOIJE, proprietors Salem I Foundry I Dunliam .John, cooper Dmbin S it I, livery stable I'iiigland & Brown, wagon makers Fisher & Sou, groceries, etc Fisk 1'^ R, physician FOHSYTII, PATTY & CO, planing and saw mill, dealers in lumber, etc Frary .1 II, house and sign painter (larrison .1 Ci. jailor OILHKUT JOHN W, wholesale boots, shoes, leather and findings ( J K A II AM JAMFS K, saddlery, harness, etc f}ra\es Wesley, ]>roprietor baths (tiav G W, general nurchandise OR AY S K it CO, i.iiotographers Ciiubbs F II (AI$) Willamette University Haas J Henry, watch maker and jeweler Haines S S, auctioneer Hamilton Preston, groceries HAMMFU SFTII R, agent Pacific In- surance Co I lass Nicholas, boot maker Helm it Co, drugs, books and stationery HFNDFRSIKrr JOHN, proprietor Ben- nett House Ilirscli J l» it M, general merchandise Hidmcs Josepiius, groi.'cries Iliiiitingtoii J W Perit, superintendent In- dian atl'airs in Oregon IRVIN(i it MFYFR, manufacturers cabinet ware, door and sa>h factory, etc Johnson , watchmaker and jeweler Johnson it Co. manufacturers sasli, duors, blind-i. furniture, etc Jones 1) W, tailor Kclley Andrew, blacksmith Kuiz Frederick, tailor Lawsoii (Jeorge W, attorney at law Levy F iV; Co, general merchandise Mann J S, wagon maker MARTIN it ALLFN. groceries, etc Marvin Malhais, gunsmith MATHKNY J N, storage and commission McAfee iV Carpenter, physicians McC ,rdv James D, phvsiciau .M'CILLY A A. picMiieiit People's Tran- sporiiilion Co McPllKRSON WA & CO. proprietors and editors American Unionist Melleii W A K, assistant assessor int rev Meyer Michael, general merchandise Monroe A tl, marble works Montgomerv J II. photoirrapher MORtiAN. SCOTT \- CO, general mer- ehandi^e Morris William L, liipiors and billiards MOSSMAN .1 V, proprietor Mossman's Hot(d Moyle Stephen, stone cutter Mraz Wilson, carpenter Myers .\r Riggs, groceries, crockery, etc Neal CJeorge, blacksmith »% A. BOUAir & Co.. Soa Franoisoo, receive New Books by every Steamer. NORTH AMERICA r.jv^ INBVULSCm OO. The best oompsny in the United Stttea. ; I 288 PACIFIC COAST UU8INBS8 DIRECTORY. Newniiin X- Crump, hutclicra NICKMX iV: CO, general niprclinndisfi NOliTNKU A, eilitor and jtroprietor He- mocnilic Heview Oberlu^iin I*, bakery ami groeeries Oliver , livery stable ORKCiON STAT ESArAN,Ore-;on Prinf- iiifl and I'ublisliinjr Co, proprietors PARMKNTKR CIIARLKS M, mann- faeturtir ami dealer in Ciirniliire, bed- ding, etc PARRISir A KKKLKR, Imoks, station- ery, ete. and agents Florence Sewing IMacliines Pavton Daniel, pliysician PKOl'LK'S TRANS1'( )RTATrON CO, A A M'Cully president, cilice llol- nian's Buildings PIninondon erg, S( PACIFIO INBXTRANCB CO. Cash Asseta. $l,U3.8ea.8a. Spring Va divss, iJc SpringvilL miles n o ''unistock C inerchandl I (^omstock C J}| j I'ollcr Levy, p^TOggin John j'Sunniee O li Pii-d John, .s'ai CHIOKXBINO'B FUmoi have the beat touch and tone. A. KOHLSB, Afcent, Ben Frenoiioo STATE OF ORGOON. 289 iVl 88» i s ,8 lies I' I 1 B I IM- u\ Siiw of Al- vcrcliau- "I ill ndse SCOttsburg. DoiihIus Co, r 0, 5G miles 11 w of Uoselxirg Iliiini's & Ozoiif, taniiiM'.s nml curriers IIINSDALK a S, po.itma'iter uiiil gen- eral iiierciiiuit Hinsdnle S I), forwarding nierclinnt lijons D J, hotel proprietor | Sheridan, Yamhill Co, r o, Falconer T, po.stniUHter SilvertOn. IMarijn Co, r O, 15 miles n ' e of Sulem Davcniinrt & Woifard, general nulso Davenport .Folni C, postmaster Ilohart CI W, harness and saddlery Levy i*t Herman, general merehandiso Worthington C L, general merehandiso Siuslaw, r r.nc; Co, P O, IG miles s w of En^'ene City Coleman Henry, postmaster Slate Creek, Josephine Co, P O, IG miles n e of Kerbyville McCallister Simon, postmaster Smithfleld, T.ane Co, (P O address, Franklin) IT) miles w of Eugene City Sternberg, Senders & Co, general mdsc Soda Springs, Jaekson Co, (P O ad- dress, Ashland) .'!<) miles s e of Jack- sonville The springs at this jilace enjoy somt; local celebrity for their medicinal properties Caldwell M, physician, pro[)tr hotel and hospital Spring Valley, Polk Co, (P O ad- dress, Huthel) l'» miles n e of Dallas SpringVille, IMnlmomah Co, 1* O, G miles u of Portland Cmnstock C B & Co, grain and general . merchandise j Coni.-tock C li, postmaster jl'otler Levy, blacksmith Scoggin Jolm L, drover jSurinice O 1$, barrel factory [Ward John, saloon St. Helens. Colnmbm Co, P O, on tho Cohnnbiu Uivcr, 'M miles n of Port- land (Jiltner R V & Co, general merchandise i Meeker William, hotel proprietor AV^atts IJ M, postmaster Williams Hros, general merehandiso ' Woodard & Ciough, general mereiiandise St. Louis, ^Marion Co, P O, 12 miles n of Salem BoiKpietio A, physician llonteiller , wagon maker Crete J, bootmaker Delorme 11 Rev, clergyman (Catholic) (Jraton F, blacksmith Ilorrel John, cooper Minnis Capt, postmaster Milchell J, general merchandise Taylor J. harness and saddlery Wiesman J, hotel proi)rietor Starr's Point, Benton Co, P o, 20 miles s of Corvallis Bowen Harrison, blacksmith ' Fri<'ndly C II A- Co, general merchandise (Jarlinghonse William, hotel proprietor IIa>kir)> .1 .1, hotel proprietor Kelley William J, carpenter Header Tliomas, |)ropir flouring mill Stannus Samuel, carpenter Starr & Wooch^ock, butchers Wellsher J H, blacksmith and wagon mkr Woodcock William C Si, Co, general mer- chants and i»ostmaster | i I Sublimity. Marion Co, P O, 15 miles' s e of Salem Briggs Albert, painter | Cu,»ick J W. postmaster Ciisick S & J W, general merchandise Foredise AV H. hotel proprietor llobson II, general mercliandise Levy J, general merehandiso McDaniel F M, carpenter Morris P, cabinet maker Parker J, hottd proprielc" Skidmore AVilliam, blacksmitii Womack A & Co, blacksmiths Summorville, Union Co, P o, — miles — of Le Grande Hannah & Wright, proptrs flouring mill Moreton Peter S, commissioner 111! I a. U. f> i :' Pi '^l-ilii|^^ i-.il A. BOUAN & CO. The only esolusire Book Store on the Paoifio Coast. 19 r NOBTH AMEBICA IiIFS INSUBANOIS CO. No restriotion on oooupation or traveL 200 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Oliver II Wesley, proptr sfiw mill Tatten "W II, proptr Somerville Hotel Keinliart & hvo, general inereliaiuliric Keitiliart Henry, postinUv^ter Selioppe Ciiurles F, (I'liinntown) saloon Woodward & Co, general niereliandise Swift's station, Umatilla Co, P 0, US miles n e of Umatilla Allen John, attorney at law (liirch Creek) liarnliart W H, Indian agt (Indian A;j:ency) Bowman Henry, mill owner (Hircii Creek) Crawford John I), general merchandise Des])ain Jesse, wool grower (IJireii Creek) (toodwin ISI E, hotel pro|)rIetor Graham E A, stock dealer (Hirch Creek) Hitchens & Shipley, stock dealers (Wild Horse) Kippen & Scolt, stock dealers ( Wild Horse) IMartin J L & Co, general m( rilianili,-c Miteiicll & Uiehards, stock dealers (Mc- Kay Creek) Sargent D C & Co, hlaeksmiths Swift it Co. hotel proprietors SWIFT JONATHAN, postmaster Teal John, [jhysician TILLAMOOK COUNTY. Boundaries— North hy Clatsop, east by Wash- ington, Yamhill, and Polk, south by Benton, and west by the I'acilic Ocean. Area. about 1,()(M) sr)0 pop ann. July, IStlS. . i;\ percbiiii. s > a ■•4 3 , a i u .3 Umatilla, Umatilla Co, PO,and Coun- ty seat of Umatilla Co, on the Colum- bia Kiver, 27.) miles n e of Salem and 22.5 e of Portland, via the Dalles Ainsa M Jr, general merchant Avery J C it Co, general merchandise IJilt J C, physician Ibuliacker II & Co, general merchandise i5nhm Anton, brewery CASK .F W. general merchandise Cl.ild H W C. agent Wells, Fargo & Co CHAWFORI) J I), hotel proprietor Curl Cornelius G, attorney at law Dankemnire F, cigars and tobacco Dinsmore Robert, variety store Dyer L >I, lilacksmith Everts Lucien, attorney at law FOWD ROB HUT F, li.piors, etc FOSTER J R, hardware, groceries, etc Frankenthal it Haas, forwii ding and com- mission a?id general merchandise FRENCH & OILMAN, wholesale gro- ceries and lifpiors Gahan John, proptr California Hotel Gehr Henry A, attorney at law CJIMBAL HENRY, proi)tr Metropoli- tan Hotel Ilailey John, proptr Pioneer Stage Lino Harker & Bros, general merchandise IIarris Na^ UMi Range, a land is ui a d t! o o .a R i! s b & h u I I & IH ) m a o s o o a K Snrvovor . . " ('(ironer . . . 5 Superintend'! » ( oinitv Con ; g, _ ^ j Umpquj S i (Ik; n one n miles l>rew Edwl Coiinfy .JiK Ciiiniry Ck Distrii't At! Sheritf I'reasnror , Assessor . , 5 Union. I g Aiil)ui| ". liaker it r| 2 i Mill Jo In UNIO] •*^l.'lt('. ('!l>t l"iit of Ball I'lU'j loses. '■"limy .fiid-l •'niiiity CleH "istrict AttoJ Slirnir. . . . I'l'i'iisiirer . •\-M•S^()|•. _ ^ Niii'veyor . . ''uroiier . . . ^ •'^"in'rintcnde) i <^'""i'i'y Com] PACIFIO INSUBAUfCB CO. Offloe 422 California Street, Ban Francisco. MARCHAIiIi & MITTAXTER'S Pianos, Cheapest made. A. KOHIjEB, Agent, San Francisco. STATE OP U E (} X , 2!tl •J i Moiford R B, attoriu'y at law | SHADE & HITCHCOCK, wines, liq- I'iirtlilow R S, physician nors, elc ^ i I'lONEER STAGE COMPANY SQI IRES & SCRlliNER, wines and 2 I'oly & Clay hurjiii, general meioliandisc litiuors •0 i I'OWELL & COE, f'orivai'ding and com- Stone II S, groceries a I mission Stnrman it Co, saloon t! Rogers Amos E, proprietor Orleans Hotel Tliaelier George & Co. wlioles'leli(inors. etc 1 ! Holland & Co, Heslain-ant Tlionias & Sianford, liverv stable § , SClIEN'Clv JOHN S, agt Oregon Steam WHITE JOHN. Loots and shoes fi i Navigation Co AV'ieland John, variety store - I " i UMATILLA COUNTY. "Tliis county is situated east of the Cascade * j Range, and ioni|)rises wiiat was I'orineily part oC Wasco." A great [lortion of the *? i 1 1 • 1 .. , :., . i i* .. !..:._.* /"I 4.. .. „4 T T . '11 fi I land is unproductive, except for mining |)urposes. County seat, Umatilla. OFFICERS o ill OFKICK. INCr.MliKNT. KKSIDKNCi:. Toriii Kxplns. i SALARY. County Jiidnc . . . 3 i Coiiiity {"^Icrk g ' Distiii't Attorney ... K. IJ. .Morforil Uniiitillu ... W. II. Hiiskftt .... Unirttilla City . . . . !J. H. SliitiT Aulmni "... Slu'iitl" Fnink Mack. . . I'lniitillii Hivor Tli(iinns Klitcnil't. . Uni;\tilli\ t,'itv . Wiillii Walla 1 I'niutiUii Hivor . , Julv, ISd.H., siOOOiirimn. S8()o iii'vanii. Foi's. . Continui'iit. ilioni I S4 |ir I lion ) & iiiilfiisi' ^ I 'rifiisuror « ' Asscs-or S. 1'. Wliulcy Wallii Walla Kivcr ' SiM-voyor K. A. Wil.sun fe ('(ironcr H. Slioltnn " " . Sii|iL'rintt'n(leiit Scliools .\. .1. Stiirtcvant . . liircli Creek. . ,, . ^, . . ( William Mitclit'U. . I'niatilla ' I Lewis IJanne § i ~ ■ "^ ~ - ^ i Ump qua City, Douglas Co, r O, on Drainanl Edward C, druggist, stationer. g I liie n liank of the l'inp([ua River, and po>tma,-l('r °i ' one mile from the ocetm, and lOti Donncli &; Hrattaim. general merchandise miles n w of Rosebm-g Eleishman .^- Hcyncinan, wholesale groce- 5 i Drew Edward, postmaster i ^ •■'*'-^- li'l""""-'. etc ^ (ierstle. Hciidiart >V Co. genl incrcliandise 3 Union, laiion Co, P O, 4G miles n w of J:'.''f>bs C .t Co, general merchandise Aid)iirn Stanton I'cn. pi-oprictor Stanton House " I'.aker .»c Reynolds, proprs Union Flouring JVriglH (ieorgr. gcu..ral merchandise i ■^.jii .' ' I '^ \\ inn A L, piiysician I ; ' ' .SI jfi ' UNION COUNTY. RoundMvirs— Situated in the northea-tern part of the s> Slate, e.'ist of the Cascades, and hoi-dering on the Territory of Idaho, and tbrmerlv a lit of Maker County. Tiie laial is very irregular, ami un|)i(i(lucli\c tor agricidiiiral a [MU'|)oses. (iold exists in several localities. County setit. La (irande. () I' V I (' K I! s . ornvK. ISt'IMIll'.NT. Ifl-.SIMKVPE. Torm Kxplrps. ! SAI.AKV. , .luly, 1870.. *'.)00 iiernnn. '■" ISf,;'!.. ■ji'.-jiK) pr.uai. , " " . . ^L'.'jUO priinn. , I " " . . ■^."lOOOpi-aiui. 1 / " " . . SlWIOpraMii. I " " . . S.'too [KTann. . " " . . Fees. ''iiroiier Willian) Y. Fisher. : " " . . " Siipc'iintendent Schools 'I'cn-v TuttU' ' La Grnr.do *.'100 )ii'i- aiin. I f'„..„. n • ■ ( William I'. Kny:ei'. Forest Cove lulv, I8(iS.. I'er diem. j County Commissioners ... ) ^ j,^,,^,,. ^^_ ^,,,^,,j -, _ ^ .S,„nn.eiville •• •• . . •' I 'nimiy .Iii(l;.'e , S. Alliersoii La Grande . . , I'liiiiily Clerk Ilvan^ S. McConias " Ki^trict Attorney lanKN H. Slater . . ' " SiH'riif AddiMiu (.'. (.'raiu:. Union Tnnsarer ' .Murk A. Miu'ray . . ' " ■\^-t'SMir Thomas H. Hesketr La (irandu . . . Siuvcvor .M. ( '. Israel . li- A, BOMAJf & Co., San Franoiaoo. Wbolosole and Hetoil dealers in .Uoobia. .. .-J. I J iiiiuiaw NORTH AMEBIOA Liru INSUBANCE CO. Policies guaranteed by State of New York It 292 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, UniontOWn. Union Co, (P O address, Suii'.inerville) see Summcrville ValfontiS, Polk Co, (PO address, Dal- las) 6 miles n e of Dallas WaCOnda. Marion Co, P O, 12 miles ii of Salem Calvert Charles, gonl mdse, and postmaster Knes Kicliard, \va;ion maker Feaster .T II, blacksmith Johnson G S. blacksmith ^lajrcrs W Ii, physician IMastcrson J H, physician Snowden S D, surveyor William J J, physician Waldo, Josephine Co, P O, 14 miles s of Kerbyville Coylc Owen, general merchandise Dunn Thomas, general merchandise Logan & Thompson, genl merchandise, and proprietors sawmill McIUvain A B, postmaster, notary public, and general merchant Work & Crandall, general merchandise WapatO, Washington Co, (P O address, Ilillsboro) 8 miles s e of IlilL-boro WASCO COUNTY. Bonndaries— North by the Columbia River, east by Umalilla, south and west by the Cascades, This is the largest county in tin; State in point of jirca. Tiie surface is mountainous and irregular, and its limits embrace a vast amount of unproductivt; land, with a few tracts of limited extent suitable for agricultural purposes. County seat. Dalles. O K F 1 C E K S , Ol-KICK. IMTJIllKNT. RKSIDKXCE. Tcnii Expires. ; SAT.AUV. , . Dalles Citv, 1 Aul)urn Dalles City. ! County Judpre (). M. Denny I County ( 'Icik F. 8. llollaiul ! District Attorney Jaine.s II. Slater . . I Slieritf' ." A. W. Ferguson . . ' Treiisurer A. W. Bnelianan. . Assessor Harrison Coruin . . ilood Hiver , Surveyor W. T. Newcoml). . Dalles Citv. 1 Coroner Dr. Clins. B.IJrooks " "'. j Superintendent Sclioola Iv P. Fit/jrerald .. " " . I „ . ,, . . ( .lolin Williams....! " " . Countv Coramissioncrs ... ^J p n„rl)ert " " .lulv, 181)8, . S1200i)ranii. . Fees. ?f)(K) per ann. Fees. , 1 " , IVrdiem. A.X I West' mil( Rogers I iWest '. O a( Ililh s Westpc ts I of A 1 fl Spear Bro |§ WestJohr Wilbur, lo ' Roseb Smith Clar Unipqua A 2 eipul I Willame 12 niil( Vauglui G ' YAMH fiiiias and 31 miles. Yam 111 tiie State iiiiiliilatin square miles. A rid. agricultural section, contain- ing a hirg(! amount of the most fertile land, with extensive tracts heavily timbered, and unlimited ranges <()r raising stock, .\eres under cultivation, 18(15: 11,221. Bushels of wheat raised. 1801 : 8G.r>41. County seat, Ilillsboro. o i- ]• I V i: K 8 . (M'l'l '''Mlllty Jiidi-,.. ( "Mrity Clerk . '''>inet AtforiK Micrilf I'l'i'iHiirer A''S('ssor. ■Surveyor ...'."" Ciirofu'r ■*^ii|"'iinteii(i,"ilt ; OFFICE. ISCIMUEST. nE<rlt A. KOHIiER'S Musio and Piano Warerooms, 424 Sanaom Street, San Francisco. STATE OP OKEOOl^. 293 iSS 9 lise, i n blic, se Iress, I jro n I *■ !§ -Jl. 3 H it 01 l.M.MSV |io \wr mil' ps. iier (Irtv. «l ^1 |()0 per nn"' per ili>y. Wllamina, Yamhill Co, P O, 20 miles 1 s w of Lafayette j Williamsburg, Josejihine Co, (P o i afldress, Applegate) 20 miles e of Kerbyville Layton J T, general merchandise Willow Springs. Jackson Co, P O, I'd miles n of Jacksonville Dean S P, general mdse, and |)Ostmaster Doty Clark, hotel i)roprietor Sherman Jesse, hotel proprietor Winchester, Douglas Co, (P O ad- dres>!, Wilbur) 5 miles n of Koseburg Ciiapman II J, cattle dealer Grubhe B J, stock dealer Hill F R, hotel proprietor ]\lillcr J W Rev, clergyman Ruykendall John, carpenter Smitii Thomas, stock dealer YAMHILL COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Washington, cast by Clack- ' aiiius and Clarion, south by Polk, and west by the Coast Range. Area, 750 square i miles. Yamhill is rapidly growing into importance ; some of the best farming land in the State is to bo found in large tracts in this county. '"The ])rairies are gently j iiiidulating, and are skirted by groves of the choicest timber." The statistics of mor- j liility show tlu- county to be the healthiest in the State. Numerous water ])rivilcges exist, affording sntlicient power for an indelinite number of mills, etc., which at no (lisi;uit day must attract the atteiuion of enterprise and capital. County seat, Liit'ayette. OFFICERS. oi'i'Ri;, iNcr.Miii;Ni iti:sii)i:xn:. Cniuity .Indue I. W. Cowls McMiiiiivillc. Ciiiimy Clerk S. (^ Adimis Liitayetto . . . l)i-iri(t Attorney 1*. C. Stillivan Diiliiis SlurilV Fj. L. Wliiteonil) . . Liit'ii.vette . . . riviiMiicr ' (Menient F.ckles. . . " Assessor. . David Smith Siirvevdr A. S. 'Vatt " ConiiiVr Dr. J. W. Watts. . Sii|H'riiitendent Seliools Folin S|iciicer Clielialiii, . . . { William Ball North l<\)ik. . ( ,1. H. IJrown South Fork. . ^U Ciiuiity Coininissiuncrs Term Kxplri'S. SALAUY. Jlllv, 1870.. S.')00ncr aim. ISf.S. . iHVS. n il It n (1 ^^ per (licni. Foos. (1 i( t( <( j S3 pr (liein \ & milenjrc. [YaquinaCity, (Yaipiina Bay) Benton Co, P (), 10 miles west of Corvallis. Ya(|'.iina is now attracting considerable attention as a trading port, and |)lace of resort for tourists and pleasure- seekers. But little of this section has been known hitherto, 'j'lie mouth of the hay is not referred to on the sea charts. The oyster beds and fish- eries of Yaquina Bay are valuable, and it is claimed that vessels of small toimage can at all times find safe en- trance to the harbor, and that it must, at no very distant day, become an important commercial point as nn outlet to the great AVillamette Abbey & Blair, provisions, etc 01 a o t g O f ,, Mir pp. ' ^'HSI'. .' I 411 1 V i B a A, BOMAN & Co., San Frannisoo. Qeneral Agents for Subaoription Books. NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO. For valuable information turn tu page 161. i^ L 09 s 03 6 i-H to i 294 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESrS DIRECTORY. 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Austin) 8 miles s of Austin I ! American City, Storey Co, r o, 3 I miles s \v of Virginia City Hoovin^er M, {ri'oceries, provisions, etc Binry t^ Snydc^r, biiteiiers Hustler A 15, i)ro[>r American City Hotel Lynch Terry, blaeksmitli Sirotlier E, justice of the peaeo i Prince Kilward, hay and grain Winn II S, postmaster i Auburn, Washoe Co, (P address, Ilnlliiker's) 20 miles n of Wftshoe City Aurora, Esmeralda Co, P O, county seat of Esmeralda Co, 10.") miles s e of Carson City. This town is tin; center of a rich silver niininj)^ district, and a |)lace of considerable trade, ^lany line pnldic and private buililings have been erected. In the vicinity arc several extensive (piartz mills. Appleby W P, notary public HiU'low it Co, butchers ' Bcrrv \{ tl, hairdresser liOlJlNt; W iM, attorney at law Ihink I, blacksmith and wagon maker Urowiie T X, attorney at law lU UTT II, butcher I5ut!er &, Waltz, blacksmiths and wagon I makers COUU S (1, proprietor livery stables COBB W A li, proprietor Aurora House Cutlce Geo W, proprietor Aurora Iron Foundry 09 COIIX D & CO, stationery and fancy | goods DOHX () "\V& CO, groceries and general niercliandise Dorsey & Wellington, proprs stage line to Carsori City, etc ENNOR & C(), groceries and general merchandise Franklin H .1 M a-t Cal State Tel Co GAH ESCH E F, banker and agent Wells, Fargo it Co fiongh T W, attorney at law i Graham it Evans, i)roprietors stage lino to Silver Peak GlvEEX A A, druggist and apothecary Hide I P, clergyman (Methodist) Haskell 1) II, attorney at law IlIVLEY W S, carpenter and cabinet maker Ilnber C, gunsmith IlntrW H, hairdnvsser KEPPEEli it IMAClv, general merchandi-e LAIIEU WM vS BRO, general merchandise Laws J G, restaurant LEVY & CO, groceries and general mer- chandise Love \\, baker MASOX 15 S, phvsician .AI( (LIXTOX it AN'ARD, proprietors Esmeralda Union ?ilehan I)r, phvsician .MEliEDITH'Av C, postmaster Milchener John, stationer and news agent Molineaux it Co, groceries and genl mdse NOVACOVICII C, proprietor IMerchants' i Exchjuige Hotel and agent for AVel- 1 linjiton's stajje lines I ^ I n and and i/t A. BOJkLAIf & Co., San Frtmoisoo. rtaotoKraph Albums. Fme Gift Books, eto. mum ^he FoUcies of the NORTH AMERICA IiIFE INSURANCE CO. bear the seal of New Tork. 29(3 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Parsons & Co, proprs Fast Freifrlit and Passenf^iT Lino to .Sonoia, California POOR J W, assay or I Kobinson C I, propr Robinson's stables ISCHOONMAKKll FRANK, proprietor I IJank Exeliango saloon j Scrivener It E, proprietor livery stable j Seawell W 'SI, attorney at law j Signunul Wni, bnlelier I Smith J S. attorney at law i SNYDER CIIAS, saloon Swenson F O, restaurant Tyler J W, fruits \'ernon AV.T, carpenter and cabinet maker ! Wallace , saloon ' Wellington 1) .Ir. propr stage; line to So- ! nora, Cal (via IJridgeport, Mono Co, California) ! AVillianis J A, i)ropr Sazcrac Saloon Austin, Lander Co, P O, county seat of Lander Co and incorporated city, sit- uated on tlie Overland Mail Ivoute. 187 miles e of Virginia City, and ll."> miles \v of (Ircat Salt Luke Cit^. This city, the center of the great Reese River mining region, was settled about the years l«(!2-;i. It is situated in Taleot or Pony Caiion, on ihe Toi- yabe range of mountains, and occupies an area of two scpiarc; miles. It is the seat of considerable trade, and contains a population of about ;3,000. A lunnber of tine brick buildings have already been erected, and several as- sociations rif a religious and benevo- lent character are in operation. The Reese River Daily Reveille is pub- lished here. Ot'iiCKifs. — P 31 Edcr, ^layor; AM Hillhouse, Attorney ; L M ^VL-Kin- ney, City Clerk and Arsessor; A Nichol, H J Ibirns, (i W Thomas, O L C Fairchild, I W Credit, F O'- Leary, Aldermen. ^ Aaron Bros, dry goods, clothing, etc I Abels G II. agent Lime Co Ai)l(! W, saloon ALEXANDER & COIIN, dry goods, clothing, etc Alexander M, dry goods, clothing, etc Alien it liuckham, restiiurant Allen Robert, |>ostmastci* ANGELL MYRON, assistant editor Reese River Reveille Applebee W O, attorney at law Applegarth E &, P, hay and grain Ashley D R, attorney at law IJarker J, fruits Huron 15ros, restaurant HAROVICII N, propr billiard saloon Uartlett A, hay and grain liateman G AV, agt Austin Water Works Uateman J C, sup't AM>tin Water Works Heanl ('has A, attorney at law Heatly W II, attorney at law Heene Jesse, druggist and apothecary Henedict N, saloon Ucnjamin & IJrown, drv goods, doth'g, elc HEliNART C, restaurant Heridiard \' Co, groceries and genl tndse IJessengcr S, butcher HETZ II, proprietor Pioneer Brewery IJidleman II .1, proprietor billiard saloon IJLiVKE W J, notary public and convey- ancer BLAKELY' W G, notary i)ublic, real es- tate and mining agent r.lakely W (J lli'v, clergyman (M Epi>) Blatt'hiey A, mining engineer Block & Co, dry goods, clothing, etc Blmn Win, Idacksmilh ar>d wagon maker Bodron L SI, coustabh! Bohit &. Stetefeldt, assayers Bona A, real estate agent Boyd .1 E, mining agent Bradford & Fi.-her, saloon Bradlev B S, saloon Branuon P, contractor BREARLFY E C, attorney at law Brittan .T W & Co, hardware, mill and mining goods, etc Bruce R K, pioprietor livery stables Biuce R R, real estate a'^ent BUCKMAN & PLA(;EMAN, propri.- tors Exchangi! Saloon Biniting A J, hay and grain Bunting A J &. Co, proprietors stage line to Ophir Caiion (via Kingston) BURNS B J, assistant editor Reese Rivci' Reveille Chase A, jihysician Childs .1 M, dentist Churchman .las, attorney at law Clayton .1 E, mining enginei^r Clements k Co. groceries and genl indso Clute it Evans, groceries and genl nulsu Coburn & Canavan, boot niak(!r Cohen Jacob & Co, dry goods, doth'g, eto Coleman J AV, exchange broker Cook Bros, groceries and general nidse c 3 ■0 c £ i •3 c a in lis iPi tin ' COOK I Coopei" Cousen Crescer CROC! Croylan Criitlnis CIRRI DABOy Dallam . Dana N D.ivis a Davis V. l>iusmor, Doi'scv A W<.| DoUglliTt DOrOL Drake F IJukelicar 1)1 xca; ininiri Dunlap J '■'Mines Jill Kliert X- I), l{re\V( KDKR P I'^gaii M ^\ I- A I Rem lu'esel l;alk ir .t ; Fceley 'i'|J ! I'KNLEY goods '•'ii'st iVati, kvr, H '•fisher A ?J l''oster ,/ J '■'ranklin j| i'RASER FoiiikII l''rencli ,f <'iige WS, <;al\er.J <;alvin u m o a a b b a to M a z 01 t» XI a b c The FACIFIO INSURANCE CO. pays all losses in Gold '7oin. maker <'aiidolp Al \- Co ami Overland Aluil Co Croyiand .lolin, attorney at law Criitliiis 15. real estate agent CrUUlK J S, assayer DAIJOVICII M, saloon Dalian) A ''. baker Dana N ' ' niniiifj agent Davis ,\ foneers Davis V. . ■ Dinsmore & ('{>, "oeeriea and jjenl nidse Dorsey it Weliiiinlon.proprs sla;j:(! line lor AV(dlinj;t(in'8 via lone and Aurora Doiijilierty J W, fruits DOl'GLASS G A, attorney at law Drake F V, news agent Diikelieart L, hairdresser DIXC.W .1 M .t CO, liiirthvaro, mill and mining goods, etc Dunlap J W, hookstdler ami stationer lOaines James, groceries and general nidse Kheit ,V Davidson, j)roprietor IMiiladelphia IJrewery KDKR P AI, hnnber Ivjau ;\[ M, li(iu()rs FAIUCIIILI) J I) it CO, proprietors Reese Kiver Heveillo Falk II \- Co, Cruits Feeley Thos, l)ulchei- FFNLF.V I), stationery, eigar^ and fancy goods First National Hank of Nevada, J AV Ilar- ker, I'resideiii, C I) Honestel, Cashr Fisher A N Uev, clergyman (Meih I^pis) Foster <] J, ally at law Franklin J C, saildler and harness maker FUASKll A «t CO, [)roprietor Pioneer Foundry French J S, mining agent and civil engnr (iiige \V S & Co, groceries and genl mdse (J AINFR JAMES, proj) National Stables CALVIN II W, saddler and harness maker fiundolp A R, saloon (iarber John, attorney at law (iasstMi (;barles, butcher (ii'dney A W, carpenter and cabinet mkr (ilasscoek CJ W, hay and grain CJoldstein liros, groceries and genl mdse GOODWIN J K, agent California State Telegraph Company ! Grasscr & Hess, boot makers Green T, druggist and apothecary (iridleyit Callow, groc(!ries and genl mdse (!rirt'en& I'olleys, blacksmiths and wagon makers Grossjean 1*, hair dresser Haas & Finlayson, dry goods, clothing, etc IIAiiE JOHN L, proprietor Overland Saloon HALLOCK J W, produce HAUMON F II, Justice of (he peace Harris S, stationery and fancy goods Hawes II L, lumber Hawthorne W II, saloon I!ayrietors Jacob Ar Co, ice dealer Jones H M, attorney at law I Kelly Father Rev, clergyman (Rom Cath) ; Kenney A J; stationery and fancy goods Keogan P, saloon Knight A F, boot maker Knox S, real estate agent KOSTER .AIENKE^ & CO, stationery and fancy goods KRAUSE H, i)hotographist Krohle & Dieyfuss, restaurant Lane Charles C, painters' materials, etc LANGLOIS J IJ, proprietor St Charles saloon Larrowe M D, attorney at law Laverty T II, justice of the [)eace Lazard & Schnudt, saloon Lee I) II, constable o o t> » o, o 43 (3 o n :ii ■■^\ l" 1 'UiH' It^ M . :« A. ROMAIT ft Co., Ban Franoisoo. Medical, Boientifio, and TheoloRlool Books. ;t mm The f olioies of the NORTH AHEBIOA LU'E INS. CO. are indiwutable flrom date of isHuo 208 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. o s o I s OQ I 03 10 s •o •S n 8 o o i to O n s I Lewis II, dry poods, ololhinji, etc LCXIAN W K. jii.stice of the peace Lotistalot \\ & Co, reslauraiit LniidUoin I), assaver MACOMIJ WILLIAM, proprietor livery 8tal)le ]\Iaooinbs W, saloon MARTIN U, restaurant ]Matlieson J, blacksmith aii« S, physician Murphy T J. real estate agent Norton William, saloon Olds E, proprietor liv(;ry stable Otenwelder M, blacksmith and wagon maker Paine .1 II, mining agent Pardy W, mining agent Patchen 0, attorney at law PAXTON, TIIOHXIUJRGII & CO, bankers and agents Imperial Fire In- surance Co Pearce & Culbertson, carpenters and builders Peck ifc Scott, Faloon Phillips John, mining agent Kacklitfe & liro, groceries and genl mdsc Raymond C li It, mining agent Ueed J II, attorney at law Riotte E N, mining engineer ROIJERTS JOHN F, hind)er Rogers Austin, proprietor livery stable liooker 15. mining agent Strauss A, watdi nuiker and Jeweler Strickland () H, hay and grain Sweeney W H, proprietor livery stable Thomas Wni. attorney at law Thomas AV L. |»hysician Thornton H I, attorney at law Tihon James, real estate agent Trefren J L Rev, clergyman (Meth Epis) TIHPLET J F, pro|)rietor livery stables A'alentine L 1), agent California Mill Co VARXEYJ W, supt Quartz Mill Co Vealch A A, assayer A'EUVE Z, watch maker and jeweler Vigarit J. blacksmith and wagon maker V0R15E 15ROS, wholesale liiit,()00 has been made, is located here, and I is now in the course of erection. The State I'rison is also situated near [ the eity. ': AUR.VHAMS S, cigars. tolmeeo, fruits, etc I ADAMS CVUUS, propr Penrod House Alicnbach Jacob, propr Mullers Hotel AMIHAUX & IJOWIE, dry goods and ' fancy goods Ashini S, clothing, furnishing goods, etc I'lcrgen J, cigars, tobacco, fruit, etc IJivins IJ F, principal Public School lilethen J L, l)hicksmitli and wagon maker Brown & Cary, hairdressers Catlin A 1', carpenter and cabinet maker Cavannagh P. baker Clapp UK Miss, principal Sierra Semi- nary CORBiyiT AV H & D G, proprietors Corbett House COWING & CO, house and sign jiainters CUAWFOKI) J E, hay and grain Crosby I N, watchmaker and jeweler Crystal G W, blacksmith and wagon maker Cults F IJ, blacksmith and wagon maker DAVIS E A, tin ware, stoves, etc DAN'IS (J T, groceries and genl mdse DOYLE P H, |)roprietor Nevada Saloon Dorsey & Wellington, proprietors stage line to Aurora DHIESBACH A B, groceries and genl merchandise Duffy Jas. soaj) manufacturer Dyer L H. pro|)rietor stage line to Huf- fakers, Truckee Meadows Ebner tfc Ochsner, restaurant I"",dwards T D, attorney at law Evans E P. saddle and harness maker Fleishhackcr & Meyer, groceries and general merchandise Foster A J, house and sign painter Fowler Tlios, butcher FOX JOHN G, stationery, books, fancy goods, etc Eraser & Co, manufacturers of acids Frisbee L P, litiuors Fryer G D, saloon Gadtlis I K. blacksmith and wagon maker (tAHDNEK M C, proprietor tannery j Cjlarret J E, Insurance agent, and agent i Pioneer Stage Co Gaver II, saloon GIBSON GEORGE L, proprietor Saz- crac Saloon GREEXBAUM & ARNOLD, li(|uors, segars, etc. HAMMER CHAS S, druggist and apothecary Hammer G W, carpenter and cabinet maker Ilayden «S. Dcnson, attorneys at law Jacobs & Piatt, cigars, tobacco, fruit, etc JOY W P, restaurant Kenville Joseph, prop stage line to Dayton Kitzmeyer & Bro, saddlers and harness makers Koppel & Piatt, clothing, furnishing goods, etc Lawlor W B, principal Lawlor Institute Leport A, groceries and gen merchandise LEWIS GEO, Magnolia Saloon Lilliendeld W, clothing, etc Lovejoy J A, blacksmith and wagon maker ^ CO m\[ •■! lu ;i; if I 11 '1 kt-rl M \\ ■ S A. BOMAN & Co., San Franolsoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday School Books, eta i'-i;; tl v^mmmmm Insure your life in the NOBTH AMBRIOA UVm INSUBANOB OO. 300 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIIIECTOKY. LUDLOW F (1. photoftrnph gallery Maili'ii'ii (i>'(i. Iiousi! Mild »«igii |iiiiiitci' MAGKE & DKALY, inopiictoi-rf Bank Ext'liaiij];e saloon MAlSll C H, s(>win;» maoliino.i, etc MANULKBAl M & TOBUINKll, gio- ci'rics and general inerchaiulisu MASON, HUFF, & CO, groceiicd and general nierelmndise 1 Mastiny M, dentist MeCulil)in & Robinson, lilaeksmithd and wagon makers I McKe(!hy L C, Justice of the I'eace Meder H II, lumber dealer and i>roprietor Orinsby House jNIedin Mareo, cigars, tobacco, fruit, etc. Meyer II, carpenter and cabinet maker MCiOUE & PARKER, proprietors Thea- ter Saloon jNIorton E F, boot maker MULLER J, hairdressr Midler V A, saloon MUNCKTON & WARNER, druggists and apotliecaries MUNt'KTON OEO, physician flyers "t Co, buteiiers Nims Warren Rev, clergyman (Meth) NOLAND & VAN DYKE, wagon mak- ers and lilaeksiniths Nourse (!eo A, attorney at law Olcovieh IJrothers, dry goods and fancy goods Parkinson, R R, butcher I Pierce , proprietor California House ' PIKUCE, .1 H, licpiors : Pixley S, carpenter IM{0(TOR H IJ, manuf cider and soda I KAIL E n, hardware and g(!nl mdsu REKSK .1 M, liipiors RICE II F, ag<'nt Weils, Fargo & Co Itierra Father Rev, clergynian (R C) I I^OIJINSON & MIGHELS, proprietors I Carson Daily Appeal Rosensfock J. clothing, furnishinggoods,elc Rosser .Fohn, butcher Scars (J A, groceries and geiil mdse SHARP R n. dentist Sherwood .lohii, proprietor livery stable Sheyer \- Morris, dry and fancy goods Small U F, p()stma>ter I SMITH T G, proprietor livery stable I Spencer J .1, groceries and geid mdsu I Tliom|)son J 1), physician -IMADER A W, p'hysician LFLY GEORGE, proprietor Si Cliarles Hotel I Turner I) C, boot maker I UPTON A' CO, groceries and gen mdse ' AVagner & Klein, proprs Carson Urewery WELLS, FARGO & CO, banking and express, H F Rice, agent AVhite A F Rev, clergyman (Presb) WILKIN D, proprietor Capitol Hotel WILLIS O P, druggist and apothecary I Wilson W F, propr stage line to Virginia ' City CHURCHILL COUNTY. Ronndaries— North by Humboldt, east by Lan- der, south by Esmeralda, and west by Lyon and Storey. Area, 8000 sipiare miles. The land in this county generally is unproductive I'oi agricultural purposes. About 50,000 acres only are adapted to the raising of grain, etc. Rich deposits of silver, salt, sulphur, and soda exist. County seat, La Plata. O K F I C K K S . OFFICK. ISCl'MUKNT. ItKSIDEXCK. Term r.xpins. ' SAI.AIIY County Clork VVilliiiin C. (Jrinii's La Plata 1st Moii .Jan., I'Vcs. District Attorney UtMijniniii Cui-Ilt. . Slierirt' James (i. Hiiglios , Recorder Ira E. Pierce .... Treasurer Wallace fJoodell . Assessor William S. Lee . . Surveyor , Win. A. Jackson . , Superiiifeudeiit Public Schools (leorge Nicliol.... ( K. L. Colli ion County Commigsioncrs . . . . ^ Win. H. Taylor. .. f Tliomas Plane. . . . [I8C7 SlOUOpranii. " .Fees. *"()0 per anil. ijsK) per day. Fees. Stihvatcr. . Old River. New Puss. ) per diem »V [ niilen;.'!^ nut ) to ex StiilO. Clan Alpin, Churchill Co, (P O nd- 1 Fletcher H D, hotel proprietor dress, La Plata) yO miles e of La Plata { Johnson W, carpenter Chandler H H, notary public . Law H N, general merchandise The PAGIFIG INBUBANCB GO. Insures against Fire and Marine hazards. ▲. XOHZjBB, Bui Fnmolioo, importer and dealer In Musio Books. STATED F NEVADA. i 801 MiR'strt'lli A, hotel proprietor Peltier M C, R0,0(tO Ions of hay. Tiie product of lumber is large, there being seven mills engaged in its manufacture. There are also several valuable mining claims, which are being worked to tv limited extent. County seat, (Jenoa. O K K I C E K 8 . OKKICK. INCIMIIKST. ('(iiiiity (^k'vk StcplR'n A. Kinsi'v, Disirii't Attorney II. l)()vl(' Shi litr II. 1*. Hiniilmin . . . Hi'iordor loiiii N. Davis. . . . Tri'iisiiriT Ileiirv Van Sickle ,\-isessor S. ('. Chase Surveyor Ahrant Lash Superiiiteiident I'lihlic Schools .1. McLe.ni i Peter LiKJitlc IlKSIDl-.NCi:. Tcnii Kxplros. I ,s.\t,Al{Y. County Coniniissioners.. . . ' .loliii S. Cliilds. ( 1). K. Winter. . (Jenoti January ISd'J Fees. " " " " SlOOOprnnn. " " " Fees. Commission. S8 per (lay. I'"ees. !ejOO pornnn. 58 pr (liein & " [mile'gc K. Fork Carson Uiv (Jenoa Dayton, Lyon Co, P (), County seat of Lyoti Co, 12 miles e of Carson City hause J P, hay and grain liiown lie, saloon Cariienter C, blacksmith and wagon niiiker Ciiirke W II, groceries and genl mdse Ciilin & liro, ilry goods jind iiuicy goods Dallam A P, baker OKIESBACII & SMITH, groceries and general merchandise Eliienberg J, groceries, etc K|)hraim L, genl variety store FISHER H, saloon Franklin J C, saddle and harness maker dates W M, attorney at law IIninill(fn Saml, pro|ir livery stable IIARNEI) W T, druggist, apothecary, and agent California Sttitc Telegraph Co IIARIMTB W 11, butcher Ilawley C 1), saloon Ila/lett J C, physician Henley M J, propr billiard saloon IHCKEY, M C, general variety store Holmes L R Mrs, restiuirant HOWE & GALLATIN, hardware and general merelmndise Jacobson , cigars and tobacco JAQIJA .1 II, propr Golden Eagle Hotel Jones W li, physician KENNEDY F II and J M, ally's at law A. BOMAN Si Co., Ban Franoisco. Sohool Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Oames, eUt h 'i If' ill 11 ..|:, ! NORTH AMBHIOA LIFE INSURANCB CO., FoUolea Ruoranteed by State of New York. 302 PACIPIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Kenville .To.*epli, propr stage line to Cnr- smi City Ki'yci 1' \V. saloon Laiiili L, blacksmith and \va<;on maker Lavcrty T II, Justice of the IVacu MarkwcU A J, proprietor hotel Miller J li, saloon Myer M. jiroeeries and genl mdso Norton William, saloon Shay .1 M, po«tmaster, stationery, etc St('(de W. physician 'I'KKAT W \V, liii and coppersmith Wa^incr .lacol). hotel proprietor Waidchaas (^. hairdresser Walter K, clothing, etc Weld) II, restaurant Williams .1 (i, proprietor livery stable Wrn'MAX A, saloon ^\■(Jll'stein .1, cigars, tobacco, etc Dun Glen, Ilumholdt Co, r O, IJu miles n e of L'nionvillo Claybiirgh & Co, general morclmndlse Crook , hotel i)ropi'ietor Cimningliani ^V^ justice of the peace Kcllojig t^ Stampii'v, saloon Lull" .lolni S, general inei'chandise Osborn , hotel propiieltu' Uosenthal S. gcMieral niei-chai'diso Weaver & Mayo, general merchandise Eagan Canon, Lander Co,r o, ico mih's e of Austin Lagan 1'atrick, postmaster El Dorado, llumboldt Co, (P O ad- dress, Unionville) 18 miles n e of Unionville EllEWOrth, Nye Co, V O 10 nules w oi' lone Clark 1) C »fc Co, general merchandise Cloud & Kmerson, general merchandise Kdh-rnan D, I' M ami propr sahion , Howard M 15, Justice of the IVace ' Empire City, (>rmshy Co, r o, i mih's n e of Carson City Ambrosia N, hotel proprietor Clark V It, saloon Deichmaim II S, postmaster Freeman I F, propr Fiinpire Hotel Ileste (Irant, Justice of the Teaco .loncs C it Co, lumber Jones S E, hay and grain Meyer, EUet & Co, saloon and restamanl .Morris James, Justice of the Peace Page «& Co, groceries and genl mdse Piatt 1*1: l{oacli,biacksmith'< and wagon mkr< Kipley .Samuel, groceries aiul genl md-e Russell J C & Co, hnnber Stein tfc Phnumer, blacksmiths and wagon nuikers ESMERALDA COUNTY. Boundaries— \orlh by Churchill, east by Nye. soiuh and west by Slate of California and Dougliis Connly. Area. (S.Odd sipiare niile~. The land in this county, with the exception of a few tracts of a limited extent wliicli yieUl fair crops, is not adapted lc)r eul'.ivation. It is generally dry and barren, with ii surface mountainous and loeky. 'I he mineral dejio^its are varied ami exten>ivf. Silver ore is found in great ai)undance ; also gold, cop]ier, lead, iron, coal. etc. In tin' vicinity of Aurora there are milL; with an aggregate of Hm; stamps engageil in work- ing silver ore. Assessed value of real anil |)er?onal property in iSGi, 81,t'iy,"lo. County seat, Aurora. o V V I c i: R s . OFFR'i;. INCf.MIlKNT. isr.sinr.NrE. County ( 'It'i-k r. S. .laiuisoii Distrirt Attoriu'v Wru. M. Hoi'iiig . . Slii'iilf. Daniel (i. Fi'mieis. Rcciinlcr 1 ). W. Hustings . . . Titti-iiiivr I. (J. iMcClinton . . Assessor I. V. lliilc Sin-v(!yor Williaiii .McHiide . Coniiicr Ib'iirv Kccver . . . . I'lililic Ailministnitor Heiirv Kci'ver . . . . SuiH'riiitcnilciit I'liblie Schools Liirkin Smitli ( K. H. Cooper ] ^t. V. Smith ( E. C. Smith Aiironi Term KxpliTS. SAI.AUV. Januiu-y 186'.t Kcca. County Commissioners iSiaoo pniiiii. ,s>K per ilit'iii. 'SUOU 1'^ per (lli'in. Per diem. w I , Geneva, Ul till) 1.' The PACIFIC INSUBANCB Co. The largest California Insuranoe Co. A. It wliicli ^1 witii :i J IiiIIk' l\ gl |)or iHom "I •Y (lii'in. MASON A; HAMLIN'S ORGANS. A. KOHIiBB. Affent, Ban rnnoiaoo. STATE OF N K V A D A . 803 Etna, Huinholilt Co, (l* O address, riiioiivill<>, •'{() miles r e o< Union villu fjdvidoi'lt Gi'or^ic, <;i'iu'ral nicrcliandiso Sliciliiinii' (r .1, livery ulalde Stronji.F W, Justiei' of tiio peacn Wt'uvfi' & Mayo, general aierciiandi-io ^ Flowery, Storey Co, (P O address, t Nirj^inia City) ^ miles I'rom Virjjiiiia I I City I Fort Churchill, Clmreliill Co. (P () g address, Virj;inia Cily) •'5-'> miles n c 3 I of Carson City B 1 8 FranktOWn, Waslme Co, P 0, o miles s of Washoe City S Kilt Frederick A, postmaster I cS Galena, Washoe Co, (P () address, £ Washoe Cily) 'iroth Iv. saddle and harness maker \l UUniAlvKR G W, pro[irietor Kxehange Hotel |h cox I. I). Jnsliee of the Pence l§ DAVIS .JOHN II. postmaster, stationer li and news a|^ent p Doyle II. attorney at law L Hl'STKIN »& Co II. gr. cries and genl L mdse Is G1:LATT& MOOUE, proprietors stage || liui! to Silver Mountain, ^larkleeville '^ and Monitor. (Alpine Co. Cal) IIAUXEY ,IOKL A. agent Wells, Fargo & Co, eom'r deeds antl notary i)ublic ; Iliiwley A T, attorney at law j IIVMAX N, general varieties |.I01INSON J R, groceries and general I merchandise Ivilpatriek J elergyniaii (M(!th) LIVINGSTON A, jiroprietor billiard and liijuor saloon McLean . I, blacksmith and wagon nuiker Ueyeraft .Joseph, restaurant Hise i& Co, restaurant Schwarz A, propr (Jenoa IJrcwcry Thornton & (iage, livery and feed stables Wachenheimer L, clothing, (!le Wilih'r J, blacksmith and wagon maker Gold Hill, Stoicy Co, P O. Incor- porated town, I J miles south of \'ir- ginia Cily ; eonnnences at a point near Devil's (Jate, and extends to the limits of Virginia City on the divide. The silver claims in the vicinity are tluj richest in the Stale. Oi'iKKits : Georg«! W. Aylswortli, (President) W I) Gray, N K Iler- rick, K Cnshing, Trustees ; W IC Hale, Trea>urer ; J IlJohnson, Mar- shal ; II C Manning, Clerk Abell D, boot maker ADAMS K W, house and sign painter Aniler-on II (J, groceries and genl mdse AKBICKLK A.sahum Aichauibanlt *& Phillips, dry goods, etc Atkinson I W. saloon HALL N A I.I. mining agent I>aum J & liro, clothing, furni?hing goods, etc, 15assi G, saloon IJeals A .1, dentist Heals, II S. photographist Hecker .lacob. baker HKK(i.VN W II, auctioneer Henner II '). hotel proprietor HISIIOP ^V W. atloriM'y at law ilUTTNF'i KIGHNK v^ Co, hardware, I minii'g store, etc Hlaiivell W II, cashier agency Hank of California Hloomtield K, stationery, fruit, etc Hoyleii & French, saloon Hrotiek & Lippman, hair dressers Hrown C L, paper hanger and painter Hryan 10, hotel proprietor Hulgei' Thomas, hotel pro[)rietor Hiirns W S & Co, groceries, and genl mdse Cammel J II. saloon Cliubbuck & I'heiari, stationery, etc Chubbuck S W, postmaster Clawson II A, proprietor Gold Hill Ex- change Saloon !i,l ' I 'I mw A. 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CHTCKE in I ! i: o o .a I g I m I? 6 t' to C S a £ d o <3 m o I 304 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Conley 11 S, blacksniilh and wagon maker Conwcll W O, dentist Daucliy II O, bulclier Day H L, liveiy stable Decber F II, lioiise and si^xn ])ainter DENNY J J, dnigj^ist and apotlieeary Derby S P, tin and eoo|H'rsniitii Dorr J, professor of music Durkee F D, watcL luaker and jeweler Eekert & Lentez. brewers EDWAHDS & WIECJANI), assayers Fineii T E, salnon FITZI'ATIMCK iAI, hotel proinietor Fleitiier C, liair dresser FOX L T & CO, buteiiers Frankel L B, groceries, and genl mdso Frankenlieiiner J\I, dry "roods Gallaglier Thomas, bbicksmilb and wagon maker Oainble E A, druggist and ai)0tbecary Gaston W, pliysician Greeley & Co, proprs G.dd Hill Foundry Haas II & Co, clothing, iurni.-b'g goods, isle Hall & Fox, blacksmiths and wagon mkrs Hall J W, physician Hamlin H 11, undertaker Ilanuck (Jcorgc, saloon Ilanum Catherine Miss, hotel jjroprietress HARRIS 11, assayer Haub Cluis. re taurant HAYES J J, butcher Heim J, restaurant Hill John, blacksmith and wagon maker Hitchcock A F Hev, clergyman (Meth) Hoey J. saloon Hughes I{, manufacturer mill screens Isiac AV II, house and sign painter Iveen J I», bay and grain La Flower .1, saloor Lalhrop H I) Kev, clergvman (Episcopal) LAZENIIY I't I'OHL, hair dressers LEMEKY V & CO, groceries and gen- eral merchandise LA'NCII I'lHLLIP, luoprietor Gold Hill Daily News jMarcox II, saloon Margalot I', saloon Markewilz AI, stationery, fruit, etc . Maver .1 (i. iiair dresser AlAYXAUI) H G, baidu;r M<;CLl]SIvY MIKE, proi)rietor Theater Hall Saloim Alclntyre A \V, saloon McAIartin Jas, sa o IH c a Bishop 1 Brown pro Harris A Iluffakei Hunter prof Lake AI LamburtI Slingerlai .Strauss & l\ HUM ■0 i Lauder, s< " i tlici'e are 1 1 tiiO,()()0 a. £ I Hiver are c iinines of I « I Slate, the ,2 ciisioned b; « 10 be excel tliis district I I : I'oldt Cana 3 furnishing i J irrigation. I f B i < 1 a : ,, S ] < i>unt_v Oli-it ■'. : l>i^t^i(•t Attoil S ■^liciitr. . . . S Ui'nuih-v . , a Troa.sinvr . 2 A»-.('SSOf , , ^ Siirvi'voi- . . 5 ! (.'cll'dllCT . . . ito I'lililic Aiimii 'Sii|icriiitcM(li'[ i| ('oiirityConir h - 10 |§,Ione,Nvei and i 2I Lake) I Ihe Slj braced [ mining) leen rl "0'' ""I "t this I I CLARK ij (iral mJ p'''''iig John f I Crowell B PACIFIC INSUBANCB CO. Cash Assets, $1,113,862.82. CHIGKEBINO'S Pianos have the best touch and tone. A. EOHLEB, Agent, San Franoisco I STATE OP NEVADA. 305 Bishop S, pliyf^ician r.rowii ]VIt"5, (Trufkee Meadows) liolel pro|)ri('tor Harris W, ((Ik-n Dalo) hotel proprietor IliitFaker (J VV, postmaster and iiotel propr Hunter .Toiin M, (Truckee Eiver) hotel proprietor Lake 31 C, (Trnekec River) hotel propr liiinihiirth W F, blksmitli and wagon inkr Slingerland J S, Justice oi' the I'eaee Strauss & Drexier, general rnercliandise Sullivan George, (Gieger Grade) hotel proprietor Humboldt City, iiumioidt Co, P O, 30 miles n w of Unionville Coulter John, hotel pro])rietor Daniels V J, biaeksniith and wagon mkr Peas-e L C, postinastei' Spcnee James, agent Wells, Fargo & Co Spence W & J, groceries, and genl mdse HUMBOLDT COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Slate of Oregon, ea?t by Lander, soutli by Ciiuroliili, and west by Washoe and Poop. It is estimated tiiat tlicre are in this county laOjOOO acres of i.'Uai suitable for iigncultural purposes, and ('(40,000 acres adapted to the raising of stock. Along the banks of the Humboldt Uiver are found thousands of acres of rich arabh; and grazing land. The silver mines of Hinnboldt County have long been l:nown (o bt; among the richest in the Slate, the ledges being large and well defined. Considerabh; excitement has been oc- ciisioned by the recent discovery of the " Black Pock " IMines, vliieh sire represented lobe exceedingly rich in mineral wealth. Several mills aie in course of erection in this district. Gold, lead, copper, sulj)hur, salt, lime, etc., also exist. The great Hum- boldt Canal now being built, will, when completed, be of vast benefit to this section, liwnishing unlimited water power for mill and manufacturing, and also for purjjoses of irrigation. County seat, I'nionville, I o r V I c i: u s . OI'l-ICK, INClMItKNT. UI'.SlDKNCi:. Unionville (( (( tf it Ktnii T(Th. ■'.XpilTS. S.M.AIiV. ('(iiintv Clerk District Atlonirv shoritr : lii'i'diilor .1 . D. Minor < >rlaiiil() IMjCoiiiinl .los. M. Wooilwoi-tli Ilinim Welch .... M. P. Frccinnn . . . M. \V. IhivllMtid.. 1". K. Uooi, \y . V. Stevens. . . . . . .titma ry 18(19 * Fees. Fees. 'rrca.snrcr Assessor Siirvi'vor CdllllltT - iR.'iOO. $8 ])er (lay. Fees. I'lililic Adininistniliir . . .SiipiM-iiituiulciit I'libllc Si' County Commissioiicra . .... Iiouls s -I W. F. Stevens.... T. (J. \et;tis I{. PddKer A, 1). MeCuIloeh . L. L. llijzliv Unionville Star City.. 1!'.." Limerick Fees. *;") per (lay. (1 it lone, Nye Co, P O. .'JO miles from Austin, and T20 miles to Genoa (via Walker l.iake) ; situated on the W(ist slope of the Shoshone mountains, and is ei'.- braced within tlni Great Reese River mining region. Kicli silver mines have leen receiuly discovered in the vicin- ity, and valuable (juartz mills erected at thi.s point by eastern capitalists CL.\RK I) C «S1: CO, groceries and gen- eral merchandise Craig John L, jiostmaster Crowell B W, diuggist and apothecary Barnard H S, proprietor livery stable Bearss ^ Turner, proprietors Bank Ex- change Saloon BELLRIIDK J jM, general merchandise and express agent BOWI'^S J iSr, propi'ietor hotel Bowman J. attorney at law and justice of the |)eaee Burcham J G, attorney tit law Dorsey & Wellington, proprietors stage line to Wellingtons, via Aurora Dunbar IVlrs, hot(d propri(.'tress E(^KLF.Y & LOCKER, proprietors Nye County News A. BOM A.N' & 00. The only cxolasive Book Store on the Paoiflo Coast. 20 U;! m rm ml m I-' 'I' ii'i '.Ml ! 1 iiii '^imi NORTH AMEBICA IjIF£2 INSUBANOE CO. No restriotion on oooupation or travel. 306 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, MAHCHA ELLET T A & CO, groceries and general nuMX'liandise GOLDSTEIN S, groceries and general mereliandise Hubbard C G, attorney at law II) man S II, saloon Merrill G W, attorney at law RIDDLE J G, physician Sharp J, attorney at law Sine E 1*, attorney at law Slaght & Purdy, blacksmiths an(' wagon makers Sontlnvortli E C, attorney at law I Sylvester A, groceries and gen mdse Wallace *S: Co, butchers WILSON ,JOtIX A, proprietor stage line to Austin j Kingston, Lander Co, (P O address, j Austin) 25 miles s of Austin j j .Iidian E & Co, groceries and clothing La Plata, Churchill Co, I' O, County seat of Churchill Co, '.).") miles e of Virginia City Ball J A justice of the i)ea»'e liranham J, pioprictor saloon Ka/ser & IJros, dry goods and clothing I'circe Ira E, post master Smith (i \V, grociries, provision?, etc Lancaster. Humboldt Co, (P ad- dress, Unionville) 'M miles n of In- ionville a a ■0 a JaCObSVille, Lmuler Co, (P O address, , Lander City, Lander Co.( P O address, Austin) miles w of Austin j Austin) 18 miles s w of Austin LANDER COUNTY. IJoundaries— North by Territory of Idaiio, east by Territory of Utah, soulh i)y Nye, and west by Churchill and lIumi)oldt. The siirfmc of the country is rough and mountaiiions, wiih a dry and barren soil. Numi)er uf acres adapted to agricullural imrposes, ineliKJiug giazing land, 28,S',ir(. The " Iiee.-c Kiver Alining District " is one of the mo.-t important min<'ral regions in the Sialc There were in operation in S,'ptcnd)cr, LSttCt, twcnty-tlnee (piart/ mill-* — aggregiile number of stamps, 2H'J — \.orking silvc-r ore. Gold, copper, sidphur, h>ad, iron, elc. are found in several localities. The lumber trade is also an important item ; it is c- limaled that over (■).()()(),( Hid feel have been u.~ed in Lander and Nye countien during llir past eighteen months. County sciil, Austin. O V V I C K K 8 . OFKICK. INCIMUKXT. I ( uiiir V Clerk r. T. Spit rs. . . j Dislrh . Auonii'v II Miiviulnuim. . . j Sli.-rill'. ■ li. F. S.ii Jiorti Ko'virt'ler Ricliiinl Ibown... Tri-^vii;**' K's n of Llnionville s e of (ienoa _. , ,. ., ,, . ,, ^ .1 Denh Jimies C, hotel proprietor Lima, Cor Li'M.iickj llundioldt Co, (P; ,.i,uvkins I) L, postmaster () a.ldn-s. I nionville) 18 miles s e '|' .,„,. charl.-s M, hotel proprietor i ot Unionv.ll/; j^,^^.,^.^ ^f „,^ j,^..,^.^ Clityburgh & Co, general mercliandiso (iiige »fc Thomp.-oi), general merehiindise | Mineral Point, Humboldt Co, (I* Meador J, hotel proprietor I address, Unionville) 8 miles e of llii- Stevens C' II, jui-lice of the peace ' ionville PACIFIC INSURANCE CO. Offloo 422 California Street, Ban Pranolsoo. iiid )l 11 i LIN( Lcgislatii iiewly-dis llie ai)pli( by the re of naviga fli LYOI !S Clmrchill, 3 tdpograpir S ccpting ah" s iMineral de 2 iMrii.s Ni J,' vicinity of to fully c'sl oi a Cniiiily Clerk J g l>isirict Attor; lb Slicri/r Hcciirdcr . . . . \q Tiiiisiircr. . . . A> l"|';ilitics. (," o[.'ri ''Hiimy cio|.k "i-'iii't Attorn .siicriir .... liVionior . . ' fivaviirer. . , ;' '\^-'<('ssor. . . . ."^iirvcyDr . " " ''"loner I'lil'lir Adnli'iiisl '"^iijierintundunt f K'uunty Commii A. BOl nty g h Pm of \'' t! a 13 B s ■E dress a ' '^. list Wy 4 IH'l' lit >, State. j:rfjzi»i<' H til, i'i<'" S it is I's- in.i'llu' a MARCHAIiIi & UITTAUEB'S FianoB, Cheapest made. A. EOHIiEB, Afcent, San Francisco. STATE OP NEVAD\ 307 o n fa ■>. U 2 .9 ;4 b 1 ^ a a « I ' » LINCOLN COUNTY. Tliis County was orcafod by an Act of the State r.cflislature, 18G6, from the south eastern portion of LiUKhu* County, including the ncwly-discovdred inininp; district of Pahranarrat, and its orjriinization provided for upon tlie application to the Governor of 300 lesuliMit voters. The enlargement of the State by the recent Act of Congress will include within the limits of this county the head of navigation on the Colorado lliver. LYON COUNTY. Boundaries— Xoith by Storey and Churchill, east by Cliurciiill, south by Douglas, and west by Ormsby. Area, 480 square miles. The l(i|Miu;raphy of this county i- rough and mountainous, with a dry and Itarren soil, ex- cepting idong the Carson l{iv(!r, wher(; there are a few tra(!ts of arable land. The iiiiricial deposits an> exci cdiugly rich, and many of the claims have yielded lariie re- iMiiis. iVumber of mills in operation, '>][) ; aggngate number of stamps, lOG. In the vicinity of Walker Hiver very rich copjter ore exists, which has been tested sufficiently 10 fully establish its value and importance. Cuuiity seat, Dayton. O V V I (' K It S . OKI'ICK. sCI MISIAT. RESIKKNCE. ririii Kxiiircs. SALAUY. ("iilllity Ciofk . . i u District Attoriic Diiniul Ki'iir;;e W. Simw . H.voiiUm- CI). McDiillio. , ' I'lcisurcr II. F. Canick. . . . A^^issor Daviil I,. Smith. , Surveyor Folni Day ('oroiu'r .1. I^av t'l .y 1 iiMic Ailmiiiistratni- I. Lavcily 8ii|iciiiitoiuk'lit I'lililic IScliools .1. C. lla/,l('!t .... I l'"iaiik Smiili. . . . Cciiiiitv Commissioners. < .(. K. Haiiii'v ( J. r. t:iitiL'r". SI 800. Kws. «1500. *8 per diem. Ki'i'". «400. S8 per (lioni. \,.\itv. >o. no. , -21 • nu - 3 ,.-„.tor and l! Co. (I' t' •s c of I 11- BOO. NYE COUNTY. Boundaries— North l)y Lander, east by Territory of Utah, -oiilli by Territory of Arizona, and wo.^t by Ksmeralda. Nearly one-half ot' the area of this county is grazing land, of which about ftO.OOO acres are suitable tor agricultural laiiposes. The mineral de|)osits are very rich and e\ten-ive, and it is estimated thiit ii\cr iini'-llfth of the hind in tlii' county abouiuls in metallifrrous wealth. Cold and >ilvi T ore is abundant. In .Inly, IHdO, eleven mills had been erected, with an aggre- '.'iiic (if 122 stamps. Iron, co[i|)er, lead, coal, salt, and siilphur are ibuiid in several localities. County seal, loue. o V V I c i; It s . E'l :■ OFFICF.. IXOti.Mlll'.NT. Itl-.SII»|.',N«'K. 8ALAUV. ('i)iimy Clcik J. M. Rcllniih!. . . . U)iii'. . , biMiiit AttoriK'i- (J. W. Merrill .... , " .., SliiiilV lA. Hniiiicy I " ... liii iinlcr '.loscpli Stowc " . . . rivii..iircr I William Ltulu r . .' " . . . ' Assessor Stcplicii Kolicrts . . ' " . . . Siiivcvdr ID. S, Cliil.l ' " ... I'linmcr ('. K. Aslilnini. ... " . . . I'liMic AdniinistratDr !('. K. Asliliuni . . . . j " . . . Sii|iciiiiteinloiitl'iililic Schools 1$. W. Trowcll " . . . ( Ia. T, Ibitch j " ... (oiintv CommissioiKTS. ... J '.f. S. IJariiaril ' " . . . I ■ ( W. N. Smyth j " ... ! Term I'.xnircs. i .1 1. , Jaiiimi-v,18(i9 I'Y'es. " ■ " *l,.')0()&fccs. " " Fees. ' " " Fees. I " " iSalnrv. i " " 1*1(1 per (hem. I " " IFocs. j " " I Fees. " " iFees. " Salary. $t;0(). li'' ! I A. BOMAN ft Co., San Francisco. Wholesnlo and Betail Dealers in Books. i >\ NORTH AMEBICA LIFE Hf SUBANCB CO. Folioiea guaranteed by State of New '/ork A. E :. 808 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ophir, Waslioc Co, P O, 3 miles s of Wa.«lioe City. The extensive works of tlie Opliir Company are located here. Over §500,000 liave been ex- pended in their erection. The Opliir bridge across tlie "Washoe Valley is over one mile long and eoft $70,000 Reck II II, groceries and gen mdse Cheever II A, j)Ostniaster Davis R M, justice of the peace Fisher W T, hairdresser Jones J W, proprietor Ophir House ri'jRRY R t& CO, groceries and general merchandise, and agents Wells, Fai-go & Co and Cal State Telegraj)!! Co Phibbs & Hammond, proptr billiard saloon Seiiwartz S, butcher Smart & Rogers, blacksmiths and wagon makers White J, proprietor saloon ORMSBY COTJNTF. Boundaries— North by Washoe and Lyon, cast In- Lyon, south by Douglas, and west by Lake Tahoe (or Biglcr). The siir'ace of tlic county is rough and mountainous, with a soil exceedingly dry and barren, exee[)t a few tracts of limited extent, situated in the valleys. Estimated numlter of acres of arable and grazing land, r),000. Rich deposits of (piartz have been discovered in Ormsby County, but, with the exception of the " Athen's Ledge," but little has been done as yet towards developing them. In September, 18(50, there were eight cpiartz mills, wi;li an aggregate of 17.") stamps, crushing ore from the " Comstuck Lode," in Storey County. County seat, Carson City. O F F I C K H 8 . oiKicr.. iNci jinr.NT. IlKSIDKNCK. I TiMni I'.xpins. I SAI.AlfV. 'i; C'ouiny Ck'rk LM. ,1. Asliinore .... District Attorney iSiiiiuu'l (". Dusoii. Shcritr i T. G. iSinitli Hccoriiir ISaiii'l I). Kiii;;, Sr. Trea^incr U. S. Muson Asst'sjor ' Ik'o. W. C-lit'ilitk . Sin-vcvor Aliraliiuu CiuTy . . . ( 'uroiicr G. A. kStars I'lilillc Ail;iii!iistrat()r O. A. Scars Su])t'rint(;iulciit I'ulilic Sfiiools H. F Bivoiis ( 11. F. Ki.c County Commissioners } fS. E.JDnc- Carson City .Jaiumry, IStiOjFt'PS. Fi'cs. Kuipirc City, ( Jolm IJnnkcr Clunr Croclc Fees. Fees. *1,400. $10 pcrillcm. Fees. Fees. Fees. §500 per anM. •88 per (lieiii. Pahranagat, Nye Co, (P o tuidress, lone) 180 miles s e of lone I ' . i Allen A\ E, justice of the peace .lames .1 C. pro|triet()r (piartz mill \ Mills W II, profjrietor tpiartz mill j Peavine, Washoe Co, (P O address Ilutfakers) 2;'» miles n of Washoe City Lemmans F, hotel ju'oprielor Smiles J C, justice of the peace RagtOWn Churchill Co, P O, CO mile- u e of Aurora ROOP COUNTY. Roundarie.s— North bj tin; State of Oregon, east In Humboldt, south by Washoe, west by the Slate t)f California. This county is m m ganized. but is attached to Washoe for judicial iiud legislative jiiirposes. Portion-^ el the county furnish tine agricultural lands, tind nuuiy thousands of acres could bi iiiinie | highly profitable by a pro|)er system of irrigation. The newly discovered mining di.- trict of lilack Rock, in Iliimltoldl County, is caiiaing the vaUeys in the .southern sec- tion to be settled, and another year may work many changes. At present, however, I hut little nllention has been paid to developing its resources, although wherever attempts have been made to cultivate the soil, they have proved highly encourn^'in:: and remunerative, in the neighborhood of Pyramid Lake there are fine ngricultiinil and meadov; lands, which form part of the " Indian Reservation." iDsure ia t^e beat Lcoal Company, " THE FAOIFIO." i Ruby, j Au j Woodwf . ' Sacrai I j .I'-e. ^ Uni, §1 h Saint C ^ i P O 3 St Clair 2 o San An JoneJ S Lillie L, a g S I fl a \t . (^ M I « CI Sand S] addre; of La I salt e> McClure J Santa CI dress, ioMvillc 3 Sheridar 5 s of ( ; It * liillis Jamr ["• Silver B( lone) Silver Ci n w of and foi estahlis Cone 'buiidri T.ER 'Uercha Arnold IT V l!ir, ', .1 H, liOi.soT (I ••ipotliccf Telegrjl IJONllAMf gro((M-itl nayGlf, || I '>''er L, sal(i [I^iinniiicr d1 Kf('llL\(j| Kllioit Mrs. M A. KOHIiER'S Music and Piano Warerooms, 424 Sanaom Street, Ban Franoisoo. STATE OP NEVADA. 309 I Ruby, Lander Co, P O, 120 miles e of I Austin I Woodward Samuel, postmaster I Sacramento, Humboldt Co, (P O ad- s' dress, Unionville) It miles s w of n Unionville i I Saint Glairs Station, Cinnohill Co, f i P O, 8 miles from La Plata g ' St Clair James A, postmaster s\ a San Antonio, Nye Co, (P O address, 3 lone) oO miles s e from lone Lillie L, agent IJank of California Sand Springs, Chmcl.ill Co, (P o I address, St Clairs Station) — miles - I of La Plata. An extensive deposit of salt exists at this place ^loClure .1 li, hotel proprietor Santa Clara, irumhoidt Co, (P o ad- , dress, Unionville) l.'i miles n of Un- I ionville Sheridan, Douglas Co, P O, 10 ntiles s of (Jenoa Billis James, postmaster and gen merchant ; Silver Peak. Ivmenilda Co, P 0, 12<") Frett M, saloon GRIEU J W, agent Wells, Fargo & Co's {Express Gross & Bros, butchers Gross C A, clothing, etc IIAUPT & GEIU, proprietors Sierra Nevada Hotel Ileise L, saloon Hill II, carpenter and cabinet maker Klein F & Co, biewers Luders W A, justice of the peace McDUFFIE IJ & CO, groceries and gen- eral merdiandise MEAD <& McCONE, proprietors Nevada Foundry and Machine Shop INIullard li t, lumber Munckton .loseph. saloon NEVADA FOUNDRY AND MA- CHINE SHOP, Mead & .AlcCone, proprietors Osborn C. blacksmith and wagon maker Pease A S, mining recorder Potting F \V, saloon Sfhooilinrn .Jacob, hay and grain STE I N E R & K( )N E M AN, groceries and general merchandise Tomlinson R 15, groi'cries and gen mdse Wieganstein C, ?aloon Zabriskie C B, physician 03 a o o u m B o s 09 s Silver Bend, Nye Co, (P O address, lone) 50 miles e of lone Silver City, Lyon Co, P O, 2 miles n w of Dayton. Several (piartz mills and foundries an; located here ; the establishment of Messrs Mead &, Mc- Cone is the most extensive iron foundry in tht; Slate ">LER M & CO, groceries and general luerchaTidise Arnold FI W. lumber dealer r>i!\ 'i .1 H, billiard and liipior saloon BOiSor CHARLES V, druggist an.l apothecary, anil agent California State Telegraph Company HONHAM J ALLEN, postmaster and groceries, ete Ci;iy (r II, hairdresser Di'i'r I,, saloon 1 Dunning D C, groceries and gen mdse KK'IHNGER V, general variety store Hlliott ]\Irs, hotel proprietor miles e of Aurora Harris J II, postmaster and justice jieace Silver Peak. Nye Co. (P O address, lone) lUU miles s of lone Star City. Hmnboldt Co, P O, 12 miles n of I'nionville Berry G (J, attorney at law Blossom .1 A, proprietor livery stable Brooks ( ) N. clergyniau l>eoiiard O R, attorney at law Levy N i& \\, groceries and gen mdse Pierce S B I' vV. Co. gener.'d merchandise I Putnaiji Calvin, blacksmith and waijon ' maker l{agsdale Mrs W B, lioiel proprietress SARGENT, W S, agent Wells, Fargo »V Co. and Cal Siiile Telegiiiph Co STEN'ENS W F, postmaster, druggist, and apolheeiiry White .1. physician Wl-e Alexander, proprietor daloon OS i s .a I d n m ■W •II iiSiii A. ROMAN & Co., San Franoisoo. General Agents for Subsoription Book*. 11 NOBTH AMEBICA LIFE INSUBANCB CO. For valuable information turn to page 161. 310 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Steamboat Springs, (i* o mMros.-, i Stillwater, CimiThiU Co, (PO address Wuslioe City) It miles n of AVasiioe Saint Clairs Station) see Saint Claiis City I Station Ellis J J, physician and hotel proprietor ' i Stone Gates, Waslion Co, (P O ad- SteptOe, Lander Co (sec Egan Canon) dress, IlnHakers) 15 miles n e of Washoe City ^ Stevensviile, Ilumljoldt Co. (P O ad- ; Liuvomb J li, general merchandise § dress.l'nionville) lOmilessof Unionville Schmidt & Savage, general merchandise 1 STOREY COUNTY. ]?onndiiries— North by Washoe, cast by Cluirdnll •^ .ind Lyon, south by Lyon, and west by Washoe. This is the richest aiid most popii- J loiis comity in the State. The land is not adapted for agricultural purposes, except ^ whiit is found on the cast bank of the Truckee Uiver, wiiicli is of limited extent, but « it is exceedingly rich in mineral wealth. The celebrated Comstock Jicdge is sitnatcij oQ witiiin the limits of this county. Tiie mines located thereon employ 7(» mills, with an & ag^M'eg-Ue capacity daily of l.isoO terns, to crush the ore taken therefrom, a portion of O which has to be conveyed cm wagons I'or a distance of \H miles to be reduce(l. The g yield from this ledge lor 18(;."> was nearly !?l."),-'>()(),()0(), and it has been, and is, the g- principal source of revenue to the State, live-sixths of the taxable |)ro|)erty having g ; been within liie limits of Storey, AVashoe, Lyon, C)rm>by, and Douglas counties. 2 j which depend for nearly all their business, directly or inilirectly, on this lode. The ,2 Sutro Titimel, an important enterprise, intended to drain the Comstock Lode 2.(M)(i 2 feet below the Gould li Curry emppings, has been projected. This, if siu'cessfuiiy j| j prosecuted, must result in adding largely to the mineral wealth of the Slate. Comity M I seat, Virginia City. S O K Kir I'. I! S . OKKiri;. IN( r.MllKST. UKSIDKNCK. Ti'iin Kxpircs. j SAI.AKV. a S i 3 ■3 : Coiinty Clerk Im>. V. A. Lansiiif; CoM Mill liuiimi-y, isr,!) |'V|, ^'"■riH' Piini.k .Miili'iiliv. . Vir;;iniii Cilv HcMonior ('linrl.s jl. l''isir. . . TrciiMini- M. I.. DcNtiT " ' Asscssiir A. M. Kiiitisclimiit " " i^iuvcvdi- (;i'(ir;;c limit CiPiiiiK. ('. (iiirtroll ' " I'uMic Adiiiini-tnitdi- ('. (ii\nr<'ll " " Sii]iiiirikiuk'iit J'liliiic .Schools .lolm A. Colliiis. . . " " (ici). 1'. Monull... " " .liihii l)i witt " " K. A.Cimililo 1). \y. Halcli II. M. i;il.lv Coiirtv roinmissioiKMN 52,000 i S era I 5 LLVN.J. ■0 I-ohenstei! 3 .Alili,.,- (; t MOYFAl o atid p 2 Oppeuheiii Hoiisi-:,) § Toirey Af, I WINK .t g Salooi «i 1 1 Vansycl dress, VAN SV« dealer Toiyabe City, Nye Co. (P o address, Truckee Meadows (set; liudaktr- louc City) l>S miles e of lono i Rropliy \V A, propr saloon Carle A P, justice of the peace Luse \j S, geuer.'il merchandise Page J I), bulelier Ryan <^' Pridham, proprietors hoUd Smith i^ IJro, general merchandise V'o-- F, pi-oprielor liol(d Trinity, Ilumboldt Co, (P O address. rnionville);!(» miles Hw ofruioiiville | n„cUner L A, attorney at law Shaw G W. butcher i Currieux .V Co, proprs ILunboIdt llrewciv The Sireotory of the PACIFIC is oomposed of the boat buaineaa men of On liforniu. Twin River, Nye Co, (P O addre-. L)ne) 18 miles e of lone Unionville, Ilumboldl Co. PO, Coun- ty seat of Humboldt Co, Kio miles ii e from Car.«on City PAXKS .1 A, mining agent Pomiilield M S, attorney at law A. KOHIiEB, San Franoiaoo, Agent for Chickerlng; & Son's Pianos. ■SS, I livs Coiii\ty U.AUY. 00 & t'oi'". il e W& 111111 piT lUiy. )i) ])i-iiiiii. not iiMV ir iiiiiiuiu. STATE OP NKVADA. 311 1 3 «i ISO 1 U 11 •chill 1 3 (oi»ii- : a P4 Xffl>t » ■2 t, ^>llt,'§ ■0 lliltl'll \ z § \\\\ an 1 u ion lit ■ 2 Tlu' 5 2 is, tlie p P liiviii;: iinlit'>. ■s 'I'lw , 5 S ; 2,0U(» a ■ssfully = S ) IVlllll'''^-- 'i 31 » O, Conn- I i') inil('> " lifornia. EVANS () jM, notary public, real estate and mining a:o 'V; Co and Calit'uinia 8 late 'rflt'ropr hotel and billiard saloon WISH \- CO, projirielors Tlie Temple Saloon VansyckleS, Donglas Co, (P U ad- dress, (Jenoa) .'i niik.s s of Cienoa VAN SVCKLE II, proprietor hotel, dealer in grain and genl merchandise | I Virginia City, Storey Co, P O andj County seal of Storey County and in- ; corpiH'ated city, 11) miles n e of Car- 1 8i)n Cily, l.")H miles n e of .Sacramento, and 27H miles n e of San Francisco. Tliis city, the Metrop(dis of the Slate, is siiiiuled on the eastern slop<> of Ml Davidson, and is well built, contain- ing many line brick stores and public buildings. The population is variously eslimatcd at from S,0O(l to lO.OOtl Tlie cily proper occupies an area of tiiiir scjuare miles, and extends from llic norlhcrn line of CJold Hit', two miles norili beyond Seven-mile C'auon. lis annual aggregate business forms an iinporlant item in the trade of the Pacitlc coast, and tin." energy and en- tcrpi'ise > 5 w 00 I I s a M 312 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. cS m S I P- O u 09 o Broinberger M, dry goods, corner K tmd Union Bronson II, physician, 50 Soutli C Brooks it Co, stock Itrokers, .'<0 South C BKOWN & EVANS, resttuinint, I North C Brown diaries, proprietor Union Brewery, 40 iS on ii C Brown C M, carpenter and cabinet maker, Norlii !•: Brown D P, physician, 8(> C Bryt.'riy W, pliysician, (M South C Burke A .f, .stationer and news agent, 70 South C Burke M, boarding, 09 South C l?urke M, wagon niatoriai, 104 South C Burrall 'W II, notary pubhc, stationer and newsagent, 1 South C Bush II, |>ro(hiee. It Soutli C IJyrnes 31, carpenter and cabinet maker. ;il North C Cahill I't Eyre, .stock and money brokers, 51) Soutii C Caldwell II T Mrs. hotel, 17!) North C C'alilbrnia State T('legra[)li Co, otlice 05 ami 07 Soutli C CENTRAL TkANSPORTATION CO. A M Eilgiiigton. agent, otlice cor Mill and C CIIUHCII & (JLESSNEU, proprietors Daily Union, olllce cor C and Taylor CHI l{( 'HILL W V,liay and grain, *1D1 North C Cicaltro M, fVuit, tobacco, stationery, etc, 4 Soutli B lark George, blacksmith and \vagoii maker, I'.l.i North C Clemens A, (Diyidc) blacksmith Cochran \- (Jray, idumbers and gas fitters, 7'.» South C COHEN L, hair dresser, 8 North C Colin II, clothing and t'urnishing goods, 13 North n COLE A M, druggist and apothecary, 82 South C Colleau L, druggist and apothecary, 104 StMlth C COLLINS C J, hatter, 54 South C Collins George jM, blacksmith and wagon maker, 01) North P. Connolly P, physician, cor D and Union i Cook .t Noe, photographists, 'Mi South C I Cooper I't Baldwin, hay and grain, 04 ^'orth I ^ j Cope & Hubbard, attys at law, 24 South C j Cornwall A, dentist, 08 South C Corson & White, attorneys at law, Taylor Craiger M, (Divide) saddler and harness maker Crittenden J L, nttyatlaw, 31 South C CROSBY 1), (Divide) groceries, provis- ions, etc Croall & Kasncr, stationers and news agents, V j South C Cummiiigs Win, (Divide) boarding CUUUIE J C .t CO, mietioneers, 21 South C Dahlman C, clothing, furni.shing goods, etc. 22 South C Dale It k Co, i)ianos, toys, fancy goods, etc, 05 Soutli C DAVIS & RICH, merchant tailors De Long C E, atloriK^y at law, 41 South (' Deal W E F, commissioner of deeds, cor I> ami Taylor Deinnegar k Smith, proprietors Calitbrnia Hrewery DEMLIXG >^ GLOOTZ. grocerie.-i, pro- visions, etc. cor Hand Union Derby >fc Bass, (Divide) livery stable Descalzo Antonio, groceries, provisions, eic. ;!2 North C Desche Dr. i)liysician. It) South B Dcvicoie G I^. restaur;iiit, 20 North C DEXTEK ]\IL& CO, (Divide) proprie- tors liol(d DIAS 't GLAUBER, groceries, provi- sions, etc, ()H South C Dill S.I Mrs, proprietress White House, ',i;i South C Dirks T Mrs, hotel, 80 South C Dodge G, (Divide) carpenter Dorwin (Jeorge W, assayer, Taylor Donner E, physician, Taylor DOYLE I'tCiOODMAN. proprtrs Doyle (fc ( Joodman's Saloon, '.I North C Dnnu , elergyimui (Melhodi>t) Duraut .1 Ij, stationer and news r.gent. :' SouthB DURIS .lOHN. groceries, provisions, cti. i;)0 South C Eastman & Co, (Divide) lumber Eaves W T, watchmaker and jeweler, I North C EI)GIN( iTON A M, agent Central Tran- portation Company, corner Mill and (.' Eggert & Co, proprs Washoe Brewery Eisler& (roodl'riend, furniture, 10 South (' Elkus L, clothing furnishing goods etc. 7 North C Elliott A B, attorney at law, B cor Taylor Elliott Vincent, fruit etc. South B o go ■5 a « e a m H n The FACIFIG INBUBANCB CO. pays aU losses in Qold Coin. Ksherg No Kstrem etc, FALK FEUSIl etc, Fischer Soul Fish Cha Fisher T, Fitzgei-ah n I'ieck C ] « FLINT ( § ; s,iio€ M Flynn N , 1- Fiiuik L « r.ivln i FRLDEli etc, 4; 2 I'licdman I £ (iad n &; I etc, i;i I* 'i.issend P (ierliauser erv, 1; loon, ,'J I (iil'St II Ml z ''ilii'spic ( ; I (ilLLIG, ami niii y <;i L.MAN 27 Soul (il(';|S()n — , '""Id L, frill 'iOODMA, J'^MIerpI 'ionloii it .sl '■"I'lon (i \j '■"idd L, (hi (il>'AV ]) S|;i;ro (■rceii it Col (Jivcii C C •iHFENE South <'i'i'goire IlJ 10, Noij /^roiNA North t'lnither ,1 ll HAAS S goods, el "aight Hill, ol| A. Rol STorJt. or i iiesr* h C i vis- news lJ5 ' e iS. pr<)- e ions,i'U'. k. I ■ B 1>C 5 4, pro VI- j, ousc, A. EOHLEB. San Franoiaoo, Agent for Marohall A Mlttauer's Flanoa. STATEOFNEVADA. 318 S, -J I 'fi to « , rt s,cU-. t H n Is, etc. j n 2 ^ DQ m , ^ autli (' * XI ,coiU 1 Esberpr «& Fried, cigars, tobacco, etc, 25 Nordi C Rstrein & Grmipo, groceries, provisions, etc. Hi) N(.rth C FALK FI & CO, fruit, etc, G2 South C FKUSIER & CO, groceries, |)rovisions, etc, cor C and Taylor Fisfher & Sciiniadelic, restaurant, I'J South C risii Charles IF, notary public Fi.-4 North C Hazep II, (Diviile) hay and grain HAWLKY. :\IOXLKY & CO, proprs Virginia I'Janing Mill. South 1) Hcilbrini F, butcher, l')0 South C o o q Si og < 1 liiiil B ifc Co, clothing, furnishing goods,, HFILSHORNS A I), propr livery sta- e(c, I.'. North C (lassend I*, restaurant, 3") South C (iuriiauser Adam, |»ropr St Jjouis Brew- ery, l.!l South C (ilANDONNI (.1, billiard and liquor sa- hion, .'i8 North V (licst R Mrs, restaurant, 7 South C (iillcspic (i \V, saloon, 17.'i North C ble, 12;i South C Ileininway Henry, blacksmith and wagon maker, 14 South I) Henne it Rapp, projjrs I'hila' Brewery llerbald Ailam, restaurant, \o South C Hetzel Selden, attorney at law, 48 South B Hill &, I'endegast, attorneys at la\v, 24 South C l (ilLLIG, MOTT & CO, hardware, mill ■ Hiller F, physician, f.S South C )r f,^ Dovlr 9| hC t) i i-.gent.J |;l (I I. . . 2 South C Cordon (J W, attorney at law, 24 South C : HORNBROOK SAML'EL, saloon, 8 (■(luid L, fruit, tobacco, etc, i54 South C GRAY I) II, agt Overland and Pioneer Stage Co , otlice AVells, Fargo i& Co (ireen iSc Co, buteheis, (!, South B (ireen C C, physician, 2.'i South B (jREENE J C, California wines, etc, 53 South C (iivgoire II, billiard and li(juor saloon, j 10, North C GrtJINA N, propr billiiird saloon, 7 North C (Jiintlier J B & Co, saddles and harnesses lIAAvS S & CO, clothing, turnishing goods, etc, 5 North C Ilaiglit , proptr line stages to Gold Hill, oliice International Hotel A BOM AN A Co., Son Franoisoo. North C Ilorst II, restaurant, G2 South C Hudson .1 ^V, furniture, 71 South C Israel .T, clothing, turnishing goods, etc, 117 South C Jackson E, furnishing goods, B nr Union Jackson E JMrs, millinery goods, B nr Union Jacob M, cigfirs tobacco, etc, (JO south C JAMES J E, civil engineer and surveyor, 75 Nortli B JANIN LOUIS JR, mining engineer and supt Goidd &, Curry Mill Janovitch R, groceries, provisions, etc 107 North C Johnson C A, furniture, 124 South C Jones C & Co, lumber. North C 'III I i i'j '-> 'ia I, I'M ::1 Medical, Boientlfio, and TheoloKioal Books. II ij ^ The foUoles of the NOBTH AMBBIOA lilJTS INS. CO. aro indisputable flrom date of iRxun 09 00 10 t •o .s n M S 9 814 PACIFIC COAST DU8INKS8 DIRECTORY. JONKS (JKORGK F,n-rcnl Sand Springs Salt Minin-i C\», .r2 Soulli V .lOXKS () K Si CO, lute proprs Virjiinin Daily Union. olVict' <"or C and Taylor Kallt'cn .F, (l)!vi(li'> hoarding Kaninion A,<'igars tobacco, etc, 171 South (■ Keating II l*. attorncv at law, (! Sonlli IJ KELLY, CKOZIKil & CO, wholcsah- liipior dealers and niannf'actiircrs ot oitler and soda water, IH North C KENNEDY & MA LLON, groceries, pro- visions, etc, 22 South C, and corner of Smith and C KENT THOMAS, wntchniakor and jew- eler, 12 South C KEYES E W, t'liniitiiro dealer and un- dertaker. 100 South C Keyser I* W, jihysieian, corner 1$ and Union I Killeen J W, hoarding, i;»2 South C I KINO IIO.MER. insurance agent, cilice Weils, Fargo vt Co King .Joseph li. notary pnhlic, oO South C KIRK II & CO, druggist and apothecary, ■i;i S.Mith C Kirniiui H, hiitcher, l South li Klink J (i, carpenter and cahini't maker, E Klopstock ifc Co, cigars, tobacco, etc, 21 South C Koch F, tinware, 1 18 South C Kornman & Staid, furniture 27 Nortli C Krauso W, (Divide) groceries, provisions, etc KUII .1, professor of music, G'l Soulli C KUII L EO I'O L 1 ), assay cr, Taylor, cor I) Laca/e 15, blacksmith and wagon m-iker, 81 North C Lummon George I, saloon, corner li and Union Lane Mrs, proprietress Tahoe House, 70 South C Langridge George, butcher, corner D and Union Larouche A & Co, restaurant, .'JO North C LATHAM .JOHN H, agent Wells Fargo & Co. (jii and (17 South C LEGATE CHARLEY, restaurant, 12 North C Levi.son H, books, stationery and fancy goods, 11 South C Levison M, clothing furnishing goods, etc, 41) South C Levy Charles, hotel proprietor, 27 North B Lewitt II F & Co, cigars tobacco, etc, 5G South C Liebman L, dry goods, 25 South C LKJHT & IIAVILAND, livery stable. (12 South C Lindley «& RlcC^uade, attorneys at law, Ci") South C Li-sak A II, stock broker. X\ South B LIVEllMOHE CHAULES E. druggist and apothucarv, cor C and Taylor Lol'tus George, butcher, 127 North l\ Lorenze iVs Co, boarding. 47 North I) Mac Farland S, propr stagti lino to Opiiir and Washoe City, ollice International Hotel MALLARD GE()RC;E Il.coach pauiter. Taylor cor D Malone F. saloon. Kid South C Manchester's stage line to Dayton, ollice International IIol<'l Mann (J, restaurant, 12fl North C Marioni & Domeniconi, groceries, provis- ions, etc. cor E and Ihiion MARLETTE & HUNT, civil engineers and surveyors, cor U and Tayhu' Martin M, boots and shoes, 2.'> South C Martin W M, Rev, clergyman (Fresh) Marzeii Joseph »& Co, butchers, .12 South (' Masell .1 C, butcher, cor (' and Sutton Av MASON E L, surveyor and civil engin- 8 South li MAU ALUEIvT, groceries, provisions, etc, 7 South I' Mavrich I'aul, billiard and !i<|uor saloon, 21 North C ISIayer F, saloon. North C MAYER I C it SONS, furriers Mayer M, hair dresser, JJ.'i South C JMayer Mrs, millinery, 4 North C McCansland .lohn, (Divide) hotel j)ropr McFarlan.l T, (Divide) lumber Me(Juire E, boarding, 10;") North C McMeans S A. physician, 88 South C MeMillen & Ordway, groceries, provis- ions, «'tc, 182 South C McMimro J (Divide) veterinaiy surge$, cto, II SiHltll C MOCH .JOHN A, i)n)|)iit'lor Moidmnts' Kxciianjic llolol, J 2 Norlli C Moiiict Ciuirlcs, liair dresser, 10 Norlli IJ .Moloiiy M, (Divide) hlaeksmilli Monii-r K, Imir drensi-r, H!» Norlli C MONOlHiK FATIIEK, eier-iymiin, (Koiiiaii ('atliolie) Mdiitiv .lames, liair dresser, OO Sonlli C MOONKY VVJLMAM, proi.rieior IM- oneer Livery Slaliles, 22 Sonlli H MOOIIK .1 L, fiirniliire, IC. North H Morales Cl.jrroeeries and provisions.! i;! 11 Morgan II M, notary pnhlie, 12 Sontii C Morrill (• 1', druggist and upotliecary, Hi Soulli (J Morton «fe Wrifilil, i>roprielors stage line (o Kxeelsior & Meadow l^ake, ollice eor Mill and Cedar MuHTON V. II, cider and soda inanufae- tiirer, South IJ Moyi'r Frank, propr fast freight and passenger line to Unionville, Iluni- iioldt Co, olliee eor C and Taylor Miierter II, water erne, South C Maieaiiv 1', saloon, ;»(> South C MIUIMIY WILLIAM (i, attorney at law, h;5 Soulii C Nugent .John, attorney at law Nye (.v. Holhenlfuehei', watehniakers and jewelers, .'U! South C O'DONNKLL & MALONE, saloon, (3 S.iulii C Oikell Charles, saloon, 12(; South C OLIN A S. proprietor Olin's Stahles, 44 and 4(; South H O-liorn 1) W, proprietor Kagle Brewery Otto A, blaeksinitli and wagon maker, 5A Souiii I) I'ACKSllKlt SIMON, cigars, tobacco, etc. International Iltitel I'AHKEIl T, (Divide) proprietor Lone Star Stables PAXTON & TlIOUNnURGII, bankers, and agents Imperial Fire Insurance Co of LriKi III, oor C and Taylor Perry & Irwin, salooii, 17 North C Piikington .To :ii 15, (uiilist, North C Pinkerton T L, ])iiy.-.ician, 24 South H PIPER .lOIIN, proprietor Piper's Saloon, eor IJ and Union Pilser .1 S, physician cor It and Union POWERS D N, dentist, ^4 South li Pruder J & W A, iron, steel, etc, IGtJ South C I'ray Mrs, (Divide) pvoprietress hotel I'reseott G W ,Ir, stationer and news agent, 2 South U PRINCE, HROWN & EAGER, lum- ber, L>1 North l\ Quirk & Hardy, attorneys nt law, 24 South C Haphel M, proprietor stage lint^ to lOxcel- sior and Aleadow Lake, olliee Inter- national hotel Reed .1, proprietor stage line to Excel- sior and Meadow Lake, olliee cor IJ and Sutton avenue Reese & JJrowning, (Divide) blueksmiths mid wagon makers Heilly M Mrs, boarding Reiseii A. watehmaker and jeweler, 3G South IJ RICHARD \V T.assayer, 1 South C RIECK it RAPP, proprietors Nevada IJrewery, Sonlli D Riem .lacob, proprietor I'acilic IJrewery, North C Riley (Jeorge, (Divide) boarding Rising F, clergyman (Episcopal) Roberts .1 ,1, proprietor stage line to Ex- celsior and Meadow I^ake, ollico In- ternational Hotel ROSENEU S& CO, dry goods, 70 South C- Ross W A. restaurant, 21t South IJ RUHLINt; E & CO, assayers, cor IJ and Taylor Russell »Xt Crow. (Divide) lumber Rl'SSELL P II, groceries, provisions, etc, 140 South C Samuel I, cigars, tobacco, etc, 10 South C Schaefer .Tohn, carpenter and undertaker, 1.'! South E Schoeneman F & Co, gunsmiths, 19 North IJ Schoenfeld & Itro, furniture, 18 North B Scholl & Holmes, gunsmiths, (>;] South C Schultze F W, engraver, 114 South C Seely & Campbell, attorneys at law, 52 South IJ SHARON & FINN, agents IJank of Cal- fornia. Pacific Insurance Company, and New Alinaden (Quicksilver M Co, cor C and Taylor Shields J W, cigars, tobacco, etc, G4 South C Sinclair S F, groceries, provisions, etc, 139 North C SLOAT C O, groceries, provisions, etc, 83 South C P4 I ■| ' i jili, I'i \ W^ ^■v A. BOMAN ft Co., Ban Franoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday School Books, eto. ■^% ^, IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) A ^c? 1.0 I.I 1^128 |25 ■so ^^~ IIII^H ■^ Uii 122 Its 140 1^ '•2^ll'Mi4 . . . ' < 6" ► Hiotographic Sciences Corporation '^^ \ <^ ^. '^"°^\ ^ ^.1^^ ;\ 23 WKT MAIN STRUT WUSTIR,N.Y. 14SM (716) •72-4503 '^ Ixuure your life in the KOBTH AMEBIOA UFB INSUBAKCm CO. '-^ QQ 3 10 •a 9 (0 1 n I 1 OQ O n ^ 316 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Smith J C, blacksmith and wagon maker, North E SMITH J P, harness maker, cor C and Sntton avenue SMITH 11 T, collector, 57 South C SNEATH K G, wholesale groceries, pro- visions, etc, 9o South C Snow John, (Divide) boarding Soudry J G, coffee manufacturer, 80 South D SPALDING VOLNEY, proprietor S|)alding's Saloon, fit? South C Snerling A, clothing, furnishing goods, etc, 74 South C Sperling & Morris, cigars, tobacco, etc, cor C and Taylor Sproston John, insurance agent, Gould & Curry office Steele liros, liuy and grain, South E Steffan & Lurch, butchers, 117 North C Stelling W S, saloon, 2;i North C Stephenson, W N C, physician, 212 F Stevens & Fish, conveyancers, etc, otlice County Recorder STOVALL W W, groceries, provisions, etc, 8 South B Strousse A, butcher, 18 South C SUNDEULAND THOMAS, attorney at law, SI South C Sutter D, proi)tr saloon, 24 South C Sutter J saloon, 2(5 South C SUTTEKLEY BROS, photographists, cor B and Taylor SWIFT JA]\IES, proprietor International Hotel, cor C and Union Taussig E, furniture, 11 North B TAYLOR THOMAS & CO, wholesale liquor dealers, 04 South C TERRITOIUAL ENTERPRISE, daily, J T Goodman, proprietor, office 24 South C TIIEALL & CO, assayers, cor C and Taylor TIEDEMANN & BEICKE, blacksmiths and wagon makers, 124 North C Tilford F, attorney at law, 24 South C Traut C, butcher, cor E un'I Union Treat & Strauss, butchers, 55 South C Underbill H T, physician, 102 South C VAN BOKIvELEN W A M, notary public, commissioner of deeds, and agent New York Life Insurance Co VAN HORN J F, (Divide) stationery, fruit, etc VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL WA- TER CO, oHico cor B and Taylor VIRGINIA CITY GAS CO, office 4 . Nortli D S VIRGINIA UNION, daily, CHURCH 2 & GLESSNER, proprietors, olUce '2 cor C and Taylor | Voight C B F, physician, cor B and Taylor •§ Vucovich Spiro, saloon, 8 South C « WALLACE B FRANK, fruits, station- ^ ery, tobacco, etc, 122 South C Wallace W C, attorney at law, 28 South C WALTER MAX, proprietor Music Hall, 08 North C WARNER C C, postmaster and agent g stage line to Boise City, Medin Build- «o ing i Watts S T, physician, 15 South B j Webster J L, (Divide) boarding n WELLS, FARGO & CO, bankers and a expressmen, 05 and 07 South C « Wells L, horse shoer, 75 South C « WERTHEIMER& STRASSER,, cigars, tobacco, etc, 54 South C Wescoat F, civil engineer and surveyor, 41 South C WHITE CHARLEY, proprietor Inter- national Saloon, 1 North C Whyland Madame, millinery, North 15 Whylie Mrs, boarding, corner D and Taylor WILLIAMS & BIXLER, attorneys at law, 43 South B WILLIAMS A, groceries, provisions, etc. 140 South C Wilson J AV, furniture dealer and under- taker, 2(5 South B Wilson W F, proprietor stage line to Gold ^ Hill, Silver and Carson Cities, olUa' 9 International Hotel Witkowsky II, clothing and furnishing goods, 15 North B Wolf A, dry goods, 21 South C Wolf D & Co, furniture, 18 South C Wood Jk Jioe, (Divide) groceries and gen- eral merchandise Wood A R, saloon, 1 South C Wood Lewis, boarding, 35 South B Wood T M, saloon, 52 South C Wood W S, notary public and attorney ut law, 31 South C Wylie A Mrs, proprietress Oro Hotel, D jl YOUNG H D, (Divide) proptr Truckee | Stables Young Jacob, restaurant, 40 South C Young Jacob Jr, tinware, 40 South C Ziegler Charles, (Divide) butcher Warrc 1 add 1 1 t;ar g ; P'nc ^ I qual a I here CO i Gardner ( r ; Washii I lone, i Chimanan « Washo( Coun *. w of < n 5 near sive 1 erecte ness i Archer & etc Barsfow Mi BOSTWK merchf Burroughs maker! ^ Bin-roughs » CaryM,bIa ^ Clark G II, « Clark R M. S i'LOW B I Cook Isaac, g Dari-agh — • Dudley & ( I Byer F II. . Kphraiin A h Empey P ^d 8 KPSTINE] S ERLANG] «* grocerij Pi n a I IN 3 e The FAOmo INSUBAKOB OO. liisureB against Fire and Marine haaards. J< { andagtl I" ! I-'ilch Thomi 'S 'Flack J H, .'FOULKS ,s ; WASL, fl and StoreyJ ? . county has if g arable, grazl > ill 1804 wa| ^ considerabit copper ore _ Owing to thi Cnrpatock A. BOlffi ^ KOHIiSSB, Sam Vranoisoo, importer and dealer in Uusio Books. ~1 ce 4 . a aClI H . 1 otViee 1 aylor 5 s' . s oo ition- 49 g n uthC s Hall, § S 8 ^ Ph d a|ient g § Build- B i 5 1 DQ STATE OP NEVADA 317 ^ s 91 n cigar.s fl « « i; yor, 11 5 § S a Inter- ; g 3 ^orth R 1 ■ D uiul S, h ; fl neys at ; n i ^ 0115, etc. 3 fl V n 3 I umlcr- tj c i Warm Springs, Ormsby Co, (P o address, Carson City) 1^ miles e of Carson City. The springs at this place are celebrated for their medicinal qualities ; the State Prison is located here ; number of prisoners, 24 Gardner & Klasing, proprietors hotel Washington, Nye Co, (P O address, lone) 25 miles n e of lone Chimananotb L, proprietor saloon Washoe City, Washoe Co, P O, County scat of Waslioe Co, 14 miles n w of Carson Ci'y, beautifully situated near Wasiioe Lake. Several exten- sive fireproof buildings have been erected, and a large amount of busi- ness is annually transacted here Archer & Enor, fruit, tobacco, stationery, etc Bar:>tow Mrs, restaurant BOSTWICK J S, groceries and general merchandise Burroughs & Co, blacksmiths and wagon makers Burroughs F H, justice of the peace Gary M, blacksmith and wagon maker Clark Gil, groceries jmd general mdse Clark R M. attorney at law CLOW 1) G, hay and grain Cook Isaac, fruit, tobacco, stationery, etc Darragh , deitist Dudley & Co, butchers Dyer F II, proptr stage line to Carson City Ephraiin A li, fruit, tobacco, stationery, etc Einpey P & Co, hay and grain dealers EPSTINE LOUIS, restaurant EIILANGEB & WERTHEIMER, groceries and general merchandise, and agts Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Fitch Thomas, atty at law Flack J 11, atty at law FOULKS J P, proprietor Senate Saloon Gallup O II, fruit, tobacco, stationery, etc Grannis C R, fruit, tobacco, stationery, etc Gregory W, saloon Glucksman & Bro, dry and fancy goods Hammer M B & Son, druggists and apoth- ecaries HARRIS CHARLES N, attorney at law Harris G, tinware Harris II & Bro, dry goods and fancy goods Holmes N, stationer and news agent Jones John, lumber King & Gilford, blacksmiths and wagon makers Kinkead James H, postmaster and agent California State Telegraph Co LAMBERT & CO, groceries and gen- eral merchandise McCurtin J, blacksmith and wagon maker McFarland S, proprietor livery stable IMcMundell H & Bro, proprs livery stable Mo>lier & Fox, butchers Murdy John, hair dresser Pearson W II, saloon Porter J, blacksmith and wagon maker Power R, hair dresser Robinson George, groceries and general merchandise Roff N F, saddler and harness maker Roos & Baker, proprs Washoe Brewery SAMUEL W Ii, proprietor saloon Shannon P E, hay and grain Summers & Tompkins, saloon Summers G W, saloon Vrooman M, physician Walch J W, saloon Walk & Adams, blacksmiths and wagon makers Wallace W C, attorney at law Webster Wm, attorney at law Weed G A, pliysician Weinberger M, clothing, etc WILLIS £i WEED, druggists and apoth- ecaries Winfrey J P, saloon VVREDE HENRY, saloon WASHOE COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Roop, east by Humboldt and Storey, south by Storey and Ormsby, and west by the State of California. This county has many fine natural lakes and valleys, and thousands of acres of the finest arable, grazing and timber land in the State. The number of acres under cultivation ill 18G4 was 10,4.')0. Mining operations have not, as yet, been carried on to any considerable extent, though many rich localities have been prospected. Superior copper ore is obtained from Peavine District, about 2') miles north of Washoe City. Owing to the abundance of wood and water, many of the mining companies on the Comstock Lode have erected quartz mills in this county. A fine road lias been built s i 03 (0 TJ o >: 8 I s s I % 9 1 I m A. BOMAir * Co., Ban FrwiQiuo, Bohool Booka, Juvenile and Toy Booka, Oameai et9 i'l ! ' ) , I ■N '» i ^ 00 ^S e I 00 B iO 1 o •3 « 1 I 00 O cq Q MOHTH AMEBIOA UFB INSURANCE! CO., Folioies guaranteed by State of New York. 318 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. between Virginia and Washoe City, for the transportation of the ore from their claims) which affords constant employment to a large number of persons. Tiie manufacture of kimbcr is an important item in the buMucss of this county; it is estimated that over 30,000,000 feet were produced in 18G4, most of wliich was consumed in Storey County. County seat, Washoe City. OFFI CER8. OFFICK. INITXIIUCNT. UKSIDEN'CK. County Ck'ik M. L. Yiiiier ; Wiishoc District Attorney :Tliomus Fitch . . Sheritr ' W. H. 'Ilnirninn Rccordor ■ H. S. Fish Treasurer Jolin P. McFiirland Assessor Thornton A. Hecil. j Surveyor ()rvis Iteinjr Coroner Nnthiuiiel Holmes. : PiiMic Ailniinistrntor Niithaniel Ilohnes. i Superintcmlent Public Schools A. F. Hitchcock ..j ( .Tolin Snodgrass. . . | County Commissioners. . . . < H. M. Frost i ( 'A. C. Cleveland . . ' City. orm Kxplrcs. uniu iry,l869 K tt It (. H t* isi'ATCH i:s. Legislative, Legal and Local Reports in full, Correspondence, Mining Intelligence, Etc., Elf. TERMS.— One Year, $16 ; Six Months, $10 ; Three Months, $6. J. T. GOODMAN, Proprietor, 24 South C Street, Virginia, Nevada. THE GOLD HILL EVENING NEWS, SPulollt :.oex>tec3.. ilxed. ^All3r, Sti.xi.clAT'Mi Zl; A FIRST CliASS NEWSPAPER, CONTAINING THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE, BY TELEGRAPH AND NAIL, FROM ALL IPART8 OF THE WORLD, Legislative, Legal and Local Reports in ftill, Correspondence and Miscellaneous Information, Mining Intelligence, Etc., Etc, TERMS.— One Year, $10 ; Six Months, $10 ; Three Months, $6. PHILIP LYNCH, Editor and Proprietor, Main Street, Gold Hill, Nevada. I >• l\ 0| 3 o i p w. I 1 1 Arkada, Oaklai 3 j Collins Am B Smith & S\ § Eakers, from jt Beaver, : ir'judson CP, 1 I ' c Boisfort, of Clafji White Churl, IciBrucopor " n «( ot (J I? Bar.<(ow Clia] Cascades,! n hank ;able j»r( oi'fkI Auditor I'istiict Atlorn'o] i phcrilF rrciisiiri.T , . , Assessor Surveyor ...',.., iSiiperiiitciidcnVil I ^u'liinissioner— I The PAOXriO HCBUBANOB Oo. The largest Oalifomia Insoranoe Oo. A. BOl rk. MABOir ft HAMLIN'S ORGANS. A. KOHI.BB. Agent. San Franolsoo. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. I Arkada, TVIason Co, P O, 9 miles e of I Oakland j Collins Aaron IM, postmaster j Smith & Swun, general merchandise Fakers, Thnrston Co, P O, 18 miles j from Olympia I I Beaver, Thurston Co, P O, G miles s of I Olvinpia Judson C P, postmaster Boisfort, Lewis Co, P 0, 10 miles s w of CHaqnato White Churlea F, postmaster BrUCeport, Pacific Co, P O, 15 miles '' n e of Oy.sterville : ; Biirstow diaries, postmaster Cascades, Skamania Co, P O, on the [ n Itaiik of Columbia river, 40 miles e of Vancouver i i lluniilton J S, postmaster Castle Rock, Cowlitz Co, P O, 13 miles n of JMonticello Jackson Henry, postmaster Cathlamet, Wahkiakum Co, P O, and County seat of Waiikiakum Co, on the north bank of Columbia river, 115 miles s w of Olympia Birnie A D, postmaster Cedar River, Kinjr Co, (P O address, Seattle) 20 miles s e of Seattle Cedarville, Chehalis Co, P 0, 30 miles e of Montesano Smith James, postmaster Chambers Creek, Thurston Co, (P O address, Steilacooni) 20 miles n e of Olympia llird J P, propr flouring and saw mill Chambers T JI, proprietor flouring mill CHEHALIS COUNTY. Boundaries— North by IVIason, east by IMason, • riiurston, and Lewis, soutii by Wahkiakum and Pacific, west by Pacific and Pacific (Xc'un. The hnul in this county is thickly covered with timber, with ymall tracts i^iiitable for agricultural purposes. Area, estimated 1,H00 square miles. Value of assessable i)roperty, §J100,2(58. County seat, Montesano. O K K I C K K S . » CO •a 9 8 I s o CO 5 Ol'FICE. ISCrJlKENT. KKSIDKNCK. ! Term Kxplros. I SALARY. I il'mliiitc Jiulge Joseph T. Yoiiiij,' . Klinii '.July . . . 18fi9 Pcrdiein. Aiiditur James A. Karr. . . . ; llokium " 1868 Fees. District Attorney II. G. Striivo ] Vancouver " 1868 1 iSheritr '. ISamiiel Ueiin Montcsiino " 1868 Fees. Ircnsurer John 1{. James \ " I867i " Assessor Samuel Hi'nn ; " " 1868 Per diem. Surveyor Diivid F. Hyles . . . KIma " 1867 " " i Superintendent Pul)lic Schools James IJloason .Satsop " 1868 M" 00. I Commissioner— 1st District. . ;''"ii''" Scummon. . , Whiseuw " 1867 Per diem. " 2d " iJohn Brady iSatsop " 18681 " " : " 3d " S. S. Ford, Jr....|Ccdiirvillc | " 18691 " " I O O m 4 at A. BOUAN ft Oo.i Ban 7ranoisoo, receive New fiooka hr every Steamer. I m y\ w ■' '■>: I' ■^ % I 09 6 rH 10 NOBTH AMEBIOA TTD>y Admiralty Inlet, and west by Straits of Juan de Fuca. This county includes within its limits the islands of Camano and Whidby, which contain some of the richest and most extensive tracts of farming land in the Territory. Value of assessable property, $23'2,235. Area of the county, 2oO square miles. County seat, Coupeville. o K K I c i; R s . i Ol'KICE. IXCr-MIJENT. HESIUKXCK. Tenii Kxplros. I SAL.VUV. Coupeville Proliiite Judge Uoliert C. Fay Auditor Holiurt C. Fiiy District Attorney Jnines K. Kennody'Port Townscnd . . ^>lloritt' Kli lliitiuiwuy Coupeville Treasurer Ciuirles C. I'liillipsl " Aiisessor Kli llutliuway . . . . { " Purveyor ,.Iolin Cornelius Superintendent Public Schools Kohert C. Fay, Couunissioner — 1st District.. N. 1). Hill .... ad " John M. Izctt., ■ Crescent Harbor . . I Coupeville ...... [Eliey's rjandin^i;. . . Crescent Harbor . . 3d 'Thomas Crannoy. . Utsnlady. July ... 1869 Fees. 1808j " 1 867 !i?80() and fees. 1868 Fees. 1868 " 1868 I'er diem. 1867 Fees. 186!- 18C9 Per diem. 1868j 18671 JEFFERSON COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Clallam and Straits of Fuca, east by Admiralty Iidet and Hood's Car.a';, south by Mason, and west by Pacilic Ocean. The land in this county is mountainous, and thickly covered with tiinlitT. with many extensive jigricultural tracts. Value of assessable property, $280,803. Area of the county, 1,070 square miles. County seat, Port Townsend. o F K I c K R s . OFFICE. INCUMBENT. KESIOEXCE. Tomi Expire*. 8AI.AKY. Probate Jiulj^c Albert IJrijttrs Auditor Joiin P. Judson . . . District Attorney James K. Kennedy Sheritl" .' John H. Woodlcy . Treasurer Enoch S. Fowler . . Assessor loiin H. Woodley . Surveyor James Scnvey Coroner !Ths. M. llamniond Wreck Muster , Peter Johnson Superintendent Public Schools | James Scavcy . . . . inspector of Li(|Uors I George Storming . Commisiiioucr — 1st District. . | Henry L. Tibbals . 2d " J. J.Kilev 3d " C. E. P. Wood ... Port Townscnd . . . July . . 1867 Fees. (« 1869 (< (( tt 1867 tt (( 1868 <( <( tt <( Per diem (f Fees. (( *' tt it " tt i( II (f Fees. (( 1809 Per dicin Port Ludlow 1868 ft Port Discovery . . . 1867 tt MABOHi Kamil I s e I .KIN( of Moun ! Kirtil disti I \ alue of County s{ FAOXVIO INSTTB ANCB OO. Office 422 Callfomia Street, Ban FnmoUoo. IVoliHto Jud Auditor .. . i District Atti I Slr.'ritr I Tri'iisiirer. . ! Assessor. . , . Surveyor , .'. j Coroner . . . . Sii|icriruen<'e Coininissioi.si I KITSA rnlty Inlet, s (his county i (iictiM-od, an< ! Maud is in< OFF I'loliate Jmljre. , Auditor ...?.. I'istrict Aitorni Micrirt' IVoiisiirer. . , Assessor. . . . Siipciintendt'nt L'ointnissioner- KLIKIT P^alln, south poiintainous, I'Kle effort hJ [A'l.'inis, one o( '"'i?''t of xvhij I square miles. I LEWIS JUscfide Mour, l^'ie land in th| Pesiiiible propeJ lliiato. ' A.BO^ bL ree- UABOHALIi ft lOTTATTIiB'B Fittnoi, Cheapest made. A. KOHIiBB, Axent, San Franoiaoo. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 323 lato r ft nnr- \ct, niul ' •e ti-iK'ts Area of EamJIchie, Mnson Co, P O, 10 miles I Forbes David C, postmaster s e of Oukland I KING COUNTY. Boundaries — North by Snohomi.'^h, east by Cascade range of Mountains, soiitli by Pierce, and west by Admiralty Inlet. An important agricul- 'tiiral district, witii an abundance of fine timber land. Acres under cultivation, 3,250. 1 Value of assessable property, $1)9,000. Area of the county, 1,900 square luiles. ; County seat, Seattle. o F F I CJ K u s . OFI'ICK. I'rolmte Jiul{,'C.. .. Aiiilitor l)istii(t Attorney, Slii'iiff INCIMllKNT. HKSIKKNCK. Term f'xplrcR. SAI.AKY. a AI-\UY. lOmulfccs. •8. (liciil. • iliciu. Straits of ,y Pacitic tiinl"'!". $•280,833. 8A1.AUV. H't'S. [>cr iliein. Fees. Fees. Per Aiem. liSOO. Trriisiircr Assessor Louis V. Wvckoff. Surveyor Kilwin Uicliurdson . Coroner I. Settle Siiperiiueni'cnt l'ii!>lic Scliools Kdniiiiid Curr Coinmis9io?.2r — IstDistriet. . . H. Huriictt " 2d " ...v.. L. MeMlllun... Tliomiis Moreer. . . Seiittlc iJu'v, (iiirdiier Kello)r>f . . " •lames K. Kennedy Fort Townsend... Louis V. Wvekotf. Seattle Oliver C. Sliorcv.. " 1867 Fees. Per diem. Fees. White Hiver. 3d , i II. M.Stewart Cedar Hiver. (1 (( Per diem. ft tt (» « 1808.. (( EITSAF COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Hood's Ciinal, east by Admi- ralty Inlet, south by Pierce, and south and west by Hood's Canal. The surface of this county is covered with fine timber, large amounts of which iire annually manu- faclured, and form an important item in the trade of Puget Soiin. WilliiMns Point AL'ate , " Treiisurer ! Corliss P. Stone. . . Port Madison " Assessor JTIieo. (>. Williams Point A;:ate " Supcriiitendent PuMie Seliools BenJ. K. Lomliard. Port Madison. . . , Commissioner — 1st Distriet. . i.lolin Collins Teekalet , " 2a " ..I Luke Me Redmond Port Madison..., " 3d " ..IWilliamK. Temple: Seabeek , 1868. 1867. 1868., 1867.. 1868., , Fees. Per diem. S2.") per ann. Per diem. ! u I ELIEITAT COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Yakima, east by Walla j Walla, south by the Columbia River, and west by Clarke. The land is rough and mountainous, with extensive tracts of timber land. The popiihition is >mall, and but I little effort has been made as yet to develop the resources of the county. Mount 1 Adams, one of the peaks of the Cascade Range, is within the limits of this county, the llicigiit of which is 9,r)70 feet. County seat, Rockland. Area of the county, 2,000 I square miles. (No returns of County Officers received.) LEWIS COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Thurston and Pierce, east by the jCWade Mountains, south by Skamania, Clarke and Cowlitz, and west by Chehalis. ITlie land in this county is generally uneven, but fertile and productive. Value of as- Ifcssable property, $230,453. Area, estimated, 1,720 square miles. County seat, Cla- [jlliltO. ;AJ: A. BOMAN * Co., San FranoUoo. Wholesale and Betail Sealers in Books. •I I M NOKTH AMOBIOA IiIFB INBUBANOX CO. Polloiea Ruaranteed by Stato of New York I ^ 324 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. O F F I E U 8 . OKKICK. IXCIMIIKST. I lIKSIIH'.Nn;. Term KxplroH. SAI-AUY. 1867.. 1868.. I'rnhiito Ju(l);c lohn n. .Fiicksoii. . IIi|.'liluiiil y"'^> 1868., Atiilitor ilt'iii'v M. Stearns. (Jlai|iiiito '< " DLitrii't Attorney II. (>. Striivc Vain'ouver Slicrirt' (iavin Hull • ClHt|uato Treasurer C M. ( ioii(j;li i " AiiHesitDr (iavin Hall j " Surveyor II. M. Stearns " (Joroner L. L. Dulieau ! " Conimlssioiier — l»t Distriet.. M. 1). Hoiiniltrce. . ! " , " 2il " .. A, L Davis " " 3(1 " .. Vneant : " , Lake River, Clmke Co, (P O luldre-os, Lopez Island,Whatcom Co, (P 11(1- 8t. llelenV, Coluinbiii Co, Oregon) 12 dress, San Juan) a t'ei'tilu island in « I Pi o" o n miles w of Vancouver Lincoln, Clarke Co, P O, Vancouver Greve Gustave, postmaster miles from the Straits of Fiica, between San Juan Island and Uosario Straits Makah, Clallam Co, (P O address. Port Townsend) an Intlian Reserva- tion near Cape Flattery (see Neali Bay) MASON COUNTY, (formerly Sawamisli). Boundaries— North by JefTersoti and Kitsap, east by Hood's Canal and Thurston, and west by the I'acifie Oceim. The land in this coin.'y is c 2 9 e , g S •8 s II New HoL iiddressj , SMITH H Hospiiaj Nisquallj Steilacol B'.lcli, Webb) Oak PoinJ n w of the Coh Abeniethy Oakland, of Masol pia ^rorrow V P| Morrow WilJ Klison J M, A. A. KOHIiBB'S Huaio and Piano Wareroonu, 424 Bansom Street, Ban Franoltoo. WAS II IN (J TON TERRITORY. S25 MUOkilteO, Snobomish Co, P O, Oa mill's II e of Olyiniiiii, n tnuliiig niul I telegraph Htation Buttcrfield tSc Co, proprietors lirewcry I Fowler R S, jtotitniastiir Frost & Fowler, general merchandise SMITH II A, physician Mullan'S Bridge, Walla Walla Co, I' (), no miles from Walhi Walla SpauUling II II, postmaster Nawakum, Lewis Co, (P O address, Cla(|uato) G miles s of Claquato Neah Bay, Clallam Co, (P O address. Port Towns.-^nd) on tlie Straits of Fuca, near Cape Flattery. At this place, it is said, falls a greater amount of rain than at any place known, show- ing more than Astoria in Oregon, which reported to the Smitl'sonian Institnte more than any other locality. An Indian reservation is located here. Wchster 11 A, Indian agt and gen mcht New Dungeness, ciaiiam Co, P o. County scat of Clallam Co. on Seipiini Ihiy, at the mouth of Dinigeiiess Riv- er; 14 miles w of Port Townsend, and 120 miles n w of Olympia C'line Elliott, postmaster II New Holland, Snohomish Co, (PO address, Muckilteo) |c SMITH 11 A, physician and proprietor l| Hospital y Nisqually, Pierce Co, (P O address, ISleilacoom) !t miles s of Sleilacoom Br.lch, Webber & Crooks, props saw mill Oak Point, Cowlitz Co, P O, 18 miles n w of Monticello, on the n bank of the Columbia River Abernethy A S, postmaster Oakland. IVIason Co, P O, County seat of Mason Co, 25 miles n w of Olym- pia Morrow V P, mail contractor Morrow William M, postmaster Kllson J M, physician Olympia, Thurston Co, P O, T«Trilorial capital, and County seat of Thurston Co. This town is beautifully silimted at the southern extremity of Puget Soimd, on the east side of Tenal(|iielo or Dcs Chutes River, at its entrance into the head of Itudd's Inlet ; a |)lace of eonsideral)le irade, with n healthy and invigorating climate, which during the summer months presents many at- tractive features RARXKS GEORGE A, general raer- ehaudise Bettman Lewis, general merchandise Rigclow D R, attorney at law lU'RMEISTER CHARLES, saloon Ilutler G F, dep col U S Int Rev CHAP.MAX BROS, proptrietors livery stable CLANCEY & PRA •:, saloon CFiARKE J L, proitrietor foundry CROSBY, HALE & CO, proprietors steamer .Tosie McNear Elder A R, clergyman, (Christian) EVANS ELWOOD. attorney at law FINCH D B, captain steamer Eliza An- derson FINCH E L, captain steamer Pioneer (lallagher Sila*, jjropr Washington Hotel (JARFIELDE SELUCIUS, attorney at law GRAINGER & DAVIS, proprietors Steilacoom and iMonficello stage lines (trainger Charles, propr livery stable HALE & IIORTON, proprietors Olym- pia Wafer Works HEWITT C C, chief justice HEWITT R H, publisher Pacific Tribune HOWARD R Mrs, proprietress Pacific Hotel HOWE R S, telegraph agent HOWE S D. assessor U S Internal Rev llyland P E Rev, clergvman, (F)piscopal) KELLETT J H, sheriff LIGHTNER ISAAC, genl merchandise Lane Richard, attorney at law MARSH EDWIN, register Land Office McFADDEN O B, attorney at law MITCHELL WILLIA^I. butcher MOORE PHILIP D, collector U S In- ternal Revenue iMoses A J, attorney at law MUNSON J II, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster MURPHY JOHN M, publisher Wash- ington Standard A. ROMAN ft Co., Ban Franoisoo. General Agents for Subsoription Books. irOBTH AMSBIOA UFB INBUBANOB OO. Tor valuftble information turn to pace 161. if 826 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PACIFIC TllimiNE, (weekly) R H Hewitt, piiblixlier PAUKKR .lOIIN G Jr, general mtha PKRCIVAL F W, Kenoral men ;inn(liMO PICKERING WILLIAM, ex-governor Rowland Owen, pliysician Sargent F M, attorney at law Simpson — Rev, elergyman, (Presbyt) Sparks J G, attorney lit law Siralton {' C Rev, elerfryman, (Methodist) SYLVESTER EDMUND, fruits, con- fectionery, and toys TURNER I), druggist and apothecary WASHINGTON STANDARD, (week- ly) J M Murpliy, publii^lier Williams Clias G, groceries and hardware Willard & Son. drnggists and apothecaries WILLARD RUFUS, physician WINDSOR H, captain steamer Josie Mc- Near and proprietor livery stable WOODS J & J R, brewery OroaS Island. Whatcom Co, (P O ad- dress, San Juan) a large island, nidiin- tainoiis and thickly timbered, at ilic month of the Gulf of Georgia, n of Lopez Island. This island presents n wild and romantic appearance ; it is thinly inhabited and is seldom visited, except by Indians and hunters lOysterville. Pncific Co, P O, and I County seat of Pacific Co ; on a pen- I insida in Shoalwatcr IJay, 100 miles 8 w of Olympia I CrcUin John Jr, postmaster ! Pacific City, Pacific Co, (P O nd- dress, Oysterville) on Walker's Hay, at the mouth of Columbia River PACIFIC COUNTY. Boundaries— North and east by Chehalis, east Uy Wahkiakum, south by the Columbia River, and west by the Pncific Ocean. The sur- face of this county is rough and uneven, with extensive tracts of line tind^er land. Assessed value of i)roperty, $104,012. Area of the county, 1,140 square miles. County seat, Oysterville. o K F I c E K 3 . OKFICi:. ISOtMBKST. hksiuknck. Term KxplrcH. SALAKY. ,1 Prolmte Jud^c Miles S. (iriswohl. Oysti-rvillo June, 1809. . Fofs. Auditor |Fiaukliii Warren. . ' " District Attorney ' H. G. Struvc ' Vancouver . . , Sheriff" Jus. 11. VVhiteomb. Ilrureport Treiisurer .lolin Crcllin, .Jr. . . Oysterville . , . Assessor , Charles Green .... I Walliciit .... Surveyor Henry S. Gile Oysterville . . , Coroner James K. Johnson . | Hrueeport .... Superintendent Pulilic Schools F. Warren 1 Oysterville . . . Commissioner — 1st District. . 'G. T. Kstahrook . . j " " 2d " .. William Hanegan. Uruceport. .. . " 3il " ..Solomon Soule....Willoptt... ,, 1807. 1868., 1867.. 1868. 1869. 1867. S Per diem. Fees. . S25 per nnn. , ll'cr diem. I el 4 Palix River, Pacific Co, (P O address, Pinckney City, Stevens Co, (P mi- Fort Willopa) dress. Fort Colville) County seat of Rhoades & Co, proprs Palix Saw Mill ^}''''^'}' ,S"'„^'?vr"li''' " ^ "'" ^'^"" ' ' pia, via Walla Walla Pekin, Clarke Co, P O, 25 miles n of i Abrams Louis & Co, general merchandise IJriggs W W, purser steamer " 49 " Clugston John & Co, butchers Faber Frank, proprietor restaurant Ferguson Daniel H & Co, general mer- chandise and fur dealers Fitzpatrick Bernard, blacksmith Harris Stephen? 'J blacksmith and saloon keeper Vancouver Greve Gustave, postmaster Penn*8 Cove, island Co, (P O address, Coupeville) an agricultural locality, 4 miles w of Coupeville Buzby James, proprietor flour mill I lessen/! llildeltn on IIofTstcK Kinsly i(i Marshall Maid II, McKihhi a mtet Paige PIEB ninuiitain.> Til is coun S ail ahuiidii 1 1 Cascade Ii 1 1 Iiropcrty, ;j rjidiate Judj Aiiditiir . . . , District Atti 8 I Slicritr . . . ireasurer... I J Assessor ^ |Ci)rorier g 'Siipcrintciidei g Cominissionei The Direotory of the FACU'IO is oompoaed of the bf;r \v t I J) w 1 cast ny .■"he sur- er l«n cs. Mount Rainier, a peak of the Cascaile Range, 12,300 feet high, is in the soiithcji. i section. Valuation of assessable property, $.J.'J2,8G1. Area, estimated at 2,000 square miles. County seat, Steilacoom. O B" F I C I', K 8 . OKKICK. INCrMBKNT. I'rolMito .liidi^i! KrnNtus A. Li;;lit. . Aiiilitor (icorne \V. Hloaii . . District Attorney .J. K. Kt'iiiMMly Slii'rirt' ; Stephen iliulson . . . Trciisiircr iSainucI McCiiw . . . Assessor ' Stephen .TiuUon . . . I Coroner 'Daniel Collins , Siiperintenilent I'lililie Schools (}. W. Sloan ' Cuminisiiionur — 1st District. . jK. A. Clarke , I " 2d " .. K. K. Uocfcrs " 3d " . . 1 A. J. BnrK'o^, Port AagelOS, Clallam Co, P O, form- j erly port of entry for Puget Sound, l.'» miles w of New Dungeniiss, and I 30 miles w of Port Townsend 1 Stork Samuel, general merchant and P M I Port Blakeley, Kitsap Co, p o, lo miles w of Setittle ; a lumber manu- facturing locality and shipping point ; I a line of packets connects this place ' with San Francisco Uenton, Smith «& Co., general merchandise j and proprietors Port Blakeley Mills Port Discovery, Jefferson Co, P O, j situated on Port Discovery Bay, 8 1 miles s w of Port Townsend, an im- I portant lumber manufacturing and shipping point, a line of pac ;ts con- nects this place with San Francisco Mastick S L & Co, proprietors Port Dis- covery Lumber Mills, line packets to San Francisco, and geni merchants Wood C E P, manager Port Discovery Lumber Mills UKSIKKNCK. Steilacoom , I'ort Townsend. Steilacoom .... Tcnii Kx|)lreii, SALAKY. July, 18(17. . Fees. IHIiS.., " 18«7.. " O ' 11 181)8.. 1867. 1868. Per diem. I Fees. \ It $.T per day. Port Ludlow, Jefferson Co, P O, It miles s of Port To\ nsend. an exten- sive lumber manufacturing and ship- ping point, a line of packets connects this place with San Francisco Amos, Phinney & Co., lessees Port Lud- low Lumber Mills and general indse Phinney Arthur, manager Port Ludlow Lumber Mills Siiyward William T, proprietor Port Lud- low Lumber Mills Port Madison, Kitsap Co, P O, coun- ty seat Kit^ap Co, an extensive lum- ber manufiicturing an«l shipping point on Bainbridge Island, Puget Sound, 77 miles n of Olympia, and 14 miles w of S-'attle ; a line of ])ackets con- nects tnis place with San Francisco Coombs Samuel F, proprietor Port Madi- son Hotel MEIGS & GAWLEY, general merchan- dise and proprietors Port Madison Lumber Mills 03 'I ; !i'M ft., it ▲. BOUAlf & Co., San Vrutoisoo. l^tiotognpb Albuma, fiue Gift Books, etc. ii p The FoUoies of the NOBTH AMBBIOA. UFB INSUBANOB OO. bear the seal of New Tork. ii .5^ OQ o m U3 I I M 8 n 328 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Port Orchard, Kit«ap Co, P O, on the west side of Admiralty Inlet, 12 miles s of Port Mndison, and 25 miles from Sefittle; a lumber manufacturing and shipping point ; a line of packets connects this place with San Fran- cisco Colman & Falk, general merchandise and proprs Port Orchard Lumber Mills Port Townsend, JeflfiTson Co, P O, county sent of Jefferson Co, and port of entry for Puget Sound District, on Port Townsend Bay, at the entrance of Puget Sound, Tiiis is an import- ant mercantile distributing point for all the ports of I'uget Sound and the vicinity ; distance from Olympia, 105 miles north. The bay here is four miles wide iintl six long, with good depth of water, bold shores, and safe and reliable anchorage. The har- bor has a naturally commanding pos- ition, easily fortified, and it is capable of being made a strong military point. Considerable trade is here transacted, annual sales about $250,000. There are rcveral public buildings, one of which is the U S Marine Hospital. This region abounds with fish and game, which can, at all seasons of the year, iie obtained in the greatest abundance. The military station of Fort Townsend, an important post, is at the head of the bay. Ofkickus — Paul K Ilubbs, (President) Enoch S Fowler, SS Hulkeley, Henry L Tibbals, A A Plununer, Trustees ; John II Woodley, Alarshal ; J Paul Judson, Clerk BARTIIllOP GP:0RGE, painter and glazier Rarti«!tt Charles C, general merchandise Blumherg .1 F & Co, general merchandise Booth William, butcher Brooks .Samuel, carpenter and builder Buffington A S, propr Pony saloon BULKELEY S S, watchmaker and jew- eler Calhoun George B, physician and surgeon U S INIarine Hospital dinger & Jordan, carpenters and builders CONWAY J M, proprietor Union saloon Coui)e T, Ca[itain, proprietor AVhidby's Island Ferry DENNISON B F, attorney at law and notary public EISENBEIS CHARLES, groceries, bakery, and ship bread manufacturer FOWLER E S, general merchandise Garfielde & Kennedy, attorneys at law GEURISH O F & CO,genl merchandise Ilarned James J, furniture HASTINGS L B, general merchandise HUBBS PAUL K, attorney at law and notary public Hunt & Morrill, proprietors restaurant James Frank W, general irterehant Judson J P, notary public Kennedy J K, notary public Kimball J M, butcher Kiihn Louis, physician and surgeon McGill Henry M, attorney at law and no- tary public ^IcLaren W J, boots and shoes NEWTON & TRIPP, proprietors Bower Saloon O'BRIEN P M, physician, surgeon, and proprietor hospital Parsons William, proprietor Gom Saloon Peterson John, tailor RICE E N & CO, proprietors Washing- ton Hotel and restaurant ROTHSCHILD D C H, general mdse Seavey James, postmaster Siieehan John F, stoves aid tin ware SIRES DAVID, proprietor Pioneer Ho- tel TIBBALS H L, proprietor Bank Ex- change Saloon and livery stable Trefontaine Father Rev, clergyman (Catii) Tucker A H, carpenter and builder White .1 W, Captain U S revenue steamer Lincoln WILSON FREDERICK A, U S Col- lector of Customs WOODLEY J II, propr Franklin Hotel Rockland, Y^jkima Co, ( O addre^j". Dalles) on the north bank of Colum- bia River, opposite Dalles, Oregon i San Juan, Whatcom Co, P O, on San Juan Island, 28 miles n of I'oii Townsend, and 25 miles e of Victoria, has a safe and commodious harbor with good anchorage Extine Moses, restaurant l Hamlin T T, attorney at law ! lliggins Isaac E, postmaster 9 o a •s § S! m ' 2' ) M n I 4 j ^! I OQ > l» I Si •I l-SI lg.' £i j Hubbs ( sioc Warbass SanJu gia, Srra de I sidei since ican boun torici war now ( ing a and tl of Sai ingly gnizifi contai «■'. Sanders ° i McFadden Satsop, I Monte.' The FAOiriO INSUBANCE3 CO. pays aU louea in Qold Coin. |g Scotts P i dress, ( I i Seabeck, nianul ) tlie ea; j miles i Adams, Bli and i)i( ■ Mills Collihs John Seattle, K ' KingCa Sound, is one o the Te Washin A milifi place w of the 'I j foal hav ! place. ANDERSOi Gem SiJ iTork. and iTies, j urer ! *w ntliiif iise f and \nt ▲. XOHIiBB. San Franoiaoo, Asent for Uarchall ft Uittauer'B Pianos. WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 329 1 O t>> a I U d no- i? ■ M 2 3 n |£ ■a s Bower on, and | Saloon rashing- nidsc we leer IIo- unk Ex- ble n(Catl.) 3| er ! • steamt-r S Col- in Hotel ! I L ' ** I j Hubbs Paul K, Jr, attorney at law and I stock dealer , Warbass & Co, general mercliandi.se San Juan Island, in the Gulf of Geor- I ^ia, bounded on tbe east by Kosario [ Straits, and on the west by the Canal ! 1 de Ilaro. Tliis island created a con- ' i siderable controversy, a few years ! since, between tiie British and Anier- ; ican Governments, concerning tiie boundaries of their respective terri- tories, which came near ending in a war between tlie two nations. It is now occupied jointly, the British hav- ing a fort on one end of the island, and the Americans one near the town of San .Tuan. This island is excced- injrly fertile, and well adapted for gracing and agricultural purposes, and contains an area of 40 square miles. 1 ) addnis?. 7 ,f Coluin- Oregon ,, ill ). on Sim ^P of r«"'t a f Victoria, us harbor Sanders Prairie, Lewis Co, P o, 3 miles e of Cla » s o a a nntv is heavily tiiul)ered and mountainous, and sparsely settled. A ca, estimated at 1,.'»00 square miles. County scat, Snohomish City. O F K I C K R S . j| Ot'KH'E. INCIMIIKNT. UKSinKXCB. Term Kxplrci. S.VI.AHV I'rolmte Juil;i;c Auditijr W. H. Sinilair... K. (? Kt'r""iison . . Snoliomisli City. . . ■ Fort Townsend . . . Snohumisli City. . . i( tt «f It It Woods' Prairie.. . . July, It' (1 l( ft 1( 41 (( ti H 18f,7.. It County.) SteilacOOm, Pierce Co, P O, County CLARKE FRANK, attorney at law seat of Pierce Co, 20 miles n e of Galliher M, proprietor Puget Sound Hotd Olympia | Goodlime Ti, general merchandise I Muggins E, general merchandise Chambers T M, proprietor flouring mill ' Keach P. groceries A. K 1 I Latlian 3 i l-iocke , 3 i McCaw 2 McCaw ? I'atfi.son t! S S ffcn PJNCU Prosch ( t STE^ 0; Idaho Te * Cascade ' oae-lialf c many e.\t timber /b of the cou County se '• f IVoLate Jud; g I Auditor I i, District Atto Sheriff g Treasurer . . ! I S , Assessor. . . . I 5 Coroner .... Sii|ieriiif,,,„i' " ' (-'otninissione g, IB ' " [rSwinomi niiles si servali{ fated ill IUHHS C felegrai Teekaleti THURj <':i>l l»y I '""' (facts ot| »'"">0,()U0. OKI I'lii'iiite Judjrel Aiiiiitor . . "i>tft,t Attoril siici-irt- . . . , 'Viusiirer.. Assessor t'lTdfHT ■**/i|ieriiitcndent| ('"iiiinissiontTn Keep Oalifbrnia Capital in Oalifornla. Insure in the FA0I7I0. ^ :0M/ 88Ub. '.ern j 8 of ; A. KOHIiBB, San I'nmoiaoo, Ixnporta Toreisn «ad Amarioan Xnatminenta for Bands. c I I •icul- I e of ; fl a P 0, ty - ritorirtl )!», ami > milc!». Co, r Co, 'JO M cl • I WASHINGTON TERRITORY. 331 8! n s Liitlium John, druggist and apothecary Light E A, positMa.*ter Locke John, dii^tiUery and brewery McCaw S, justice of the peace McCaw S & Co, general merchandise I'attison Hugh, justice of the peace PINCUS, PACKSCIIER & LIGHT, general merchandise Proscli Charl»>8, general merchandise llaynor J O Rev, (military station) cler- gyman Roe il, proprietor Gem Saloon Sloan G W Rev, clergyman (Presbyterian) Sprague F A, telegraph agent Thayer Andrew, general merchandise Webb R, proprietor Weslbrook's Saloon Weston R Rev, clergyman (Baptist) Wood W II, attorney at law address iilat'oom t by the ^. is comity 11 at i;>oo i\ 91 ll S.M.AUY STEVENS COUNTY. Roundaries— North by British Columbia, east by ■ Idaho Territory, soutii bv Walla Walla and Yakima, and west by Yakiina and the Cascade Range. The land embraced within the limits of this county comprises nearly I one-half of the area of the Territory. Its surface is generally rough and uneven, but many extensive tracts exist adapted to agricultural purposes, with an abundance of timber for manufacturing purposes. Value of assessed property, S1J)5,770. Area i of the county (including Spokane, not organized) is estimated at 28,900 square miles. ; County seat, Pinckney City. OFFICERS. OKKICK. INCr.M»KXT. RKSIOKXOI K. M. Bacon Iru L. Mattlicws... I'roluitu Jud^'C I Aiiilitor : District Attorney j S. IJ. Fiirj;o Shoritt' ; Ocorgo Younji .... Trcusiircr : Henry K. Young . . , Assessor ' L. C. Hicluirdson . . ' Coroner FreKXC'K. Vancouver , Olympia . . , I'rtiliiitc Jmlge | Francis M. S«r(;ent Olympia . Aiiilitor Andrew W. Mooro " District Attorney .11. (1. Struve . Sliciirt' lames II. Kellett. . Treasurer Sam 'I W. Percival . Assessor . . James H. Kellett . . " ('(irinicr Robert Frost " Superintendent Public Schools, 1). R. Bij;elow. ... " C'linnnlssioner — li^t District. . James Dunliip. ... " " 2d " . . I Abram Tilley 1 Mound Prairie . " 3d " . • I Vacancy TlTlM Kxpiris. SAI.AliY. July, 1806.. Fees. (1 it t( tt (( it (( n (( Per diem. 1867.. Feos. 1868.. 5200 per ftnn. 1867.. Per »liein. 1808.. tt It tt ■ m\ I 'In Wf 'I r" .1 P'\ ^ :0MA17 ft Co., Ban Franoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday Bohool Books, eto. Insure your Ufa in the NOBTH AMXBIOA IiIFS INBUBANOB OO. 332 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, TOUChet, Walla Walla Co, P miles w of Walla Wulla Miller G W, postmaster O, 30 Tulalip Bay, Snohomish Co, (P O ad- dress, Aluckilteo) 90 miles n of Olyin- pia. An Indian Reservation is loeated here, up'-n wliieh there are over 1,200 Indians. An interesting fea- ture is the Indian school connected therewith, which is attended by a large number of Indian children, who occasionally give public exhibitions, showing a remarkable proficiency in the knowledge of the English and Latin languages. Chirouse E C Rev, clergyman (Catholic) I and teacher Indian school i Elder A R, Indian agent ■ Gilliland James, telegraph agent Turn Water, Thurston Co, P O, 2 I miles s of Olympia, on u small arm of j Paget Sound BYLES J, proptr tannery and postmaster ' Cook John, general merchandise I CROSS BY C & Co. general merchandise and proprietors Lincoln Flouring Mills 1 WARD J A«& CO, proprietors saw mill Union City, Mason Co, (P O address, Skokomish) at the southern extremity of Hood's Canal and mouth of Sko- komish River Wilson E A, postmaster and genl mcht I Union Ridge. Clarke Co, P O, miles from Vancouver Richardson A 'a, postmaster Utsalady, Island Co, P O, 10 miles s e of Coupeville. An important lumber mnnuractuiing and shipping point. Considerable trade is done here in the shipment of spars to different parts of the globe. The forests here are of immense size. A flagstaff 2i'»0 feet long was recently sent by Messrs Grennan & Cramiey to the Paris In- dustrial Exhibition. GRENNAN & CRANNEY, proprietors Utsalady Saw Mills and genl mcl.ls Grennan Lawrence, postmaster Murphy James, proprietor Utsalady Hotel Vancouver, Clarke Co. P (), County seat of Clarke Co, situated on the north bank of the C( lumbia River, here one mile across, 90 miles from the sea, and 120 miles s from Olymjtia. This is one of the oldest settlements in Wash- ington Territory, having been estali- lished by the Hudson liay Company at an early day, and was their j vinei- pal settlement west of the Rocky iVIountains ; Fort Vancouver is located here. Raker William, proprietor livery stable lUGGS ANDRKVV proprtor Alia House Rrant Joseph, hotel and livery stable BROW I), proprietor Oro Fino Saloon Caples J F, attorney at law Caples H L, attorney at law Cochran Hiram, postmaster CRAWFORD, SLOCUM & CO, general merchandise Fletcher J M, attorney at law Fox Peter, tailor Hines H K, Rev (Methodist) Jones James, dep collector U S Int Rev Jones, Turnbull & Co, dry goods Kaiser S, general merchandise Kline — Mrs, millinery Lancaster C. nttorney at law Lnneruve A J, attorney at law Lyon S M, general merchandise iVIaney John, baker Marony J T, merchant tailor Marsh & Durgan, blacksmiths McCarthy John Rev, clergyman (Episc) Mc(irath W H, boots and shoes I Moore «& Sovey, boots and shoes JO'KEANE P, proprietor Young Anur- ica Saloon Potter J I), attorney at law Rankin J L, proprietor Union Hotel Riggs A, proprietor Alta House Schotield N, general merchandise Sheffield D H Mrs, groceries, etc SAHTH J F, gener.il merchandise STRUVE II G, publisher Vancouver Register and attorney at law TURNIJULL JAMES, captain steanici Fanny Troupp Wall David, apothecary Weeden George, harness and saddlery Wintler M, general merchandise Wise Joseph, general merchandise a 1 WA litz, soul 'A 1 rough an The j)op otiier dis 1 1 Vol 111 to Jill Aiiilitor . . Districf At SliiTitr . . . , Ti'ciisuror. . Assessor. . . Surveyor . . Siiiicriiifctid Cuiiiinisisiuii n g 13 I " Jb 10 ]>> Id \v 10 The FAOU'IO INBUBANOB OO. Insures against Fire and Marine hasarda. Walla V Walla Walla Walla Coluni Olymp ^>regoi Abbot John Baker D S UaiTctt Wi Saloon Ijaiier T, fh liial Joseph! 3 IWJI'X'HTjI ! BROWN ! ohandi,- i BKOWN . Ciiainberlairl (Coiigri Colinan F M (^'ondcn .lohj^ COOK JOJi maker '''osgrovc; m| ('"X Lewis, '^iiiinfoufter, 'MY J HE 1>AY L, foil t>eardoff JaJ l>'-*laliaiity jj 'Novell & Jfl and carJ I^iigan Franl I^iisenbery KLMER a] I'^raiik A & I''ai'go Sheldl A. BOMi ▲. KOHIiBB, Baa TranoUoo, importer and dealer in Mwrio Books. ISO C'iiiicouver w n stciimer WASH IN (J TON TKUllITOKY 333 WAKIAKUM COUNTY. Boumlm es— North by Cliehalis, east by Cow- A litz, south by tlic Coliitnbin River, and west by Pacific. Tii«! surface of this county is I rougii and mountainous, with numerous tracts of fine agricultural and timber lands. (I Th(; ]ioi>ulation of the county is small, and its productions are limited compared with I other districts of the Territory. Area, 22o square miles. County seat, Cathlamet. g OFFICKU8. m 1 in « ID a 3 1 (•KKlt'K. IXCIMIIKNT. ItlCSIDKNTI';. Torin July, H tt It tt tt ,t " (( tt Kxplrcs. 1807.. SALAHV. I'ldliutf JikIjio Aiiilitor District Attorney Shi'ritt" ". Clinvlcs McCull... II. (i. Struve .loliu IIiirriii;:ton. . Hitlph C. A. Klliott Alox. I). Birtiie. .. .John .J. Foster Cntliliimet Vnncoiiver Cathianiet tt It (( Fees. tt tt tt Tn-iiiiuroi- Assessor Siirvi'vor tt IVr diem. Fees. Suiu'riiitciKk'nt I'lihlic Schools Coiiiinissioiicr— 1st District. . Win. McCiiliouKli. Thonins Kent Catlilaniet Per (licm. 2(1 " 3(1 " (i . ... . . tt ._ , , Walla Walla, (or Fort Walla Wtilla) Witlhi Wallii Co, P (), county seat "Walla Walla Co, situated on the Walla Walla river, .'50 miles e of the Cnlmnbia river and 410 miles s e of Olympia. The emigrant loute to Oregon pas.ses through this city. Al»l)ot John F, livery stable Bilker 1) S & Co, general merchandi.«e Uarrctt William II, proprietor Montana Saloon Bauer T, fancy goods and cigars Ihiit .Toseph, proprietor Washington Hotel BKKCHTKL OSWALD, imkvry BROWN BROS & CO, general mer- chtuulise BROWN N & E, general merchandise Ciiatnberlain Peasley li Rev, clergyman (Congregationalist) Colinaii F W, drugs and medicines Conden John IJ, agent Wells, Fargo & Co COOK JOSIAII D, saddle and harness maker f^'()sgrov(! Michael C, proptr Gem Saloon (ox Lewis, jiroprietor Co|)pei Creek S M Diiuiifouft'er M, proptr Union Saloon DAY J IIERVEY, druggist and iissayer DAY L, forwarding and commission Deardoft' James I) Rev, clergyman (Meth) D'ilahanty John Rev, clergyman (Cath) Duvell & Massam^ proprietors planing mill and carriage shop Diigan Frank P, attorney at law Dusenbery & Bros, general merchandise ELMER A B, assayer and jeweler Fiaiik A & Co, general merchandise Fargo Sheldon B, attorney at law ' Gibson Williatn C, physician Gl.issford & Shield.s, planing mill (iiiichard Rtdph, genend merchandise Halde Father Rev, clergyman (Catholic) Harris Isaac, clothing HARTMAN M, hotel proprietor Howard & Cady, groceries Laac Joshua C, groceries and hardware ISAACS HENRY P, proprietor Excel- sior Flouring Mills JACOBS C & CO, general merchandise Johnson Herbert E, postmaster and books jiiid stationery Johnson Parish B, attorney at law Joseph Gustavo, proprietor City Hotel Keimey Luther C, physician Kinsey Stephen, physician Kohlhautf William, general merchandise KYGER ALPHEUS, general merchan- dise Laman A G, asst assessor U S Int Rev Lasater & Langl'ord, attorneys at law Linkton S, (Mill Creek) proptrs saw mill Lock, Long & Gilbreth, proptrs grist null Lo;ipe &> Dannenbaum, gen merchandise Meyer & Businger, brewery Mix James D, attorney at law NEWELL AVILLIAM H, editor and ■ ])ublislier Walla Walla Statesman ; Orselle Frank, bakery and groceries j Overholtzer & Jacobs, proprietors Phainix I Flouring Mills ! Parker H, attorney at law Perkins J B, proptr Mill Creek saw mill Phillips William, hardware, stoves, and tinware Rankin , proprietor Union Hotel rds. A. BOMAN ft Co., Ban FranoiMO. Sohool Books, Juvenile and T07 Books, Games, ete o 6 « a I I ifll^il n ll I , iH! rii I Pit ■I'll ? Pi.i % :\ NOBTH 'iMERIOA UFB INSUBANOB CO., Foliotea zuarantecd by State of Now York. n 334 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. REESK ISIIAM T, proprietor Standard Flouring Mill and distillery Reynolds Amos II, proprietor Frontier Flouring Mills Scliwaiiaclicr IJros & Co, gfn nidse Sliarpstein B L, attorney at law Sliiel Edward, cabinet manufactory Simmons Samuel, watclimaker and c- graver STEIN BERGER G M, physician. Fort Walla Walla I Stephens William, groceries Stevenson E, physician ' Sylvester H W, dep collector U S Int Rev ' Teegarden William, auctioneer TERRY & DIJRELL, proprietors Bank j t^xchange Saloon Thomas George & Co, proptrs stage line Umatilla and Wallnia to Boise City Tierney Thomas, livery stable Vanter& Cox, proptrs Touchet Saw Mills ; 1 Wait S M, proprietor flouring mills i WALLA. WALLA COUNTY. Boundaries— North by the Columbia and S Snake Rivers, ea^t by Idaho Territory, soiilli by the Columbia River and Slate of h Oregon, and west by Yal'ima and Klikitat. This is one of the most important counties 3 in the Territory, containing numerous tracts of productive land, with an abundance of i timi)er for manufacturing purposes. Value of assessable property, SI,''>'V.(,H27. Acres o of land under cultivation, 17,'Ji31. Area, 8,000 square miles. County seat, Walla H Walla. I eg O F K I C K U 8 . Ol'KICK. INCf.MltKNT. KKSIDKSCK. Trriii KxplrcH. SAI-AUV. J. H. IJlcwett. Walla Walla. Prolmte .Jiid^jc Auditor " " .... " " Distiict Attornov S R. Fnrtjo ' " " Slieiiff '. A. Stitol " " Tmisiirei- Fiiiius McAiilifT. . . i " " Assessor H. M. Ho.l^'cs . , . . i " " Siirvt'vor : VrtCHiicv Coroner | A. .1. Mine- Wulla Walla Superinterdeiit Piililie Seliools^ ,J. K. Wcixl " " Comiiiissioiier — 1st District.. T. 1'. Pn};e Upper Mill Creek. " 2d " .. 1). M .lessee Lower Mill Creek. " .Id " ..■ Klisha I'iiij: IVtit Creek July, 1867.. i Fees. 1867. 1866. For diem. 1867 1868. 1866. Fees. Si5 and Fees. Per diem. WALLA WALLA STATES^IAN, Wil- ' liain II Newell editor and publisiier W'olfstein & Bros, cigars and tobiicco Wallula, ^Valla Walla Co, P O, on the east bank of the Columbia at the ■ mouth of the Walla Walla river, W ■ miles w of AValla Walla. A stage I line connects thi.s place with Idaho | and Montana territories via W^alla i Walla DAY LEWIS, forwarding and commission merchant Flanflers & Felton, general merchandise Flanders Alvin, agent Wells, Fargo & Co and postmaster Ilutchins Benjami . P, gen mdse Juber Horace, blacksmith Moon Margaret, restaurant Perkins & Hall, proptrs Wallula Hotel Stevens Hazard, agent Oregon Steam Navigation Co Vansyckle & Britton, proprietors Bank Excliange Saloon VANSYCKLE JOHN M,ntty at law WashOU^al, Clarke Co, P O, 20 miles e of Viiucouver, on the n bank of the Colun:bia river Hart George, postmaster Whatcom. Whatcom Co, P O, county seat of Whatcom county, 150 miles n e of Olympia, on the eastern shore of Bellingham Bay, formerly a place of considerable note during the ex- citement of the Frazer river goM mines. The Bellingham Bay coal mines are located at this i)lace. Bellingham Bay Co, general merchandise Utter W, postmaster 10 lo IS The PACIFIC IKSXTBANOB Co. The largest CaUfornia Inauraaoe Co. HABON * HAHUirS OROANS. A. KOHLEB. Affent, San Fnmoisoo. WASHINOTON TERKITORY. 335 I! n « § s WHATCOM COUNTY. Dounclaries— North by Uritinh Colnmbin, en^t by the Cascade raii<»e of mountains, soutli by Snohomish, and west by the Gulf of Geor- (jiii. Tlie surface of tliis county is mountainous and uneven, and the hind in the val- leys is rich and productive. The islands of San Juan, Lopez, Orcas and Fidal^o, are included within the limits of tiiis county. IMount linker, one of tin- Ciu cade liange, is in the north part, and is 10,700 feet high. Area, 3,500 square miles. County scat, Whatcom. o F p I c E n 8 . OFFiri;. INCIMIIKST. rioliate Jiulfrc HA. Mm-sli Auditor Kilwni-il Kldridtje . . District Attorney IniiiO!) K. Kcnncily Slioritl" ". v. V. Liuie ". Tivasiircr C. (". Fiiikhoiior .. Assessor F. F. Lnno Curoncr Wiliiiun Miinks. , . Sii|ii'iintoii(K'nt riildic Schools Eii;j;uiiu Jiispcr. . . . Cuinmissioner — 1st District " 2(1 " kksidkscf:. Tinii Expired. S.\L.\liV. Wlintcoin Inly, 18G8 . . ; Foes. Port Towiiseiid . . . Whatcom .-id 1807. 18(18. 1*800 & Fees. Fees. i " ;I'cr diom. i Fees. WhidbyS Island, inland Co, (P O Willopa. Pacific Co, (P address. address, Coupevillc) a large island at the mouth of Admiralty Iidet near Port Townsend. It is 50 miles long, and from .'} to 10 miles wide, contain- ing a ninnber of extensive and fertile pniiries, and is being st-ttled rapidly. Coupevillc, county seat of Island Co, is located here. Kort Willopa) on the Willopa river about 40 miles n c; of Oysterville, a lumber manufacturing locality Woods Prairie. Snohomish Co, (P O address, Snohomish City) tin agri- cultural lociility near Snohomish City WhiSCaW. Chebalis Co. (P O address, Yakima. Yakima Co, (P O addres.s >i \ .>n ...:i I- »t „ Dalles) an Indian reservation located jMontesano) 20 miles w of Montesano on the Yakima riv(;r Jibout tiO miles TTTui*-» -»{«*.,,,_ !'• n /^r» /-\ 1 1 n "1 *''« nalles (see Kort Simcoe) White River, King Co, (P O address, '^ ^ Sciittle) a rich agricultural locality Carman Waters, proptr Simcoe Saw Mill I near Seattle ! YAKIMA COUNTY (formerly Ferguson) was created by an Act of the Leg- isliilure during the session ol 18(51-5, but as yet remains unorganized. (Jold j)lacers I have been worked to some extent on the Wenatchee and Coluinbiii liivcrs bordering on this county. Yakima Uiver Hows diagonally through the county from northwest to foulheast. Yelm. Thureton Co, P O, 20 miles from | O'Neal Charles, postmaster : Olympitt WASHINGTON STANDARD, PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. UEVOTKO TO Ne\vs, Politics, the Dis.semination of Useful Informa- tion, and the promotion of the Best Interests ol WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Terms, E»er A-nniim, 8:i 50. Kor Hlx MontUs, Ijita OO. JOHN MILLER MURPHY, Editor and Proprietor, A. BOIIAN ft Co., San Franoiaoo, receive New Books br every Steamer. 1 NOBTH AMSBIOA TiIFI*] IN'STTRAN'OB CO. The best oompsny In the United States. 336 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. *"rom: CALIFORNIA TO IDAHO i The Cnlifoiniu nn<1 LJnIm Line of Sraccs I.-nvo OKOVILLE mid CIIICO for RrBY, SILVKR and IJOISK t'lTIKS, IDAHO, kvbuy oriiKit day, on tho nrriviil of tlie Sacmnicnto MaiU, mnk- injr the trip in fOUlt /J.-ll^.S, •Mrrvin;; the U. S. Mails anil Expri'ss. Kotnrnini;, leaves noiSH, lUHY and SILVEK CITIES cverv otiior dav, for California, foniu'etiii« at Oroville. the Kaiiroad Terniiniis, for Saerainento. This line runs' via BUi MEAI>()W.S, SL'SAN VIFJJ), GKANITE CKEEK, BLACK 1U)CK, FORT McCAHUY, CAMP C. F. SMITH, CAMI' LYON. At BIG MEADOWS it connects witli the Stage Lino to INDIAN VALLEY, witliout dclaj' to I'assen^'crs. FA. RE: From Chico to Ruby City, I. T $60 " Oroville to Kuby City 62 " Chico to Susanville 10 •• Oroville to Susanville 12 " Chioo to Indian Valley 10 " Oroville to Indian Valley 12 riwson^icis iillDwod Iwciity-tlvo poiiniisdrilni-'iiiinc. Kxtra Baniint'c, or Krclnlil. tlilrty lonts piT iimiiid frcim Cliii m to idibv mill SilviT Ciiios. Stnui's leave 't(>lier mi iveii iliilen. Ilnrinu Niivi'iiilier "H imM iliitet, Diirliii.' necembpreiievcii iliil. * Kreluht iiiil r.xtni ltll^;^'lls;l' to hu sent li.v llil.'t l.lne iiiiist he dellvereil at the titllee In Chlei) hy K'j u'elmk p.m.. nji tliedav lit di'iKiitnrc. [I^ OKHCi: -.Vt tlie .ttore of TIIO.S. J. HIDWKLL, corner ollJruadway and Krimt Street!, CIihM. Cal. 0:V AND A.FTEU A.UGUST Isl:, 1800. WILL DISCONTINUE CARRYING FREIGHT, WELLS, FAlKiO & CO. having made arrangements with them for the transportation of all Freight going over their route. WELLS, FARGO & GO'S Fast Freight Line ! GREAT REDUCTION ON FREIGHT TO IDAHO ! THROUGH IN SIX DAYS TO BOISE CITY. Fiom and after AUGUST 1st, 18GC, until further notice, our rates for FAST FREIGHT will be as follows: From Portland to Jioine Cltu 2^ cents per pound. " " " Idaho Citji HO " " " " " *' itubji citv sa " " " ** '* " Bocky Bar 40 " " " AVEL.LS, FA.lEtGO &, CO. FAOn^O INStrBANCO GO. Oaah AneU, $1413.802.82. CUiUJU g IS 9 I' S ADA 5'AIiiira.x, ,* S I of this cot d found ill V located in 1 i I'rolinte .Jiidf « Coiintv CIcrl t District Attoi I ■ Sheriff . . . I Kceonlcr . §" ■ Treasurer. ' A.<,sessor . )' : Surveyor . 1 ' Coroner . . I'lihlic Adnii SiiperinteiidcJ W\ ALTUJ L'i'"!"}', south] llj'ainous surj |«i; large numl IS ( (Xovemberj 18; of nearly 1 lajOrouse C Crel ICounty Ju,i,J I County Clcrkl I U'strict Attorl Sheriff Kecordcr . ! Treasurer. jor Surveyor Coroner Public Admi'n'l Siipcrintendcn t'UlUKJDRINO'B Fiftnos have the bait touob and tone. A. XOHLXB, Agent, Ban Franelaoo .vv.n s , miik- B ll'lWl'S fl IliMlio 9 ILLK, E CAM I' witliout s t ' k 30 'E 32 10 C 12 ' 4i 10 ' > 12 . « A nmi fill' •vi-n iVit< ^'^ k CM.' I h « — ; — -^:.Z~ - 1 c 3 91 H c .11 )r the 1( kHOI or FAST md. CO. IDAHO TERRITORY. ADA COUNTY. Organized 1864. Boundaries— North hy Boise, east by Altiira!", south by the Snake River, and west by the State of Oregon. The surface of this county is generally rough and uneven, but fertile tracts of agricultural land are found in the vicinity of the river bottoms. Boise City, the Territorial capital, is located in this county. County seat, Boise City. O K F I C E R S . oKKici:. ISCIMUKNT. ItKSinK.SCK. i TiTiii KxplriB. I SALAKY. I'rolintc Judge | John L. Kline .... County Clerk 111. 1). IIiirrinf;ton. District Attorney | K. J. Curtis Sheritr | iFohu Duval Rei'order Andrew Cooper. . . Treasurer 1 J. 11. T. (Jrcen Assessor [ Augustine Haas. . . Surveyor James II. Slater. . . ' Coroner |H. li. Conway .... I'ulilic Administrator U. H. Lindsay, . . . Superintendent Public Schools { Thomas (iraham. . Boiso City II II If 11 If II II ti tt 1867 " 186U $1,500. 1867 Fees. Per diem. Fees. 1869; ALTUBAS COUNTY. Boundaries— North and east by Montana Terri- tory, south by Oneida and Owyhee, and west by Boise. This county has a moun- tainous surface, with an abundance of water for milling and mining purposes. A large number of rich gold and silver claims have been developed, and there are now (November, 18()G) engaged in crushing the ore twelve quartz mills, with an aggregate of nearly 150 stamps. Placer diggings exist on Feather lliver, Yuba River, and Grouse Creek. County seat, Rocky Bar. OFFICERS. OKKIC'E. County Jud);c County Clerk District Attorney Slicritr Recorder Treasurer Assessor Surveyor Coroner Public Administrator Superintendent Public Schools INCIMIJENT. UEHIDEXCE. Torm Expires. Vol. G. Anderson. James 11. Roberts. E. J. Curtis •Tames McLaren . . . C. H. Rogers Charles Cavallin . . David C. Walker. . William Kelly.... John Shorter. ..... Vacant V. S. Anderson . . . Rocky Bar. January 1869 I Rocky Bar. January 1869 SAI-AKV. Fees, fi $1,500. Fees. January 1869 F A. SOUAK' « 00. Tho only ezoloalTQ Book BtOre on the Faoiflo Ooaat. 22 i. i 'l NOBTH AMBBIOA XiIVX JUBHUAXICM CO. No mtriotlon on oooupation or tntveL i If 338 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Atlanta City, Alturns Co, (P O ad- dress, Rocky Bar) IG miles n e of Uocky IJar Comstock & Co, general merchnndise Crane & Co, general merchandise (ioldstone & I'lii Hips, general merchandise i Ilicka & Co, general merchandise | I Banner, Boise Co, (P O address, Idaho City) 80 miles n e of Idaho City Bear Lake, Oneida Co, (P O address, Malade City) 450 miles e of Boise City ; estimated population, 300 Boise City, Ada Co, P O, Capital of Idaho Territory and County seat of Ada Co, situated on the north bank of tlie Boise liiver ; estimated popula- j tion, 2,050 I i Adolph & Lemp, proprtrs Boise Brewery Agnew James D, livery stable I ATJ.ee WILLIAM II, agent Wells. Forgo & Co Beochey Hill, propr stage line to Ruby City ■ Bilicke & Logan, general merchandise i Billings C, dentist | BLOSSOM J M, general merchandise j Boyle Robert, cigars, etc ; Broadbent J B & Co, watchmakers and jewelers j Brockie W, fruit, produce, etc Burmester S, alty at law and notary public Campbell D G, physician Caro Simon, general mercha.idise Carpieu & Hax, proprietors Franklin Res- taurant CHICK OEORGE H, hardware, stoves, tinware, iron, steel, pumi)s, etc Clark & Welsh, saloon and bakery Clark F C, dentist Crawford, Slocum & Co, general mdse CURTIS & GEORGE, attorneys at law Drake D D, livery stable Durell B M & Co, genl mchts and proprs passenger, express and fast freight line Elliott James, general merchandise Ellsworth II M, proprtr Overland House Emerson & Allison, proprietors grist mills, Boise River Fackler St Martin, clergyman (Presbyrn) Frisbie H M, livery stable GILLESPIE ROBERT L, news depot Gillispie & Chapman, proprietors Chal- lenge Saloon Greathouse & Stringham, proprietors Idaho City Toll Road Green J II T, proprietor Stage House GrilRn James W & Co, proprietors Over- laml House HAILEY, GREATHOUSE & CO, proprs Walltt Walla Stage Lino Hamilton H, clergyman (Baptist) Heed A, attorney at law Ilessberg H & Co, generol merchandise Uolladay's Overland Mail and Express Co to Great Salt Lake City, ...Im N; Todd, agent \ Ilydo & Stephenson, general merchandise i IDAHO STATESMAN, (tri-weekly an.l '' weekly) Idaho Statesman Publishing j Co, proprietors Jacobs C & Co, general merchandise KENYON FRANK, agent Ph.inix Fire ! and Brooklyn Life Insurance Cos j Kline & Dart, groceries, etc | Kline A ]Miss, teacher music Krall John, bakery Levinson & Warschauer, general mdse Lindsay L B, livery stable Lindsay Robert II, produce, cigars, and to- bacco Margary II W 0, attorney at law Marks F F, mail carrier to Rocky Bar Mclteeny J S, physician McLelland John, proprietor Boise Ferry Miller & Cummings, attorneys at law Mincer W S, physician Misener & Lamkin, books and stationery Misener J II, postmaster More & Co, proprs grist mill, Boise Rivor Quivy & Graham, druggists and apotlio- caries REYNOLDS J S& CO, publishers Idalio Statesman Riggs & Hobbs, saloon ROBIE ALBERT II, proprietor steam sash, door and saw mill, and |)roprie- tor saw mill. Dry Creek Roth Daniel, general merchandise Rouse D J, groceries Sampson, McNary & Soward, proprietors Mountain Saw lilill Smith & Y'oung, saloon Smith Ephraim, druggist, apothecary, and physician Soward & Stark, proprs Overland Saloon STEPHENSON, KENYON & RKY- NOLDS, directors Idaho Statesman Stilts G W & Co, blacksmiths and wagon makers KABOHA] A I Stuart C 5 Sdizenacl , Thomas I I Tiner & ( T) Wngiier ( s > r BOis: t Ada, and I includes B fl region in tl ^ ; there are ; i clamps, pn water exist llic sinnme Warm spri I'lacerville, lants, are ii Oh \ ' Coimry Jwlm County Clerk Distiict Attor; Sherirt'. Ki'cuniur . . . . Tmi surer, . . . Assessor , . , . Surveyor , . . . Coroner .... I'lililic Adrnjni Supcrintendcii Boonville Ruby C of Jordii City; e Cubbin J, bii Long & Jone Buena Vi address, I and M( City Anderson & Ceber John, Connell J, ge] C'owen SamuJ Dooley J J M Duke W W,] t'islier A, hoJ Ford&CarpJ <^reen J, blarl Henderson S 'look Joseph,! niitchings S ! Iveiley Henr FA0I7Z0 INBUB AKCB CO. OAoe 422 CkUromia Street, San Fnmoisoo. IIABOHAUt ft KXTTAUBR'S Flanoi, Otacapcit mad*. ▲. KOSLMOi, Aaent, 8ui Fnnoiuo. CO, hikVisc i g ly mill ' J I '5 iishiug 3 X Fire Cos dsc and to- Btir Ferry uw u « 1 > Id a rie- IDAHO TERRITORY. 889 lo tioncry o , 91 se Rivor 'A apotluv 9 * I M'sLlrtUoj SI 1 or stoam j' propr' jcary, and J d Saloon & REY- Statesman jnd wagon Stuart C H, physician I WELLS. FARGO & COS EXPRESS, Sliizcnacker I'eter, proprtr City Brewery ' W H Atlee, anient ; Tliomns* Robert, restaurant j Wliite D, rci^taurant Tiller & Cole, saloon Wyatt & Forsy tiie, saloon Wagner Clinton, physician U S Army | I ; BOISE COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Idaho, east by Alturas, south by Ada, and west by Ada. Tliis county is the ric'iiest and most populous in Idalio, and includes Boise Basin, wliich is said to be the largest and most productive placer rainin^r rcfjion in the Territory. Tiiere are also many rich and valuable (|uartz lodes, and there are at present (October, 18 fiG) nine quartz mills, with an aggrcn;ate of 100 i stamps, profitably engaged in crushing ore therefrom. An abundance of wootl and ' water exists, for milling and mining purposes. The climate is mild and serene during lilt' summer and fall, cold in the winter, but generally healthy throughout the year. Warm springs exist within a few miles of Idaho City. The towns of Idaho City, riac'crville, Conterville, and Pioneer City, with an aggregate of over 10,000 inhiibi- tants, are included within the limits of this county. County seat, Idaho City. o F K I c E n 8 . OFFICE. INCrMUKNT. ItESinENCK. Term Explron. BALAItY. . . . J. M. SliopliiTtl. . . Idiilio City January 18ti8 Fees. 186i) $1,500. Fees. County Jiiil^c Comity Clerit H. F. Sayrs Distiiit Attorney I.J. Miiv . . Slierirt" J. I. Cnitchcr | " " Recorder 'j. II. Wiekershain' " Treasurer I. W. Wood ; " .\sscssor F. H. Hrittcn " " Surveyor V'aeiint I Coroner C W. Kireliner. . . , Idalio City I'lilillo Administrator Vacant I ; : Siiiicrintendcnt I'ulilic Scliools Wni. Fatjan I Idalio City January 1869 Fees. ropnctov! bl n BOOnville, Owyliee Co, (P O address, Ruby City) situated on the north bank of Jordan Creek, 2 miles n w of Ruby City ; estimated po[)ulation, 400 Cubbin J, blacksmith Long & Jones, saloon Bueaa Vista Bar, Boise Co, (P o address, Idaho City) situated on Elk and ISIore's Creek, opposite Idaho City Anderson & Sonna, blacksmiths Cebcr John, proprietor City Brewery Connell J, general merchandise Cowen Samuel, hotel proprietor Dooiey .1 J & Bro, groceries, etc Duke W W, saloon Fisher A, hotel proprietor Ford & Carpenter, livery stable Green J, blacksmith Henderson S J, general merchandise Hook Joseph, saloon Ilutchings S E, blacksmith I Kelley Henry, saloon McLaughlin D, attorney at law Miller & Co, butchers More J M, miner O'Neil Robert, liciiiors and billiards Rimyun & Odberg, sjiloon .Stutsman George, blacksmith Terhune Stephen, blacksmith Turner Robert, mineral baths VVickert Jacob, blacksmith Centreville, Boise Co, P 0, 45 miles n of Boise City ; estimated population, 1,100 Benedict L O, attorney at law Coe S & Bro, proprietor livery stable Davis J W, Magnolia Saloon Duke B F «& Co, general merchants Freeman C E, physician and druggist March & Co, general merchandise Martin & Johnson, attorneys at law Moritz M & Co, general merchandise Reed E M & Bro, general merchandise Ridge L Guienc & Co, general mdse Stephens J L, physician ■uj; m ^ 10. A. BOHAN ft Oo.t Ban FranoiBoo. Wbolesale and Betail Dealers in Books. 00 I I I 6 o 4 O n ^ KORTn AMBBIOA LITX ZN81TBA1701I OO. FolloiM cuanmtead hj Bute of New York 840 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIKF.CTORY. Wnrden Irn, hotel proprietor Hoise City, is tho Inrgent town in Wiiitemnii & Co, pt'tiernl nu'rclinndii»e Idnlio Territory ; CHtimated popiiln. Wolfe Siuiiiiel, proprietor rioncer City tion, ineliulinglJiienn Vista Bar, o.MCo Toll lload j Adamn CliarlcA J, general me^cllandi^4U Ainslii (Jeorge, attorney nt law Clear Water Station, Nez IVree Atkins J H&C II,drug8unamudicin(M Co, (P O address, Lewiston) .').'}() Haird & Jiidj^e, saloon miles n of Boise City ; estimated pop-'. Ualich L, rcslniirant ulation. 2'JO I BAItKKR L II, proprietor City Hotel Carlton Charles, proprietor ferry 3 miles | »«rry Thomas, groceries and bakery above I...wiston j H'''"'',"'!^ *I' '^V'".'"'"' '"erchandisc Silcott John, ferry proprietor \\f\' ^ ^J; pl'y^'C"'" lilaku L 1, bookseller, stationer and news CUfden, Altnms Co, (P O n BACON & THOMPSON, general mer-j chandise j Bicon W, proprietor Montana Express i Belther & Church general merchandise '. Britner August, Globe Hotel j Brown & Sta> idise u (P es c of ulatinn, of Vir- ea.*t l>y luntiiiii:;. Ilaiuil- d 2 i H 1 lisc MONTANA TERRITORY. 849 I address jvirjiinia i .500. i limits of this county, and near the west base of the Rocky Mountains, is Deer Lodge Valley, celebrated for its grazing capacity. There are rich mining districts in tlie county, and several quartz mills are in active operation. It is well watered by the Deer Lodge River, the Pipestone Creek, which is a tributary of the Missouri, and the Silver Bow, which flows into the Columbia. The only towns of importance are Deer Lodge City, Reynolds City, Biackfoot City, and Silver Bo.', with an aggregate popu- lation of G,;)00. Assessed value of real and personal property, $460,01)1. County seat. Deer Lodge City. James II. Brown, Recorder ; C. Mulkey, County Commis- sioner ; no other returns of County OHicers. Diamond City, Mengher Co, P O, Clark Joseph K, notary public County seat of INIeagher Co, 105 miles Morrow J M, notary public n e of Virginia City, and 12 miles e Orr Sample, notary public of the Missouri River; estimated , Thompson James, commissioner deeds for population, 2,000. California EDGERTON COUNTY. This is one of the north-central counties of Mon- tana, situated near the east base of the Rocky ^lountains. In point of population and wealth it ranks among the first. The placer and gulch mines of Edgerton have proved exceedingly rich, especially in the vicinity of Helena, and .are now being worked with much success. The county contains many valuable quartz ledges, and several quartz mills are engaged in crushing the ore therefrom. It contains Helena, tiie most important town in Northern Montana, with a population of 8,000. Assessed value of real and personal property, §1,320,380. County seat, Helena. OFFICERS. OFFICE. INt'r.MnF.NT. ItF.SIDFACi;. 'I'lTin Kxiilrcs. S.VLAUV. t'niiiity tIii!t),'C t'ouiity Clerk Distiii't Attorney SlierifV. Uecordor 'ritiLsiirer Assessor Surveyor Coroiiur Sii|H'rinten(lent l'ul)lie Schoolr T. F. Cnnipliell... 11. C.Ewing J. II. SlioLer K. W. Kolierts..., H.C.Kwint? 1'. II. Kea K. Ilerrofonl , 1). L. (iiillitli n. C. Brooke Prof. Prtteli Helena Nov., 18()8.. Foes. 1 80" 18C8. 186;! '$1,500. I'eea. $() per day. Fees. Emmettsburg. Deer Lodge Co, (P o address, Deer Lodge Cityj 15 miles trom Deer Lodge City Blake J J, notary public Port Owen, IMlssoula Co, (P O address, Missoula Mills) situated in the Bitter Root Valley on the Bitter Root River, I'JO miles from Virginia City, ]M T Houk Ie, storage and commls.^ion ginia City. This is the largest City in Eaves .lohn, propr Young America Hotel Montana Territory, and is situated Eggles George, baker and confectioner aboiit fi miles west of Little Prickly ' Ennis George W, propr lilaokfoot Ex[)r'ss Pear Creek, on the east side of the Farmer C C, notary public and con veyancor Rocky Alountains, 2r> miles by trail Fentherstun & Sears, proprietors Tre- to IJiackfoot City, and 40 miles by mont House wagon road. The Missouri River is, First National Bank 18 miles e of this population, 8,000. city; estimated Aldridge & Renig, bakery and restaurant of Helena, S T § Hau.-^er president, T H Klein.scliniidt q cashier A Fischer & Co, wines, liquors, and brewery >l French & Raush, proprs Star Restaurant Ames T P & J A, wholesale li(iuors and Gaston, Simpson & Co, wholesale grocer- J(1 ,a, S T S nseliiuuU ql brewery j stiiuriuit le grocer- * jrn iilional 1 Uer3 untl s, H Iml livery ;| "■ 3in mclits jI rers Kational t:xcl»au?e una jew- lacco, etc Igenl mclits %ors livery mchts Hill Henry M, notary public Ilolladiiy's Overland Mail and Express Co, D Street agent Houacr .1 J, wines and liquors How John, general niercliundise Huntley C C, propr Fort Benton Stage Line Hussey, Dalilcr & Co, bunkers Ingersoll C S, physician Isbiiil J K, dentist Joliiison 1 H, notary public Keeler II I), dentist Kerr, Levy & Co, wholesale groceries, etc Kiiif,' & Gillette, general inerehandise Kiiiuiwurlh & Co, bakers and confection's hiiwrence «& Hedges, attorn(!ys at law Leiiniann & Solaro, wines and liciuors hellion It H, groceries, etc Lewis, Hale & Co, watchmakers and jewelers Lisjincr JVIarcus, restaurant Ludlow F M, lumber dealer Mann J J, general merchandise Mathew William, licjuors and billiards Miiiipin & Owen, j)bysieians McFarland & Meek, proprs I'heater Saloon Metirew it Co, general merchandise McLean E, seedsman MeLeod W T, hardware stores and tinw'e Mill'!r C \V, notary public Millin N, boots aiul shoes Ming John H, books, stationery, and fancy goods Minnems 11 W, notary public Motiltt John, notary public Montgomery & Co, com and genl mchts Morse, Walcott & Co, forwarding and com merchants, and wholesale grocers Negus & Wright, restaurant Nowlan & Weary, bankers and assayers Panott R B. attorney at law Paul S W, notary public Payne U, blacksmith Peniberton, Toole & ^Fakew, attys at law Pioneer Stage Line, W Witcher agent Potter John, notary public Poznainsky «& Behm, dry goods and cloth'g Ray C T, dentist Hea Peter H, geu'ral merchandise Roseiistein A J, li(|Uors and billiards Ruliwarth, Patclmer & Co, confectioners Rumley Charles, assayer Sabolsky R, liquors and billiards Sam|)son A B & Co, tobacco, cigars, etc JSANDERS COLE, books, stationery, musical instruments, and varieties Sanders Wilbur F, attorney at law Schemals Peter, cabinet maker and furni- ture denier Sealy & Co, house and sign |)ainters Seeord & Jacobs, hai-ness and saddlery Shober J H, attorney at law Simpson &. Warner, general merchandise, commission, and storage Smith H P A, attorney ut law S|)angler J C, restaurant Sparks, McPlierson & Hall, wholesale grocers and commission merchants Stafford Ben, livery stable StepluMis W J, notary public Stone it Howard, proj)rietors Indian Creek Express Stribling I* T, scedsnmn Taylor, Thompson & Co, wholesale gro- cers, commission, and storage 'I^'iompson Clay, commission and storage 1 •rnuin A' Norcom, physicians Turley & Lee, hair dressing and baths Tutt V' Donnell, grociiries and provisions Vaughn J Mrs, photographist Vinton it Lawrence, attorneys at hiw Vivion it Simpson, commission merchants Waldron & Co, [iroprietors Walla Walla Express Walker Frank, general merchandise Waterbury & McCoin, auctioneers and commission merchants Watson A J, butelier Weir & Pope, druggists and apothecaries Williams J N, hair dressing and baths Williams Thomas, druggist and apothecary Woodriifl' & Abd, bootmakers Woolfolk & JMoore, attorneys at law Hellgate, Missoula Co, (P address, JMissouIu Mills) situated near the junction of the Big Blaekfoot and Bitter Root rivers, 175 miles n w of Virginia City, M T Woodward, Clement »& Co, dry goods and groceries Worden & Co, news agents Indian Creek. Jefferson Co, (P O address, Prickly Pear) 110 miles from Virginia City iSIurphy James, general merchandise Warren John, general merchandise Jefferson Bridge, Madison Co, P O, 28 mdes from Virginia City Lannagan C F, postmaster ti:t 1-3 m ii. I f ,' it- I Si ii' ■' Mm A. BOllAN ft Co., San FranoUoo, reoeive Kew Books br every Steamer. I i NOBTB AMBRIOA IjIFB INSTTRANOB OO. The bait oompanyin the United Btfttaa. niroKB 852 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Jefferson City, Jefferson Co, r o, HO miles n e of Prickly Pear Campbell W II, hotel proprietor Rutiin Willinm, postmaster and hotel pro. prietor Strait T I), news agent Warner Samuel, general merchandise JEFFERSON COUNTY. This is one of the central counties of Montnnn, situated soutli of Kdjierton County, near the cast base of the Kocky Mountains, Tlie prominent features of tlii,s county are its fine farming lands, its natur"l advantages for tlic raising of stock, and its beautiful and varied scenery. In 18G2, mines were disicovcrcd, but until recently have never been thorougldy worked. Indications of c ME. of (:;alli I."<'» lllil< JiiainoiK IE OFFICE. INCl'MnKNT. RESIDENCE. Term Explrcn. 8ALAUV, County tliidfte County Clerk District Attorney Siieriir Recorder John p. lliiflov . . . Frnnk Wells John 11. Shoher. . . Harris (iilman. . .. Frank Wells Clias. CJ. Hallheck. John Kolirhecker. . William (J. Crowe Chauncey Mahan. John McGinn Prickly Pear Helena Prickly i'car tt tt tt tt BouUler Valley . . . Prickly Pear tt tt Jctterson City Nov., 18(16.. " 18G7.. tt tt " 1806.. " 1807.. tt tt H tt tt tt Fees. tt ■« 1,500, Fees, tt Treasurer Assessor Surveyor tt tt tt Coroner tt Superintendent rublic Schools tt Kercheval. Muscle Shell Co, (P o address. Fort IJenton) county seat, situated on the .'iouth bank of the ]Missouri river at the mouth of the Muscle Shell river on the emigrant MADISON COUNTY. This county is situated in the extreme soutliern portion of ^Montana, and is one of the most wealthy and populous. It is espociallv noted for the extent and richness of its mines, which are annually yielding many mill- ions of dollnrs. Within the limits of this county is Virginia City, the Territorial Cajii- tal, on the north side of Alder Creek. The county is watered by the North Fork of I the Jefferson River. There are numerous valuable quart/ ledges developed in tlii< county, and the ore taken therefrom affords constant employm«'nt to several extensive I quartz mills. Assessed value of real and personal property, 18G6, $l,732,iHiJ, j County seat, Virginia City. OFFICERS. OFKICE. INri'MllENT. IlESIDENCE. Torni Expires. I SALAHV. Count V Judfjc I W. Y. Sovill \ Virginia City Nov., 1867. . Fees. County Clerk , Geo. W. Hill ! District Attorney , Sheritr. . . . Recorder . Treasurer As.sesBors . Surveyor Coroner Superintendent Public Schools Sum. Wood. . . . , A. J. Snvder . . .'. G. W. Hill Andrew Leech. . , M. Farley J. Slater , W. W. Lel-acy...| " K. T. Yerger | " J. Thresher I Junction , .. $1,1)00 & fees. . . !Fees. Fees. $0 per day. PAOXFIO IN8UBANCB OO. Oash Assets. $1,113,802.83. a < I 5 GO V s « I' Ciiiuity ,7ii ("iiiiiity Ch l)i«inVf Ai Slwriir . . . Iii'ciinlcr . 'riciisiin'r. Tii\ (',,11,.,. A'-scssor. . . Siiivcvor . . road to Oregon, about 125 miles e of Fort Benton and 220 miles n e ol Virginia City, M T Vivion & Andrews, general merchandise , MISS( J ti.r U„vky - n'toi'y of J, I llilvilicr t|„. i ''.^I'ie ('|(,r ?"" to (h(3 I IHTsoiial jin (IK I J Coiiniy JikI \i ''ni;iii 7'l (ini.-si V I '^'IKltius ]'clk...v l{ A. ''"iiicroy 'I'll, "■iViilliFiiili, ■St Mary '■•iiii'iiii O i{ IgnatiiLs MUSCL] ''■^''iie nonliciiJ '■"' "f its ii/llii,| Uiintyscat, j| CniCKXRINO'S Pianos have the beat touch and tone. A. KOHLXR, Affent, San Franoiaoo ! MONTANA TKKUITOUY. 853 1 r a ° \ 1 ntnnn, \m The S • V) for the 5 )Vfrciite»l in 1800 from ft portion ' of (iivlliilin Comity, and is situated norlln-a-^t of ISIiulison County, a distance of ahout l.'id niilt's. AsscssK'd value of real and personal property, S20l),( >()(). County Heat, Diauiond City. o 1- 1' I (' K us. I OKKICK, iNti .\nii;NT. ,1. S. Ciinill ;\V.'r.lli(liar(ls(m, I Itl'SIKKNCK. Diiiinoml City. . Tcrni Kxpli'Od, I SAI.AIIY, Coiiiity Jiiil|.'i' (\iiiiity Clerk Di-iiii't Ationii'v Slit'iilV ' I'li'corili'r 'I'lviisiircr Tiix I'lilli'ciiir A«i'ss()i' ^VV- ''y f^"- Coin's Siirvt'vor F. (1. licrhcit Mi'imliir City ('(ii'om:!- ,J. N. McDoimlil . . " " F. II, Sliolii'i- IIclciiii Kilwiird M. Miir|iliv Di.iiiuiinl Citv... W/r. l{irlinr.ls(.ir. " ""... Will, rurlieuj'.... " " ... Nov., 1808.. I'Vcs. If (i l( " IStJT.. "v<:«l,r)0O. " lf*C.S.. " miles c of C3 n e of rclmnilisc fioutliprn es\iefinll}' inny mill; lorinl Cai'i- jth Fork of I Led in tlii- ll extensive I ,l,73-2,i)l'i.| HAI.AllV iFccs. 1 |$l,500&fe IFccs. IFccs. 1$C per day. MISSOULA. COUNTY, limmdaries— North l.y T-ritish Coliiml.ia, east by llic ]{o('ky Alnmiiaiiis, south by ItcaMT Head and Deer Lodge, and west l>y llii^ Ter- rilory of Idiilio. 'I'his eoiinty forms (lie extivme norllnvest iiortioii of the Territory, liiivinir the Hocky Monntains extendiii'i along the eastern border, imd b(Mng iiiterse<'led In- the Chirk and Kootenai Ixivers. Tiie main lineof lrav(d from California and Ore- iroii to the mines of iMonlana jiasses through this eoiinty. Assessed value of real and |HTsonal properly, :i]. County seat, .Missoula Mills. o r I' I C K K 8 . orrici'.. INCrVllKXT. 1!|-.sii)i:n('i:. Term Kxplri's. MALAIIV. Cour.ty Jiiil;:^ Tlios. M. I'diiirny. Mi>-iiini .Mills.... Sopt., isr.7. Cimnly Clerk I''riilik II. Wuuily.. " " .... Nov., " . l)i~tiict AlKMiiey I.ouis Me.Miiitrv. . Deer Lo(li:,u Citv. . " " . Slieiitr ." I Henry I'. I.iuTii'liee '• "".. " " . litTciidei' iMuiii; II. \V(»)(ly.. " " .., " " . Ticii-unr • D^iviil I'nttee. . ." . . " " .. " " . A>«e.s()r Itolieit A. I'lOkey.. " " ..! " " . Surveyor ! .1. M. Millesill^er. . '• " .. " " . Coi'iilier ; (jeor^e 1'. White. . UellVOiitP I " " . Fees. >I„">Ot). Fees. CO I 9 CO •0 s •a OQ I o o o 3 •m p. Missoula Mills, Missoula Co, V O, Mitcliell Creek, .Tedeivon Co, (PO eounly >eat Mi.-?oula Co. l,"iU miles address, I'riekly IViir) -1" niilos t'rom w of Virginia Cily, estimated popu- IVickly Tear lalioii .")(M) ,,, r,.| ,, , , Cooper G N, general mereliandisc ( liii|iin!in 1 lioinas, attorney at law ' " (Jnissi U I'ev. elergyman (Catholie) St Ignatius Mis..ioi. Montana City. r,eaver Head Co, {V \ .•Ikey K A. proptr U hat ( h.'er Hoiwe ^ addirss, IJannaek Citj) situated •oineroy Ihomas .M. attorney at hnv „„ Kattlesmik.. Creek, a tributary of, Ki.viilli I'ather 1{<'\ elergyman (Catholie) j;,,.^,.,,,. u...^,, ,.i^.,.,._ ,,1,,,,,^ .jq ,„ii^,g „ , St Marys Missum of IJaimaek Citv in a rieli silver inin- ' \iincim O Kev, elergyman (Catholie) Si in.r nxrion ' ' Ignatiu.s IMissioii '" '" Worden & Co, general mereliandisc I Aekernian A. news agent MUSCLE SHELL COUNTY. This is an unorganized eoiinly. in the ex;- tienie northeastern portion of the Territory, iiiid is watered by the ^lissouri and seve- iii! of its allluents. It is sparsely populated, and but little is known of its re.sources. Coiinly seat, Kercheval. A. HOMAN & 00. The only exclusive Book Store on the Faoiflo Coast. 23 o o n u s b t3 n •A\\ '!(■ ; ' ! i I I 1=1 NORTH AMBRIOA LIFA INBUBANOO 00. No reitriotlon on oooupatlon or traveL 354 PACIFIC C A H T 11 U S I N E 8 8 D I U E C T R Y . Nevada City. Ma.iison co, r o, 2 milts II w (if Virjiiiiiii City, ivsliiiuilcd |i(i|iiilnli(iii, 2,0(10 Aldt'ii J U, luistiiiaslcr Hraiiiifiii & Wynnick, tlriigj^istri and apotli- ccarics Ilai'diiig II II, general iniTcliiindiso Mctscl Ak'xaiiiliT, liiitclicr Holii rison 11 II, notary |iulilin ■ Slictlicr Alltfit, distiller and brewer Whill'ord () 11, [iliysiciaii Parke City. .leirerson Co. (P O ad- dl(•^s, Trickly rtiir) 2') miles from I'riekly Pear IJauine Thomas, notary pnldic Kzekiel IJeii, notary jmblic Prickly Pear City. .leiierson Co, P (). eonnty seat of .Feir(i>oii Co, DO miles n of ^'il•gilli^l City, estimated ]io[)nlatiun, 2')0 Adams .lolni, notary public llailbeek Charles (1, general mereliandise Ilighley Samuel »& Hios, lumber muiiufs Hill II AI. hotel proprietor .Feliu II A (Jt Co, general mereliandise Ki'au>inaii Adam, hotel proprietor Le Clen- Peter, general inerehamliso liCe Calvin it Co, lumber niaimCaetiirers Ludlow F jM, lumber maniifaeturer Tibliits Koswell, pby.-ieiaii and surgeon \'antilliurgli William, lumber manuf WKLLS FHANK. po.-lniaster Reynolds City, Deer Lodge Co, (P () addiess, Deer I.idge City) ISO miles n '.v of \'iigii.ia City, oliiiiated population, Ootjber, lH{'>i\, 2000 Clarke W A, groceries and provisions Finiie}' & Fornian. proprietors restaurant .loliUMiii A, proiirielor Luna House AlaglK'r .1, iK.'Ws agent Walker (.'harles, notary public SilverbOW, Deer Lodge Co, P O, 100 miles n w of Virginia City Dorwiii O G, general mereliandise Sterling, Madison Co, (P O address, Virginia City) 'M miles e of Virginia City. Estiuiated po[)ulalion, oUO. Fish fJ M, news .igent Stinking Water, (laihitin Co, (p o address, (iiillaliii City) located mi road from (Jallalin Ciiy to Velldw- 8tonu liiver, c of the Alissouri Kivcr Summit City, IVIadison Co (P Oa.l dress, ^'il•ginia City) 8 miles south nl A'iigiiiia City. Eslimateil population. 1000. Chureli F, news agent Virginia City. P O, Territorial Cap- ital, ineorporated eity, and eounty seat of iMadi.«oii County. Distance from Idaho City, 2.'!(i mile- n e, Irmn Salt Lake City .".«',» mile-; n. Tlii. eity was settled in .Inly, IH(;2, ami eoiilains at the present time, (jctulicr. IHtif), an estimated population o| •lOOO. It is the seat of eonsideralplc trade, ami its affairs are eoudueliMl \,\ an ex(;elleiit muiiieipal organi/alion. OiM'lCKUS. — .1 M Castner. IMaynn William II Chiles, aeting Clerk iiihI Atloruev ; T U Kdwanis, Trea-Miii-; It M Farley, Asses.-or ; L McCiil. loeh, Poliee Magistrate; IJiizz (ra- ven. Marshal ; W Deasy, Chief dl I'oliee. Armitage .lesse. blaeksmith Armstrong .1 A, bootmaker Armstrong William, boots and shoes IJAHKKT A II. Supt Publie lii>tri:(lii.ii and (lovernor's Private Seeretaiy Rassett .T. attorney at law Hears & Co. grocers Ib'cker F W, proprietor Adelphi Ilnlij lUack L K Si Co, wholesale grocers lioiee A \l & Co, wholesale grocers iiinl commission merchants Bond N .1. wholesale grocer IJrandt (ieorge, proprietor restaurant IJresslcr S, litpiors, i('iaii and di'ii}:j;i and com flavor. 'Ifi'U mill si I'caMii'cr; n| , McCiil- iiii/z Cra- Cllirf nf liocs ll-lriirtiiill -I ciTUuy II lit lll't.l >l |)C( rs roci'i's and Jl « il [iiiraiit 51 H- Monlaiiii jewdi'i'- Hotel [•s lionet; law McCiilloii^rli •! L, ntlorncy at law McMalcli W L, attorney at law Merk & Co, wlioli'falc! grocers Meik F It i^ Hro, st()V«?s, liiMvare, etc Millar •' II, iiioccries, htationerv, etc MONTANA l)KM()Cl{AT'(w'''kl.v) .1 I' llriice, |iro|irieloi' and |)(ibli.'-li(.>r MONTANA rOST (weekly and tri- weekly) I). W. Tiltoii iV Co, inoprie- toi's and pnldi>li(M's Moore V \' I', pliysician Mn^eiiltroclit M, |diy>ieiaii Nowlaii iV Weary, bankers and assnycrs Ddii^rlily T II, melallurgisl and inininfj Oliver A J A Co. proptrs Oliver's Kxpress I'ailras .1 tfc Co, blacksmiths and wa;^on makers I'eck \j S, notary public I'ctclmer Frank, conl'ectioner PConlenliaiicr &, Kibler, bulcliers and pur- veyors Pfoiits iV Knssell, wliolcsale nrroeers Piipielte Kdward, news aj;enl I{eii>liaw A Co, fnrniturt; dealers Uitcliic & Lovell, attorneys at law Kocklellow .lolm S, conimisi-ioii mercliant and wholesale {grocer Hoards W II, proptr Missouri House I{ii>sell T V, attorney at law SalK)l>ky K \- Co, billiard saloon Shappel IJ, restaurant Shonniaker \' Siadlcr, butchi-rs Simpson A, maimf t'lU' and buckskin goods Slater .lohii S, attorney at law Shiviii, ISiirnard & Co, wines and rapiors Smith ,V U C, notary public Spencer. Harrison »>c Co, lumber dealers Stall'ord AV iM, attorney at hiw Stone F F, cifiars and ("aiicy poods .Strausberper i^ Co, linicy drv poods TlI/rON D W .V CO. books. >tatione.-y, etc, publisher!' and proprietors Muii- tami Po.-t Toole, Leech it Co, general merchandise Vetter dohn (1, boot and shoemaker Walk D & Co, bootmaker;! cnpiuccr Ddujrlass &, Heed, wli(dcsal(! grocers Kaiwell ifc Co. procers Fii-tcr it Culver, livery stable Fiary L W, (h'nti>t llili-on .lames, po.-tmasler (iiilicrt \- Hichler, brewi'rs (lijhert 1), a»aycr liiillin iV: Mahan, cigars, tobacco, etc (•rilHih it Thuiii[)son, eontracturs and iiuilders Ihiiiauer Salomon it Co, gen mdse , llaiiiia it Co, groceries and commission llclliuan M it Co. gents liirni^hing goods IliTrlicId on llolladay's ()\crlaiid Mail and Kxpress Co. I) Street, agent Holler A M, lumber dealer 1II)\V it CO, general merchandise Hull J .1, liipiors and billiards Ihi-scy. Dahler it Co, bankers Ihiti'liiuson iV Magce, saloon llyilc A Peck, >torag(! and commission llvMson (icorge Wit Co, storage and com I Irwin (icorge W, notary public .liinics M. merchant tailor |'l;iiiii'>(in H. mercliant tailor liiliiiMiii W H, pri)|H'ietor Delcvan House Iiblii'c A L, physician llviiiiia.bihn, hardware and mining tools, etc lKl(M-r \- Schwartze, proprietors billiard I Weston I) II, boots and shoes saloon |Kiii!:lit J M, groceries and provisions ll-iiii;itord N P, notary public pliuaii J IJ, inaiuiCacturing jeweler iliiinilicim John, proptr Montana lirewery pliiiMdii Lea F, watchmaker and jeweler W;irx it Heidenheimer, groceries and pro- visions lliitiit'ws H L, physician llcCormick, Ohio & Co, gen mdse Whitford O 15, physician Word I'i' Sprat t, attorneys at law Yager E T, [ihysieiun White Tail, Deer Creek, JetTersoii Co (P O address, Boulder) ili miles n of Virginia City Cooper Walter, general merchandise Root H G & Co, hotel proprietor i; ! y 1.: A. BOMAN & Co., San Francisco. Wholesale andBetail Dealers in Books. i I NOBTH AMEBIC A LIFE INSUBANGE CO. Polioiea guaranteed by State ot New York UTAH TERRITORY. 9 OQ B fH i I & Pi d Of CQ O Alpine City, I'lnh Co, P 0, 17 miles n f of I'rovi) IMc'CiilIoiigl- Tlioina;^ J, poptmastcr American Pork, Ttah Co. V o, i.i miles n itf I'rovo Harrington L E, i)ostmaster Boaver, Beaver Co, V O, roimty seat of Beaver Co, 22.1 miles s of (i real Salt Lake C^ity I BEAVER COUNT'S. B.oundaries— North by IMillanl and San Pete, ,.,i.i l)y Coii)railo Territory, south by Iron, and west l)y the State of Nevatla. Tlic land in this county is of a sterile cliaraeter ben, woolen manufactui'cr (lilis Hobeil, woolen m.auufacturer Skinner II A. postmaster Thomson ICdwanl ^N', Mt'orney at law Tnrley Theodore, |)hysiciaii Wiley Robert, geni;ral merchant 1 Beav( I ad. I ^v. j ."\Iiiler i Blooir •Ire, Crc nil.! I) ifart Jan BOX I C,1st by (' i .'ind wt^sl i >i Tt'irilory, I most part, I valioi), wl cidlivation, '»o; grist, 9 » I '" ■8 Hi , I 9> 3 ( I OF I'riil.atc .liiiljr, Coiimy {'l(.|-k "i-trii't Altoi Slin-iir ^ licciirdcr . . . .^'•fillT PiiMi Trcasiiror As. iilros. Jaiuuiry 1870 s.vr.AiiY. L'eL's. Aiij;iist 1807 1 18081 1807' " 1808 " i807 " 1808: Sl'loctllR'll Wilhird City .... Hri''hain Citv . . . 1S()7 I'or di(.'m. 1808 " 180'J \ HAl'MlV. ■ ^ — --— ■ OlVl-'h^l"' ■ I ■ •' 1 - 1 ■ 07: " ■ ■ ]>er 4 CQ o & CO & 3 10 •T h « o M o o n d eg n g ■0 h «J 3 p; (< I 4 o NORTH AM£BIOA IjIFE INSUBANCE CO. For valuable information turn to page 161. 358 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 18G"), was 17,701), of wliicli 10,278 were in wlieiit, yielding 206,391: bushel*. A plciiiif'iil sii|)ply of limber exists. Number of mills: saw, four ; grist, one. Couiuy seat, Logan. o F F I c K u s , OI'KICK. iscrximcxT. IlKSIDKSf'K. I Term K.xplrca. SAI..M!Y. I'l-oltiiU' .riiilco j Willimn IInmIc. , . . County CIci'k H. W. Is;incson. . . District Attonii'v '. Hivntn K. Craiinv. SiuTift' .' A!-, ill Crockett. .". . Hcconlcr (u'o. L. Farrall . . . Notiirv I'ulilic j Viicatit 'rrciisiircr i.Ioel Kicks Assessor Thomiis K. Hicks. Surveyor '. .';>>. II. Miirtinoan. Siip't Cominoii tScliools ' William IJiiiltre. . . i : PliilaiKler C'aniiy. Selectmen ? ' Lorenzo llntcli . . . . ( i William \i\ii\i:c. .. Cedar City, iron County P O, 20 miles s of I'arowi'n. Adams Timotliy, fiinnor and currier Aldri(lter Iligltee .Tolin ^I, tittortiey at law Leii^h & Co, lath au I'liiliate ,1 3 (\iiiiity (' I'i-^rrict ,,1 .'^licrilf. . . S licc'onlcr 4 Xnlarv Pi fit „ ■ ^ Treasurer *■ Assessor. . fl Surveyor . " !iii|>'t'Com 5 Nt'lectmen 1 Deserel Jo niik's I 2 CVoft Jaeo l>i I Draper, JS miles 14 p E T City h (ii'eat IS Hrviin (iiu If East Wc add res] Gg.lenl DAVIS COUNTY. Boundnrie?— Nonli by Weber, mrt by IMorgaii, couili i by (Jreal Salt i.aki! County, and west by the Great .SaU l^ake. The .soil of this coiiiiiv j is fertile, and produces an abundant yi^dd. In i8i>r>, then; were ;i,41)G acre- umlif The Directory of the FAOIFIO la oomposed of the best busineaa men of Oalifornia. lii'own it S J fifuis Larsi IV'lersen ll\ i'alrviei — of ^W.T A L. , " i'lg J, jihj i'armint *»f I)a^ Salt iJ '"fiiieliard ,1 "Imicliard j( and shJ "'-I'llient rI (^'■'"•k Kzraf C'lii'ltiit W, ik ••''"•I John, l| A. IIOI 161. jiiiuy UY. A- KOHLEB, San Franoisoo, Agent for Cbiokering & Bon's Pianos. UTAH TERRITORY 359 ciiltiviition, of whicli 1,947 were in wlieat. Number of mills: saw, two; grist, (our. County seat, Fannington. () V F I c n s a a s' 3 I s I iliem. .ty,ro. !l , IT) mi!c- S I OKI'ICK. I.NCl'.MI»KNT. KKSIDKNCK. Term Kxplrcs. SALAKY. riiiliiitc .Tiidtri' lk>'tor C. lliiii;lit . Ciinnty CWrk Arllmr Stnyncr. . . Distrii't AttDriicy ' JikIsod L. Stoddaril Slu'iiif .loiuitliaii STiiith . . . lii'conlcr Arthur Stinncr . . . Xotiirv riililic. Ariliur Stiiviiur . . . " .ru'ol. Millrr Tri'usiircr Kzra T. Clark . . . . i " Assessor Arthur Stayiior ... I " Surveyor lacoh Miller , " Sii|i't Coinmoii btliools Arthur Stayiior . . . ! " C Kosel Hyde | Kaysvillc . Sik'ctiiicn ■ ^ .IiK'l Tarrisli j ( 'oiitrcville ( ,Jes.sc N. IVrkins. . i Boiiutifiil . l'\iriniii<;ton January ISO? IVi's August January August January Aujiiist 18f.8 ISTO 1807 1870' 1867i 18G8i 18fi7 1808 1 8(19 Per diein. Deseret City, isiiiinid Co, P 0, 30 miles n w of Fillmore City Croft Jacob, postmaster Graver Thomas, liortieuUurist -12 miles on uveal Ilalist Henry, earpenter and jjainter Height & Stayner, general meiviiandise Heiglit Hector C, attorney m law, Iiorti- Tk _,»« /< » t- 1. T 1 n -n r\ iq cnltnrist ami stock ileiiler Drapor, (»reat Salt Liike Co, V O, 18 „ , ... ,, i .. . •" *^., ♦ ,. , , . o 1. I 1 v.-. Hess John >V iV; Co, woolen lactory. miles s ot Ureal halt Lake City „. ,, , . Z . , ■' Ilmniim Morgan L, carpenter and paiiii "r Em r^-i.-^ '!■< 1 n 11 /^ r-n •! .• t'liiatt 1), blacksmith T CltV. 1<'<"'1'' Co, I' (), GO miles e ot .,.,,', i •• i / ' . L I. I I t'\ hinitii Jonatiian, physician md surgeon (neat halt Lake City . . 1 1 i t i l- ^ . i i •^ Stoddard Jiidson S, attorney at law and Bryan George W, postmaster stock dealer East Weber, Weber County, (P O, Walker Lorin, proprietor woolen factory address Ogileii City) .'> miles s c of Ogden Cily. 1 1? lllmore City, Millard Co, P O, Co I seat of Millard Co, 1G9 miles s w of Ephraim, San Pete Co, P (), 3 miles | Great Salt Lake City " «f •^•""'i MclJridc R A, postmaster n r>ni\vn & Soiithwortli, genl mdse hewis Liirsen. lumber merchant 'I'etersen II F, postmaster Shelton N J, conn lission merchant and forwarding agent. Union Line Col- orado Steam Navigation Co i; Cl"*.i'-^i i ' i'airvieW, S:m Pete Co, P (),— miles Fort Bridger, Green River Co, P O, p O aihlrt ^ n\iles !* ul ), 40 miles ii' lorgn". f'^"''' ,,f this cotiiiiy I m-re- vimli' | — of iNianii Sylor A li. tidorney at law Wing J, physician County seat Green River Co, 120 miles e of Great Salt Ltike City on the great overland mail route Carter Win A, genl merchant and P M FarmmgtOn, Davis Co, P O, Co seat „ ^ _, .^^ , ,r , ,, ,a •, of Davi. Co, 10 mih-s n of Great Fort Crittenden, Ulivh Co, 40 mdes Salt Laic City * "' Great Salt Lake Cily, and Uu 1 miles w of Provo C'ity lUiiiK'hanl John K, postmaster ISliiiuhardJolm R& Son, dealers in boots ; lit'<^'^ liros, general merchants iind shoes < 15ni.ll.ent Reuben, carpenter and painter Fountain Green, San Pete Co, P Clark Ezra T, stock dealer <^>. -^ '»''«-''^ » w ot Manti Cmiiitt W, physician Kiiil John, blacksmitli Lewellyn Rees R, postmaster Snow llernard, lumber merchant wifornia. I ^- BOJUAIf & Co., Son Franoisoo. .Fbotograph Albums, Fme Qift Books, etc. i.'^iiii i !\ ' M ., i ii i m 'hi' i m The FoUoies of the NORTH AMEBIOA LIFE IN SURANOB CO. bear the seal of New York. 360 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. M Franklin, Cache Co, P O, 10 miles n of Logiiii Hatch L II, postmaster Gardner's Mills, Oroat Salt Lake Co, 1") miles !) w of Great Salt Lake City Goshen, Utah Co, P O, situated on tia; sniitiierii extremity of Utah Luke, 30 miles s of I'rovo City Price AViliiam, postmaster G' ?^*0'n, Kane Co, County seat of County, 31.") miles s c of Great ike City >"' . . JUK GrantSVille, Tooele Co, P O, 12 miles s w of Uiiliville, on the proposed route of the Central Pacilic IJailroad Jeffries William, postmaster Great Salt Lake City, Great Salt Lake Co, P O. capital of Utali Ter- ritory, and County seat of (Jreat Salt Lake County ; distance from San Kraneisco, Cal, 77() miles. In- corporalee Harker \ Wells, cullers and gunsiu'ths IJarns J S. general mercliant Harrow &, Co, wholesale g(!n merchandise Ba-'kin H N, attorney at law Hansel I A C, agent Western Un'n Tel Co liasselt iSc Roberts, general merchandise Bauman & Co, ilrnggists Bell William, cabinet maker Bernhisel J M, surgeon and physician Berry «& Co, proprs Boise I. -very Stables Bird Edward, cabinet maker Bird James, wood turner, etc =•' • Blair & I logo, attorneys at law Bleak Janu?s (», notary public and clerk 2d Judicial District Boaz W, tinsmith Bodenburg & Kahn, general merchandise Bohm & Molitor, assayers, etc. Boukofsky & Co, wholesale groceries and dry goods Bourne «& Needhatn, storage and commis- sion merchants Bowring & Jones, saddlers and harness makers Bowring M Mrs, millinery and costuiiur female de|)artment S i^ Theater Bringiiurst William, wagon maker Briz/ee Ilem-y W, nurseryman Brockbank Isaac, saddler, etc Brook ifc Glick, physicians and surgeons Brown T D & Son, mining agents ami commission merchants, jirovisions. books and stationery Buckingham J, proprietor Wasliing(on Restaurant Hurlon R T, collector U S Internal I{ev. and sherirt" Great Salt Lake Co l'\\vater (Jeo (J, watchmaker ami jeweler v'aiue John T, notary jadilic and sliig*' manager Salt Lake 'I'liealer Calder David O, musical instruments and instructor music Cannon George D, elder and apostle Church Latter Day Saints Capener NVilliam, furniture maker Careless Thomtis, professor music iiini lea- eret News Carter Bros, attorneys at law Carter William A. special 1' O agent and sutler. Fort IJridgi'r Chadd J T, proiluce Chase J, proprietor restaurant Ciiilds T W, grain, |)roduce, et(! Cliislett & Clark, general merchandise Clark & Co, bmikers Clark John, boot and shoemaker Clawson Hiram B, mmuiger Salt Luke Theater Clawson John R, ice cream saloon ami dealer ice Clayton William, notary pnblic, etc Clilt F I), general merchant Clinton Jeter, physician, druggist, aliUr- man and police magistrate Clive CI Sal Colui it i ies, Colin .t ceri Colebroo gooi COXXO jrcnf g '. (Vockvvel n j Crony II »( « ; ^'roc( g : Cn.xall »\ ; (actii I ^- f f)a\ is it i i ' Davis J C 1 : l>ay D, p, S Derrick Z IDESLKI-: 2' Carrii ' Dinwoode^ I C r I c I e 1 ■ ; ic I lA The PACIFIC IN8UBAN0B CO. pays aU louei In a ildCoin. ^ and et Donaldson Salt f. Draniion Si ^ '< Diiggiiis .t Diiriuit Oil DLRKKF 1= lerritij r i Kiuvlley I{, i| I I'Mdins .FolJ N Ivies Hen p Elder Josej jg Kiilridge \- •" I dry go jKlgiilter ."\| 1 tiincv Ig I Kills IJros [S ! Ellsworth ij [e Kaiist A- III and st(f ! Eiiidlay Hij ! niainilij { Folsom Wil I ' Kordoiiski I'l'v, etJ Foster Willi . Foster Willf U''ox Fratdvl dens ail I I'^ost B, bill I <^ill'«'it & sl - '^ ■ M >: ■ ^ uirness 3 H , n 2 stiiiiu-r 2 « er » '■1 .^ a 9 It Koonr* « E nts ami <• 4J )Visions, * 2 ^ 2 w •ihingtoa J > i h s \al Ui'V. 5 c , :: X . <) : E 1 jfWfli'V 1 c •• ml .-la;:*' | ■B : outs and '^ u i 3 ni>o>tU' 8 b 3 e b £ 3 « 1" ; nsiL- and •: 3 'lu'atfi- \ 5 ' * c j;nK'i-'rit>. j M a ililor l>i's- ; d 1 c >: 1 § ngcnt aii'l j • lamlise r Salt I/ilu' saloon ami , etc r.rist, allllT- C'iive CiaiuU', mercliant tailor and f()>tunicr Salt Lak(i Tlicatcr C'ltlin 'V' Co, dry and fancy goods, grocer- ies, etc Colin k iVIiintcr, dry and fancy goods, gro- ceries etc C'dlebrook C C ]\[rs, millinery and fancy gocd-j CONXOU r KDWAUn, liievet major general, and pioplr Union N'edetlc Crockwell Dr, ])liysieian Ci'oayn iV: Co, cointnission merchants and fj;i<)ceries, lianlwaie, etc Croxall I'i.' Cartwrigiit, pottery and nianii- factiirern of hrownwaro Davis «fc IJnrclineil, groceries, etc Davis .1 C, iirodiice, garden seeds, etc Day D, provision mercliant Derrick Z W, foundry DivSKIJHT NHWS (weekly) Albert Carrington. editor Dinwoodey Henry, manufa(!Uirer furniture anlm, watcbcs, clocks, and jewelry Meyer M, provisions and groceries jMidgley do-hua, painter and glazier Miles W H & Son, brick makers Miner's National Bank, J W Kerr, cashier Mitchell, CluiliV Smith, proprietors Wau- satch Coal Mine Morris Isador, groct^ries and provisions Morris S, iipholsterci-, paper banger, etc Morris William \', |>lain and ornamental painter Morse, Walcott &. Co, forwarding and com- mission merchants Naylor I?ros, blacksmiths and hardware Noummn, Orr & Co, bankers Oberfelder Hros, cigars and tobacco Ormsby J S, physician and surgeon Orustein tfc Popper, butchers Overland Mail Co, to Virginia City, Nov, H S llumlield, agent Paine & Turner, proprs re-taurant Pawling & Kendall, attorneys at law Perkes William, cooper Phelps H E, furs and notions Phelps William W, notary public and me- teorological observer Ransaholf N S& Co, general merchandise, clothing, etc Reed Samuel, accoimtant, etc Reich Frederick, |)roprietor Eagle Hotel Riethman & Co, jjioprietrs Empire bakery and restaurant Roberson Jo S, assistant agent Holladay's Overland i\Liil & Express Co Riser (i C, boots and shoes Hoberts IJros, druggists and apothecaries Roberts Don Carlos, surgeon and |)hysici;in Robinson iV Thatcher, propi-ietors rasers SALT LAKE TELEOHAPH, (daily and tri-weekly) T B H Stenliouse, ; proprietor , Saulsbury William, builder and contractor! Savage it Oltenger, ])botograpbic stock dealers and |thotographers Seigell & Co, clothing, boots, Yankee no- tions, etc Sharkey Robert C. stoves and tinwiiro Sharp William H H, dentist Shipp A & Co, drv goods, groceri(!s, etc SHOAF P L & CO, publishers Union N'cdette j Showell William, provisions, etc ! Silver Joseph, provision merchant Silver William J, civil and mechanical en- gineer Simmons Joseph jNF, assistant assessor U S inti'rnal revetme Sloa'i AVilliam, boots and shoes i Smith A Mrs, millinery goods, eie Smith & Bound, proprietors Golden Eagle Hotel Smith Frank, i>ropr INFontana Restaurant Smith (Jeorge A, historian and recorder Smith John .1, assessor U S int revciuie Smith Joseph F, elder Snedaker ^I J, salt merchant Southern Mail and Express Co, Great Sail Lake City to Pahranagat, R D Clark. agent Spencer Daniel, (dder S(piires John, hair dresser and wig maknr STEIX AARON, clerk Overland .Mail Cu Stein Nat. postmaster STENHOFSE T 1$ H, editor and propri- etor Salt Luke Telegraph Stevenson Edward, turner Stubbs & Kirkwood, bakery and grocery Sutterley Bros, photographers Tail William, physician and surgeon Taylor John «& llro, merchant tailors Keep California Capitol in California. Insure in the FAOIFIO. A. KOHIiXSB, San Fronoiaoo, imports Foreign and Amerioan Instnunents for Bands. UTAH TERRITORY. 363 Taylor Josliiin, proi)rictoi' Piihnmngat Ucslaniiiut Taylor T »t W, general meirliandi^e Taysuin Andrew .1, ornanu'iital plasterer TImriiiond & lia.-kin, attorneys at law Totnney & Fry, proprietois California R(ufaurant Tn[)p E li & Co. general merchants and manuraelurers boots and slioes Tiifts J Mrs, proprietress Mansion House TMlliil^re .Tolni, house and si4 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOUY. forms tlie northeastern border of the Territory; it is sjwrsely iiopulafetl, and l)iil little is known of its resoiirees. County seat, Fort IJridger. Oi-KiCKRi^.— W. A. Carter, Probate Judge ; L. 11. Scott, County Clerk. (NooiIk r returns of eounty oflicers received.) h ^ cu o to & u l-t 10 o 0> Greenville, IV-aver Co, P O, 3 miles \v of Ik'uver Ilershaw Samuel, postmaster Gunnison, Sau Pete Co, P O, IT) miles s of iMaiili Kearns & Madsen, gcmeral merchandise Kearns II II, postmaster Hamilton, iron Co, P O, 32 miles s w of I'arowan Heber, "Wansatch Co, P O, county s. at of Wausatch Co, 10 miles s e of ( inat Salt Lake City Henneferville, Summit Co. p o, n miles e of Great Salt Lake City HoytSVille, Summit Co, P O, 31) mil(v< e of Great Salt Lake Cily on ilic Great Overland Mail Hoad Iloyt T S, postmaster and proptr grist mill 5 Hams Pork, Green River Co, (P O mi.lress. Fort Bridger) 15 nules n of HuntSViUe, AVeber Co, P O, 15 mile *^"'' ^^'•'^'-^■»* from Ogdl-n City Granger L, groceries j Bingham Erastus, postmaster Harmony, Washington Co, P O. 45 mdcs n e of St (ieorgo HydO Park, Cache Co, P O, 3 mil Pace .Tames, general merchant Willis .John, postmaster ''I lorado Tciii- tory, sDiiih by Washington and Kane, and west by the State of Nevada. This is one of th(! southern counties of ITtah. It is mountainous in the central part, witii an abundance of tindier, and |)ossesses some excellent land for farming. There w( if 3,47!> acres cultivated in 18(55, of which 'i,;! 15 were in wheat. Nund)er of iiiills: saw, three ; grist, three. County seat, I'arowan. O I' I' I c I', K .s . I ^ oiricic. INCIJIliKNT. ItK.SIDKNCK. /IVriii Kxplr.s. ' S.Vl.AliV. Prolinte .IiKltije j Jesse N. Smith . . . I'ai'ownn .Faniiary 1870 Fees. CoiHity CMcrk Siliis S. Smitli .... I'ani;,'u(>iitili " " . " District Atlorney Sainiu'l II. Ko^ci's I'arowiiii " " ' " Slicritt" ' Diuiicl 1'. Clink . . " " 1 .'<(is " Rfconler Cai. C. IViidlutoii. " , " 18(17, " Notary I'lililic Martin Slack Cedar City " 187(1; " Treasurer (;. C. reiKJIetoii .. I'arowan " 18(iH " Assessor ! Win. C. Mitcliell. . " " 18(>7' " Surveyor \Vm. H. Daiue . . . " " 18(181 " Sup't Coininon Schools Jiio, M. .Mactarlaiie Cedar City " 18(17 ' " n Kd ward IJalton. .. i'arowan '. ; " I8(18| " Selectmen ] Sainncl H. Ho-jers. " ' " lSi;>r " ( ' .John M. Hijjhee . .Cedar City I " 18(17; " The FACIFIO INBUBANOS OO. Insures OKainst Fire and Marine hasards. j Ironv: §i JUA 2 and Sai' ■ I Ins com I : and. for I ^ I liorder, a g acres cidi ffl saw, one : g: i -— * n OO I'roljnlc JiK g Ciiiiiity CIc . District Att § .'^luTiir 5 Hccordcr , , g .Viiiiiry I'nli (P Tniisurcr. . Assessor. . . .•Purveyor . . i^iin't Ciiniii I I! t Selectmen KANI \ii >uiilli by J g liosiilitics. I" tliin," is, till >> I £ lawy. rs, oi J lliroiigh it, I 3 ('iaml3' se; I e Kaysvill of Fal IJ.irne.s Jul Hgijcrl MJk Layton CI Lehi Cit of P/1 » ' Kvaiis DiiJ vior T ' T 1 \l Liberty! n e otl U' Austin Ed| 3 Davis Her ]>< Hale Soloil LittletoJ AlorgJ Lake I A. BOl A. KOHLER, San FranoUoo, importer and dealer in Muaio Books. UTAH T K 11 R I T R Y . 305! IronvillO, lieuvur Co, Jj miles west oC\ lieaver. An iron smelting i'unmco is located hero i JUAB COUNTY, liouiidaries— North by Tooele and Utah, oast by Utah liindSiin Pete, south by San IVte and Millard, and west by Tooele and San Pete. ! Tiiis eoinity oc('n|)ies a central position in the Territory. It has a niounluinoiis surface, ; and. for the most part, is unproductive. Thi' Wasatch ^Mountains form the eastern i border, and in tiie northern part is Mount Nebo, 12,000 feet hi;^h. The nundier of iicres cultivated in 18(i.") was 1,780, of which 1,000 were in wheat. Number of mills : i saw, one ; grist, two. County seat, Nephi. o F K I c K H s . Ol'TK'K incimuknt. HI-.SIOKXCi;. I'l-oliiilc .Tiidce I.u'ol) (i. Bijili'i- . . Xi'plii City rdiiiiiy Clerk Sninuol I'itchronli . " Disiiict Ationiiy Tlioinas ( )icl " SluTill' r-rii("l Ilnyt " Hocdidcr Vacant Niitarv I'lililic j'I'lioinas Onl Nc])lii City Tn asiiivr jjoliu Virkcrs Assessor Samuel I'itelifoi'tli. i " Siirveyiir Charles I'liee ' " Snp'l CoinuiDii Seliools 'riioriiiis Ord " i ; Ioundaiics— North by Tron, east by Colorado Territory, soulli by .\rizona 'J'cirilory. and west by Washiniilon. "In eonsciiuencc of Indian lio^tililics. nil the settlements of this county I'ave hi ,'u vacated, e.\ce|)t two. and every- tliin<' is, tlu'refore, in an unsettli'd condition. I'here are no merchants, manufacturers, iM\vy> rs, oi- physicians. It is a ili^tant county oi' the Territory, with no thoroughfare through it, except into an Indian country. It is rujiued and broken, and its soil sterile." County seat, (Iraflon. (No returns of county otlicers received.) |: KaysVille, Davis Co, P O, 7 miles n Logan, Cache Co, P O. county seat of Cache Co, DO miles n e of Great Salt I Lake City I Isaacson II AV, postmaster of Fai-minjilon liarnes John, postmaster Kjibert AVilliam. horticidtnrist Liiyton Christopher, stock dealer Lehi City, Utah Co, P O. K; miles n w of Provo City Kvaiis David, postmaster Taylor T & W, general mercliandise Liberty, Kichland Co, P O, laO miles n e of Great Salt Lake Citv Lynn. Weber Co, P O, 40 miles n of (Jreat Salt Lake City Taft Louis, postmaster Manti, San Pete Co, I* (), County seat of San Pete Co, l.'{;! miles s e of Great Salt Lake Citv 09 ik'iich John L, postmaster Fraiddin S|)encer, attorney at law Ilambleton M 1), general merchandise Kempton J 1$, stone cutter Loury Si Snedaker, general merchandise j Snmv George, attorney at law Littleton, IVIorgan Co, (P O address, , Spencer Frank, general merchandise Austin Edwin A, physician Davis Ilenrj', attorney at law Hale Solomon, g iieral merchandise Morgan) 4o miles n e of Great Salt | Tattle & Fo.\, general merchandise Lake City I Voorhis Isaac, general merchandise A. BOMAN & Co., San Franoisoo. Sohool Booki, Juvenile and Toy Books, 0..me8, et9 )|i! m j'^ ». :t ^i' s i:!* 3 o s 10 -3 1 O o •3 (4 a o U id O NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE CO., Policies Ruaranteod by State of Now York. 360 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Meadows. IMillmd Co, P O, sitiiiitcd Mendon, Cache Co, P O, 10 miles s w on ISlciHlow CIrcck, H miles s of Kill- of Lojiuii in A ore City, on Wa-on Uoad •» J^o^ si.uauvay A P, postmaster Bennett II B, postmaster Mill Creek, (Ireat Salt Lake Co, miles s of (ireat Salt Lake City MILLARD COUNTY. Bomnluries— North hy Tooele, east hy San Pete, south by J«eaver, and we.-t hy tlie Slate of Nevada. The jrnater portion of tliis county is ocetipicd hy mountains and haiTcn deserts, hut tiiei-e an; a few small IraiMs adapted to agricultui-e. The inmiher of acres cultivated in IHC).') was 3,.'i82, of wliicii 2,lol were in wiiejit. Numh(!r of mills: saw, two; grist, three. County .seat, Fillmoic. O F K I C K U 8 . OKfICK, INCf.MllKXT. m:sii)EN('i;. Term i;.\i>lr<'» ; SAI,.VliV ^- - Prolmto .Jiidiic 'I'lios. I{. KiiiM;... il'iUmorc Citv . . . . .lanimry 1S7() I'Vos. County C'lci-k I..I111 Kelly t " "' ' " " j " District Attorney : Viieuiit , .". .• , ] " " j " Slierilf IJyron Wiirner. . . . 'Killiiiorc City . . . . ' Aii};iist IStiS, " ReeonliT ^ N'licmit ! ] " " ' " Notary I'nhlic J. V. ISoliisoii ... Killinoro City . . . . Janunrv 1870' " " .I..I111 \V. KiiiHnrd . Dcscret City " ' " ] " Trcnsiircr Inlni W. I)ut^on.. Fillmore (.'iiy .... An^fiist lfter Rollins James II, [wstmaster \ j Mormon, Great Salt Lake Co, P O. 10 Mona, Juab Co, P O, IG miles from! luiles s of Gretit Salt Lake City Xephi i i j Moroni, Stm Pete Co, P O, 28 mil. .> 11 of JNIanti Newton William, postmaster MOntpelier, Richland Co, I.jO miles I •^'•""•-y G'-'O'-Se W, postmtister n e of (;ieat Salt Liike City j Hoger.s , physician Ellis Matthew J, phjsician __ . . _, ^ n,^ ,- -, Phelps Joseph M, .iUorney at law i Mountam, Morgan Co P O, 1., n.ile. Ramingto.i & Palmer, genl mercha.ulise | " '' "* ^^'"'-'"^ ^^"" ^"'^'^ ^'^>' Thurmond Williiim, general merciiandise i Spaulding Eli D, postmaster MORGAN COUNTY. Boi^daries— North by W^-ber and CiU-he, east l.y Summit, sontii by Summit and (Ji'cat Salt Ltike counties, and west by Great Salt Lake County, Uiivis, Weber and Cache. This is a small county in the northeast part of tlie Territory, watered hy the Weber River. The surface is generally mountainous, witiij The PACIFIC INSURANCS Cc. The largest OaUfornia Insuranoe Co. rork. s s w 5 I 9 IQ 3 t 9 if tlii> S s triu'is « Wlllcll ,g Imorc. S MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS. A. KOHIiBR, AKont. Ban Franoiioo. UTAH T E 11 U I T R Y . 807 Occiisionnl trncta of firtile Itiiul. The nuinhcr of ncre,-i cultivated in 18li'), was l,01>7l of wiiioli 1,272 were in wlieat. NuiiiIkt of mills: saw, two. County scat, Littleton. O I' !■' I c V. u s , ori'ici:. Co, (1 f INClMnKNT. ItKHIDKNf'K. TtTlii I'-VlillVd. SAI.AIIY. .WW. HI IS 1 c ] Ic 1 5 r Jc I'niliiilo .111(1^:1' Williiril O. Smitli . I.iitliton '.Jiinuury 1870 Fcoh ('iiiiiitv ('Ink Tlios H. G. Wl'IiIiMdi-;:!!!! City ; " " " Disiiitt Aiiiiiiicy Viiciiiit Slu'iill' .' Lyniuti W, I'ovtor. I'orti'rvilc \ " IHCSj liiiiirdvr Iiiliii Hovdi'ii I Woliur City N'liiiirv I'lililic ' " Tivii-'im-r " A>M-sor " Smvcyor V'licmit Siip't ('iiniiiioii Si'liool.s Idliii Bdydcn Wclicr City I .loliii l{(ilii~()ii Mdiiiitiiiii (irccn . . " " S2 per day. SoU'ctmcn .loiiiit'ii llciiu'inviiy Kiilivillc . f I'liilnin'ii C. Mi'iiiii .Mount .Idv 18(17 1 Htm I Mount Pleasant. San Pete Co, P o. North Ogden, w I 22 iii'les n a of JManti ('iitidhtinl David, postmaster Wheeler .1 (1, general mereliandiso Ogden City, Weber Co, r O, County I « Nephi. 'Tiiiib Co, (P O addi-ess. Salt ^''^tl Welter Co, 10 miles nof Cireiit! • Creek) '.».> miles s of Gfeat Salt I.sike Stilt Ltike City ! g ^ ''y Leavilt Natliiiiiiel, gr'nefal meirliandise w r.if.li .loM^pli, pi-opi-ietoi- flotinn^ mill and M,.l,„vre AVilliain L, plivsieiaii S -rain mnrlitint MeKaV William & Co, geid meirliandise ! ® r,o>nall .lames W , pfopnetor >nw mill and q„.,.„ ;,.„„j.^ ,v: Co. maniilaetufers leather, luml.er miTeliiint j i„„„^^ .„„i ^|„„,^ Cole c^ Ca/.ief, Mill mamiftieturers I i>i,i,.,„.k Willitmi, irenei-al meivl.tindise roi.t CI. ii!e>, 1. udder and mdlwnulit , l{,,„M.li.)tf N S it'Co, -lenl mereliaiidise K,K,t Tiniolliy 1'., (Salt Creek) po^im.a.ter "w,.^, ,*;. Yoiinjr, -cneral meieliandise (;„l,i.!M,inu-ii ll.'iiry. proptr N'eplii Iluii>e \Vest Cliauneev W, posiniiister, mmiufac- lliiLMie .luliM, propn.'tor llouring mill, tiir- fm-mrer leallier. liools, and shoes "i"'"''-.'""' l""'lii'''' _ WoodmaiKsee Charles, genl merehandise ' 3 ,litiiiiiig-i \\ illiaiii. geiH'rtil mcrelitmdise o .loiics Kdward, lpl!ick>iiiith i ' K.'idall (ieorge, l.nteher i PanaCCa. Washington County, (P O , jj hove Aiidi-ew, seleet school ' iiddress, 8t Ceorge) (i miles from St | « Mi'Cime .Miitlliew, homeopiithie physicitin i George ig Old 'riiomas, jll^|iee of th.> peace I s„ii,i, William, general mereliandiso i % tlriiie Alii'iiliain, mtmiif hoots and shoes | | M ()>tler .1 vS: .1, tanners and leather dressers paradise. Cticlic Co, P O, 10 miles s I f I I go of Ivogan Jiimes David, postmaster >, oiist hy 'I I JallLtxkc i\ artoftim ;°| ions, with ; O.-tler .loliii, tiiiiiier tind currier I'cvloii .lames, bltieksmith Siili-hiiry tfc Pliitt, salt manufacturers Vickei's & Sutton, proprietors thra>liing iiiid reii|iing maehiiK.'s Young K 11 & Sons, merchtints and I freighters I o . t i i • ^ i ° liarlon .Joseph, oahinot maker Harlon Stephen, cabinet maker 'North Bend, San Pete Co, (P O ad- Silas S Smith, poslmtister dress, Mt Pleasant) 25 n e of INIanti j Wtitts Benjamin, tanner and currier ParagOOnah, iron Co, P O, 4 miles 1 1 s e of Parowiui < A. BOMAN & Oo.) San Francisoo, rooeive Now Books by every Stcamor. 1 NORTH AMERICA T.Tff^ INSURANCE CO. The beat oompany in the United Staten. cmoKM 868 1' A C r F I COAST U U 8 I N K S 8 D I K E C T II Y , Paris, Kicliliiiid Co, l' O, 150 niiles n c of Mcduircy James, dry goods Great Salt J^ake Cily Miller RolxTt E, jieneral mereliandise i r. ,,, IT 1 I T Newman Kliiali, wajroa maker Dii lin II, ''enera iiierelinndise i, i* • i . • ii . , ^ ,, «, "^ 1 . . ra>te Daniel, tanner, ciirner, and buo iiiK Oak ey M, plivsieian "^ , ,. , „. , t ,. ' • , , 1. !*ni)e mamilaetnrer Ifieli k.v M(!rretl, ''enenumere inndiso u . ii . . ^< i.- /, i. • • . J., T^ • 1 1 , 1 ■ • 1 cnilleton lalvin I, plivsieian navage iJavn , ally at aw and n ivsieiaii ..' , x> .1 • 1 i» 1 1 • 1 , ... .'^ ,, ,,, •' , , \. -^ warden Nathaniel 1 , wlieelwrinlit iSirniie (i W, ''enera inereliaiu i>e «' 11 /-i 1 v . .. ii'Mi- .-< » ,• ■ W el)l» ( liailes 1 , tanner >\ illiains Jv illiam n , iiiacliini.st I of wliie ft iViiinbei 9 county ( MRichn of J s ^ I Merrill J [ '20 miles s of 5 Richvi t I Too( CO CQ & B i a X cm o' u Parley's Park. Summit Co. (IM) i^ , n t, r^ H'• j Great Overland Mail Uoad Hardy Jolin T, notary imblic and P JI i Kimball William II, hotel proprietor '"- Peoa, Summit Co, P O, - miles - from ] ParOWan, Imn Co, P O, county seal of Wiiiidii|.. » Iron Co, 2()0 mile.s s of (ireat Sail Mereliant Abraham, postmaster ' i^iike City. < Allen Daniel, tanner, enrrier. and boo! Potersburgh, :Millard Co, P (). II \ and shoe mannfaeturer niiles s ot Fillmore Cily. ' I Barton Lcavn/o, wa-on maker Robisoa Peter, postmaster ll Penson Kichard, povlmasier ' 5 Durha.n Thomas, .-abinet maker p^^^ Valley, ' Inn-ton C.^ P - ^ Gunn Geo.-e. tanner niih^s fn.in ^ ^,eor^a.. Hanks I'Jx'in'zer. ^.'eneral merchant and ^» proi.rielor eolti.n manufaetory Whij)ple Kli, posim.i.Mer and mamifacliinr fV Saint Gc Hanks I'-benezer. tanner, enrrier, and boot Salt « Rockvi I Virg fl Geor J Rosevil I Tooel S Saint C f I seat o I?' eofC IJ I Hopkins & ||j Johnson Al i ' Messervoy anil "hoc maiiiifaetiirer PintO, Iron Co, 1' O. /<• miles s w of sBj ,' m o n Ilolyoak A\'illiam. tanner IMarsden .lames H, atlornev at law I'arowun county ; SAN IPi'-^t by Coll P PI-UTE COUNTY. This emmly is one of those recently orcranl/ed. from which no reUiriis have ixeii r-ceived, except for th(! afrriciilliiral prodiiels of 18(1,'), viz.: Acres under cultivation, 1,211, of which 81>0 were in wheat. Plain City, Weber Co. P O. 10 miles Pranavall, Iron Co, P O, 3 miles n c w of Ojiden Cily, on Weber Hiver. Irom Parowaii. i McGuirc William, postmaster Willis ,Iohn, postmaster Pleasant Grove, r.ai, Co. P o, lo Providence, Cad,.- Co. Po,;i.niie. miles n w or i rovo City. ^ "^ ,.r.... ., ,> Pud;iu William, iioslmaster Sterrett AVilliam G, Postmaster '" ' PrOVO City. Utah Co, P O. .•»(• milos miles - of (ireat Sail Lake Citv. This county! I Porter. Mov^nn Co, P 0. of Littleton. W^oods .lames, postmaster , INIcDonald A F, postmaster ' Thom])son Jose[)h A, distiller RICHLA.ND COUNTY. Bonndaries— North by Idaho Territory, ea^t l^y Dakota Territory, south by (ireeii liiver, and west by Cache. This county is localcil in tlie extreme northeastern portion of the Territory. The soil is generally |)ro(hiclivi', The average yield of cereals per acre, in ISGo, was greater than that of any otinr county of the Territory. The number of acres under cultivation in 18(!;') was 'i')J)l''>. PAOIFIO XNSUBANCB CQ. Oaah Assets. $1,113,862.82. latlapted to' 'tlrnt of otliel i''''ie numbeil j .Vuniber of OF I'ro'mtc Jiidjrel County Clerk f , I>istrict AltonJ j Wicriir. . . : Ki'cnrdcr .... iXotiiry I'liblicj I "Msiirer f Assessor .... I Siirvevor ''^"l''t"Cominot| Selectmen , , [Santa Clt the east] 4 miles mill's n (■ (). iniit" OHIOKSBZirO'B FUnoi have the best touoh and tone. ▲. KOHLBB, Agent, Ban Tranolico. UTAH T K R R I T R Y . 869 of whic'li 'i.orjO were in wlicnt, yielding an nverngo of forty busiiel,-* to tiie nere. Nuinlier of milit^ : hhw, one ; grist, one. County seat, St. Cimrles. (No returns of county otlioers received.) ^ I Richmond, Cache Co, P O, C miles n of Logan I\[crrill M W, postmaster. RiOhville, Tooele Co, (P O address, Tooele City) 40 miles s w of Great Salt Lake City. > I e I t KOCkvillO, Kline Co, P O, situated on Virgin IJiver, !)0 miles n e of Saint George. ^ ROSeville, Tooele Co, (P O address^ 1 1 Tooele City). s i Saint Charles, Richland Co, county t scut of Kicldand County, 100 miles n I I e of Great Salt Lake City. ' Hopkins & Young, general merchandise 1 Jolmson Alfred, attorney at law jS ' McHservey .Iose[)h, physician is IJ Saint George, Washington Co. P o, Ij i county seat of Washington County, .'340 miles s of Great Salt Lake City, on the west bank of Virgin lliver, near its intersection with the Santa Clara River. Adams Samuel L, manufacturer iron ware Hentley & (Jodbe, general merchandise Ilentley R, general merchandise IJIeak James G, postmaster Cannon A M, attorney at law Cannon Bros, general merchants Copelan Willis, cabinet maker Crosby Jesse W, manufacturer sorghum Iliggins S G, physician Ivins Israel, physician Johnson .Joseph K, druggist and chemist Lang William, manufacturer sorghum Lutl'kin G W, cabinet maker McCullough J D, attorney at law I'liomas C J, professor of music Salt Creek, Juab Co, P O, 2 miles n of Nephi Foot Timothy IJ, postmaster SAN PETE COUNTY, boundaries— Xonh by Juab, Utah, and Wasatch, P tast by Colorado Territory, south l)y lieaver, and west by Millard, Jual), and Utah. " Tills county has an estimated area of 12,;">00 square miles. Its soil is admirably luliiptcd to agricultural purposes, and its average yield will compare favorably witli tlml of other counties. An abundance of timber exists, for manufacturing jjurposes. I The number of acres cuhivated in 18G<> was l;V.*'W, of wliich 10,122 were in wheat. ;Xiiniber of mills: saw, four; grist, five. County seat, Manti. OFFICERS. OFFICE. ISCI'511'KNT. RESinKXCK, TiTin Expires. SAI.AItV. .'(0 milo!? lory, cu-t l»y ity'is liK'rtti'l I y pi'odurtivi-'. of any o'Ji'''' ] » was •'>,•>'■'• I'rolintc Jiulce • Goorgo Pcaoock . . . County Ck'rk F. C. Rol)iiison . . . j District Altt)riicy Frank Sponsor j Slicriir (ieorpe 1'. Uillings. i Recorder Vncant 1 jNotnry Public .iw- u,.i.:„„..„ I ! Treasurer i Assessor Surveyor Sup't Common Schools . . Manti Doe'r. . .1809 Foes. Manti Selectmen F. C. Hohinson E. W. Fox " Amasia Meriam ... " K. W. Fox ; " F. C. Kohinson.,.! " William Andcrsonj " Ahncr Lowry ^Morini VV. S. Seelcy ;Mount Pleasant. 1808 1 1807 I 1868 1 1807: 130!) I Santa Clara, Washington Co, P O, on the east bank of the Santa Clara River, 4 miles northwest of St George. Crosby William, postmaster Hamblin Jacob, general merchant Woolley Franklin B, manufact'r sorghum A. BOUAlf ft Co., Baa I*rBnoi>oo. Wholesale aad Betail Dealers in Books. i 9 OQ s o I i i s .a o § l€: 1 li' NORTH AMEBIOA LIFB IN8UBAN0B CO. No reatriotion on oooupation or travel. t t ■; if! ill <)' 370 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Santaquin* I^tah Co, P O, 24 miles 8 ] Jonson Benjamin, postmaster of J'rovo C'itv. i « . « Ai, . ^ . ^ ! Sessions Settlement r>avis Co, Green H, postmaster (j. o address, Stoiter) 7 miles s of Farmington. ScipiOi Millard Co, P O, 30 miles n of Anson, Call & Co, n;encral mercliaiidisc Fillmore City 1 Mure William, horticulturist SEVIER. COUNTY. This county is one of tlio«e recently organized, from which no returns have heen received, except for the agrir iltural products of 18()"), as follows: Acres of land under cultivation, 1,493, of which 1,195 were in wheat. Numher of mills : grist, one. S ' Shambip, Tooele Co, P O, - miles - of i Bringhurst "William, general merchandisi CQ >> Bulkly, Noe & Co, wool carders and maii- ?ifaclurers shingles ami latlis Clark & Huntington, proprietors sawmill SlaterSVille, Weber Co, P O - miles Dallcn & Hutchison, general mercliandi , ^ I Stephenson James, general merchandise Spanish Pork, litah Co, P O, 12 ^^^,^.^,.^ ^^y Ja^.U^on, general mercha.ulise Vanlouvcn & Koundy, projirs saw mill AVhilbeck it Huntington, distillers Wood G 1) & Son, general meirhaiuliso 1 ■ MABCHi I 1 this I3oc i d ! I'rolpiite J h , ('i)iiiity C q , District A Shci-id' . . .!: itccdi'dcr R Xotiii'v I'll - .- " g Irciisiii-er. I) 5 Asses-ior . ,< *■ Siirvevor . ■ V t Sii|)'t Comi . ni'li'itiiien . h I , " ii ! Summil i l'aro\ i Diill(.y Wi o pq Smith Eli, postmaster miles s of I'rovo City, Davis D W, postmaster Spring Lake Villa, Utah Co, P 0, 21 miles s of Provo City. ^ Johnson, B F, postmaster II Stockton, Tooele Co, P 0,a mining lo- cality, niilt!s — of Tooele Cily Earles J II, general merchandise SpringtOWn. San Pete Co, P O, 12 i Gallagher P A, lumber and general imk miles n of Manti. j Johnson P A, postmaster Ellis Joscpii, postmaster SpringVille. Uttih Co, P O, 7 miles s of I'rovo Cify. Stoner, Davis Co, P O, (see Bouiitil'ul and Sessions settlements) Sessions P, postmaster SUMMIT COUNTY. Boundtiries— North by INForgan and Cache, east liv Green River and Wasatch, south by Wasatch, and wot by Great Salt Ltike Coniilyj tmd Morgan. This county is situated in the northeastern portion of the Teriitniv. Its surface is uneven and mountainous, and the amount of agricultural land conliiimil therein is (piite limited. An adcipiate supply of tindier exists for manufacturing jiur- poses. The mnnber of acres under cultivation in 180') was 972, of which 810 wciTinj wheat. Xumber of mills : prist, two. Coimly sent, Wanship. The FACIFIO INBURLSOB Oo. The lorgeat Oallfomia Inauronoe Co. TOOE Still I.i.ke, West by ih. iiti'y, and Iki uneven, tind }'ielpiiIation tui _|v'00 stpmre A. Bc el. 1 d s of 1 i i 9 s MABCHAliJCi & IKITTAUEIl'S Pianos, Cheapest made. A. KOHLEB, Agent, San Francisco, UTAH TERRITORY. 371 OPFICEKS. OKKU'E. INCIMIIKXT. HKSIIKlNt'K, Term i'X|iirc9. | SALAKY. I'rolmie Jinltic . ('i)imtv Clerk § il, from a 8();), us wheat. 2 \l '\\nniWM- 8 »d miin- \ u ■11 ^ sawmill . c\iiiinli-e 5I ■cliiuulisc 31 i KTrt illltl HI and l>i'*> Ooo. (i. SnvdiT Kodiliii A."Allml. Distiii't Attorney Henry W. Uri/./.tc. SliorilV Ii»el J. Lewis. . . . I u IP l^" |5 |o Waiisliip. January 1870 Fees. • i iJminler N'lWrtiit NuUiry I'lililie Henry W. Hri/./.ee "" " Tlionias Bullock. Treasurer Stephen Nixon . . . Assessor II. S. Alexaniler. Surveyor Alon/.o Winters. . Sup't Common Schools " " .. ( Orrin S. Lee .... Coalville August 1 868 Wunsliip , Ilovtsville. Seioitinen ■on rin IT mill clunuViso tj ivw mill iTj^ re huiulis I ;n(,'l-i\l ""^^"^ ;c liomiliful iclio. cast I'v ,iiko Coimiy 1,0 Territory. „i.l coiitaiiw'l iictiiriii:-' V""^' I, >^ 10 were in I Co. I'/lias AsfM'r. . , . , ( Martin II. I'cek., I'eoa Coalville ... Ilovtsville. . , January 1370 Ani;ust 18f.7 1 I)ee'r...l8()8i San Pete niid Juab, and west by Juab aiul Tooele. iTIiis is one of the central counlies, and one of the most prominent in the Territory in population and resources. It i.s forty-live miles in length, and has an area of about |1,''00 stpinre miles. The character of the soil will compare favorably with that of any «•. i-i ' ! ii- ' 1 .4 tOK . > I w I' a 411 lii, A. BOMAIf & Co.. Ban Francisco. Photograph Aloums, Fine Oift Books, etc. !!■ I 9 OS « I I e •o S I n •a s e « ■ NOBTH AMBSICA IiIFB INSUBAlfCB CO. Fohoies guaranteed by State of New York. 372 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRKCTORY. otlior county in tlic Territory, and an abundance of timber exists in the mountain re- i gions. Utah Lake, a body of fresh water, ten miles wide by thirty miles in len^Mli, lies in the nortiiwost section. TIm number of acres under cultivation in 18G") was 13,1!I8, of which 7,;Jr)4 were in wheat. Number of mills: saw, eight ; grist, twelve. The following incorporated cities are included within the limits of the county : Lclii, Lone, Lake, Pleasant Grove, Provo, Springville, Sjianish Fork, and Payson. Coiiniy seat, Provo City. , OFFICERS. OFFICK. INC'IMHKNT. KKSIDENCK. Ti'nii expires. 8AI.AUY. I'roiiat*' Jiul;re Goor};c W. Bean . . I'rovo City Janimry County Clerk Leonard J. Nuttall " I " i District Attorney HenJ. F. Stewart. . Payson " I Sheriff William B. I'aee. .1 'August I Keeorder Vaeant I ! " Nottry ruhlic .lolin T. Hardy . . . ! Payson January " " laeol) Sprinftvile. . Sprinjivillo " Treasurer Jotin Rijrtrs Provo City | Aupust 1870 Fees. tt tl 1867 i " Assessor Ale.\. McDonald.. Surveyor James K. Daniels, Sup't Common Schools Isaac Bullock .... ( Orrawell Simons.. •' Andrew II. Scott . . ( John Brown Dec'r : August Selectmen Payson Provo City. ... Pleasant Grove 18C8; 1867 I 1868! 1807 i 186U Virgin City, Kane Co, P O, 18 miles s w of liockvillo on the Virgin River, and 70 miles n e of St George Johnson Neph, general merchant Johnson Sixtus, postmaster Wanship, Summit Co, P O, Coimty seat of Summit Co, on the Great Overland Mail Koad, 35 miles e of Great Salt Lake City Alexander & Brizzee, millers and gom lal merchant.s Aleximder Henry S, proprietor saw tnill Brizzee Henry W, prosecuting atlonicv Summit Co IMcLing, Jaine,'*, physician Nixon Stephen, postmaster and geiil niclit Rogers Ross 1{, justice of llie peace Snyder (Jeorge G, projiriefor grist mill and Probate Judge Summit Co miles n e of St George Cooper W D, attorney at law WASHINGTON COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Iron, east by Kane, gouth by Territory of Arizona, and west by the Slate of Nevada. This county is the southwestern extremity of the Territory, bordering on Arizona. The eastern pan I is mountainou.s, but th(;re is much fine productive land in the coimty. Cotton is laiscil with great success in the vicinity of Virgin and Santa Clara rivers, and tobacco ami tropical fruits thrive and yield abundant crops. The average yield of grain per acre i- not as large as in tiie more northern counties. In IHO.'i, there were 2,781 acres iiiulcr I cultivation, of which 790 were in wheat, and 500 in fruit. Number of mills: saw. ( six ; grist, two. County seat, St. George. WASATCH COUNTY. Boundaries— North by Summit and Green River. east by Colorado Territory, south by San Pete, and west by Utah, (ireat Salt 1/ike County, and Summit. It is in the northeast ,«ection of the Territory, and has an csii- mated area of 9,500 s(|uare miles. The small portion that is under cultivation jiclds an average crop. In 1H()5, 1,591 acres were under cultivation, of which 988 were in wheat. County seat, Ilebcr City. (No returns of county ollicers received.) Washington. Washington Co, P O, 30 Crawford "William H, gcnl mcht an. McCiiIIohkIi . ;St. (Icorgc Dec'r rminty Clork l.iincs (1. BIcnk ... I " ; " District Attorney Aii^^us M. Ciiiinonj " Slieiirt' Diiviil H. Ciinnon .1 " Keiordcr i Vacant i Niitarv Public James G. Bleak. . . i St. George TroHsiircr F. B. Woolley 1 " Assessor Kills M. Siuuicrs. . : " Siirvcviir Israel Ivins ' " Sup't Public Schools (ioorj^e A. Biirgon " S.Iucol) Gates " Marlac Knsign... Satita Clara .... James Lewis I HnrrishurKh . . . 1870 l i-'lni Kocorilcr William Critchlow Xotary I'uhlic Treasurer Assessor Surveyor Siip't Coniinon Schools. . . January 1808 Fees. Aii<;nst January Selectmen I'liiou , ( )i;ilcn David Nel- Sant'onl Bur i nii David Jenkins . Wm. W.' Biinou. . " Ijcstcr J. Ilerrick. . Richard Btilhtntinc North Fork John S(iire3 '. Plain City . . August iDec'r. . ! August 1808 1807] " I 1868 1808 187(1 IHO: 180S 1 soy , 1867! Weber City, Morgan Co, P O, li") miles u e of Salt Lake City Royden John, postmaster Wellsville, Cache Co, P 0, 12 miles s w of Logan Ames Ira, postmaster West Weber, Weber Co M' O address, Ogden City) ti miles s ot Ogden City on the Weber Kivcr Willard, Box Eld.r Co, P 0, 6 miles 8 of Brigham City Cordon Alfred, gencnil "^rchandise Wells Lyman, genci lucrchandise Zondnll Abraham, postmaster ifTOlEY & COISELOR k SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY. I . > • ,^ Will practice in all the Courts in this Territory. ©ffl^nOlS USS" ©mH^I? ^AMS UiAILW' (DIHS^q 03 s o o u oa o a s m s « •a » I ■a s ra S 8 8 OQ s 3 ItiSi !'1f ; "tm n ■ A A. BOIIAN & Oo.| Son Franoiaoo. UecUoalt Soientiflo, and Tlieological Books. f! 1 fit I' I 374 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. The North America Life Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK. (JSr^EXTTTT-A-L.) THE MOST RESPONSIBLE COMPANY IN^ THE WORL3D! For, by an act of the last Legislature of New York, the Policies of tliis Company BXCLUSIVELYf will be guaranteed by the State, bear the Seal of the State, and be countersigned by tlie Insurance Commissioner. IT IS .A.r.so THE MOST LIBERAL COMPANY IN THE WORLD! For it is the ONLY Company tliat Places No Restriction on Occupation ! The only Company tliat makes No £!tra Mn for ResideQce mM oi tlio Glolie ! flilatcept 'bct-w-eeii tlie troi»lcs.> Tlic only Company that makes No Extra Charge for Traveling anywhere on the Globe! The only Company WHOSE POLICIES ARE ALL NON-FORFEITABLE AND INDISPUTABLE ! 'I'lio only Company that Allows Tlirlf Days Grace on Reoewal Payioents willioiil Reserve ! This Company Insures Against Accidents from Traveling, ON THE VEKY BEST TERMS. m- DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY -of 45 per cent. in Cash, or over 80 ner cent, if added to Policies. J. A. ZSATON A CO. ^ 3[anayevH of the Pacific li ranch, 302 Montgomery St., North East Corner Pine St. SAN FRANCISCO. A. KOHLEB'S Music and Piano Wareroom>i 484 Bansom Street, San Franoisoo. THE COLOISrY OF BIUTISH COLUMBIA. Barkorville, Cariboo, a mining; local- ' ity on Williams' Creek, 31)8 miles n of Yale I ALLEN & LAMBERT, publisher Car- il)oo Sentinel Backnian M J, tinsmith | Hunk IJritish North America, Robert Bur- j rcll, manager ' Barnard's Express, J B Lovell agent Huie Bros, general merchandise ! Bardick & Ross, saloon ; Burrell Robert, manager Bank British ! North America CARIBOO SENTINEL, weekly, Allen ' & Lambert, proprietors Ivhvards II, general merchandise Floyd & Co, general merchandise (iillette E C, mining engineer and survey'r Hodgkins E, watchmaker Kelly «& Patterson restaurant Lovell .1 B, agent Barnard's express Martin & Cook, saloon McKenzie Alex, hardware and genl mdse Stroiis (.!, general merchandise Todd & Co, general merchandise Wickan J, general merchandise CamerontOWIl, Cariboo, a mining lo- , culity on Williams' Creek, 31)0 miles I n of Yale Barry T A, saloon I Briggs , general merchandise Brown David, physician and hospital sur- geon Evans Bros, general merchants Fulton C, photographer JTardy J, saloon Lion & Dodro, general merchandise INIcJiiness J, restaurant Perrit F, saloon Oppenheimer & Co, general merchandise Clinton, a mining locality, 13G miles n of Yale Fisk & Greenebaum, genl merchandise Lattimer «fe Grapes, blacksmiths and wagon makers McKinnon William, propr Clinton House Saul & Co, butchers Toy M J Mrs, proprietress Junction House Cowiohan, a shipping point for an ex- tensive ngricultiiral district, 40 miles n of Victoria ; convent and Mission school (Rom Cath) Reece W S Rev, clergyman Esquimault, the British North Pacific naval station, 4 miles w of Victoria Port Rupert, a ♦••adlng post of the Hudson Bay Co, 283 miles n w of Victoria Comi)ton Pym Nevins, factor, Hudson Bay Company Kootenay, P O, 475 miles n of Y'ale Buckley William, general merchandise Bunner & Co, general merchandise I I n CO 1^ !>.;■ ▲. BOM AN & Co., San Franoiaoo. Oeneral Agents for Sub«oriptlon Books; The Folioies of the NORTH AMEBIOA lilFB INBURANOB CO. bear the seal of New York. ! : l! 376 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Coffee William, saloon Dacrs George, general merchandise De Loytl , general inercliandise Dore «fc Co, proprietors water difeh Jerkins William, proprietor brewery and FRANKLYN W Il.stipendary magistr'ti CUNNINGHAM THOMAS, general mereliandise Evans E I'ev, clergyman (Mctli) Fenny &, Milardo, Ituilders and contractors j Gordon & Blessing, builders and contract'rs i Grant K, physician ; Greanie & Bradley, butchers s BQ *S o s & 6 t» « I I I M § pq I ali' and easy of access to vessels dratvincj 14 or l''> feet of water, at all liiius, but vessels over that draught reiniiic the highest sj)ring tides. This ddi- ciency is made up, however, by tlie adjacent harbor of Esipiimault, wliidi can be entered at all seasons of the year, and where all the vessels of tin' British North Pacific S0. Okkiceks. — Lumley Franklin, Mayor; William Leigh. Town Clerk ; Ciiai- les Gowen, Richard Lewis, Joscjih Jeffrej-, Robert Layzell, William IKb- bard, Joseph Jetlrey, Jr, Councihiicn; Joseph Joseph, Messenger ; Ri( liaiil Lewis, J Jetl'rey, Sr, William ilib- bard. Fire Wardens. | Adams R, hatter. Government Adamson W H R, real estate and geiunil agt, Colonist Building, (iovernnnMit I Alberni Copper Mining Co, A R Green. | Secretary I n ■ 2 S I s p 5 m s '^" « >H h "H M :■ h ■ 1 > G I I t Keep California Capital in California. Insure in the PACIFIC Alhamh lor Alsop T Aiiderso Artesian slat Ash J, |i ASTRK Hot Kackiis 1 Itacou C Ban IJAtJNA anti ,' IJaiiey N HAKER Vale IJANlv ] Wtm BANK B J G ! IJanks Jo Jiangc Hariiard J liariieit B IJccliive IJ lM)|-t lilGXK & nishop Kol I ins cow itossi c. howma; liHAVERj l)acco. HKITISH SUR.y Janion IWUTISH ICLE.I Long if JWUTISII (;olJ^| and SiJ general UUOOKS ion Sal liiown ,J III liiown AV AcadeiJ Jii'owniniir hunste'r «'ry, .foj liiinis T J, CAIRK,^, caj.ifor: panyI A. I if J I. r J e IB A. SOHIjUB, Ban Truioiioo, Agent tot Obiokering ft Bon'i Fionoi. THE COLONY OF DUITISII COLUMBIA 379 -8 n a 5 § I s k 2 >■ .9 Alliiiml)i'ii Saloon, Penny & Mro, proprie- tors, Yates Al'^op Thomas, com nj^ent, Ooveriunent Anderson & Co, clotliing, Joinison Artesian Gold jNI Co, Limited, N Neu- sladt. Secretary Asli J, physician AST K I CO A & CO, proprietor Telegraph Hotel IJiu'kii.s 1* M, auctioneer, etc liiicoii Charles A, Assaying Department Bank British North America BAtiNALL J,nianiitacturer piano fortes and sheet music, Fui.. Bailey N C, jiropricftor Kherhart's Hotel BAKKR SAMUKL, boots and shoes, Yates BANK BUrnSH COLUMBIA, AV C Ward, Manager, ( iovernment BANK BHlTISn NORTH AMKHICA, .) Cj Shepherd. Manager, Yates Banks John & Co, painters and paper Jiangers, Yates Biiniard A, dentist. Fort Burnett B, merchant, wharf Beeiiive Hotel, E It Thomas, proprietor. Fort BIGN'F »& CO,proprtors Hotel do France Bisliop Robert, solicitor. Bastion BOSCOWITZ J, tobacconist, Yates BOSSI C, groceries, Johnson BOWMAN W (J, liverv stables, Yates BUANKRMAN LSIDOR, cigars and to- bacco. Yates BRITISH & FORKKiNMARLXE IN- SURANCE COMPANY, limited, Janion, (ireen t!t Rhodt^s, agts. Store nurnsH colonist and chron- icle, daily and we^^Lly, Iliggins, Long & Co. proprietors BRITISH COLUMBIA AND VAN- COUVER ISLAND Spar, Lumber and Saw Mill Company, E Stami), general manager BROOKS CHARLES, proiH-ietor Fash- ion Saloon, Yates Brown J II, clothing. Government Ibown AV Mrs, principal Cliurch Bank Academy Hiowning Arthur Rev, clergyman (Metli) HUNSTER A, propiietor Colonial Brew- ery, Johnson Hinns T J, proprietor saloon, Store CAIRE&ORANCINL merchants, AVharf CALIFORNIA INSURANCE COM- PANY, C W Wallace, agent CAMPBELL F, tobacco merchant CARSON, HAMMOND & CO, butchers, Fort j Cassamayon A, merclmnt. Wharf i Ci'y of (ilasgow Life Assurance Co, J Uobertson Stewart, agent Cleal I), proprietor restaurant COCHRANE JOHN J, real estate agent, (lovernnieiit COHEN II M, clothing, Yates COLONIAL CLUB HOUSE, S Driard, proprietor, (iovernment Cool (i W, dentist Copland J, solicitor, Bastion COUCH J P, merchant COW PER, JESSE, dealer boots, shoes, findings, etc, Yates Criilgo Edward Very Rev, Dean Cathe- dral (Episcopalian) DALBY \- CO, i)roprietors tannery, Saan- ich Road DAVIE J C i'i: SON, physicians DA VIES J P & CO, auctioneers, AVliarf DEMERS MODESTE Right Rev, Lord Bi«hop St Andrew's Catiiedral (Cath) DENNY D W, manager Victoria House, Fort Derhani Ben, baker, Johnson Dickson, Campbell & Co, merchants,\Vharf Dickson J, |)hysician Dougall & Son, proprietors foundry, Vic- toria AV^est DOUGLAS JAMES SIR, K C B, Ex- (Jovernor V I & B C DRIARD S. proprietor Colonial Hotel DRAKE & JACKSON, solicitors, Gov- ernment DRUMMOND J S, hardware, stoves, and tinware, Yates Dindap & Co. proptrs livery stable. Broad Edgar I) A, mercliant, AVharf Eugene Thomas, liiiuor merchant. Yates EVENING TELEGRAPH, McClure & Co, projjrietors. Fanlon G R. photographer, Langley FAAVCETT & CO, upholsterers. Gov- ernment Fawcett Miss, principal private school FELL & CO, colfee and pickle factory, groceries, etc, Yates FELLOAVS ROSCOE & CO, ironware FINLAY & CO, importers and general Merchants, Fort FOGEL & CO, proprietors A'ictoria Brewery, Discovery FRANCIS ALLEN, U S Consul, Fort oo «t i!M !;, I &t: :»; r.,),. m J A. B03SAN ft Co., Bnix Franoisoo, receive New Books by every Steamer. I I I f Iniure your Ufe in the NOBTH AUSBIOA LIVS INSUBANOB OO. !. s BQ fiO o I O ■3 M s 380 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, FRANKLIN LUMLEY, real estate ngt FRANKLIN S, real estate agent, Gov- criirncnt GARKSCIIE F, agent Wells, Fargo & Co, Yates Gardner W Capt. pilot Garrett A C Rev, clergyman and 'prin- eipal Indian jNIission School Gas Works, C W R Thompson, secretary, ollice, Pembroke Gastineau J, civil engineer and surveyor, Humboldt Gentile (1, photographer. Government Gilligan 1*, groceries and provision store (JILMORK A, merchant tailor, Yates Gilson U Ven, arch deacon St John's chnnth (Kpiseopalian) GOLDEN THOMAS, saloon, Fort (loldstone liros, merchants, wharf GOVERNMENT (iAZETTE, published at ollice Colonist and Chronicle Green A H, civil engineer and surveyor, Goveinment Green F W, civil engineer and surveyor, Rroughton Grift'en IJ P, proprietor Roomerang Saloon GRELLEY & FITKURE, wine and licpior merchants. Wharf Haggnn J H, |)hysician HAN KIN P J. R N, superintendent police HARRIES J IJ, editor Prices Current, oHice Colonist & Chronicle Harris Thomas, Ex-Mayor of Victoria Hau|)fs L II Rev, clergyman (Catholic) Saint Louis College HAY WARD J, curcr hams and bacon, Yates Ileathorn W, Boots and shoes, (Jovern- meiit Hein Mrs, millinerv, (iovernment HEISTERMAN H F, real estate agent, Government HELMCKEN J, physician HENDERSON & RURNABY, mer- chants. Wharf Henderson J, telegraph agent, Government Heywood jNIrs, firincipal private school IIIBHEN & CO, stationers. Government Hicks & Russell, grocers, Government HIGGINS, LONG & CO, publishers British Colonist and Chronicle HILLS GEORGE RT REV, Lord Bishop (Jhurch of England Ilomfray R, civil engineer and surveyor Hope Silver Mining Co, A N Green, Secretary HOTEL I)E FRANCE, Bigno & Co, proprietors. Government HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY, import- . ers and general merchants, Wharf § Huston G, gunsmith, Yates Z HUTCHINSON & CO, butchers. Fort § Imperial Fire Insurance Co, J Robertson ^ Stewart, agent § JANION, (JREEN«& RHODES, inshi- ". ance agtmts and merchants. Store I Jungermann J L, jeweler. Government I j KEKXAN J C, propriet'r Adeljthi Sahmn » I KENT CHARLES, hardware. Fort ^ j Keoham W M, carriage painter, etc, Yates ** Keyser A F, cigars and tobacco, Govern-; 1 ment j , Keyser F W, varieties, Yates KWON( J LEE & CO Chinese merchants Johnson Lancashire Insurance Co, Weissenburger & Schloesser, agents LAINCJ ROBERTA, shipbuilder, Janiw Bay 5 Lange Madame, music teacher, Govern- 5 ment o Lange N V, provisions and Colonial Mai- ", ket, Johnson j LANGLEY & CO, druggists, Yates § LAWRENCE, CLARK & CO, mer- | chants. Wharf a Leneveu «fc Co, commission merclianlj, j AVharf LEWIN & ANTHONY, tobacconists, 17 Yates Lewis Lewis, tailor, Yates Lewis R. architect and undertaker, (Iov- ernment Lewis Philip, cigars and tobacco, Yatcs L'llotelier L, merchant. Wharf Lindsay Daniel, commission agent and olli- i\ eial assignee, Masonic Hail Building Loewe & Co and merchants. Wharf London & Lancashire Fire Ins Co, llen- der.«on & Burnaby, agents LOWE BROS, agents ]\Iarine Insuriince Company, merchants Lowenberg L, real estate agent, Govern- ment Lowhse W, meat market Lyons William, shipping and conmiissinii agent. Wharf Main A F, real estate agent, Governnuni Mallandaine E, commission agent, (iov-| erment Malony William Rev, clergyman (Ciitii- olic) St Mary's Cathedral \\ n VAOIWIO INSUBANOB CO. Oflloe 422 Oallfornia Street, Ban Franoisoo. MASON * HAMLIN'S OBOANB. A. KOHZiBR, Agant, Ban I'ranoiioo. CO, 1 Yiitus \\ . IP lit and olli- I linililiiig I l.iUf Co, Ht-'ii- lit, (iovern- conmiis^io" [.ioveriinuMit jijrent, (iov-; luua (Catli- & Co, mport- liiu'C Fort berlson I, insur- . tore % int'iit I i vSaloon " " ort » c, Yiites ^ Cioveru- a errliaiits, § fnburm'r Sj animals. Baiuard's sLigcs leave this town for the Cariiido country, and an opposition line wiis started, last year, by Mr. Davis. Agassiz L, postmaster ALWAY & BAI LEV, general inercliiuit> anil commission agents. Front Bailey B. agts Dietz »& Nelson's Express BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA, I) M Henderson, manager. Main BARLOW A, general merchandise iunl commission agent. Front BARNARD F I, j)roprietor Expie-> and Cariboo Stage Line BARRY J F, |)ropr Gem Saloon, Front BLACK JAMES, t.amster Bowdeii Mrs, prop's Califor'a House, Fiont Brouse J E, ])hysician Clair Pierre, bakery, Front Coxon (Jeorge, general merchant niul commission agent. Front Cran W II, telegrajdi agent Davis J, proprietor Cariboo Stage Line DEAS J S, stoves and tinware Dt'lany Chas, blacksmith and wagon niakcr DIETZ & NELSON, proprietors British Columbia and Victoria Express Frankenthnl J, clothing, Front 3 The PACIFIC INBUBAKOE CO. pays aU losses in Oold Colo. York. F.rt S ▲. KOHUHL Btn Fnmolrao, Agent for Karohall ft Ulttauer's Planoi. THE COLONY OP ]IRITIHI( COI, UMIIIA. 883 liters, pr\iu'i- tormv trainer seiii i\ry Si a ■3 n nt till' 1 't- iiijl lmi^co|ialiaii) ({rcciilmiim S, clotliin[c'lvAY J W, manager Hudson Hay Co MrlvAHDY ADAISI, Imkery, Front Milcliell .liilius, elotiiing, Front N'KLSON II .V CO, general merclmnts and eonunission agents. Front the twii 41 al siness lo Kj the 1>M § f Uriti.'li a I loes, over 3 1 s st;i-i'< s CariliiKi ^1 line wn- II VIS. ol si tl niercliiiiit> )iit KX|11-L'-S A, 1) M 31 mdiso iinil \ i 3 T , 'l Kxitrt'.-" J 9 9 oon, Front S] Duse. Front -| •chant iUitl age Line agon niiiloy Fire, and i<;rainst tlio Uislis of Otrim Murine and Inland Navii;atioii and Transportation, on tiio most reasonalile torms. ALL LOSSES FuJ^IlD IIST XT:iNriXEID STA.TES O-OLX) COUNT. Xlie IiKllvlduul I^laUlllty of Htoeklioldcvs Xceori-iilviocl. 8 Charles Clayton, W. T. Qarratt, Cyrus Wilson, Jos. Qalloway, J. EverdinK, C. G. Hooker, R. S. Cutter, Jos. Pierce, H. Casebolt, Oeo. S. Mann. Joseph RinKot, Mioh'l Skelly, J. D. Arthur, A. C. Teitman, Sdw'd Durkin, Wm. Irelan, John Bamber, S. M. Cutler, IDIItECTOXlS- F. W. Maoondray, O. W I. Case, Theo. B. P. Clement, "W. A W. A. Church, S. D. D. Conrad, O. B. R. C. Drum, D. E. J. DeForest, H. C. W. F. Dorman, O. W B. F. Ferris, D. B. W. F. Bowne, Hathaway, Oebler, . Orover, Oilmore, Hitchoook, KuiKht, Ijee, . McNear, Moody, Samuel Adams, J. W. MUliken, R. Perry, "W. P. RidRway, R. R. Swain, H. N. Tilden, O. Waterhouse, D. Williams, E. J. Wilcox. OF-FICE, IVo. -ilO CJA.L.II^OIMVIA ST. 6. S. MANN, President H. C. LEE, Vice President. WM. H. STEVENS, Secretary. A. R. GUNNISON, Surveyor. h A, BQllAN ft Co., San Franoiaoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday Sohool Books, eto. i Vim' U'l •<] I ii m ■i.:i I '. !§V ) n\ L'UIUJUIU 384 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, EVERETT STETSON, I^ALiPOLiE^ MASSACHUSETTS; MANUFACTURER OF CAll iliOjTlIlC, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FOR MACHINERY, Foimel ui Stripper CloiDg, , k, k ALSO, DEALER IN jo) C^^,' An extensive Reference given if desired. BU a 1° The ■3 \i \l I! j Aooount Be f' [Sec {| Aoc I liwk, A. O. tu a make. H. c. i:k » Koiilltllc, W. (i « llowes.S. 1'. 32 'Janes, F. flirt M( e I l-ovcll K. (}. Ml ^ , ,iiiv, ,1. s. 3(w ; J, .McC'O.MllE,.)() 614 iMiiiitiriii Sf;ilWAlMii;i| I ttcKciicr, U. 41:. Hood, A. (J. a:i8 Aoida. CHcc alf I S. F. Ohcinlcal cor IlalU'ry Adjusters CAZNKAU, ,. <'!illlnniia ,' HojikliiR, c. 1 Jolixsro.N, .. .Moore, E. J. 4i5 Advert! lb Huilmin fi Moci ■!? hiiiiHliiiii, ,;. ,1 ['>l<>nt(?(imery lUal(o. II. 0. fM .lat kHoii Dudllttle, W. «J. IKH MiinlBompry Howes, 8. 1'. 3'i!i MoiitKiinii'ry Jani'A, K. .tit) Mc)nl|t(>nier> Lovcli.K. O. .VJHCliiy i.utv, ,1. S. SO.'S .Moiilironiprv .MtCOSI»K,.l()llN (see aiiv. p. clvill) (iU Miiiilmimerv SCIIWAKI'Z, II. «l» Miirl(et WcKcoer, It iU Mi>ntii»ii>cry Wuud, A. U. 338 Mi)iiti;oniery COCSfiESIIALL, J. II. eor Kolsom ond Third crNNIXliWOTlTII, J. H. 228 PaciHc ill - ■ Ale and Porter. [See also Liquors.] MKARS, JAMES (see ivdr. p. chili) ."ill I DIekev, (i. S. cor Market and Stockton i»wyer,. I. 404 Market 1 Eaton, E. U. cor Folsom and Caroline 'EDWAKDS, T. M. corner Rcaniy and I .lackson I Einerv. K. "60 Clav Klliin, a. n. ,■) Stewart, Kront IIK'IIAKDS, W. II. A Co. (see adv cxllil) 70H Sansoni ll'-nilers, J. U. 44ttltiiHh Jdilherl, .lames. .'503 Davis Acida. Mannfactureri. [Sec also Chemists.] S. F. Ohemlcal Works Co., office S. E. cur llattery and Commercial Adjusters Uarlne Iiosses. C.VZXEAIJ, '{'. N. (see adv. p. cl.\i> 43H ('Hllt'ornlas(reet Iloiikiiis, C. '1 . 318 (^ilifornla .KtllXSTON, W. H. 4l'i JlontB.miery Muore, E. J. ia Washlngtun Advertising Agents. lloyoe, .lames E. (street cars) W ('lav ll(JY('E,THO.MAS, NE cor. Monlgoiii- rrv and WHslilnii(on nsillcit, L. I'. Kit) Washington lluilson k McCarty. 31,^ Monlnomerj- Kihiwltciii, ,1. ,1. tti Co. ,VI3 Kearny Lake, W. 1». .Wi WashiUKton lli'Hmlen, A. 3l.'i .Montuomerv Dt'ALLAtillAN, l>. A CO. (sec adv. pp. xliv and ci.xl 4'.'4 Mimtgomerv Hood, A. K. .t Co. .MO Clav .•*tllwell, H. K. A Co. (HO Clay Agents. [See respective liendn.] Agrioultural Implements. [See also llimlware ; also Seeds.] .«1ES I'LOW CO. (sec adv. p. cxxvi) over l)uincv Market, llosion .\11X(ILI), N. S. & CO. 306 Hattery AllTlllK,.!. 1). A SON, corner Cullfor- iila nnil Davis HKSCIILEY, L. B. A Co. 3 * » Front (iiANE, A. E. 310 Washington tiuloii, 0. W. » I'ost lluwlc'v ,tr Co. eor. Mattery A Califor'a KINZEL, T. 113 Sanson! lUiMINCiTON A 11 1 C II LT IT U A L WOUKS, Ion, N. Y. (sec :idv. pp Ixxxvlll, l.xxxix, xc, and xci) A. „„ E. Crane, Agent, '110 Washington SlvoMer. (). K. 317 Washlngtun lUEADWEI.L A CO. (see adv. p. xcv) cunier Market and FremonC Amalgamating Machines. [See also Foundries.] Ilepbuni A Peterson (pans) 137 First 2'.' n';vih,'*^V 'i'lfV"'' ''i'.'l''\ '■■''" ^y'^''''"' *'"' Academy of Music. T. Maguire, propri- .losselyu. J. S. .W6 Washington etor, I'ine nr Montgomery Llungcart, 'I'. 1317 Dupont American Theater, II. M. Nanlce. pro-l KEITH, W. H. (see adv. p. cxlvi) .121 prletor. E s SausiimhctSacaiid Cal' Mcintgomery Hella I'uloii Mclodeon, S. Tcllow, pro- Kote, W. mn .Merchant prletor, 708 '.Vnshington Cldnese Theaters, E s Dupont liet Clay and Waslilngtnu auil N s .lackson liet Diip>>nl and Stockton Krug. .V. 122.'5 Dupont Lcfevre A Co. (French) SE cor W» ingtou and Dupont LEII'SlTZ.ti. 312 Keui-ny Hayes' I'ark I'avHluu, cor l.aguna and ! .Mavhew. W. E. cor Howard and Fourth llayis IMcltovle .t Co. Mi Sacramento Metropolitan Theater, W. II. Lyons,' McOl'lllE. I.rciCS, Hrenham I'laee proprielor, W s .Miiut nr .lackson , Miller, W. C. cor I'mdilc and Stockton Odeum (lanlens. 11. A. SleclVled A IJo. I I'arker. K. IM First proprs.cor Dolores and Flltecuth i rfeifl'er. 10. 210 Host Olympic Milodeou, (illbert A llcrl, IMckeriuir. W. cor Stockton and Bdwy proprietors, cor I'lay and Kearny I'olastrl, V. 61H Vallejo Opera House. T. Maguire. proprietor, KEILLY. I". J..W5 Commercial Washington nr Montgomery iUICllAUDS, C. F. A CO. 429SanHom I'aelflc Museum ol' .^uatcuuy anil "cl- Ulley. C. C. IflHSecoml enee. Dr. L. .1. .lordan, proprietor, Hoturicr, C. cor Dupont and I'aelflc 320 Moulgouiirv iSandcr. U. cor Lnrkln and Hroadwav Culon Theater. .Michail Keese. propri- Sl'HMIDI', II. W. cor Sac and Kearny etor, Com liet Kearnv and Duponi , Searhv, W. M. eor Folsom and Fitlh Willows (iardens. .Mission nwir Sine- SIMI'SON, W. 60!) Davis teenth ITohuan. (i. B. 760 Clav Woodward's (ianlens. It. It.WoodwanI,' Vanderhergh, .1. 1'. I', lldwy nr Koorny proprietor. Mission ur Fourteeulli IVan Strr.alen. .1. H. 309 Davis iVan Zandl..!. W. I Stockton iWAKELEE, II. I'. SK mr Mont and Bush and cor ThinI anil Howard ; WIdlier, .1. II. cor Market and Kearny ; Williidm, Carl L. corner Howard aiul I Fourth j Williams. C. L. eor Fcdsom and Third Wilson. C. W. 632.Mlsi.iou I Wood. William II. Ill .Second i/.EILE, C. 1). 753 (lay Anchors, Chains, SStc. [Sec also, iunk Dealers.] Blchanl. N. Tier l.i. sti'wart Hare, Charles, 34 stinart Apothecaries. [See also Drugs.] .Vdams, Samuel, »ii Bush Ad(dphus, H. .511 .lackson Barhat, .1. HIO I'aclllc , , . . „,, ,,. , . . UAl'EU, J. A. (sec adv. page xxxvll) 1 Jacobs, A. 217 A\ ashington 644 Washlngtmi Aiw>,4tanf« Bayley A Tothlll,. '112 Kearny ' AFOmieoiS. Aquarians. Baylcss, W. U. 20 Montgomery Beator, II. T. »4« Market Boanlman, J. Naglee's Building Borilwell, George, 224 Montgomeiy Bennett. II. W. 21 Third Ilruns, v. comer Dupont A Deary Bryan, W. .1. A Co. corner Mission and Second Bryant, J. O. eor Folsom and Fremont jBughee.S. C. A Son. 74 .Mont Block Biimmer, .1. corner Mason and I'ost Butler. M. F. 73 Monlgomery Block Burnett, (i. (1. 330 Montgomeiv U'leaveland. li. W. rM Montgomery CHEVALIEK, V. (Fiench) 20f Keaniylcnilne, William, 634 WashlugUin Clapp, (i. II. corner liowanl and Sixth KIsen, A. F. SE cor Mont and Col. Collin, U. W. cor Center and Valencia I England A Turnliull. .W8 Clay 1 8 A. BOIZAN ft 00. Tlie only exolosi've Book Store on the Faoifla Coast. 25 i ji NORTH AMRBIOA IiIPB XNSUB ANOE CO. No restrlotion on ooonpatlon or travel 386 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY On.viior, .1. r. 40,i MmitKomory Cicilili'n, v. .115 Jloiiluiiliury l!OSl,IS(i,,l. ai4 .MnlltKllIIU'rv (iriili. T. ccir Diipiiiit »iul lliirlnii IMaci' Ilaniiil, K. I'cir Mdiituoiiurv hiiM IIiikU 110A(;LAM) .V NKWSOM IM'C !i(lv. p. (•HI I <(ir Sacminciilip anil Kcaiiij- II»|V|iiiiii ,^ Schiiililt, .m MiiiitKi'iiK'iy Iliii'i'iii', I*. I'or Miinlh'diiK'rv uiiil Sav Ilyalf, ('. ■') I'cist .IDIINSTOX, r. .1. !l Tost JUUDAN. A. II. (si'i' lUlv. page x\xvl) 41(1 Kearny Kmilzci-.*; Kaniiiliarsnn, i!H (':\\ Kiil/.li(nk, A. a)4 M(inli.'(imcry Lew, '1'. S. ajS Atontiionu'ry Mai'ICav, II. i.H Calll'iiriila Maiy, II. {'. 31.^ Mdnttsdnicry .MilJmiijall A .Maninls.S-.'M MuntgDimrv Jllllcr, W. r. ^04 .MontKimiory MOO.SKU, \V. 'Hcc ailv. papo clxlll) JS lOxclianKi' HuililiM),' Ndi'lh. •Iiiliu i- Wasli anil Piilk 'I'liwiisenil, L. It. 405 Calilnniia Walsli, P. 104 SiitliT Williams, S. II. .V Son, N\V cor Jlnni UOdKltS & IIUOWX (Bcc udv. pnKi'l Clyilc, It. S. l«KxeIian(,'cBHllillri|f x.\lii)51J('aliliirnia i CoMi, M. (i. BIIB I'lay Ix SAN KKANCISCO A.sSAYINO AND ItKl'lNINd WOllKS, 41(>Sli>nt Thayer. H. U. (Stale) SK eornor Monl KDUiery anil lUisli ilonierv anil Saeraniento Wolfe, J. K. 402 JloiitKoinery Wooil, Z. :f28 Monttjomery WriglittV: tianUers, cor .Mont and €al Artesian Well Borers. TlIflMSdK, T. (see adv. page clxi) 'JB lliird Artifioial Flowers. [Scellllllners.j Artificial Iiimbs. MantffacturerH. KOM.KAI', A. (see ailv. pp. i4I and '242) (>24 WaKlilngloii .IKWKTT, .(AKVIS, aveiit Palmer's I. eg; (see adv. page xxi 62!) Wash Artists. [See Painters, Teachers, etc.] Artists' Materials. liANCltoKT, II. II. iV CO. (sec adv. page exxxlv) 60S Montgomery nrailley. II. W. «20 Cliiy CdiiKl;, WM. It. .Vl CO. (see adv. on I'riint cover and pages 112 to .V)«)cor Saiisom and Clay unil l>24 .MonU (JKNSOCL, ADKIliN' (see adv. page xvllhSll .Montgomery Assayers' Materials. TAYI.OK, JOHN .t CO. (seemlv. page xxl) 51'2 Washliigtiiu AstroloKers. Cohen, S. 1 Ilarille Place DeUenii'. W. :I2:I Powell Masson, p. Mine. II (leary Kieliarils. .lolin. 71N liroaihvnv SehinMt, .Madame, 1114 .lacksoii Schworer, -M. Airs, illo Kearny Attorneys at Law. AI.LKN. W. II. (iOH .Monigomerv Apidegate. .1. II. 702 Waslilngtoii Vxiell. S. I!, cor .Mont anil .hickson i Ilachelilcr. J. W. 625 .Merchant HACIll',l,l>i:i{, T. K. (M .Meicliaiit I UADliLKY, W. II. (See adv. page dll) I corner Sacraincnto and Keariiv i P.ililHin, I.lovd. .502 .Montgomery ! llaiiier, W. W'clls' Unilding I lianlc, W. I. I). NW cor -Montgomory I aiiit Merchant ItAHKKH, ,1. II. 6,')5 Washington liAitNKS, W. II. I,. 43ti California I Ilarstow, .\. K5 Jlonlgomcry Block I Uarstow, I). P.-24 Montgomerv llliiek I ItAUSTOW, (IKOKdK, (120 .Merchant Hartlelt, C. .125 .Montgi.iiierv I It.irtlett, Karl, 14 Moiitgoni'ery Block H.irlleit, W. 1125 .Monigomerv Batchelor, K. P. !» .Montgonicrv Block Bates, A. B. 6.1B Clay j Bates, , I. C. 1 Kxchange Building jBKLKNAP, I). P. NW corner -Motit- giiincry and Meriliant ' Bennett, N. 11 K.\ehangc lliillding j Bergiti, .M. 12 Kxchange Bnilding i Bergin, T. I. 26 Kxchange Bi;ihling ' Billings. Frederick, 43 .Munt I'.lork I Bishop, Thomas B. n, II. C. 60!) Market Kasion, (». W. 1116 Montgomerv MoItK, LAUKIN ti FL.UlKKTYi „„„„.„, w. (•. .Jl Co,,,, Hidek" PACiriC asp: ALU M ro. >,ohv»1 camPBKLL, AI.K.\. 710 Montgomerv ,V Co. (;cc iidv. n. xliv) .511 Kearny i Caniphell. Alex, 622 I 'lav I^Vr'lIV-?.-,' -.uimVa "iM-'V?' ".?,r'"l""*' t'AMPBKI.L, II. C. 710 .Montgomery PIONKKU ASPIIAI-H M CO. (sec c,,,,,,,),,.]!. r. m .Montgomery Bh.ck I Capp, C. S. .541 Clav I Cariii'iiller, K. It. 6('l6 M'ashlitglon Anaa^irnni ' Carlientier, II. W. .507 .Montgomery Assayers. , cAitv. .1. c. 004 .Meichani BAIKU, .1. A. (see ailv. page xxxvlDj CASSKItl.V, K. 416 California (144 Washington Chadhonrne i\c Howe. .502 Monlgomrry Blake, W. P. riiloti Iron Woiks i Chevers, W. II. 602 Washington Calitonila Copiier ismcltlngi .540 Clay riilinnan, K. .S. n.Kxelmnge llnlldlng iidv. piige III 402 .Montgomery Wilde, (i. W. 3l!(Bu8h Cniillng. Pope >£ Co. 215 Kirst D.^ltlilNd, L. B. (seciulv. pagecxxxlj I'lovldcnee, It. I. KAI.KKNAC A: IIANK8 (see adv. page xcvlii 620 Washington (Iniilsniith Bros. 4.'2 .Monlgoniery HKNTSCH fi BKIffoN, corner Clay and I.eldesilorlV Hughes, D. T. 424 Ballery I Clarke,.!. II Court l\loek .Molitor, A. P. 611 Commercial | Clarke, .S. .1. HI4 .Merchant POPK, o, C'. Cllv College Clcitient, .1. .5H Kxchange Biilldlni; ..........n, , ,-. ... .,;„ „ u-no.i, lilehii, llemme k Co. 41-2 .Montgomory I Clement. It. P. .5H Kxchange BullitInK . Holland, V. Wells' Building Chipman, W. W. 17 Kxchange Biig Chiltetidcn, N. W. KII4 .Monlgoniirv CIiritCHIM„CI.AItK (see lulv.'pngc 111) .531 Keartiv Clark, li. H. 6)16 Ctav Clark, W. II. 41 Kxchange Building ; Clarke, D. II Kxchange Ilulldlng Clarke, II. K. W. (KKI Waslilngtoii Cohen, .\. A. cor Sansom and .lackauii 1 Colton, D. D. 402 Montgomerv I Cook, Ktlsha, cor Monl and. laiksiin I COPK, W. W. (see adv. page xxi 611 Washington .'■"■nwall, \V. .\. Merchants' ICxclianm. Oow'.v- .S.N Cliv Hall Craddock, C. K. 604 -Merchant Crane, \. M. cor Mont and .liickson CHAN K, II. K. 625 Merchant Crane. W. W.HOSChiv Crclgh,.!. I). 604 Jlerchant Crockelt,.!. B. 3 Kxchange Buililing Crosl.y, D. A. 610 Bush Culver, W. II. '210 Bush ('nrrey..)ohn, cor .Mont and Market I 'niter. S. L. .Ir. 10 Kxchange liallilln.. DAINtiKltl'IKLD.W. P. (seciulv. iiiige XX) on Washington Dame, T. 400 California Dameron, .1. P. 35 Exchange Building Dann. K. P. 604 .Mediant i Delany, ('has. .McC. 510 .Monlgomery I Dempscy, P. 604 Slcrchanl Do.vle, .f. T. II Wells' Building Drake. K. B. 417 Bush Drown, A. N. IH Court Block Drucker, Augustus, 611 Washington Dltr.MMOND. W. W. 614 Meiiliani Diimathcray, V. 34 Kxchange Buililing Diipre. K. liOO .Merchant Dwinelle, .1. \\,;m Montgomerv Dwineilc, S. II. 17 Citv Hall Kly, Alex. 16 Wells' Aiiildlng Kminet, C. T. NW cor .Mont and Ceii' KSTKK, M. M. 41-2 iMonig.mnrv Kaliens. l". \. 47 .Montgomerv i'.iin,k Kellon.,). II. 4 Conn Block Field, S.. I., r. S. Court llnlldlng Kinkier, C. C. 619 Washington Khiii, ,1. T. 36 .Montg.iineiy Block Klsher. (leorge, cor .Mont and Jackaon Klfh, W. S. Ocean House Kletch.i-, .1. A. .502 .Montgomerv I'o.X. c. \. 710.M(mtgomiry KIIKKl.ON, T. W. -iH Court lllmk liAI.AN. ( . V. 9 Montgomerv I'.loik ti:ilpin. P. (•. cor .Mont anil .lacksiia tiAllDNKlt. C. fl4 .Mcrcliani • leorge,.! u I ills, NW cor Monl and Sac llilclirlst, S. K. .529 Clav I (lillesple, C. V. 6.%5 Wiishingtou (lllchell. .!. .M. Cuslotn House (iooiil, K. I,. 11 Monlgotiierv Block l. NW cr -Mciil,::i,taiiil ■Montgomerv • liiriiee. Clinton, 10 Monl Il|,,ik IIAKT, K. K. (sec adv. liept. page .\i. 11 Kxchunge Building IlagiT, .1. S. Occldenlal llolei Ilaggin, .!. B.2 Court Block IIAKillT, II. 11. (sec adv. page Hi) 510' Jackson Hale. W. 1 Kxchange Building llallcck, II. W. 42 and 41 .Mont ith.ik Halsey, Charles, NW cor Washl]i;.'ii.n and .Montgomerv Il.'iinldctiin. J. D. ail Chiv llaniliiv, T. C. NKeor Monl and Cai Harding, J. W. 636 Clay ; llanly, James II. 614 Alontguniirv ' Harmon, . I. II. 410 .Monlgoun ly Harrison, It. C. ,505 .Monig.inu r" ( Han, J. II. '20 Kxchange ntiihlliig j Ilasllngs, K. O. F. cor Jlonlgi.iaeryaii! . lacksoii ' IIASTINCS.II. M. Cllv II. ill I Hastings, W. 436 Jackson HAWKS, lloltACK, 1 Kxchange liilR Haycock, J. 3 llnnharCourt C Haves. Wni. N W cor Mont and I'l.iv C Head, K. F. 46 Montgomerv lllicli ' C Ileiirv, S. H. 614 Motitgonii rv llciit; It. W. 604 Men haul lleslep, \. .M. cor Mont and .s.io Ilevdenfeldl, S. 712 ^lonlgoniery HKlirroN, H. K. .540 Clay lllnehinan, K. F. 19 Kxchange IlullilinK IIIIIWI,'".'. II. 6;i«Clav Ilotnnan, <>., V. S. Court BulldliiK HOFFMAN, W. P. (see adv. page rill' cor Ki'arny and Sai rameutn Huge, lilniil.'n llay Ml. lit anil I'al iiitjii.iniiy Itiiiiniiiy liiL'.iiinr.- |. Ilnil.'.lnii iint^iiniry.iii' •ll.ill i-liaiiKi' r.ilK ,'iinrt Ji.iit anil ''l.ny Iniry llluk .iimry kilt t iinii Sad lituiimi.ry Tliiiii(.'i' lliilWinS Irl llulliliuit ,., ■ ailv. pagfclii'i 1 lIlIIU'lIll' lilt mill .Incliwn Juniiu'ry Bliitk . Iiiriiy VhliiKton IlilliiK SAN FRANCISCO. ATTORNEYS — BAKERS. 387 Hownnl. C. O. Bfl4 Mcrclmnt lldwp, H. J. tM» WasliliiKtoM lluliliiinl..). K. 711ain|it(in IMiicp lluticrt, N. .'il MiiiitKoiiH'ry Hli.rk lluilsdii, Gcortte, WW .MimlKoniiTy HI'TTON, .1. F. (see ililv. page fill) cut Ki'nrtiv nnil Sncniint'iitii llvatt, T. {I. Jr. .58 ExcliiiiiBf ItuiUlliig ll'vilc, li. Til CtMiry Hvdc, Hfiiry ror Mont anil Ciil H'vlaiiil. W. J. cor Mmit ami Jackson Iiims S. W. 40K Hlncktiiii Irvliiif, H. I'. Itiiiiliar Court .Inmi's. <1. K. «4it WasliliiBton Janes. H. K. Hti Cliiy Jarliiif. J. K. («« Clay .ii'iikliiM, .1. (i. 533 Kearny .liiliiiMin. ('. A. cor Jlont anil Sac | Jiilinsiin, <'lia». .S. .V2H Mont),'oiiicry ' .liiliiisnn. K. 'ill4 Stoi'kloii I jdHNSON, S. I,. .V.'3 .Monldonicry i Jiilnistoii, <>. I'on. r. S. Cimrt Uullillii).'| .Iiihiistnii, W. 1». 41'^ Moiiti;oniiry .liilri'. V V. N W lor llattciv anil Wash I jiiiii'K, W. ('. JO KxrhaiiKi' Ituililini,' I .Iiiiiali, I'. I). Ml llowaril i Krniiiilv, Knink, .W Kiarnv | Krniiiilv, .1. .M. .M Moiitirnnicrv Hliickl LAKK. 1). « Ali-rciianls' KxchaiiUL' Udw' Uni'. t). I-. .MI2 .Moiiiiriimi'rv j LATIUSI, .M. .s. 412 .Monlnmnory Lawri'iicc, K. A. (i'.'O Wasliinulon Lawinn, W. W. NK cor .Mont anil Cal i.\ts. K. IH KxcliaiiKc IttiUiUiiK U.OVl). U. II. KltiClav Liunv, \V. Cltv Hall 1 LiiuiUrliiick. I). City Hall i Uti(ililioron(:li, A. H. N\V cor Mont i Kiiiiicrv ami .sacniinento . I.iivc, .1. I,. (iWClav Lull, I.. K. 424 Hattcry I LuiiliMi. M. L. {an \Va»lilnt?tim I Mate. A. A. jlWi Clav I .Macklnlcv, K. 41 Mnnlnoincrv Hlock | .Maiulicstcr.J. K. liattcry op I'ost oiticc 1 Mu-Vilik, K. It. \K cor .^follt ami Cini I Maxsoii, W. 1!. N\V cor -Montgomery j aiiil Merchant McAM.ISTKlt, ('. .'>40('lay I .McAl.MSTKU. 11. .MO (lay j ! McCalic, .laincs. W>fi Mcn-hant ! .McCiiii'V J. C KO .MontKoniciy .Mil', niicll,.!. H. .V.'O .Montgomery .Mi'lioiiKall. .1. A. li:m Clav j Vii.rcw, W. II. Valencia nr SIxtconlli Millciirv.J. 212Iiroail«av MiKlnstry, K. \V. 434 .lackson |.Mi'l,|.|laii. It. (i. 1^04 Ml. reliant McUAK, 1'. A. 40H(alltoriiia I j |.|.,Jiiineii,li2.'i. Merchant I .Milks. \V. .V.M Monltiiimcrv Mi.ri'lll, A. .VIKxchaiiKc ItiillilInK ' .Merrill, (i. II. .V>0 .MoiitKomery 1 Miller. C. \V. 720 WiuhliiKtini I Mills. .1. ,1.017 .Market I Miillar, W. I", (i:.^ .Merchant I Miiiin, J. W. ti«K Harrison I M.iori., It. F. .V.>2 .AIiintKomery I Miiiirc, K. .1. 77 .Montuoiiieiv Illock Miiiiri.,.lii..cph 11.77 .Mont Itlnek MOlllllSON. I!. F. H :Mcnliants' Kx- elianitc Ilnilillnit Mallville, X. II. tilM Meivhant Murpliy, II. 1). (i3« (lav Miiriihv. Daniel J. 10 ('iinri Illock MYlllfK, M. ll.23Conrt Illock Naplilaly. .loseph, 3 Kxcliaiii.'c llilg Neinnaiiii. 1'. mi Montgomery Newhall. II. C. BSBClay Xewniann, II. II. c'lir Montunil Jackson Newiiiark, .M. J. ,V2fl Clay Niiluils.J.fiU.MeR.liaiit Xiirtliriii), I). It. 43 Montifomory Illock Niirtiin, E. 302 Montijonicrv I'liliv. J. J. N\V cor Monlaiiil SIen:liant I'arlnirt. U. |{. 41 Kxcliaiii:e llnililliii; 'AltKKK, ('. II. N .Montuonierv Illock 'AILSONS. I.. 702 Washliiiilon" 'iitlerHon, I). \V.2«Excliani.'c HiilliIInK '.VITKUSON, W. H. .M3 Jackson 'ii.viie. II. T. 34 ExclmiiKO ItiilldliiK eaehy, A. C. UK MontKoincrv Illock erkliis, H. F. cor Wash aiiil liattcry 'KItLKY, D.W.. 133 Kearny 'ilthioa, C. L. 24 Kxclittnitc lliilMIng I'lKIWON, w.M. (SCO adv. imROIID.IlO .InekHiiii I'lxley F. M. 28 Exchanuc Hullillng att, (*. m Mcrclmnt Miiiikeit, W. A. IMA Clay '"Dor, Nathan, »20 WaHhlnRti.ti rait, JainpH, N W ,.„r Mont ami Wash I'ralt.O. C. tJlly Hnll nnXflLE, E. J. !> Court Illock I I'KOVISE.s, It. K. 3H Exchani?c BiIr | I'nrccll, J.,1.614 .Merchant 1 (>Hlnt, I.caniler, H14 Jlontsioniery | Itansom, L. cor .Mont anil Jackson liaphall, J. M.(il4 Merchant i Ueanloii. T. II. t)04 .Alcrcliant 1 HEDMAN.Ii. A.eor.Montanil Jiickson IIKVNOI.D.S. J. NW cor -MontKoniciy . ami Washlii);toii I UEYNOI.K.s. 8. F. XW cor MontKom- cry anil Wiishlnuton KIIODES. W. H. 40S California KIce, J.UO.IClay Itlx, A. II Court Block Itlx.H. 4l7Itnsh Itohiiison, Toil, (i:il) Clay KiiCem, Ilaiilel. 004 Merchant llocers, R. C. Ii04 M|.rcli;iiit llowlcy, C. .M. HIH .Merciiant ICoHley, |{. (1. HIH .Merchant ItYAN', It. F. ;tt Exchange ItulhllntI .HAITEIiI.EE, J. 41 .Moiit|.'i.inerv Block Saiinilers. J. II. cor Mont anil Cal Sawver, C. 11. .MO Jackson Sawver. K. 1). Cltv Hall Sawyer. W. 1). (i2.^ .Merchant .Searlc. A. C. 72M .Monlk'onierv .Scawcll, J. M. 10 Montnoinerv Block .>»IIAFrEI{,J. Mi.JI. II Mont' Block SIIAFTEII, o. I,. II M.int Block Kharp, (1. F. .^2!l Clav Alii'. .><(tl. sll. .• A. (i3KClav \V. H. .l^ilClay" .>. 430,laeksoii Stehl.lns, J. C. K03 .MontKoinery .'.'livenson, J. I). Iil4 .Merchant STOW, W. W. .113 Jackson Strother, F. F. 47 Tlilril Sullivan, It. T. 1 Merchants' Ex Tlils Snthcrlanil, F. E. 4« Exchange BiIk Swe/.ey, S. I. C. 302 Montgomeiy Swin. .1. I.'. liiS .Merchant TAYI.olt, E. W. .'133 Ki-aniv Taylor, J. M. 630 Clay Tevis, Joshua, H Court Block TEVIS, I,. 3 Conrt Block Thayer, A. E..'i32 .Merchant rhoinpson, K. .\. till .Merchant ThiMiic, I. N. s:Vi Clay Thoriiton, ,1. It. NW cor Montgomery anil Wasliln;:ton Tlhhev, H. S. 1)04 .MonlKomerv Tll.HEN, II. J. (see ailv. pa«c clll) cor Sacramento an 1 Keariiv TOBIN, K. cor .Mont anil Jackson Tonuikliis, E. 020 .Merchant Toinjikins, W. C. (i20 Xlerchaiit I Tom jiklns, W. H. 24 Exchange llnllillni; Townscnil. J. II. NW cor Montgomery anil Jackson Trciulwell, J. 1>. .12K Clay Turner, (■. IKW Clav Tyler, (1. W. ti:i« (lav I'liilenvooil, W. I,. 302 Aloiitiioincry Van .Vrman, J. cor Washington anil Breiiliam I'lace Van Dyke, W. Klli Clay Van Viioiliies, W. 434 .lackson VEIIUENAI,, 1). F. ti Court Block VEKHENAL, J. .M. ti Court Block Waile, .1. W. (m Montiji.mcrv Witdc, John. .537 WashliiKtoii WALLACE, W. T. 513 Jackson Waller, (J. C. (iOt) .Merchanl Waulwell, C. o. NW cor Montgomery anil .Mei'cliant Washlntjt It. F. .535 Waslilniiton Washinifloii, U. B. 30 Exehan>;e Bilu Watennan, F. II. !l .Mont Block Wilier, C. L. 217 .Montumnpr;- Wells, V. H. NE cor .51ont anil Cal Wheaton, M. A. 44 Exehanifc Itilg Whcaton, W. K. City Hall Wlieelor, A. 34 Montaoinery Block Wheeler, E, 1). cor Mont anil Jackson Whilcomh, \.V. cor Wash ami Kearny Whltlnic. W. I>. C. 3 ExchaiiKc ItnlhliiiK Whitman, C. S. 10 .Mont joinery Block 5Vhltnev, (I. E. 410 .MontKoinerv WIkkIiis, W. W. 4(W .MontKoinery WlKht, (ieo J. 047 Merchant Wllklns, Hciiry, cor .Mont and Jackson AVIlllanis, A. ,53.5 CInv Wlllliims.J H. 1010 .Stockton Williams, J. J. NW cor Montgomery and Wasliln)!ton Wilson, J). M. 2 .MontKomery Block Wilson, James, 605 Clay Wilson, John, «37 WnshlnKton WILSON, S. M. 2 MontKomerv Block WINANS, J. W. 004 Merchant Wise. T. K. 037 Wasliliiiiton WITTKAM, C. 3!l .Montgomery Block WITTKA.M, F. 3!( Montt!onierv Block Woodson, J. A. 625 Mcrclmnt Wrlu'ht, S. ,S. cor Montgomery and Jackson Yale, (1. Merchants' Ex. Building, Bat- tery ZABKlSKIE.J. C. 52RClav ZABUISKIE, W. M. H47 Merchant Auctioneers. [• Keal Estate] ALPHK'H, MEHKILL & CO. (sec adv. page Ixxlx) 201 CHlU'ornla Badger, J. It. A Co. 312 Moiitgomerv BLACK, W. W. (sec adv. page Ixxxvll) -NW cor I'acltle and Ohio Chase .V llowlcy, «05 .Montgomery Clark, H. 025 Market •Cohh,^: Slnton,4ii7 Cnllfornia •Dole, .Maurice i '■ r i { ^" ■]] I % i 1 iiiiil. ! A. BOMAIT d! Co.! Ban Franoisoo. Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Books. NO?.Tn AUSBIOA IiIFB ZNSITBAlfCB OO. Folioies gtuiranceed by fitate ot New York 388 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOR f IliiraganI, 0. (Union) ISI8 Stockton UurkTiiinIt, V. (Union) VM Tauitlr C'liIlt'ornlH Acrutcd itrrud Co. FoIhohi noiir Tviith Cameron, Janirx, 509 1'hlril Cai'RtTe, l>. & Co. ilbtltiin) 1309 Dupont Carroll, Jolin C. (Kurcku) 6 JcHHle ClIAUliOl'KNK, J. (Blilp-bruiul) Ml Jackaon CHADHOrnXE, T. J. * CO. (Eclipse) UU Dupont Clininbers, Cliaa, 1332 rnelflc Close, Harriet A. 1018 Stockton Colin, Isiuic (Colm'a) 804 Oreenwlch Collet llroA, Itii Stockton Deeth & StJirr (sliip-lireiul) 203 Sac UcIIwIk, 'liicoilorc, cor MlMnlon and Kourth DeinpNcy, Patrick, 127 Konrtli Dcwwell. Joscnii. H'JT Itroailwav DON.NKLLV, JAMKS, 109 Sanson! ])oml,l>lillo,2,V> First Druttcll, K. 11. HOI liu.sh Elder, . I ohn,2;i0 First Ellin, IteorKC, 2b Second En^laiKlcr, llennlne, 16 Fourtli riizpatrl<-k,.li.lin, 100 Sixth Hall,(i.S.>tCo.(NcwYork)626Kcarnv Ilarlniann, II. 222 Dupont IlennnelberK. Henry, 114 Tlilnl Ile88ler, William, 715 I'acinc Hill, U(diert, 11120 Dupont Ilorr, Wm. * .Sim (cracker) 719 Battery .lacKcr, II. & Co. 120 'I'liliil Keiincd.v, HuKh, 75 Stevenson KobickckMysell, Sixteenth, bet Uiier- reru and Dolores Leveque,Jo80pli,corFounh and Jessie Lindeinann, F. L. WM Folsom MALATESIA, L. 427 I'acltlc, and 1313 Dupont Mailles, ,lohn, cor Dupont and Union MclA. itt, James, 108 First Melifhan, .Mrs. It. A. 148 Fourth Messner, Louis, 433 I'lurltlc Allller, M. .1. cor Tlilnl and Clementina Monnler, DeorKe, 77i> Folsom MCHOLS & CO. (shlp-breml) 819 .San- Nom O'Connor, .John, 45 Stevenson O'Ueiian, i'. Folsom near Seventh raiek, A. 234 Sutter I'oehlman, Wni. 1114 Second Powers, Clias. H. cor Deary and Jones Seheinliaiill, II. 2-2l> I'aclflc S(!linelder, Jacob, 14.'14 Stockton Sehrolh, C. ib L. 230 Kearny Seliwerin, .\nKUst, 1129 Dupont Seiebl, tiaspard, 1233 Stockton Sterl'alter, S. 1019 I'acltlc stoliliim W, M. 110 Duponl! Swain ii Itrown.ttINi Market Swain, It. K. .b Co. 5 Kearny, ami 140 .Second Yaeiter, Henrv, 120 Third, aninlnK A Co. 428 Calirornln I'A KKi ITT A CO. N W cor Mont«onicr)- and Sacramento IHTTEH, L. E. A <;o. «ft8S.iiramen(o HATIIEK A (V). cor MonlKomery and ronimerelal SIME,J0HN A CO. JiW cor Montgom- ery and Clay Tallant A Co. 3'2l Halteo' Walker, James D. Hank of British Co- lumbia, oor ('alll'oriila and Sansoni WELLS, FAIMK) A CO. (secadv. ii.lx) cor SlontKomery and Calit'omla i Banks. BANK OF HKlTISIICOU:MBIA,cor ( 'alll'oriila and Sanson. BANK or BltlTISH NOHT!: AMEP.-. I(; alsoFuml- I turc, Etc.] Emanuel, L. A ('o. 11 Beale, FIELD, CHAKLES A CO. (sco uilv, paue .xxxvlli 407 Mission Miller, John, 309 Market TUCKEK .MANUrACTUKINO CO. (iron bedsteiulH) 115 Court street, Boston, and ,59 John street. New York (see adv. pilKC cxvllj Bell Founders. (see adv. p. Isxxv) ( AliltATT, W. T. 507 Market Bell Hangers. [Sec also Brass Founders; also Lock- smiths.] Crowe, T. 6.59 Mission Markt A Flelsbel, 18 Post Marweilel A i^tto, 335 Bush Sullivan, D. J. 719 Market Sihnoor. C. 1306 Stockton Schneider A BrownliiK, 6.51 Wash WILL A FINCK (see adv. page ci) 613 Jackson Bellows. Manufaclurers, [Sec also Machinists, Etc.] MANDEVILLE, E. (secadv. p. xcvlii 216 .Mission 'rhoiiias, C. W. 24 Oullfornla Van Ness, C. 30 California Belting. [See Hose and Belting.] Bill Fosters. Bradford, (ieorge, cor Clay and San>om i 0| Way ami Keyt, ,535 Merchant Billiard Balls and Cues. Kapi 621 in s, Schneider, Montgomery .MoiilKomerv Sand Bros. ,W fourth Sanilarlum Baths, foot Powell SWIMSIINti BATH Cf>. (secadv. page cvlll) cor Powell and Filbert Swimming Baths, Third, iir So I'ark Trautner, Charles, 624 Washlngion Xcllc, F. Uusslun,5l7 Pueittc Bedding. Manu/aeturfrs. Banks, William (comforter) 400 Sac Laeicnians, F. 607 Jackson Beds and Bedding. [•Importers. See also Furniture; also Mattress .Makers.] ('LAKK,H.b-'25 Market •(M)LE,N. P. A CO. (see adv. page Ixlli 312 I'lne Fiilir, C. A. 626 Market (IOOl>WIN A CO. 528 Washington and 649 Market IIOKSTMANN, H. A Co. (see adv. pag< cxxx\ll) 641) Wash and 638 Market Llovd, It. K. A Co. 7'27 Market PElKCE, J. (see iidv. p. Ill) 417 Cal Kaddv, r. 7:15 Washlngion SCILVFEU, j. F. a II. II. (manul^eiur- vrs) 504 and 506 Sansom (see adv. pagelxl) •SCHKEIBKIl, J. 121 Sansom Shiiber, J. A. A Co. 707 .Market Sliabrr, J. F. 6'26 .Market Unilcrhlll, (I. E.6:!4 Market I DOEUCEU, C. ,539 Saerameiilo I I IIUtillES, M. E. (see adv. page Ix) 7,111 ' ' Moiilgonierv .M E V El{. J. (). )l. 228 .Montgouierv M'AIIK1.U, tlEoUOEF. SE cor Wa.'.li- ingtoii and Montgoiiicry Strulile, J. A Co. .'iSi Sainimentu { I Billiard Saloons. [See also Liquors.] Brown, A. II. XM Monlgoniery i Croyiulc, A. 713 Pacific Daiiiiaiii, W. cur Kearny .ind Piioific nirh A .Merritt, Eureka, 314 Mont l.cHis, ilscar, Cosniopoll' n lintel MAIM IN,L. eor Siockt. iidjucliwii PAItKEIl,(i. F. Bank Ex.hHiigr, citi .Monigi iiicrv and Washlngion Williams A (luthrie, 4'29 .MonlgoiniTv i ( Billiard Table Manufacturen. Clecs, P. 5I5,laekson Eibarl, II. M2I .Montgomery liriillES, .M. E. (see adv. paKalx)73t' .Monlgonierv LIESE.N Fl.LD, PETEIl (see adv. [iiiKi Ixx.\v|)«l2 Italtery Stialile, Jacob, 539 Sacramento Birds and Cages. j Leoiiold, lleiirj-, 519 Kearny , S W EETSEIt, A. J. 324 Bu^ll j Bitters. j [See also Wines, Etc.] 1 FENKIIAI'SEN, A. (sec adv. p.lviiil 80)1 .Monigomer}- | HOSIETTEU, S.MVriI A DEAS, iOlJ Buttery JACOBS, N. B. A CO. 423 Front !l KELLEK, M. cor Wash aiid liiiltiry Mi:MILL.\N A KESIEIt,714 Freiil .MEKCADO A HEULLY, 506 Jaikion Tillman, C. m Eighth Blacksmiths. Arfonl, John B. 214 Post Bourgeois, A. 630 Broadway llraiinan, P. 27 Webb Burns, Patrick, 670 Misslim CarlNii, Wiiliani, 701 Broadway Costigan. John, 404 Jackson I Cr.ilg A Aye cs, Eighth, nr Bryint I Crowley, Ulciiani.ios Jaeksoii II Cuiinliigiiuin, Z. II. A Co. ,581 MarM I llutciiliisiiii, ('. I ''""'Kit, E. .liM Wyniau, (i. D. Insure la the best lK>oal Company, " THil FAOITIO." J-. Y'. A. KOHXiBB'S Musio and Finno 'Warerooms, 434 Bansom Street, Bon Franoisoo. turert. 1 ■ \»o Funil- J 8 1 (SCO udv. 1 « 1 UNO CO. 9 urt street. J iri'iit, New , j V. p. I.txxv) i V II also I.ncX- * t i !)»(<« cl) 613 cturtTS. i t c 1 1 i . Ktc] J nlv. p. XOVlii ■ • Is lia 1 i Itlng.] J 1 V nn«l Siii^om ! ! i«nl S ft td Cues. 1 j Hf! iientii 1 ] 1 nlKmmry , ; 1 SK cnr \V;i.* ' j cry ' lUiii'nto 1 ^^Hwt )on8. ors.] f^Mr )niiry and I'iWiflc , ;I14 Mimt • M ll,.tcl n(lJui;k«iii; b.A.liiuiKP, m .MuiilKiiliii'ry i 1 kufaotoren. 1 I'v. paBoUJWi Ustr Wlv. Ii'W W& iinu'nto m^ ageB. mm iriiy m », Ktc] I'C ailv. p.l'li'' & Dl-.AS, 401 |2;i I'roiit 1 mill Hiitti ,K,114Kr<' r.WtiJa'k It Bun ^Bg SAN FRANCISCO. BLACKSMITHS — BOOTS AND SHOES. 389 Doninn, Thonm«, 3 Powell Dcimu, Jamc ., M HuhU Ihivlc, M. A »-'<>• (Wtl Market Diriiiiluiin & O'Deii, iVi Jlarkot llupul it Co. S'iH Hniailway KnillHli. •'■ A. 203 Sansom Kvaiis, r Hattery ami Ilu4i llcrzoti, Christen, 70.') llrotulway Ilciiiri', .11. H. Potrero Xvi: nt lirlilai' .Uiiics, K.iit.''iii', 4|:iTlilril Ki'Mv,.!. W. Han Itruno Hoail Ki'iiiiodv ik .MnHov.Sttt lloHanl Ki'IIU»t1I..J. It. Slatkftneiir Krcniont Kill)urn .t ('"vle, llOti Unwaiil Klii)f..I. M. 'llssliin Mc.'ii- SIxti'iMitli KlH.SCIl, 5l.it <;<». 424 Pailllr KliipiuMvicli, .T. S. Minslon nr Nlnlli Knii.'lit, <1. •'.' <'*K, .l>>llN,.')(i7 Pailllc MAS(!KI)T, C. isee ailv. pajje elli) i nr .ni and .lacksmi MiM'liirc k l.ibortv, "13 Mission .MiKilii ran. Wni. ('. eor Fitili and Na- liinia Mrl.iii;.'lilin it Kciml, I'il Itnsli \ji' liriian Itrus. 3!) ('onnnircial Miliir, V. W. 713 Kolsoni Mi«t'iil .t Cooper, HIO Market .Mnlinly Calll'urnia Mitehell, T. V.V. Driiinm ! Block Letter Makers. I Iliitihliisim, ('. .tr W. 3(i(i Pine 'roWK.K, K. 30 Callloniia Wyiiian, . 3iO C'alil'oniia Boarding Houses. Aiiilerson, .lohii, Urniniu tietweeii Pi-! ollle and Jiuksoii lloviie 'I'hoinas.'iil Kast llrli'l,.laeoli, Kl Donulo and Polivio a> CiliTWell, ,1. I). Mil, eoriurSeeond and .Minna Cimllvlola. (i..•tO!llll•ll;ld^^!lV l'^l■i(.'llloll, .Marv .Mrs. 'iW Mission friiCTii, K. .'Ml Misslcin i I Ciiiwley, Tlmotliv, l>(i Paiille I Ciiaiidler. Thomas, llti Pinlde DKI.AIIANl'Y, .M.HtUI Mission I DOKSKY, (1. It. 7 Itivimlwav '\ l>iivh\ v.. li. 308 Heal.' Kalkenlierit, Henry, 104 Jessie Kisher, P. 777 Market KIIZKorald, John, Clarke hetween Da- vis .111(1 Knmt Furlimii;, Andrew, 9 llroadway Handy, A. K. Mrs.'^BS'lhlnl Jiilanl, M. Ill WashlnKlon .Irehwlnd, R. Valenela near Corhett JOHNSON, A. cor. Sai' and Driimin Jar I'aelde Selineder. John eor (ireen and Hattery Sitliiiiiiaeher, Jidiii 217 Post Shea, l{oherl64S .Mission Sliialian, Mcu-ris.U .Minna Slirieder, .1. ly. 7 Washiniilon S.mpion. (I. .Mrs. 13PlliianiO'n Sl.itiaj,'e, Liielnda .Mis. '217 Third Sntninerville. Wllllain IKi Steivait llioiiipsiin, William Hi Piuill.; Topy, James \h> Slewart 'Iraver, .\liliy ('. .Mrs. corner and Niitoioa Tiiekcr. Jcdin H40 Market 'I'lirk, James U.'i.lneksoii Vansian. Thomas .V.'4 .Mission While, Wllil.im,;i2Stew,iri Boat Builders. See also Shlpwrli;lils; lilso Ship nnild- ers.l Kiierden, J. It. eor Spear and -Mission (iiliiiMii. J. '20 Coinmereial (irittlii A- Cooper, I'lark mar Davis Tiiriier, Palriek, P(>tr> ro Point Vice, Thomas, foot -MoniKomery Boiler Makers. UtMiril. 11. J. .V ('(>.• rnlon l'"ouiidiy, eor Klist and MIsdoii CAMKItDX. D. (seeadv, panel Iv) eor Mission and Kreiuont coi-h T.V .t KISDO.S, cor .Market and Itiish IiiiiiM .V McDonald. iiriKon near Front (iilDDAHI) A- ('(». Pacillc Fonn.iry (s,.|. adv. piitfe liWi 127 First HINCKLF.Y A CO. Fnlliin Foundry (see adv. pairi' dxll 47 First llowlaiiil, .\iiuell A Kinn, Miners', '247 First .Moyiiihaii ,k Altkeii, Portland, 311 Mis- sion PAl.MKlt, KNn.\ ,k CO.. (iolden State (see ailv. pane cxlvll) l't-2.') First .ST1:I:N. F.. T. Njvelly Works, lO.'i Fri'inont VC l.CA M HON WOHKS C< >. (so.' adv. page cxiix) cor Fli'st and Natuina Bone Factories. Ohlaiidt A- Co. Sew Potrero Bonnet Bleachers. I liuiton..!. 1317Sioekton Calilornhi Straw Works, 4') Thiiil Pacillc Shaw Works Co. 3-25 Itnsh Bonnet Frames. Manufnrturer. 1 Sorliier, Louise Mine. 4lit> Keaniy Bonnets and Straw Qoods. ': [Sie.Mllllmiy, etc.] Bookbinders. Aiitiof. Itosc.V It.ihis, ,'>20 Saiisoine Pall. D. II. 424 Itallery llAKil.lNO A KIMDALL (see ndv. hack I .Vtt Clav llANCltitFI', H.'H. A- CI), (see wlv. piiL'e cxxxlviHOil Moiitirmiicry ItAT.'IMAX, II. C. '202 Kearny I llOStil'I, K. .V Ct). (see a.lv. page 111 to,W8)S17Clav and .'il4 Commercial Curtis, A. J. !-, 'III Miss .MOSSE A SOS.USS K-arny NIcol. W. stand cor Clav aiid Mont OBF.ItOll, J. A. 717 Market PACIFIC PIBLISHING COMPANY, liil.l Mon'.gomerv PAYOT, HENRY (foreign) 640 Wa.sh Pike, Thomas, shiiiil SE corner Com- mercial and Liidesdortr Pills, A. W. 40S Thlnl Pries, R. F. 7.10 Washington •ROMAS. A. A CO. (see lulv. p;>ge8 111 to ,16s and .131 1 419 Miintgomery ' Ryan, P. S. ,14 Fourth Schlliike. J. E. 35 Second sIkvIU, M. Mrs. 416 Folsom •STRAl'MAS, JOIIS isec .ulv. page clxv .106 Washington •sn.Ll VAN, J. W. 609 Sansom TRKiCS, J. stand 611 Davis •TYLER BItOS. (seeadv. page xxxvl) 632 Wasli and 6 H Market WHITE A BAIEK, 413 Washington WHITNEY, S. M .Montgomery Block Boot and Shoe Findings. [See Shoe Findings.] Boots and Shoes. Importert and Jobbers. P..inm. J. A Bill. 323 California BENKEIM', OEO. V. (agent) 218 Cal Callsher, M. A Bro. 517 .Sacramento CLAFI.IS A. A CO. 406 Front DEEUINO, J. II. 419 Clav Einstein Bros. '207 and '209 Battery. Ilecht Bros. 21,1 Battery Price, L. 133 Mimlgomcry Rosensloek A- Price, 210 and 212 Battery TihUI, John, corner San and lluUcck A. BOM AN ft Co., Ban Franoisoo. Qeueral Agenta for Bubaoription Books. SB 1 5 Ml •! V\ S"!,'H ■i f. Hi!' i I ■ \ if- i , : ■» I ' !> m \ m V. I NOBTH AMBBICA lilFB INBUBANOB CO. For valuable information turn Ut page 161. IvV 390 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS PIRECTORY, Boots and Shoes. Imiiorters and^ Wlioltmlt. I IlKNKKliT, (iEO. i\ 218 Callf.iriilii t I'iilisluT. M. .t llrii S17 Suc-raiiU'iito CI.AKI.IN, A. .k DO. 40. (sec adv. \»\vv Ixxvll) Vfill ('alll'nriilii Kn])laii. II. iV Itrci. A21 Sacraiiii'iito .Mvtr, (». 414 .SaiTamc'iilu rrntl. W. I'. (HL'i'nll alH Calltnnila UOHKIITS, Mc^NISII li CO. 'ilHCal S(>llK'i'M('h. V. A. '214 Calllnriila Tinill. ('. .V r. II. 4Iil C'lav WiHHl, S. A. 212 Calininiia Boots and Shoes. Makers and He/iairem , Ahri'ams. Jnnai, Kant iir Sacrainoiito -VdliT A- Sli'Ui. Gl!> Mission AIM. Clirlstoiiher. H(W Vallcio Allen. John 7''M I'aillN^ Alscnz, .1. 1'ornci' Wash and Virginia Arrivcis, .IdlmTliH racllic Axt. I,. (!40 Hriiailwav Itamll. .Vhraliani lit! KIrsI llarrv ,V: l.ovcll. 112 I,i idcsdorfT ; IWiiinian >\i l'hilll|is. 204 Cunnnrrcial i l<:.i.si'li,.la<'oli 4111 Sixth Kirkrr, KiTdlnaml IMH California i niTlrand, .1. H. fliH I'acllli; I lllani', Stewart. Tdfl racllle ! Uluihcr, .1. C. l.')«4 Stockton ! Krai'k, Oswald lor Itnsh and Franklin ! Itrandt. I.onis 1144 I'liiril ! Hrav. .Miiharl, 212 Fourth i Itrodirkk, David 2.V2 Stewart Itiililer. J(din F. .V2<).Iat'kson j Cahaian..lidin2«>:n'hird Camiiheil. A. I). ta)7 .Market I Cardlir. M. eor Kr.vant and Hitch ; Carlson. O. A. cor.sac and Drninin i Carndl, Mkliaid. t>4« Commercial | Catiin. Tlios. Sixteenlli, but First iiv.; anil Valencia i Clarv, Patrick :iU4 I'iiio Col<'man. It. 21.5Seconil Coriior, <'. W. 2ti Foiirlh Covle. Henry, ILW Third Deiiet. I(. 2 I>rnm I lli'iils'he. .lacoli4U4 Itnfili I Devcto, l>. 1:13:1 Dnpoiil DoiKdioe. Owen H2H .Merchant | DrNNK. I'. F. (seeiMlv. |>aui^ cli.x) SItii Hatlery Feenev, Joseiih, il4M Ilowanl Feiiiicimii-, 11. M Fourth Fernbach. tloseph, 2 Salter | FInan, H. Til Fidsom | Flyiin, James, i', Second • Fllehael.2IHI Davis (iross, A.-Vl.i radtir Cijerln. Michiud, Mf, llatlrry (IiitV, Dennis, cor Itrannanand Seventh llaifertv, J. S. 41H Hush llanna. William. Hush nrltalterv llarkliis, .M. IIX Fourth llarv.v, Patrick. KKW llallerv llealy; Thomas, 64« Mission " llelmer, John, t>27 Itroadwuy llenr,\', II. San , lose itoad Ilirs(diinaiiii, J. K7I Ilowanl llobsiiii. .\lirahani. Wash o|i Chnrch Ilotnnan, Frank, 7:I7 ^MLssion Holes, John, Hl.'i I'acitlc Iluth, Charles, .5114 (ireen Isaacs, IlarrlH, m Stevi'tisiin Jolinson, K. Kast bet Clay anil Com i Jolinson, J. eor Fourth and Slevensoili Johnson, J. 40 Sutler i Johnson, William. .lIKi Tlilnl Kaunnanii, Adam, 10(l.t .lack.soii I Keeiian, I*. First nr .Mission 1 Kehoe, I'eter. 2;iH TliinI Kellv, if. I*. 2HSansom Keilv, I-. ;r23 liusli Klein, IlenJ. N02 Clay Koejiie ItroH. Ii22 Wasliington Kommer, Knianiiel, till Mission Kramer, Fred. 578 Howard and 157! Second I Kramer, Ilenrv, 20(> Cotnuierclal KriicKcr, Charles, 444 Third Lake, Henry, ,t04 .Market Lando Jt Mvers, ii24 .Market l.enzeii, J. J. 214 Sutler Leonhardt, Ciiaries, 125 Hush l,ll>, Anton, 759 Clay IJniieiit'elt. Jiise|ih, Mi Ilranimn l.ot'ius, John, 225 I'aciflc l.owbock, William. First Llleke, II. K4H WasllillKton I.uileman, II. I>2M Front Mackel.Jolin. 514 Mission Maizuire, Kdwaiil, 25H Stewart Marshall, Ab'x. 220 First .Martin, Thomas, llliH fiu'ltlc Mason, Jolin, 5 Second McCarthy, Mortimer, 240 Finii .McCartliv, I'atrick, 227 Jackson .McCartliv. Patrick, 85 Sleveiisoii .McCoweii. i;. 22:1 Paelllc McKlrov, W. li. ;);w Itnsh .Melners, Hiidoliili, 4IHi Market Melili.rt, A. F. W. .')02 .Mission Mesliaw. Joliii, ,5:i!l Calit'ornia Mever, Charles, llll l>n|)i>nt ^liller, William It. 4i;i Kast .dil/.ner, M. 1122 Kearny .Moebiis, Freilerick, 6 llroadwav .Morrisev, William, 220 Jackson .Mnr|)hv, Cornelius T. 842 .Market .Mnriihy, Dennis, 1,58 First .MiM'idiv, Joliti, ll.VI Folsom Nawel, .1. 108 Kearnv Nolde, J. Kl:i Washing-ton O'ltrien. James. 108 Paelllc o-Coniieil, William, 152 First o-Nelll, Alexander, Ii8:i .Market O'Toole, Jaines, cor Davis and lidway Oberniayer, Frank, 8l!l Jackson '•Inn. FVederlck, lIKI Sansom Palil. Ilichard, 77 Fourth Palmer, Charles, H2:i Ilowanl Pardenin, K. 804 Wasliiniflon Parker. K. W. 414 Tliird Perry, II. 2;iS Sevond Peterl, .lolin, 5 Snminer Plout', Felix, 1205 Du|)ont ItcKuni, C. II. ;iOi) Sixth Ueiibidd, .M. :ia Second KIce, Abraham. 151 Fonrlh "ilk, (leoiKc, 121 Paelllc ■ .Ider, Henry, Fol.som nr Ileale Kis:iasa, K.H92 Dn|iont Itoelhel, K. 28 Kearnv Koth. Jidin, :i20 Pnciflc Kowi', c. I.. 215 .Saiisoin Hyaii, D. I.. 70:| Connnerclal K'van. Thomas, ,'|;|» Itiisli Scliarinann, (i. 1.102 Powell .Schneider, N. HOli Paelllc Schroder, It. .540 Mission SclinerK, O. KI4 First Scliiiltz, John, t).'!:! Mission Scliult/., W. 10» Leidesdortr Shankev, William, 008 I'lilon Sliettler, Ilenrv. .5;W .Menliant Siiniison. A. 422 Third Smilh, Cornelius I(. 125 Jackson ,S|>ana»iel. (ieoriie, .50(i Clav Staib, Conrad. ii:i2 Folsom Stein. Ilenrv, 704 Paciflc SWAIN, JAMKS II. lanatomloal) 208 Itnsh Talbot. It. «'. 4(Hi Folsom Toipey. .Michael, 2IW First Tracy", James, eor Harrison and Dora Trantvetter, .V. 225 Fourth Verdln, A. cor Alont and Jackson Walker, (leo. W. t>40 .Merchant Walsh, Jerome, lOIW Folsoiu Wandire., H. 418 Du|)oiil Wel)bcr, Frederick, 807 i'lay Weber, (i. MO Cominerclal Winner, Joseph. Il0;t Stockton Wirner, Jacoli, Merchant nr Kearny Werlh, William, I2» Paciflc Whelan, Denis, 17 Fourth While, Thomas, 17 Paciflc Wie«els, William, 847 Clay Wiliey, :i27Saeranii'Mtn Wi:NTWOKTII,HOItAIIT A CO. (sil. adv. i>aue ixxvll 1 210 Pine Wolf it Co. Folsom bet lOlKlileentli ami Mneleenth Boots and Shoes, neinii. Itallano. .\ndrew, 1345 Dii|ioiit Itioeli, William, l022Dii|ioiit Itroderick, T. J. 20B Mimliionierv Itl'itKK, W. F. (see adv. pa.-e Ixxviili cor Montuomerv and I'ine <'astle.fc (lorley. 723 Moiitnoiniry Cohn, Jacoli, Ul5 Paciflc Diez, Jidin, ir.'liDupont Dii|ionl, J. II. 822 W'asliinirlon Flirhart ii llennner. 431 Ke.irnv Felilielmer, It. 207 Fourlli OKIIt A- MDOUFK, 15 Third (ioldinann .V .\diller, ;130 Kearnv (iueriii, M. 315 Itatlery Oiindlach, M. 122 Kearny HAAS, S. ii CM. 223 .Mont|,'oinory llanser. David, 2:I7 Kearnv llelev, D. A. 818 Market Hess", Jaeoii, 740 .Market Hinders ,V Kast, :i:t2 Kearnv Hlrscli .V Marks, ,50 Sei d lloerlkorn, ('has. .528 Kearny Hidcnnibe A Kast, cor Wash'inKlonaml Kearnv HiiKhes, J. li. cor Mont and Sutter ,lose|ili, C. 804 Kiarny Kiieiili; Itros. H22 Washlliulon Kocper, Frederick, 1815 Powell Kohler .t Maier, 8:)0 Kearny Koliler Itros. ,525 Kearnv Kohler, II. .V Co. ,532 Commercial Lisnian, Isi'ae, 102 Second I, Hole. 1:. 428 Kearny I.ando ,V .Mvers. H24 Market l.aiidy, Jolin, II!) Fourth heiser, .loiin \. I'227 Dnpont Lester, Charles, 18 Stewart Levy, Adolph, lit Second l.evy, 1'. 4'22 Commercial Kiddman ,V tialint,'er, KIT Market l.owensteln. Isaac, 1208 Sloekloii Miuiss, II. F. A- Co. 130 Kearny .MaKiies. .\. K and 115 Second Marks. S. 1412 Stockton .Marten, John, 410 Kast .Moiinin Itros. 820 Kearny Nnxel, J. 108 Kearny .N'ewdorlTer. Ilenrv, .524 Commercl.tl NKWIIAIJ, A- IlltODKS, 722 Mont Newman, It. .530 Kearny PrcM'ott X Israel, cor Kearny ami I'iiu' Price, I,. 133 MonlKoini'rv Keck, Henry, 1.54 Stewart |{e|ieiin, F. KJO Coinnierclal Ullev, J. F. 2.52Thlnl .1 liohmann, S. F. l.5t>Thlril gl Uosenblum. J.2ftThlnl «| Uoseiitlial A- Itro. 340 Kearnv Kosenlhal, M. A- Co. 40« Commercial Kosen7.wei)(, Philip, 102!) l>ii|iiiiil liothschild, Henry, 112 Tlilrii Itnwane, (ieorife P. 1.5:1 Third Sallnirer, W. .VI4 Commercial Schade, Jolin, 10 Sansom .Si'liwerdt, P. 708 .Market and II (Iciirv Sliverslon, Harris, li;i8Duiiont ., Strai'han, •lames, 1104 Stockton 01 Strauss, Moses, 13 Fourth Ql Strebost, William, 23 ThInI Veiteli, Perrv, 2»iOTIii d Walsh, Micliael, 211 'aciHc Werlln, J. (i. cor Kearny and Jackson Werz, John. 712 Market , White, Mathew, ,5:10 ConiineiTial 1 1 Zacliarlun, Henry, 7:iO Market Bottle Dealars. rsee also Junk Dealers.] Cerenl, F. '.W Davis Contle, .M. A. Jasper nr Filliert Joseph, Frank. John's Alley Kane, J. Ciunnierclal nr Druimn Miller A llro. ti.55 .Mission Keardon, J, ,M. 2008 Powell YetcH, J, cor Howard and Hubhanl Bowling Alleys. Ilniiner, Chas. Valencia nr Sixteenlli Uoetz, I,. :i35PlMC Ilayden, K, U, Oecldcntnl Market lluelilcr, N. ( .Alliiilleholl', ( I'alni, Kdwai ,8liulz. Chart .Siicldcr .k lb The Directory of the FAOIFIO ia composed of the beat business men of Oalifomia. liU'clilh 1111(1 iiii.l 11 (ioiiry ▲. KOHUDB, San Vranoiaoot Acent for Uhiokerins ft Bon'a Fiamos. SAN FRANCISCO. BOWLING ALLEYS — BROKERS, 391 lldoliliT, N. ti-'T I'acinc jll,lillcli»n, (I. cniMlrnvcnml LaKUim i'lilm, Kclwtircl. 403 I'lno SImlz, <'li!irlc», W7 1'iielflc Siic'kUT tV Iliirstiiinii, tin I'luMi: Box Makers- Cigars. Korbol. A. 'id Krcniiiiil I Wiililsti'iii. A. I'c Co. W" MlHsUin I I Box Makers. Jrwelry. I lircldiiisl'l". I,. »iftO WimlihiKtiiii I I I j Box Makers. Packing. I Kilims, .lOIIN S. :«K) Maikia ' ; llOltllS, (;il,.Mt>KK. * Ctl. (sec aJv. I I Hire in -iU Jlarki't I 1 i.'oril.LAT, L. cor Jlarlul ami r Makers. Paper. iir Citlllornla ami Krariiy . I i.c ml, 4(W Sai'raiiK'iito : Wuizii. *'• 4U SacriiiiH'iili) Box Makers. Specie. I IIonni'«»v, I'clir, MO Krimt ' Kill', K. 'l.flilisiliirir, nr Californlii Box Makers. Tin. I [.>. S. .Wft , Ixv) ajl Kront Brass Founders. Fini.ilirrs. [Sec al»(i ('(ippcrsinltlis.] ' lloolli, II. .1. it Cii. I'nliin ciir First anil Mlstliin Diiiir/.i'nskv A Smith. 417 Sllssinn (iALI-Alilli:i{ A' \VKi;i>(scc ailv. puuc Ixxxvil) lih First i GAIiltAlT. W. T. (see adv. pa)»c lx.\xv) m .Market ; I ' (;rwiilieii; .k .Mnorc. 43 First I j Sraitli, 0. i:. A I'D. 417 Mission I ; I I Bread Manufacturers. , I Brick Manufacturers. AOA.M.S. S. (Arc liriek) (SCO ndv. page xcll) corner Market and .Main IIONNKT, 11. .fc Co. Larkin nr Vallejo lliicklev,.linnesi^ llru. corner I'olk and Flllicrt Colli.v X Harkcr.lIinvnrdnrKiulitcontli anil .Market street wharf KAVIS A ('(IWKM, (Hit hrick) (sec adv. pliue ex) cor Front and Wash IKH.MF.S. II. T. (lire liriek) c.niier Market and First I.emore, .\. eiirner I'olk and I'nlon .Miirrcll, K. SIxleenlli near Dolores Nasjle, (leorisc I>. otHce 3»1 .Mont I'liier ti Itlce. Speiir near Harrison Scliroiler.t Lloyd, Ulneon ivlinrt' i Tvler, Charles .M. A t'o. Itcrry, liet Thlnl and Fourth | Wood A- I.cs/.lnskv, cor Fillmore and | I'rcsldio Koad | Bridge Builders. ! I IIALLIDIK, A. S. A VD.AVi Clay Brokers. Bullion. ! I Ilickox A' Spear, XF, cor Montpomerj'j and Sacramento 1 I Itichon, N. (ill Connnen-lal Sutro, 0. 427 .Moiil'„'onu'r)" j Brokers. General. ! Ulven. Rasey, .')II7 Calilorniii I KliixonM'. 1. (coal and Iron) lOMerch'ts I F.xehanp' Iliilldin),' ! llronnliton. N. I.. «it.') Montgomery i j lirown A- Kna|ip. 'iO Montpmnry 1 ! Ilnrllnc, W. cor Mont and Washlni-'ton IWu/oliiii. I>. 41.t.lacksi&) Ml)1ll^'ol^ery i . I>o\v, .1. (1. corner Front .t (lav Forlnnc, II. W. WW Mont«omery j (iladwin Itros. .ViH .MonlKomery , tlwin, .1, It. till" Washington lleallv. F.. I). i)i Itallery Holt.'/,. HIS Merchant ' Marina, I'.. •!. dc Sta. <;ii7 Clav I [Sec Itakcrs.] Brewers. Albrochtit Co. Ilroadway, (i;)7 Ildwv Amistriinu, C. .M. & Co. Mission Street, lilO Mission FOKTMANX, F. Pacific, 271 Tehama Kniiilrek ,(: llclirens, m First (iluckA Hansen, National, cor O'Far- rcil and William (Iroeii, Tiiomas, .lackson, 2.1 First j Ciiniiiacii. .). Itavaria, Hit) Vallejo llAKKiiMl, .IDIIN, Kinplrc, I.VI .Icssle, ! nail Lyon's, 420 Chesliint ! Hock A I'tViter, Mission Kailroad, Va- lencia nr Sixteenth ! IllOKLSCIIKU A WIKLAM), Phila- I ilelphla (see ndv, page xclx) '2;i0 I Second i lluaat, I'. A- Co. Lafayette, 727 (ireen Juiltz, Hennan, .'ill (ireen Klt'lni'laiis it FauRs, Willows, cor MIs-i fiiiin and Nineteenth j Kiirts, II. ,t Ci). St. Louis, 147 Thlnl Kosler, A. ii L. I'nlon, I'lcmeutlna nr Fmirtli j ! Krause, Ciiarlcs, UUO Stockton L.viin..lacoi), Kaitle, Itrannan, het Sixth anil Seventh I .MANHKLS A CO. W.ishlngton, cori LimilianI and Taylor Molzhr, C. (iidden (Sale, 713 (Ireenwleh I .Meyer, A. Clneiiiimtl, Valenein nr Six- teenth noail, c. n. Chnmplnn. Hush nr Hvdn S.r. STOCK imKWF.KV, eor I'owell! mill Francisco Scliiieii, ,l,,l. (agent) 13,'i Post Sl'KKCKELS, C. A CO. Allmnv (8Ce »ilv. page cllll) 71 Everett " .11 ill I Mill I i> •• • lit >^I<1. '.Ii'l ^ lit* Iteevc, (i. II. A Co. ■',:) .Moiitgiimery Illk S|lrln^', F. S. 70.'i .Si-.nsom Spring,.!. K. 7(1') Sans. nil Stnrdlvant. U. (). KI4 .Montgomery j Sw.'iin. Isaac. .'):i.1 Kearnv Wilson. K. II. 43«Jacksnn Wlimiis, .P. C. BOX Mercliant Brokers. Howe. I Adams A- Hoot. 410 Montgomery j ll.'irnaril. I. I>. A Co. '224 .Slontgomery Uiyan, W. .1. 420 -Monlgoiner.v Cartir, It. W. 713 .Monigomeiv CONK, .1. 11. A CO. 402 Moiitgomerv DA.M A sri'IlKHLANI), 320 -Mont HILLS, II. A CO. 4111 liiish Kimliail.C. I'. ()2!P Market .MAIUSON A lUUKK. .im Jloiit M(M'O.MIIK. .IOIIN,l>l4 Mont .MeLaughlili A .Icnkiiis, ti|4 .Munt Winter A'Co. ,'ilit .laeksoii Brokers. Inmirance. (i,irvey, W. V. HIS Merclmnt ■lacohs, .lulins 333 .Montgomery Knapp, .1. (i.WIOClav (t::.\LLA(ilIAN, IV (see ndv. xliv anil clxi 424 Montgomery .Siuilre, II. C. '23S .Moiitgoinerv TOPPINtt A FOLSOM, 511 >Iimt page Brokers. Merchandise. Ilyrne, Thomas, 310 Front Cohn, .M.21S Ilaltcrv Dorscy, I». .1. 327 Fii>iit liiltnor, .1. W. .\. cor Front and Cal (ireaves, n. KH Hattery Ilestrcs, K. 71li .Monlu'oinery IlochkoHer, It. '203 Front Lviich, J. .V. '208 Sacramento IVflesi'gaes, O. II, HI Clav Ottenhclnier, W. 322 Coinnierelnl Pavllller, A. (liquors) 610 Front Siihatle A Kxperl, MS Front .Sch'vartz, A. SIT Cliiy Slowell, W. H. -m Front Wiulsworth. W. K. A Son. 402 Front WALLACK, T, A CO. 400 llallfornia Wliltmaii, .S. P. 313 Montgoincry Brokers. Mining Stocks ami Money. Abbott, O, 24 Montgomery IHock ftdsit, L, H. UOS Montgomery .\nilerson, .lolin, B22 Clay .Vrrlngtou, N. o. H2rt Muiitgomery liacoii, llemy I). hVi Front Uarkcloo. ,1. 70.^ .Montgomery Iteard, .1. It. Ill Montgomery IMock Ileiilamiii. F. A. lilW Montgomery Itidl'i mail, .1. II. OO.*) .Mnntgoincry llimworlh A Ilussell, 432 .Muiitgomery Itrailliiid A Kyrc, .102 Jlontgomcry llriiwn. L. .\. "Oti .Montgomery Itudd, C. P. 700 Montgomery llndd. W. C. 70!) .Montgjiiiciy Ilnrling. Win. eor .Mont mid Wash CamiiiA Kverett,(il4 Montgomery Carter, C. I). «10 Merchant ('avalllcr, J. II. E. 810 Washington CHAPELLK. A. JIAItlUS, Sill Mcrcli Chaiiin, (i. W. 33K Montgomery Ciillii, E. F. B13 Montgomery Clements, L. (). 4S Excliiiiige lldg Cobb A Slnton, 407 Calil'iirnhi CO KN WALL, P, 1$. '212 Clay Crllclier. II. B(l« Slcrchant Ciimiuing. John, BI4 Montgomery liarnell, Henry Y. 614 .Merchant IlePass A Co. ,V> Exchange liniUllng Dorr, S. ()0!l Montgomery Downer. .V. .1. (.iovernment House Duncan, W. L. eO,") -Moiitgoinerv Kbillcli, .M. '20 Montgoincry liinck Elmore. M. (i. 31.1 .Moiitgimiery Fcltoii, C. N. .K),1 .Moiiigomery (iager A Mon(gomery,4lKMimlgompry (iallagher, W. It. 72M Montgomery (illdemeestcr, A. II. Ilatlery op P. O. (iladwln llios. .VJS Montgomery (llover, (i. F. JI. 304 Moiitgoinerv (ioldsmlth Itriis. 422 ^lonlgoin'ry (Ireene, .\. P. 60.1 Moiitgomerv • irlincs, N. E. 604 Washington Haley, C. M. A Co. 604 Montgomery Halev. .T. .1. 604 Moiitgomerv Head A .Morrow, 32 Montgomery Blk HENItUJlES, I). 612 Mercliant Hill, 11. L. cor Mont and Waslilngtoii Hill, Thomas, 626 Montgomery Ilillver, M. C. A Co. 70» Moiitgomerv Howard, II. C. ,11 Kxchangc Ituildliig llugu'. II. lOH California Iliitibinson. .loliii, 320 Montgomery Ilvinan. P. t!. 712 Moiitgomerv deiikiiis. I. .s. .14 Exciiaiige Iluilding KoENKi, A. A CO. cor Montgomery and .lacksoii Lawloii, F. Exchang-' Hulldlng l.issak, .\. II. Jr. 613 . . 'gonierv LIvlngstiin, F. 32 ilonigoniery Block Livingston, M. 32 .Montgomery lilock Logan, II. C. 706Montgoiner.v Loveland. L. F. 70.1 .Montgomery Marina, E. .1. 1). S. 607 Clay Marina, , I. (i. D. S. 607 Clay .Masteii, N. K. 610 Montgomer.v MalhewsA Fall, 723 Monigomcry .McDonald, M. L. 432 Montgomery .Mcllwaln, .1. (iOS Montgomery Moure, ,1. M. 77 Montgomery Ulock .Mudge, U. W. .12SClay Murdoek. C. .\. A Co. 608 Monlgome»y Noves iV Whitnev, 5'24 -Montgomery Otis, Sleplien A Co. .109 Clay Paul. A. II. ,104 Kearnv PECKHAM, E. P., S\V corner Clay and Montgomery Pierce, H. A W. 728 Moiitgomerv Keeve, (i. «. A Co. 33 Montgomery lllk Kepiton A Uumpus, 6'2B Montgomery lticlianls,T.(i., 117 .lackson Itlsiiig. I), n SOS Montgomery Itoliblns, .lames ,1. 619 Slontg'omcry Kose, L. S. 608 .Montgomery S. F. STOCK A E.XCIIANfiEIIOAUD, N W eor .Moiitgomerv and Wash Schmieden, II. 70.1 -Montgomery Sehmitt, II. L. 607 Wnsiilngton SIlEltWOOU, 11. F. Pioneer Itiiilding Shipley, A. .1. A Co. 617 Monigomcry Slo»s, Louis A Co. cor Mont and Sue Smiley, .lames, «i)7 C'lay Smith. E. L. 528 Clav Sparrow, S. ,1. 614 Jlontgomcry Sparrow, W. 614 Montgomery Sirother A Morris, «flH Moiitgomerv Stunllvant, K. O. 614 Montgomery • Snti'o, (Miarles, 427 .MontgonicMV " Teackle, E. W. 32 .Moiitgomerv Itlock Teller,.!. I). P. 327 Front Temple, .lohn, 19 Exchango Hulldlng A. BOlCAIf & Oo., San Fronoisoo. ii'botograpU Albunu, Fiue Oift Books, eto. tL ■ t: i' 1 B n c3 CQ 'B *! . ■: ! V ■! I {;(! Iti i ii: i t ■ ' 1'.' '. 1 '■■ n['7 t:' ■ ', w-'' Ir 1 ■ m ii . i; '. i 1 ". ■\l Ui i m PH i ; ■ f ' j ;|i 1 i i ^ 'iMn i ( The Folioies of the NORTH AMBBIOA LZTB ZNBTTBAirOS GO. bear the aeMl of New Tork. 392 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ' Tlicllcr, A. (KW Moiitgompry TILDKN A IIUKKI), (»oi' adv. paRu xx) •111 MciiilKiiiiit.'ry TOIMMNCl A KOLytOM.MlMolU VInzf lit, Ch.-irli'ii, bOS MiintKomcry Wnrrlii, J. W. A Co. 618 MiTchant Wont, r. II. em .Mcrclmnt Winniis, .1. (;. 606 Mcirlinnt Wuoda ii Chcviinian, cor Mcmt anil Clay Brokers. Produce. CScp Flour; (lino Morrlmiild— I'roiliici-, Coiiiinlsfiliiii.] Brokera. Stat Estate. CSec also UciU Kfllato Uunlm.J [* Stocks anil Mniii'y.] Alibiit, <". K. 302 MoiitKiimpry Abniins A (irccnlicri;, .'i. A Co. 'i'24 Muntgimiory Itarrv, K. 302 MontisniiiiTy HATC1IKLI>KU,1>. K. T^l.IackRon HlKclow it, Kmvnmn.'HYi Muntgnnicrv ItlHilow, T. Jl. .VA") Front llowmnn, A. W. S/a MonlKniniry llrcwiT, ¥. A. 40 MonlKoiniTV Hliiok Urookloliank & Co. 8'>7 Sacniini'iilo Itrown, K. <). cor Biilliry anil Com IIUOWN.U. 8. Duiilinr llonrt Hryan, W. J. 420 .Monttromiry Iliicklin, J. W. «I7 Marki I •Carter, t!. 1). 610 Jlcrcli^int Carter, K. W. 713 MontgoiniTv •Cavalllcr. J. ». K. 619 \Va»hln(;lon CHAI'KLLK, A. MAUHS.Olft.Mi irht < Chapman, W. 8. 10 Monl^onipry Itlk •Colli! A Hinton, .'KI7 Culil'ornla C(»SK, J. B. & CO. 402 .Monlttoincry Connilon, (IcorKC .W Callfoiiila Cooinim, W. Jr. 626 Clav (;ulviT it KohMns, 230 llu.sli Daly * Hawkins, 220 .MoniitoniPry 1)AM a HUTIIKKLAM), 320.M.int DpruHH A- Co. .V) Kxcliaii«c lluUiling l>cvcrcv. A. 606 .Merchant DKWKY. S. V. A .»iOXS, 410 Mont Uoolan. W. 6% CInv •DUK.SCIIKKI.I), ll. 623 Monti;..nii'iy Uiincan, .1. C. A Co. 4(l6Montj!iPinciy linncaii, W. I.. iiDfi MonlKonury llwprc, K. 606 .Mircliant Katoii, C. S. JIW Kearny Klanagan, K. 6(16 .MonlKomcrv (iately, .M. W Ovary tlanley, J. A. Hl^ .Merelinnt (irannluN, (). W. 43 Xlontjioinery Blk (innn. W. J. .Wi Waxlilniflon lianciick A Atkinson, 303 .Montgomery llaKHCv A Meiiick, 60H AlonlKoniery IlKNItlljllK.'*, I>. 612 .Merelinnt Herliert, .Slilnev C. Dnnlinr Court MlL'KlnH, .1. II. 624 Merchant inn, (i. A. 6^2 MonlKoinery 1IIIJ.S, II. & CO. (see ailv. page xllO 401 Hush •llliniiiclinan, A. 6:17 Washington Holmes, A. 304 MonlKoniery Holt, T. H. BO.'i Monlgimierv HI'TCIIISSON,.!. C. A Co. 6'26 Mont Kelse.v, M. A Co. .V27 Jlontgoincry Klinlinil, C. r. 62!) Market Kower, K. 60.') Montgonicrv Lefllngwell, II. 2.1 Montgomery Hlock •I.ellliigwell, W. 2.1 Montgomery lilock Leonard, W. 402 Front MNDSKY. W. .MO Wiishlngton Uovelanil, I,. F. 70.1 Montgomery MADISON A Itl'KKK, 316 Mont .Mcl'OMIlK, JOIIX,6l4 Montgomery Manrow, J. P. 606 Mereliant .Mart el, .lames h. 13 Court Block .M.'uU'h, S. K. 6l!t Montgomerv MathcwMin, T. D. 606 .Montgoinvry Meeks, W. N. K04 Montgomery Moon, (i. r. 606 .Montgomery MOKISOX. H. A. S32 .Merchant •.Moiilton A Stewart, 606 .Merelinnt .Moxlev, C. t llolnian, A'27 .Montgomery Selimleilell, llenrv, 7(W Monlgomcry .Schwoh, Adolph, 4.16 .lack on Scott, F.. N W cor Com and Mont SMITH, STKWAIIT, 618 .Merchant Sparks, /. W. '24 Monlgomerv Hlock) Spaulilliig, C. A. 328 .Montgomery Stelnliiwk, K. .102 Wa»liliigtoii sriAKT A ClIAI'IN,.1ii8.Mont Sullivan, E. I.., X W cor.Montand Wash Theller, S. 1,. 702 Washington Tllilcn A Co. ,100 Ciilllornlii Truetle, Felix, 6ln .Merchant Van Alen, W. K. ,102 Washington Van Keiwl, .1. II. 'J4 .Moiilgomery Block •Vassault, F. 302 Montgomery Von Uheiii, O. F. A Co. 10,1 .Mont Walsh, S.'i'.OIit.MciehanI Wegener, F. o. 41.1 Montgomery Welch. A. .1. 60S Monlgomcry Weller .V Co., 217 .Montgomery Wilton, .M. A Son, 420 .Monlgoinery Werllieinaii, K. '28 Kxeliange Bnilillng Welzlar, (i. 420 Monlgoin, IV WliKnian. S. I'. 313 .Montgoinerv Williams Bros. 7i» .Monlgoiiiervliioek WILLIAMS. II. F. A CO. 638 Clay Wi V. .M. «.>2 Clav Winter A Co. .llO.la'ckson Wohler. II. 41.1 .'Monlgoinery Worn, tleo. .\. ,11» .Monlgoinery Brokora. Sitip. [."ice also Shipping oiHces.] (irimes, ti. T. 7(18 .Monlgomerv Scoit A Co, Vallejo nr Front " Wiilhims, B. B. Oregon nr Battery i Brokers. Ship ami CiiUom House.' Bauch, ■■. (i. .104 Batti rv ^ BAIM, (11 AULF.S .110 Bnlterv | Bunker A Whe.ier, .VW Batlerv i DeFrcnieiy, II. S, 413 Washlnglou llasliaeli. ti. .108 Battery llnsliae^, O. .108 Ballery llensci.el, II. L. ,104 Batlerv lirtillF.S A .Mcl)AXIKL,".104 Batlerv Selile den, W. cor Batlery and Wu^h" WadsMorih, W. |{. A Son, 402 Front Wllllai.iK, 11. B. 2 Oregon, nr Baltcry Brokers. Stock anil Money. CAIIILL, K. A CO. 418 .Montgomery Chilli A Jones, 613 Montgonier.v (lllilemeester, .V, H. .Merchants' Kx'gci llasKcy, F. .\. 608 .Montgomery i llenrii|ucs, D. 612 Merchant I lllekox A Spear, X K cor Mont and Sac Hill, Thomas, 626 Montgomerv lllllyer, M. C. A Co. 70S» .Montgomery Holt. /,. 618 .Mereliani KOKSUi, A. A CO. cor Mont and .lack No.ves A Whllniy, .124 Montgomery I'eckhani, K. I". SW cor Mont and Clay Hitter, L. K. 608 Saerainento Sloss, L. A Co. cor .Mont and Sac Sutro, C. 427 Monlgoinery TILDKN A HKEKD isec nilv. page xx) 611 Montgomery Vassault, K. 302 Montgomery West.C. II. 606 .Merchant Wet/.lar, (1. 4'20 Montgomery Woods A Checsman, SW cor Cloy and Montgomery Broom Makers. [• Importei's.] •AUMKS A DALLA.M (see adv. page cxliv) 2M Sacnimeiilo Amies, C. W. A O. W. '26 and 28 Bcalo •Klani A Howes, 310 Clav Fnrliush A ('arpenter, llO.laekson (Iracler, K. .1. (handles) 300 Market IIOTOI' A HOKSLKH, 11.1 Sacramento l'ALMICU,(llLLKHI'lKACO. Kureka, (see adv. page Ixxxlll) 34 Bealc StelTens & Co. Drninm nr Washington VAN LAAK.L. 14 Itruram Wanl, T. '27 Drumin Brush Manufacturers. CO.MINS, l>. B. A CO. ove adv. oaie cllxi 417 Mission ' " Dodge II. C. 30 Main FKLD.\IAXN, L. A Co. (see adv. pnKi. llv)21l(;alitornla l'ALMKK,(llLLKSI'IKACO.(sccaiiv. page Ixxxlili 34 Bealo , Builders. [Sec Carpenters and Builders.} Bung Makers. nUACIKK A IIKALI), 39 Fremont ami 42 Beale Wous, 11. 409 Mission Butchers. CSeealso Markets.] Alexander, K. 241 S' tter Ainlirose, S. 82 Washln.'ton Market .Vnilerson ,(i Kline, cor Washington and Stockton -Vrtigues, L. 17 New Market Barntv, F. 7 Clav Street .Market Harris, H. D. 9114 Stockton Harrily, .lolin, 1224 Dupont Hasselt, .1. eorSlevenson and Sixth Bergiiotei-, C. A Co. iOli Stewart Berneile, .lolin, .123 I'lne Hcrthoiil, C. L. 703 Baltiry Bertrand, B. 731 I'acillc Hianchnril, .V. I*, corner Harrison nnil Itileh Boland, .lolin, 4 Oecideiiial .Market Busier A Bro. »3!) Broailwiiy Braekett and Keves, .Vl Stewart Breiling Bros. 33.1 Hiisli Broinmer, John A (!o. cor Bryant mni Sixlli Brown, F. ({. cor Hrannan ami Sixili Brown, 1. W. W. A J. B. :«« Foisom Bruce and .Miki n, li Washington Carreau,.!. 1 New Market Carrean, J. 14 New .Market < 'lough, W. W. cor Folsom and Xevnila Coehraiie, It. .\. cor. M.ison and Inl.ni Coimiir, W. cor llvde aiul rnion Creightoii, Patrick, 240 Fourlli Croft A Fiillon,cor Brvaut and Itlncnii Place Crowly,.liiliii J. Sixteentli nr Vaicmla Cutler, K. S, A Co. corner Second uiiil llownnl D.\LY, K. Sixteenth near Vulencia Dastugue, (i. 4 New Market Dean, ll. C. eor Fourth and Brvaiit Dereins, 11. .Ki Waslilngloii .Market Dielrich. W. K. .13 Washington Mnrivd Dillon, Koliert, eor Harrison ami Klttir Dodge, Daniel, cor HowanI A Stewurl Dodge, K. F.. Sixteentli nr .Mission Dolel, A. 18 New .Market Dougart, J. I. 4 Jaekson Duilon, (i. P. rM Pino Duilon, L. 70.1 Pacltic KlddnghHusen Si (lerr.inl, corner Ken- tucky and (iilinorp /aliry, Leopold, 650 .Mission Fallon, Daniel li. eor Post aii.i llyilc Fineli, Joseph, 721 (iieenwieli Fogarty, James, 37 Oeeldenlal Marlict Frai'ii , .Vugust, 1007 Folsom Frai.t., Henry, 117' and Mason Hertz, Herrmann, cor Stevciuon tnJi Kcker Hertz, Jacob, 107 Second The FAdFIO INBUBANCB CO. pays all loHet in Oold Coin. t^a ew York. A. KOHliBB, 8«n Tnmolioo, Agmt tot Otaiokorins ft Son's Pianos. rers. udv. page I I iwlv. page 0.(aecailv, illilcrsO I. 'reinont ami II Market ijl nhliiKtoonml il Pt lurkct iiml SI Mil .(■wiirt 11 Harrison and al Market fUV lewart jr Uryaiit onj m ami Sixih ' ;):Hi KiiHiim 1 Hliinittu" •I ;n ion io anil Eekor usiiiiigton .Mat Il I t Market i 14 Wttsli Mar I :earny anil W tiioklon ml Leavenworth wnnl&auini"" irf' „ , jor I'owell >i»l 113 rnclflc ; dental Market Broiulway anil, SAN FRANCISCO. BUTCHERS — CARPRNTBRS, 393 iieyi.<''eorKe, I'W Fourth Hill, Henry, UM Clay Hlxiin, Henry, 114 Klr»t iiiiiik, ClinrleH, corrnion and Mnfion l.'iiriier, •laiidi, ror Kolmini and KIteli IlueklnH, S. I>. eorO'Knrrell and .lonea I'.urlev, .Panu'i", J Oeeldenlal Market .lames Walluie T. cor Tlilril A SIdidey Kahe, ,1. A. iV t'o. eorMunt and I'lilou Katz, Fred. IU4 ilnekson Kellv,. .MliThIrd Lariicli, Frank. I402 Stockton Lewis, A. .1.^40 .sixth LItelinelil, \y. 1). .VI Washington Jliir Malnigren, N. .M. 113 Fourth jiarron,,lolin, eorSeeo'id and 'relinnia .Melilvnn, KilwanI, Folsimi nr lleale Melnemev, Thomas, 311 Itnmilwav .MeKlltriek, Kilward, 1 Metrnp .Market Me.Menoiny,.!. II. 311 Occidental .Mengcl, .l and m Wash Mar .Miigan, •lohn. I Occidental .Market Mi)i;i',.IOIlN 1'. 4:irihlrd Morn. HruaiiessoiiK It. FIHIi nr Fnlsnni Mailer A llro. .'Ill .Metropolitan Market { Neniiian ,V Co. 'i Melroiiolltan Market ll'lirlan. .M. Mm. Ill and 14 Wash Mar it'dUADY, I'ATKICK, llarhor View U'Nell, 'niiininN, corner Harrison and Killer ! (V.Vlell, Klclianl, l.^ and IB Wa.sli .Mar I I'lipji. Auiinsl, noil Stockton i Itaahe, licorge \. cor Folsom and Fol- I mini .V venue Keinlngtou, ,lohu ('. I4'i Fourth Kliinlcn, .lohn, 1.^4 Firiit I KosenherK, I.ouIn, HOI Post ' KiLsenhei't!, .M. A Co. 3 :iccidcntal Mar ! ItiJdeiihcrg, s. ,t C;. cor TowcU uiid Vallef. Kothmarl, I'hlllp, UOOPnpont Itussell, (ieo. W^. liOl Sutter , Salp, KdwanI, I'i07 .Misalon Schliidler, Win. cor .Mlnnu and Jane ;Solioll, Louis, N7I Mlnslon I .Schiissler, LouIh, I'^3A Diipont I Scliwah A Itappler, .117 tieary I Sdiwaniin, .M. ION Dnpoiit Seiitt, (iecvKC, 'JIW Flflh Selliel, Frederick, 3 Sew Market Uselhel, I'hlllp, ,11 tiearv Shync, .lames, 339 Fourth I Smith, Oeoree. 4 Market < .Smith, J. A Wilson, 34 Occidental Mark Snineni A Willey, cor Hryant and Hitch Spohni, •losciih, 4 ■lackson I Staiitl'iir, Kiidolpli, 414 llrunnan ' Stewart, Charlcn, I'/IH raclllc i .Storck, Charles L.'iU'i Fourth I Story, S. C. 32 Occidenlul .Aliirkot i Stmufis, liernliunl.cor'rhlrdunil Jessie < Strehle, Charles, 3» Occldentul .Market I SIroliel. J. F. A Co. ll'.l) Folsoni SylvestiT I>anl. cor TayloraiuH'arroll Sylvester, Henry, 307 Sixth Terwilllger A Co. cor Mont and Vallejo I Titus, I>. cor Secimd and Tehama I Timiiihiiusi' A Stark, llninnan iir Sec I'ri, Felix, IH and 19 New .Market ! Van llousen, W'ln.cor MuKonundKddy i Veriier, Wolf, 77 Stevenson I ViilckeiH, J. 30 Occidental Market I Wagner, ('has. HU Duvia ! Wagner, llcurv, 1440 Stockton Watklus, llenrv, 4.ViThlnl I Werner A Uarrliigton, 1403 Hush ' WlUuiighliv llros. 1.11 TliinI i Wilsiiii A Stevens, 50H Market and 8 ] Sutter I Wiiitemon, M. HnycH nr Franklin I WUsliig, Jaeoh, cur First and Clemen- tliia Wlsslng, William, '2.T.' First Wllzemaiin, W. F. 424 Kust I Wood, William. 17 Washlnxton Market ' I Wray, Jacoh, 11 Washington Market i Zeh, Louis, eor Uupont and rnlon 1 Zeiss, Henry A. cor Dupont and Post I Zollcr. John A. cur Puclttc and Powell ! Butohera— OatUe. Wholesale. . Ilacca, P. A Co. San Bruno Road j Dunphv 4 Hlldr*th,533Kcamy I Burn, Barney, 8nn Brunu Hood Johnson, H. >t Co. Ninth nr Brnnnan i Kerr, Charles, San Bruno Koiul liux A .Miller, Ninth bet Biannnn and Bryant I .Matzger, (juinn A Co. Ninth nr Bran nan Miller A Lux, .133 Kearny MothI, K. A ('o. Ninth nr Brannan O'Brien, W. Ninth nr Briinnun Peres A .VUrulic, Potrcro' .\ venue Keluer, Anton, Sail Bruno Koiul Scilgeiy, Jiisepli, .133 Kearny Scllg, .M. A Co. olHce.Wti Merclmnt Smith A O'Neill. Branuan St Bridgo Zlninicniian, Henry, San Bruno Koiul Zlniinenuan, John, San Bruno Boud Btitohera— HoK< WholfsaU, Andrews, Oliver, Ninth nr Brannan .Vrnold, Benjainlii F.. .V'lK Kearny | .Vriiold, F. 1>. eor Bryant and Tenth i Kelly, Peter, Kl Knrado nr Polrero Avi .Sclialcr, H. Ninth nr Brannan \ Schlnkel, Peter, corTeiitli and Bryant Sinllli A Briiwii, .\laineila nr I'otrero Avenue Wllioughliy, J. K. Polrero Butchers— Sheep. Wholeiiati. Bacca A Co. 402 Montgomery Diilliorn .k Barker. Polrero Harrington Bros, cor Alameda and Po- tliio I.arroclic, Vincent, cor FItlecnIli niid Poire III Lawlcr, Joseph, Brannan St Bridge Mahonev, Dciiuls, Paclllc nr Larkiii O'lloiineli, Wllliani. Polrero Peiigiililani, F.ugene A Bro. Sixteenth nr Polrero Avenue Began Bros, cor Tenth and Bryant Ucliier. A. Polrero Avenue Scliiiilih, C, Potieni Avenue Scdgley, ilosepli, .133 Kearny Smith,' Will. Polrero Butter. Importr.rs. j [.See also Commission Merchants; uUu tirocerieH; iilso Priiduce.J Cri'TKU, J. H. 40.1 Front DeWItt, Kittle A Co. cor Front and Ciil Hodge Bros. A Co. 40ti Friuit Patrick. J. A Co. 017 Battcrv S.MITIl A COtillILL, 4U0 Friint Button Manufaottirera. NOUCItOSS, 1>. Mils. .Ma.sonic Temple Cabinet Makers. [See also Furniture] Bcaiichaup. J. cor First and Folsom lliilsiiet, Al|>lionse, 1030 .Market Biivil, Jiihii, 30S Dupont llueliner, C. K40 Mission Cieinent, l>. 81H Clay Clark A Ballink, till'} Mission Coinpes, ilenrv, 310 Jackson Conrad. A. 414 Pino Davis, S. !I04 Ciav Kastou, J. A J. 72.1 -Market (.rasshoir, F. 1.110 Powell llansan, .Viigiisl, Kll Jackson Hansiiii. J. P. A Co. 1,VI2 Stockton Ilaussler A Hutl'inan, '231 Jackson Hcrrguth, S. F. 007 Dupoiit Johnson, Christian, 13 Sutter .Meier, tleiirge, 90.1 Jackson Mcvcis, Anton. 733 Pacific ICollauil, Julius, K.19 Diiuont Sehuencmunn, K. 429 Kearny .Schult/., Oscar, 749 Mission Sclnvcnit, Jacoh, 8 Summer Teckeiuhurg, Charles, 343 Thin! I'ngeinach, John, 140 Thinl WeniicW. A 1:0.343 Thiol Wlgniore, John, ttl Sansom Wood A Boucher, tiOO Mission Calkers. CSco Shipwrights.] Oamphene DistillerB. DAY, THOMAS (iniporterl 732 Mout DIF.rZA CO. ,119 Front HAUKlSON, C. II. ,117 Front HOLLCB A CO. cor Front and Wash McMaliou, F. P. & Co. 404 Front 8TANFOKI) BKUTHEIM, Paclllc, 121 California 8TOTT, C. cor Chestnut and Taylor Candle Manufacturers. [See also Soap.] 8COVILLK, W. II. A CO. (see odv. pugelxxll) 327 Comnierclal Cane Manufacturers. [See also Markets.] M KYER, J. (1. 11. i-iH Montgomery Perce, C. G. cor Wash and Stocktun Cap Manufacturers. [See also Ilatii and Caps.] Alexander. S. 1110 Dupont Flelsher, W. 40,1 California Kallsher, S. A Co. 414 Saeiainciilu Lang, C. .Mrs. 7'2N Washington Lust, S. 40K Saciameuto ,M F.rsSDOHFFKIi. K. 0:11 Commercial lioseiiberg, CI. (army and navy) 410 Sac CapitaliHts. [Sec also Bankers; also Ileal Kstittc] .Viiilerson, John, (i'22 Ciav Baird, John H. .10.1 Montgomery Bolton, James K. Ols .Merchant Bonru. W. B. 'n-i .Sacranieiito Itoyd.l: Davis, 321 Front Brewster, It. K. .107 .'Montgonierv Davis, Krwin, 44 .Moiitgoniery Block Karl, ,1. o. cor Mont and Jackson (iaveii, D. .120 Montgomery lirogan, \. II. cor sansmu and Jackson llanly, 'I hos. 419 Front llimard, (i. II.. 123 Montgoincry HAsTlStiS, S. C.s;i«Clav Laiiiier, P. C. 17 Kxchauge Building LeKov, Then. 710 .Moulgomcry .Madden, Thus. P. 636 Clay Matliewson, T. D. (iOO Montgomery Mayuaid, L. '201 Battery .Maviie, Charles, .1X1 Ciav .MllKUri'T, SAMflCL, eor Montgom- ery and Pine .Moss, J. Mora, 4IS California Pa.ldock, N. C. 000 Front Pav;e, N. '200 Front Paige, C. '20.1 Battery i PlI'.ltllK, H. A W. "2H Montgomery Piper, J. Q. 600 Montgomery I Itei'se, Michael, 7'iO Washiiii;tun I Souie,S. 59 Tehama I Tevis, Lloyil, B3« Clay Williams, T. 79 .Montgomery Block VaiKlewater, B. J. 540 Clay Car Manufacturers. [See also Carriage and Wagon Manu- facturers.] Caseholt, H. A Co. cor -Market and FIRh Kimball, (l. P. A Co. Market nr Fourth Cards— Machine. STKTSON, KVF.KE'n' (.see ndv. pages cxxiv and 3S4) Wal|ioic, Mass Carpenters and Builders. Alexauiler, I). O. 1'20 Post Aslimcad, (1. .s. 30s Dupont Italley, J. M. 4S0 Brannan Barber, P. J. Mission ur Fremont Barm 8, Wllliani, .109 Bmailway Bergsoii, Ole, 111 Leldesdortr Bovver, William L. 417 Pine Brothertoii, K. Broadway nr Polk Brown A Hussev, Hummer nr Mont Brown, J. M.918 Pacific Buck, Warner, 107 o'FarrcU Clement, 1). 818 Clay Clark. John, 14 Hawthorne Clark, John, Harrison nr Ultch Collins, Benjamin, St. -Mary Couuell.J. D. ^28 Paclllc Conrad, A. 414 Pine Dauiell, Thomas, 8-26 Fllhcrt Downey, J. 11. 802 Howard Dovle, J. J. 812 Pacific KASTMAN, W. H. 637 California F.hrinaiin, V. '229 Sutter Flint, M. M. Mason near Bush Folsoni, O. F. IJOB Clay Font, 8. P. Bryant Place French, B. F. 28 Fremont (illes, F. N. 435 Jackson tirasHhoff, F. 1510 Powell Hiirgltt, tleorge, 21 (ieary Hastings, Nut. 1011 Bush Ilaussler and Hotl'man. '231 Jackson Hayes. E. F. 1004 Paclflu :,M ■H!; %■': p;ii'' .1 A. BOMAlf * Co.. Ban Franoisoo, receiTe ITow Books by «very Steamer. m The Folioiei of tha NOBTH AUXBIOA Iiiva IN8. OO. an IndUputeble from lUte of tisui 7 394 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ilrrriiiilli, S. V. till? Dupont Hill, W. II. '217 Diniiiiit IIIIN. S. ,'\I.S4H<'liiv Ilutchlnmiii. ('. •(; \V. .1011 1-lilfl •Inciinnt. •liiHi'pli, XhiH .Htiii'ktiin JiiH!i('lvn..l. II. I'll!' 'rimiinciiil anil TlilrtI Klntt. K. MI»hIc.ii lK>t Kinii uiid .SIxtli Lcvi't, .1. II. tm Hiipoiil liowr.v mill .Mi'I,ni.'iiii, IM .>niinUs ,i' in. 117 Ki'ariiv Sliallli'b, Liiuif, Km llriiailway Smith. Ilriirv. HIK llnwaril .Smith, I'. I., .t .Siui, NliK'ti'i'iith iir Vn- loiu'ia Snvilir, .V. A. IlalUck iir.Sansnm SOlTllWKI.I,, <1K(>. 7U1H flay Sloror, .1. 11. .11 Wi'lih Stovir.V: CIkim'. .'>l;t .Market TeekcliilmiK. •'hni, :)i;i Thinl riiKimaoli,.Iiilni, UHTlilnl Wi'iulp, \V. .t I'll. 1)43 Third Weasels, llariiiiiii, '.'l!l Diijiimt Wbvte,,l"lm V. lor l''raiiKlin and Mar Wlt,I,IAMS,.|i)llx s. IJilu I'liwell Wood, II. II. Will Market Wrixht. .lames II. IWH rowcll Wrli!h(,.I. II. 7.1'2tlreen Carpet Beating, Spauldlnt.', .1. A- I'd. .Stevenson nr Flltli Carpets. [• Importers.] •llEM„.inilN c. (see ailv. pace xxxvl) Market bet MonI anil Saiisom *i:i)\VAIIl)S, K. (i. «4B<'lny Kulir, C. A. I«li .Market •tliiUlxon ,V Nilson, (W Market •IllXllN. WILLIAM M. WW ('lav •KKNNI'.KV A- IlKLLisec adv. IVont eover Ha Hush Lenhanlt. A. lUi Stoektoii *LOl'(iIIUAS. 1". V. A CO. iseo adv. p. el X villi I'or Iln'. 417 i'lne •Kimball, (I. I'.ACo. .Marketnr Fourth LarkliiH.V Co. ror Summer and .Spring Lawton A Co. W)2 .Market Mallbal,.!. C. 11.1107 Ilattery .MrAllItON, CliAKLKS (seu adv. uat{0 el i,'i7l» Market ,Mi'(ilvern, I'. '2» Webb .•.MKKKF.Il, .lAMKS A CO. (see adv. I pane exxxvli 12 I'lne •.MILLS A KVAX.S (see adv. page dll) ,V*7 .Market I'ollaril A Carvlll, 37 Webb Uod.-ers,.!. 1'. 417 Market '. .».,, .-. F. II I'owell .shute .t Ilro. .vm Market Smith, l>. <). Market nr Fremont Stein, Link A Scherb, 743 Market VosburKb A Illvks. Fidsom nr Fourth •Wlllev, o. F. A Co. 3Ili California Winall A Clapp, .tO.t Market Carriage and Wagon Smiths. [See lllaeksmiths.] Carriage and Wagon Stock. CASKllol.l', i;.T. A CO. (see adv. page l\lx<3l.') I'ine Caseboll, II. A Co. .lOO Market and 7 Sutter Kells. K. S. A Co. 1'23 Hush Illli A F.aslmaii. lilN llallerv Kimball, c. 1'. A Co. .Market nr Fourth Mann. (i. s. '.'07 .Market .Mil KKli, .JAMKS A CO. (sec adv. <• cxxxvl) I'2 I'lne .Ni A. A Co. 417 .Market \\.\ 1 KKIIorsF, A LF.STKK (see adv. liiiKc lxlvr2ll Ilattery Carvers and Oilders. llryant A Straliaii (ornamental! '20 Fre- mont hunuemv, ,F. 11. K> Filbert tiKKK.Vl', W. II. ibhipi Drumm near I'tieitle Holer. 11. (;. K3H Clav '.lONKS A WOOLL (see adv. p. exlli I K43 Market Moise, II (restorer old palnliiiK'si 181 dessie : SILK A DCKSKY (see adv. pa»,'e dvli I 312 Hush jl'OWKH, KDWAItl) (wood) 30. Califor- nia isee adv. imne xlvlii Shaddock, W. IVM) Market SNOW X HOOS (see adv. jiat'C elxvli I cor WashhiKton and Sansoni and 210 Montifomery Cask Manufacturers. [Sic Coopers.] Caviar Dealers. .SAILMANX A LAl'KN.STKIN, 506 , Monliiomerv JTIIIKLK, A. L. cor Clay and Mont Cement. [Sec also Lime.] ADAMS, S. (see adv. pane xcll) cor .Market and Main n.VVlS A C(»\Vi:LL(Beea(lv. pane ex) ■ or Front and Washington HOLM KS, II. T. (see adv. page xlll)cor ■Market and First I Walton, X. C. ;i3 .Market I Cement Pipe. tSee also I'otterles.] IllrowelL.L.Mfl Clav Cliabot, U. nil iMoiitgomery Charcoal. [See WoihI and Ci ■al.] Chemical Works. .Hn.SOX A SIlF.l'AItl), 327 Com FALKKNAC A HANK.S (I'acltlciofflce «'2it Wash (sec adv. page xuvlll) Wakelee, H. 1'. cor lirunuan A Town- send Chemicals. [8co Drugs and Medicines.] Chemists. [See also AsHiiyers.] IIACKK,.!, A. 644 Washlnuton make, W. 1'. I'nioii Iron Works Cook, .1. A. 045 Washington DIekey, avl» MKAlis, .1 AMKS (nee mlv. page elvlll) 511 Front Myers. II. K. cor Santa Clara and Con- neclicnt OAKLKV A JACKSOX, 210 Sac Cigars. Importers and Jobbers. Ca-ssou, P. 711 Sansom Crozat, I'. 613 Sansoni Drliikhonse, .1. A. n* Front K,MKKY A KATOS (see adv. page 1x1) 51H Ilattery Kngellirecht A Maviiscb Ili'os.3r2 Front FAHLSTKS, C. .t. K. A Co.isee adv. iiageexlilli 434 •lacKsim FALKKXSTKIS A CO. (see adv. page xcvil 315 Clav IIIHSTKL, K. If. cor Mont and Clay IlOItX, II. C. A CO. SW cor Front and Clay LOCAN, FKAXCIS (sen adv. page Ixxil) 3116 Saciiiniento MAYHLC.M, .M. (see ivlv. page cx)'23() Fioiil .MOUliKNTHAl', M. 41H .Sacramento Ol'PKSIIKIMKK A IlKO. (see adv. page xevli'2'26 Front I'AIIKKK. WATTSOS A CO. (see adv. front eover) 306 Clay Patrick A Co. 617 Ilattery ItoSKMIACM, A. S. A CO. (see adv. page Ixlx) SK eor Hat and Clay Sanjiirjo, Arques A Pu.|id, 713 Sansoni , WKIL A t:o. (see adv. back eover)'2.'6 : Front WKKTIIKIMKU, L. A E. corner Front and Sucnuneiito ; Cigars. Maker*. ! Ilrand, H. 40H Clay I Cohen, King, !I4'2 Kearny 1 Kl.ienberg, *;. T23 Sansom 1 E.MEHY .t EATON, 5IH «nttcr>' I Eiigelbrcclit A Mayrlscli llro8.314 Front KSIIKHCi, Jl. A ci). cor Sac and Front , Friedberg A Uosensliliie, '214 Pacific j I'lagi'iiiann, I Keep California Capital in Oalifomia. Insure in the FAOIFIO. of laa\n. A. KOHUBB, 8ftii Tnaaiaoo, ImporUi Tomlga and Amarloui Xnatnunenta for Bandi. I) (■iinior [mIv. \nw 4IIII mlv. \n\ge to I S>\ Mont OBCO •■.U.I I. 1) (Sl'U llilV. nine xxxvD rv 11111(1' (•\xvli) '(• mlv. piiBO I 8 I J) I e SAN FRANCISCO. CIGARS — CLEROYMBN. 895 42.1 Cli»y 18. lill Duvls l„mf iiviii) mill I on- Sue ' d 1 ! °l Jobber*. . «l i ilv. imj^elxn tj •iis.aWKroiil < »\ ■o.iHi'i' aav. 1 J I ' ' 1 cemlv. iiiiKi' il a| iiiiil Clny Ki-Diit ami mlv. i>iiiii' 1)11K<' cx)at» iriiinciit" . (Ki'e ailv. ,'(). (Keciwlv. I'd. (m'l'lillV. .jkI t'la.v 7l;|San»oin i:k i-iivtiDi^K eiirncrl'roiit ir». ;«ftttor>- , ! || roH.aUKronl J auiiiul Kroiit ,» !14 I'liclflc KlllCHTNICllT. .(..ItCi.. (lolliiKkv. K. ll'il Kroiit (lUV.VH''. X. * <•'•• I'l'cmlv. |i. Ixxll) lll^J l)u|HiMt mill MO riiiy lliinili>"'ir, ('. A. L. 404 Kiil»nm Infill' .V .liisriili, nM .Mdiiltfinniry Kuliiiiilt. -'^I- 414 Miii'iimiiiild KiillMiiiii iV' .^niiiT, 4UI* Hui'miiU'iUii Kiiini T. 1.. :U1 ('inimiiTilal |,,.«1» ili(i». 4.il t'liiy LMCAN, KIt.VSCIH ispo mlv, p. Ixxll) :iiiK Siicrniiii'iitii Mil . I . Aiirciti, tWl Konrny Minli>. M' ■'">' llii"!! »iiii|">iit Voi.'i'liiiliii'll', .1. Wi SaiiMiiin Wliili'. I. K. til Miicmini'iito Wlki', Cliaili's, tH .liU'kHiiii Znliiirw.-kl, .1. ^. I'olroro nvciiuo nciii' .Sixtrt'lltll CiKara. Afakern— Chinese. llaiiK Y"ii, 41:i MiTi'liiim lloii).' lit'c. KOi Diiiiiint lli>|i Mini!, 7;i0.lacK»iiii SlwiTii! Hull A' .Ml ('li('i',"4.^S(icmnientu Siiniiii sliiu .V Cii. WW Smiaiiii'iito Yauiig (Juiiy, WW SiK-mimiilo CiRara. ll'faU. Aaron, A. ll'i" ('niiinicrrhil Ai'ki iiiiaii. .Vii^. !M4 Kiariiv Arnlii lin. S. .'<. H Sh'wiirt Aiiirliai'h, I.iiiiIn, Wlial <'li('('r IIiiiihp lliarwald. T. 714 Ki'aniy IIKCKIIK lllid.H. «ih) .M..iii|,'iiim'rv nml 714 U'a'ililiiKli.ii llclinni. (I. II. A- <'". 4 Kearny llirit, .Mnsi'H. Wl Krariiv Itirr.m, A. Kill I'ailllf Itclziilil. C. F. ;il'.' 'llilnl lliiiKliaiii, ('. K. 'W-j ."ici'iiiiil Iliiriliir!!, .1. II. Wi .'^tvwart 1 1 llraiiil. Kriiisl. Cii Miipulllaii lloti-I llri'klani'i'. H. .'IHi Sii.i»"in Urinvii, K. <1. 147 SicdiKl lluliKip, A. I., ininrr I'lisl and Kiarny I'arii, LiiiiIm. I Sii'iiiid I'lKiicr. .Imias, C-ll Third lliarpiiilli'r. T. "lit .Maikot ( ht'Viic, Itidicrl, III) Klrsl riaiiMiMi. .Iidiii. :i:iii llii>li Culin, K.dward. liJ7 <'lay Ciiliii. 1. li'.''.' Kiariiv I'd Iiilius, '.'jn ll'altcry r"\,.li'»ipli, .'10 .Miiiiti;(ini(rv Davldsim, .lacidi. :il« ('lav liiivb, lianli'l.lirj Wa»lilii|{ti>ii Iliiciiwald.C. K.:ii;i lliisliand .t Dupxnt Krk»iihi. AllVid. 13 .Mipiil(.'"im'ry KliiiHiT. .Mimliani, WK Kiarnv K.MKltY .V KAHtN, (hoc adv. p. 1x1) 51k llattcry Fiili-iiiiir, llcnrv. nir Markut and Third Kimli, W. K S.icmincnid idlck. Kalniaii'2.'i4'l'hlrd lliililliaiiiii, I.iiiiIh C(ir ('lav and Kcarnv liliAAKK, «. A CO. cor Dupniil and rai'ltlc llrucn, 11. V. l!) I'aolHo liruaz, .M. 14.111 .stcii'kUin llaiwin. Krcd. cur Ka«t and .lacksnn UKICK. II. (8CC adv. pai,'c xxxvll) '23.1 Krarnv Ilinic'hfclif, M. 413 Mi)nl(.'.inicrv miLSTKi,, K. II. ,.i.r limit anil Clay llolic, (i. ,1. corner Dupiint and Wauli HihIki's, a. 3'21 KaHt llmvell, M. ('. 616 JlniitKomcry HuniloKser, C. A. L. 404 Folsom Imliims, LnulnciirnerWanHoin anil Cum Insli'e A- JoHcpli. 3'2«Moii(|toini'ry IrvliiK, K. A. Jo MontKonicry .lai iiliy, Cciirffi! Mi Kront Kinny. Deniils 311 Miintnomety Kohlor * Co. K04 Market Kozmliisky, H. A C. Ui Sansom Krohn, F. 317 and 409 I'aclflc Kuhlnieyer, Henry tift Third Kuliier, I.. 3'27 Ciiiiinierelal Mehlen'Oeln. .M. 3UII KaHt Levy 11. 30N Fnilit Idoyii, Kalpl ir Market and Fnurlh .'Miiiin, A. li'J'2 Market ami 'i3'i .Mnnl .Marx, .Sliniiii, cor Fmirth and iletiXlK Mallal, .M. Illli Diipmit .MeFarian. A.«:w I'aeltlc .McOoNAOLK, :>AMKM.13.Iackiion .Medail. .1. .1. iiir Davis anil lli'Madwav .Medan,.!. FliHl Mllchill.,1. K. 4 .Seeiifid .MDreliiN, Aniiinlii. (146 I'aeiflc .Miirluii, .H. 1'. Wt .MiinlKiiinery MoKlier. W. II. 423 Kast .Muilrniina, AiitonIa, curiirr First nnd MtevellMon NeUHtaedter, II. 113 Vaelllc Newniark, S. '20,'i I'acltli; (•hrl.ChrlHilan.'H.'. Clay I'arci), .Vnlhiinv 717 .Monltjoinery I'lMiier. IwiHc '2011 Fourth liaphael, Iwiae 430 Kearnv lllehanlHiin, I.. Ii. Intematlnnal Hotel Sehnildl, C. A II. «.V( Wanhlnutoii .Si honteld ,'c Ili'einer, 311 I'lne Schuhinann. II. enrCal .iiiil Mont, cor ( 'al and Kearnv, fM Kearny, and 3 Third .sCllll.rK, .1, II. !l'2I Kearny .'*.'hnl/.e, F. MOCiininierelal Siliuiiiann, I,. 1'2 .Saii»iuii .■^cluvarlz. Henry, 6IW Coinnierelal and 3'2!P Monlciuniiy Hehweiike, Charles, lILSIewart .Shnelilieri;, l.ollis, 1'2 Cliiv Slelll, Samuel, 103 raclilc .S|elmeld..liihii lU First .Siilllll, r. K32 Kearnv Toelken, H. .V< Si emid and S3H Market 'l'oni.'ls. .Iidin KIIKI Diipmit Tostniaim, llenrv llNSeeond Trondle, .Mary , I. Miss, 1010 Dupont rimer, .MosoiiO.'i Kearny Villaverde, A. FM Itroadway Waxener, F. n. A Co. .')II4 .NIoiit Wetland, Henry cor .Mission anilTlilnl Welhe, Aim. (ill* MontKomery Will .V Co. .'Ili» rai'ltlc Wiener, .Villon 30.') Kearnv WUI.F, SIMilN, liiiss House Wreile, William 7(tt Clav Claim Agents. Fonle, (). ». 614 .Montpinierv .MeSnlly. C. A. (Custoni lloilso) If) Mei'i'haiits' KxcliaiiKe Ilnlldlnfi KANSOM, I,, (see adv. iia«e xlxicor .Moiitgonierv and .lacKson UI)IIIN.S(IN.,I. K. (see adv. pajje xxlv) 626 .MontKotncrv Stevenson. .1. I>. 614 Merchant .Slow .V I'OI.I.OCK (see adv. pa^e xxvll) ,'iflK WashliiKton Wakemaii, F. (». 60'2 Washington Clergymen. .Venlen, .lames H. Uev. pastor .'Jaliit Ilrlilnct's Church, Van Ness .Vv, nr llroadway .\flli'i'l>aili, ('. II. pastor German .M, K. Cliiirih .\leniaiiv, .losepli .S, Most Kcv. (K. (^. i Arehlilshoii S. F., St. Mary's Cath- edral, d\velllii|(602 Dupont .Vndolshek, .\nilri'W Kev. ass't pastor SI. Uoiiitaee's Church, Sutter near Montuomerv lliirllelt. W. C. Kev. .117 Clay Ueckwlth, K. (i. Kev. Thlnl ConKrejta- tioiial Chni'eli,dwl Mission hetween Fourteenth and Fltteeiitli llontoli,.!. A. Kev. Second (^onKrega- tioiial Church, dwl 1032 I'lne Ilertolio, .1. .M. St. iKHatins' Church Illssell, K. C. Kev. pastor Fourth Coii- Ili'eL'atloiial Church i Itlaln, .1. 1>. Kev. dwl 4SI Xatiima iHowman, W. Kev. pastor St. .Mary's CatliiKlntl, cor Dupont and Cal Itronnaii, K. 1". Kev. vice president St, Mary's ColU'Re Hrlfjits, il. C. Kev. Powell street Mctli. Kpiseopal Cliureh Brothertoii, T. W. Rev. Saint John's Church, .Mission l)olores Urueck, H. Uev, pastor German M. £, Cliuruh Ituchard, ■). .Al, Kev. SI. iKiiatlns' Col- leuii liuehler, J. M, llev. First (iermnii F.van- irelleal liUllieriin Church, ilwelllii|{ •2M(i'Farrell iliiel, F. Kev. 7.17 Market Itiirrowes, (ieorKe Kev. D.l). SF. roriier (learv and stoiklon Cald\M'lI, K. ,1. Kev. ass'l pastor SI. Hilduei's Church, cor llioaihvay and van Ness .V venue Cheney, l>. II. Kev. D.l). pastor First llapllst Chureli, dwellliii; Taylor near rncltic Clan, A. Kev. SI. luiiatlus' Colleu'e Clarke, ('has. Kiissell Jloiies Colin, E. Kev. I'iniann-El, ■23.'i I'ost CiiliKlato, S. Kev. St. iKiialliis' Colletifl Colter, .1. Kev. St. Franclw' Church, dwl rtl» Green Cox, II. Kev. IlowanI Street Mclh. Kpls. Church Cioke, .lanieH, Verv Kev, V, G. rector St. .Marv's Cathedral DlerklUK, (J. Kev. (lennun M. K, ilwull- Inif K,Vl Fiilsom lliumhty, ,1. Kev. New . ass't pastor St. Kridxet's Church Durham, II. IIiv. ass't pastor St. Fran- els' Cliureh, (IwellliiK .Mil Green Kanaii. F. 1>. jinstorSt. .lames' Kplseo- lull Free Cliureh, Dashaway Hall, Ilush nr Kearny F.asloii, (;. .\. Kev. ass't pastor Graeo (.'alhedral. iIh ellliix UKI6 I'lne Fackler, .1. (i. Kev. pastorCeiilral I'res- hyterlan Cliiireli, dwl 37 FItlh FltzKirald, O. I'. Kev. pastor Minna St, .M. K. Church, dw I Franclseo near liiiiiont Gallauliei', H. I'. Uev. St. ,Iosepli'» Church, dwl Tenth near Folsoin Galhmher, ,1. A. Kev. pastor St. ,Io- seph's t'hurch, residence Tenth nr Folsoin (ilhiiey, Thos. Kev, nss't St, Patrick's Chureli (illison, .M. M. Kev. I'nlted I'reshytc- rlan Church, T27 .Maiket Gooihvlii, II. Kev. ass't Grace Cathe- dral, dwellliii.' N'iH Callt'oriiia Graham, Kohert Kev. pastor Disciples of Christ Church Grey. P. ,1. Kev. St. .Alary's CoUego Ilarker, (i. M. Kev. pastor Wesleyan Church, dwl corner Hlckor.v and North Avenue IlarriuKton, .1. Uev. St. Mary's Cathe- dral Hendrlekson, C. K. Kev. Secoiul Kaptlst Church Henrv, II. A. Kev. Sherlth Israel, dwl I'M (ireen llllil,.l. II. Kev. pastor Central .Meth. I Kpls. Church, dwl HH Tehama |IIod).'es, J. K. Kev. ass't St. Francis Church, dwl.'iKI (ireen Howell, I'hunias Kev. u'oloridi pastor Thiiil Ilaptist Church, dwl Oak he- tween Taylor and Mason Kip, W. InKiiiham KiKht Uev. Hishop Kplscopal, dwl 33H Second l.oomis, ,\. W. Kev. Chinese Mission- ary, dwl XKcorStockton Biid Sac I.udlow. ,1. P. Kev. pastor Post SI. llap- llst Church, dwl Ilvde near Hush .Marasehl,.\. Kev. S..T. St. iKiiatius.dwl S H Market, bet. Fourth and Filth .McCiillouKh, .lolin Kev. chaplain St. .Mary's Hospital Miller, fc. K. Kev. .Meth Kpls Clinreh, .Minna, het Fourth ami Finii Mollnier, J, Kev, Notre Daine des Vie- loires, dwl Knsh nearSloikton Moore, .1. .1. Kev. (colored) M. K. Zion, dwl 331 mion Mooshake, F. Kev. German Lutheran, dwl '24.1 Stevenson Nerl,.l. Kev. St. I|.'iiatius' Colloue O'Fcrrall, M. K. Kev. St. lifiiallus' Col- lege O'XelTl, Thomas. Kev. paslor St. Urld- ffet's Church, cor llroadway and Van Ness .\venuc Prenderitast, .lolin Rev. St. Francis" Church, Mission Dolores rutiiam.K. F rector Church of Advent, 6'21 Folsom i-- i; A. BOllAN 4p Co., San X'ranoisoo. Fhotognvh AiDiuaa, Fine Oifk Booiu, eto. m ■ Insure 70ur Uf« in the NOBTB AMXBIOA Uni HTBUIUIIOX OO. 'I, : |. 1 ^ 1 i l ! i 1 ; ' 1 i 1 ■' i 1 . ill 896 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. K«wi'll..lii»'|ili,ilwl llueCalininiln I Hawiclli', II. A. Kcv. piihliir rnhm Hiiiiiiri' llajilliit C'li. (Iwl NIO Taylor Hcuiliirr, II. St. Ki'V. iiiihtiir Iluwiinl I'ri'Kliylcrlaii (iliiiri'li Hkliiiicr, •). A. lli'V. pantiir Klmt I'rcH- liyti'l'liiii ('hilivli, clwl NIH I'liwcli HIatti'ry, W. Kt'V. iiiMtor MlnMuii Diilo- ri'ii tMiiiri'li Hmllli, A. II. U>'V. (colored) liimtorZliin Cliuri'li, ilwi'lMiiK Ull) tlaitori Slarr, M. It. Ki-v. (C'uiik.) r Second anil llryant fltt'ldiliiH, llii'allo Kt'V. paHtor (riillu- rlnni (Iciiry iicnr Sloikton Htuni', A. I,. Ui'V. pantor Flrnt CoiiKrc- Kiillonal Church, Iinponi and I'ul StronihurK, N. Itev. (icrinan Kiitheran, dwi'lllnKTOftStocklon TliomaH. K. Kcv. dwi'llinif IIOH MaMiii llriny, \V. ."4, Kcv. piiHiorNl. I'.. Chiirili, Ml>Nlcin nr Mni'lii'nlli WiKlHwiiiili, f'harli'it Ucv. 1>.I>. niistor Ciiharv I'lcsliylcrlaii Clilircli, dwi »'i(l I'Ini Wuril, I'hiiniaH M. I). Ucv. (colored) M. IC. dwcllhm Kti IIUNh Wiirrcn,.). II. Kcv. 402 Krinit WelKler, .\. Kcv. pu«tor t'oiii{rc(!alloii Kinaini-Kl Well", .s. T. Kev. Liirkln Street Jl. K. Chiircli Willlain-'oii, l>. S. Kcv. paHtor Dutch Kcl'oi'incd Church, dwl MW Cal Willlamxon, It. W. (.Mcth Kpls.) iK MNklon Wolf, S. Ucv. St. Itonlfaecdl. C. (ier- tnaiii ill Suiter Wyatt, C. It. Kev. Trinity Church, dwl Hi'i Itush Wythe. . I. II. Kcv. pastor I'owell St. M. K. Church (ahaciit) Cloaks and Mantillas. [See alKo .Millinery (ioodii.J Ilcrkowil/. M. (IJfi Sacramento lIcrnHtehi. S. 1U12 Stockton i'.hrhanl. A. 41 Tliinl (ioldHUi'ili ,V' Co. KIH Sacramento •lonaHsoo, Mi-yiTtV Co. It) .Mont I.ey.yuHkl. I.. ii'M Saernnu'nto MoitcnMcrii. .M. 41U Kearny Ney, ,1. I,. 14 MonlKoniery | Kolicrt. ,1. I), lin .M(>nl;(onieT>- UuHenldail, S. 12;i ,Montt(oniery 1 Sullivan, Thoman it Vn.2' Montttomery | Wurklii Ini. .M. it: Co. tilS liucrainentoi and m .MonlKimiery | Clocks. Importers. I [See also Jewelers; also Watches.] I COr.l.IXS, C. E. it: CO. HO:t Jlont , Iluynes it Lawton, NK corner .Santoni and .Mcnhant > HerliiKhl, It. HiBkearny Lehinann. tleorj;!'. .VW Sacramento ,liisephl. I. ,t Co. 641 Washlnulon I SWAIN, K. A. & Co. cor San and I'ii.e WENZKL, II. (see iulv. pUKc clxlli.' .)U3i Bloiitifonivry I Clothes 'WrinRors. | AKXOI.K, N. S. it CO. .IflB Ilalter> | WAKI>, .1. Ii CU. (8ee odv. pai;ecxxl.\)i New York) Clothing, Maohiue Card. STKTSOS. i:Vi:KErr(8ec adv. p:iKes cxxiv and :1M4) Walpolu, Muss. OlothinK. irAo{e«a/e Jobbers. [•Importers.] AM:.\'ANI»1:K, J. .t CO. 312 Sansom •ItAIHiKK it LINDKNUKItUEK, 41.') Italtery •HATM, .1. & ItHO. .123 California Oohliner ItroH. 3l)tiCalil'orniu •Cohn, Henry A' Co. 413 and 415 Sac Cohn,.l.Sneniinenlo •TOKI.AS, WISE it CO. 3lwCallfornl« •Well it l..vy, (113 Siu'iamcnlo Olothlnfc. JloiiBor Chililren. ItcHsev, K. W. .Mrs. 10 Second CIcmeniH. M. .Miss, l,V2 Third and 134 Kcainy Kldd, M. It. .Mrs. l.VI .Second Klilchcr, C. .\. I .Mimldoincry Krieillander, II. (lnranls')4 .Mnnt lliipklns, C. I, Mrs. ■.'■2'i Kearny l.ampinaii ,t Itauiiall, lo.t Kearny 1. 1. in,. I. Miss (inliinis') 057 Clay l.ocKWooll, II. .M. it CO. 024 Clay Hoc, .M..I. Mrs. l!i.->'l'hlrd Koscnthalit Co. 14 Second Walsh, M. Mrs. 27 Fourth Clothing. Slannfiiclurers. Itarnett, llerliiier it Co. 21U I'lne Ill-own, II. 22M Italierv Keehheliner, (iomlklnd it Co. 222 Itat Weidenrieli it l.ehniun, 4U(> Sunsoin Clothing. Oil. Appel, S, 2U,'i Saeramenlo Clothing. Iletail. [•Imporlcrs.] .Vhrahanis, Louis. 10 Clay Acher, A. V. 72.t llallcry Alexanilir, S. O. cor l>u|i and Jackson .Mcxandi r, T. H2:i Kearny Arnhelin, S. 3|.t raclllc Asher, S. 14 Stewart ItadI, Morris, !m and ,V27 Cuiumerclal liauin, J. .M? Coniincri'lal llloeli, A. It. 1107 Dupiint Illock, John, Mi Kearny Ithiin, I. 411 .Mont)ioniery Cam, Samuel, 40'lhlnl Cllron, .M. I. 131 I'aeltle Clavliiiri;. A. .V23 Sacramento Cllllc, S. it Co. 2HStewail Cohen, llciirv, 414 C'lninii rclal Ciihcn, Jiiiiics, l.VI Sicwart Cohen, William, 012 Kearny Cidin, I,. 417 Commercial Cohn, l.ouls, 743 I'aeillc Cohn. .M.4i3 Conimerclal Cohn, M. .M3 Commercial Cohn, M. II. 131JiU'kson Cohn, .H. ,100 Commercial Cohn, Stnion hlti Ciiiiimcrclal •Colman llros. cor Mont and Wash Conkllii)!, 4 Third Folk, Levi, 40 First Frank, E. 213 I'aeltle Franklin, (icorKc, ,tll Davis UEIlt A LI:D0KFF (see adv. dept. paKccvl) l,t Third tillhcrt. M. ACo. ,MThlnI Ooodman A Lindner, 23,t Kenrny Oottmnn, Samuel, !I22 Kearny Orecii A Seller, 631 Market (ireeii, II. ,'il!) Davis II A AS, S. A CO. (see lUlv. patte U\) 223 MonlKomery and ,V27 Kearny Harris A Xevl,,W7 Davis Harris, Isaac, 613 Davis Harris, .Marks, 327 I'aeltle. Harris, Samuel, 212 Stewart Harshall, Oustaf, 144 Thlt^l •Heuston, Hastlnxs A Co. 21 Mont Hintze, Isaac, 3U7 Kearny Hudson, Clcorge It. A Co. 327 Sansom Ilyains. f1. J. 431 Monluoniery Ichoii, Edward F. fMASiinsoin Isaac, II. 433 I'aeltle Isaacs, Allicrt, 1103 Kearny Isaacs, S. AOA Jackson Israel, Harris, |2N I'aelllo Jacolm, A. '2-27 racltic Jaeohs, D. 4 Sicwart Jaeolis, Morris, Ml t'aellli' JOSEI'II A FIOEL, eor I'lne niidMiiiit Kohlman A •iaIliiKcr, 300.MoiilKomery Kopp A Million, 723 Clav l.aU, S. 310 rnclllc Levy, L. 007 Davis I Lcs/.lnsky, Sarah, 202 I'aclllu I i Levy, A. 403 Commercial I | Lew, llcnjamin, 61,1 i'aeillc I , Li'vv, Henry, llOThlnl I | Levy, .M. II. A llros. 333 East Lewis, Davis, 22 Jackson j LInilcnIiaiini, ,1. 2A2 Stewart ' ' •Lot KWOOD, IIAKVKY M. ACO.e24 Clay Lohniann A Mocsta, 644 Clav •LiiVELASD, I. ACO.2ll.Mont .Marks, llcnrv, 24 Stewart Mariln, John M. ,V2K Saeramenlo *.MEAI), J. K. A CO. eor Munip.in.n and iliish and cor Sansom and tViisli Memlelson. E. 233 racltle '.Meyer, William A Co. Oil! Clav .Mcj crstein A Lowcnliei').', 300 Kcariiv .Mcyerslclii. Henry. .137 Kiiiiiiy .Mieliacl. Isaac, 2(HI Fourlh MIcliels, M. .Mrs. 741 raellle .MorKiiisicrn, S. eor Front and raelflc .Morris, II. 12.1 Fourlh Niilhan. S. IlllSlewart NEWIIALLA ItKOOKS, 722 Mont I'auc, Kolierl, NiH .Minilifonnrv I'ciscr, I. A N. eor .Mont anil Ilush I'elser, S. 230 .Monl«iinierv I'eyscr, II. 40.1 I'aeltle riiicus, .Morris, 302 and 316 I'aeltle ; (I I'hilo, D. 307 East ' !l I'latshek, J. .1,17 Commercial Knphael, Isaac, .DM llavis li'ios. II. .120 .Sacramento Koper, Daniel, 40.1Commi'rcial Kosenllial. Marx 14 Second •SIIEK.MAN. W. A Co. (see adv. |ia;;i' clxlv I 412 Sansom i Simons, L. .Mrs. 122.1 Diipont Solomon, Louis, 4H Stewart 1 Sli In, Samuel. 103 I'aeillc Sionc, M. 411 Commercial Simus, Marx.oTliinl Sweet A Sulton, ft;i3 Washington VoKci, llcnjamin, 720 Front Woir .Morris, 421 East Cloths and Woolen Ooods. [• linportcrs. See also Dry (liiiiclii..i Levy, .M. bOH Sacranicnio Nev, J. L. A Co. 14 .Monltfotni rv •I'ON I'ON, DkAKCE L, KIO Clay •.STinX, SIMON A CO. iMeadv. liauo lllll KI2 Saeninicnio and 631 ('i>iii • •ri.LMANN, .M. A CO. (see iwlv. paiii' illx I 62N Saeramenlo •WEILL A SON (see adv. p. xcv) 616 Saeramciito Coal Oil. [•Importers.] •DELL. CKANNA A CO. (see lulv. ; Iront coven ,113 Fionl •DIETZ, A. C. A CO. ,111) Front urid X[ •IIAYW.VKD, COLEMAN A CO. 411 Front •IIOLU'lt. A. A CO. ."iOl Front •STANFOKD IIKOS. (see adv. paff cxlvlll) 121 Calit'ornia I .STOTT, A. (see adv. eixlx ) ,112 .Saiisom SWAIN, K. A. A CO. eor line and San i Vagts, (J. I42H .Stockton and 144 Fuurlli j| Coal Yards. [See also Wood and Coal] .tnderson, Thomas, 737 Jackson llELLINtniA.M IIAY COAL L'0.(««! adv. page ell I 212 Clay I IILACK dFA.MOND (;0AL MIXIMi^ . NtlH WunhlnKtnn Jnfff, I.. Hi) SuttiT JOIINMDN, J. M. («oc ndv. pago cllll) M Jui'kauii Miirllz, M. (iiKPnt)20fl.SaiiiTn I'KI'K, (1. II. ("!■>• ixlv. piiKu Ixxvl) cor llriMiilwjiy mill NunMini I'l.NK'l', •!. (Huu ulv. piiKu clxt.x) 14 KrcniDiit KAMMDKM., 11. II. (SL'C nilv. Ilx) 110 illK'kXKll Roiiiiti'lili •liilin (ncaloa nnil atiirnifc) oor K<)'niiiii iiiiil .Spciir Rlmliilr {i Mdiiily, 'Hi Clay HTiiIlM, ('. :«t» MontijiimiTy ThomhMMi, H. A. .V Cfii. Ii« .Sutler Vim Wliiklf, I. ». ik Cu. cur llattury ami llllHll Wlil|>|il>'. H- U. MlKKlon nr llculoaiid m flllllHdIII WOLK UUOS. 19 llaltory Coffee Faotoriea. BKRNAKl), (.!. (hcv wIv. puKu zi II) 707 dllllKnlll KOMIKK. JAMKS A. * ('O.?20 Front Unti'H, II. Kititli', 110 Kri'iiiiint (llllltA KDKLM, 1>. A CO. 4IA Juck^on Miinli'ii iV .Myrk'k, Sue nr I'ruiit mri'liti! ii. Co. 'i.tHi'i'iinil TvliT, H. II. IIU Krciiinnt VK.NAUII, CI. (svu lulv. page dill) 627 Kroiit Zwick & liocvon (extract) 7'.'5 Udwy Coffbe Houaes. CSecalmi UenlnurantH.] Antonuvli'h, V. ciirClnv nnil H'.ikHt lIcKsiiii, V. .V <1. .ViU .Meri'lmiit lllllilllscicil, II. N. 71.'> DuviH llrotvii, V. 1>. A17 KiiHt Itriiwii.Juliii, 144Wtewnrt Chlciivlili, I'eli'i-, cnr I'ae anil Dnimni Coilil A Cii. !13« Kearny Oiistiiilhi, li. our tliini unci I.eiileHilorfT DewliiiMiilx, l''..V»7 WiwIiliiKtim Drolmz, M./Mi:iKanl. Kllleli, J. ei>r Cunniiereialanil Kant Oaiieovleli, tien. .V^ll llavlN (luliener, li. II. cur KliiK anil TliinI Hanson, o. W. cur Mereliuiit anilKitat HoiliKiierlel, N. WS Kearny l|>«'lii\tek. (I. lOMIewiirt Joliiisiin, K. A. .VII KiiHt Jury,Julin.V llru. fiii Merchant Morton, II. K. IU7-lacksi>n I'everiiila, ('. 1402 Diipunt I'rehle, A. Ilattcry nr Kllbcrt Riwlovleli, A. cur Stewart and MixMim IfauinuHHen, JaineK, cur Mcreliaut and Kast RIMMONno, I,. 107 I'uclllc Rimnliuhni, J. HtIA Kea I'.y Slelielilz, N. 4 llnuulnxy l!zovieh,Juhii,4l» Davis Coffin Warehouaea. r.IlAY, V. (Ncc adv. pane cl) (Ml Snc MASSKY, A. isee ttilv. page IvIjSJl Sac Oolleotora. ALLEN, W. H. (HOC ailv. poRC cxill) 608 MoiitKoniery Andemoii, F. C. ,M7 Was' inntun Asliton, I'liarlen, 4112 ('a- .rnla llnlliniier, John, 604 Klu lant ('nilliiKtun, W. II. KI3 Kearny DesHiui, J. til7 CIny Keiiiieli, Mariiii, Valencia nr Sixteenth KoKle, (1. 11.614 MuiitKuinery Kruser.tCi). saa Clay •lanlner, (;. A. 604 Merchant (lay, Charles, 432 Calli'urnla Ureon, •!. L. II KxchaiiKR llnllding «U)hee, K. .\..ViHMi>nluoinery llanllnK.S. C. 623 Merchant Hawea, (I. cur Saniiom and Jackson Hilton, J. 417 llniih Hnmnan, J. A. & i:o. 62,1 Merchant Le Marc, J. .1. 1'acltlc Crult Market LKKDS, M. 1'. * CD. 331 Mimliiuinery Maillson ft Ilurke, 31BMont){i>mcry McCOMBK, .iDllN (Hcu adv. page clvllDOUMontguincry McUuglilln & J cuklnii, 614 Mont CoUegea. [See also Teachemi also Schools.] CALIFOKMA COLLKtilATK INNTI- IT'IK iHee adv. pauu cxili MIhh M. I.4tniniunil, 64 Silver Cliarli iiiagne (prlvutei Udwy nr Stock CIlv.Kev. l»r. llMrri)wes,curtieary and .Hlucktun I'ACIKIC Ul'.SlNKSS.K. 1". lleald,7»l Market (aee ailv. p. cxlll) St. iHiiatlUH', Market nr Fourth St. Mary's, old Man ■lone Uuad 'I'Dland Medical, StoektuniirCliestiint I'niuii, Dr. It. 1. lluddart.ftOl Seciind Commeroial Agenoiea. [Sec Merciuillle ABelules.] Oommiasion Merohanta. [See MerchaiilH.] Oommiaaionera, Deeda. [Sec also Nulnrles I'uldli'.J Andrewi", W. O. 626 Muntuomery lliii'Nluw, A, 24 MuntKi'inery liluck lllveii, Itasey, .507 Calltiiriita IILIKID, J. II. 23 and 24 .Mont lllnck Flklier, lieurKe, eur Muiit and ilackson (iariilhs, J. II. .V26 Waxhinglon (iiinnan, •lulin, 610 Merchant tiuuld, A.S. .V2N('lay IIAFI, K. K. (nee lulv. page XX) 33 Kx- ehaiige linlliliiiKs IIAKiUT.IIKNUY, 617 Clay lluefner, W. 627 .Menliaiil Knox.O. T. 613 Munitiuniery l.uwtun, W. W. 404 Montguniery Mllllkcn, I. r. 60H Merchant yuarlivt, W. A. 327 Muiilxuinery Sawyer, <). V. cur Clay ami Muiit sinton, It. II. 407 Calilbrnla SAIITII, N. P. (see mlv. page xlll) 014 Muiitguniery SteveiiMiin,.!. 1). 614 Merchant Sutter, K. V. 60H Minitgonieiy Taylur, J. M.636 Clay I'lilliault, K. J. 60.1 .Montgomery While, .luhii, 602 Washlligtun WIHlanis, A. !M Clay Commiaaionera, U. S. (iOllllAM, (iKO. C. Merehanln' Ex- chuiiKe llnlldiiig Sullivan, 1>. T. Merchants' Kx lldg Oompoaition Booflng. N. K. FKLT KOOFlNi. COMI'AXY sec adv. page cxxlll S Liberty •Si|. luston Gonfeotior.era. Allireeht, K. 1006 Foiso u .^ngus, C. A2.1 Davis Uehrc, II. C. 210 Stockton llernhelni .t Khrenpl'urt, 408 Clay lloiith, N. II. .^i Co. 20 Kearnv llKKCIIAItD.C. (sec adv. page cvl) 411 Davi.H lloiisonet, M. 42 Fourth Uracil, (t. A. 122H Stockton Canty A Wagner, 113 Mont CIII.'IICH fi CI,AKK(»eeadv. p. xlx) 4(>7 Front Coley A Dearhom, 121 Fourth Donnelly,.!. F. 112 Konrny (larlund, M. II. 76.1 Market Cerhard, H. 3 Dupiint (i(K)D, C. A CO. 736 Washington Hanson, A. (). 8-26 Washington Igel, L. 13l» Stockton llllg, Wni. Washington nr Stockton .loh, I'oter, cor Montgomery and Hush .lones, W. 77 Fourth Lculii A (laspcr, 1004 Diiiiont Lcimerl, Louis, 142 Third Slereer, C. II. 127 Sec'il and ,118 Kearny MILKY A I'KUUIN, .121 Kearny I'oehhnan, W. 104 Second i^ RATIinrX A CO. (aoe adv. page xclv) 430 Sansiini Itoss, A. L. 121 Third Salomon A Vo. 413 Commercial Sniltii, F. I4'26 siiH'k'n and 13:10 Dupont Smith, .lane Mm. 1464 Sluektun Swain, K. It. 140 Seeuiid and .1 Kramy Tuner, K. Sixth nr llrannan Vogeley, J. A llro. 46 Secr.iil Wagner, M. Mrs. 44'i Thin Oonaula. Austria, R. Ilochkotler. '201 Front linden, II. IlansaniMnn, '2'20 Front llavnrla, C. F. Melilus, 4'JI llnltery llelgiiini, F.. Herri, MV cor .Montgom- ery and Connnen inl llreinen, C. .\. C. Duisenherg, 210 Front Ciilll, II. Ilarrollliel, .U1 Clay Costa Ulea, S. II. (ireeiie, ION Front DKNMAKK, (1. C'llAKA TAAFFE, 43-2 Caiirornia F.cuador, Daniel Woolf (absent) FHANCE, C. F. DkCAZo'ITK, 434 Jackson C.reat llrltnin, W. L. Hooker, 4'28 Cal lluateinuln, S. II. llreeiie, 108 Front IIAMHrUII,,1 'i .6 (I I h„s lliU (sue ailv. page civ) 61!) .MiMiiin JoliiiHtdii, .Sam (niuht '.vurk) 33 (ioary Jiinlnii, 1)1111. oiT Kearny ami Geary KellM, W. I''. JO'i.IuckHon Kiiiiball ltru«. Vii N'atoina I.iitlinip .fe W linplo, Wi .MoiitKomory l.iiid. .). O. or' .M.iHon ami (leary l.iit'kin, J. Jl. ^reliant iir Kast Mathc^vs .'^ .Smith, .571 MI«»lon Mcdlyiiii. I). (;.'.!« Thhil .MeLau)ihliii, ('. -tOA Calilbriiia Merrhiiaii. It. (i3!) MIhsjiiii .MUehell, W. (iil;!ht wi.rK) 140 Sutter Jloont, II. <". A- Co. 4>a WaKhliiKlon Naitle, li. I). Wi MoiilBoinery North, ailway nr Ualtery Neacle. T. 1". 121 WasriliiKton Newman ii Handy, Commercial near Haltery O'Kiele, ,216 Commercial I'aleekl, •loseph. 117 Waslilnixton Itetcaii..!. 1(. 207 Wasliinptun Hleek, Henry, Hl7 Uattiry Koacli.,1. F. 40 ('ommereial Uuppi'iithal, ,1. C. 508 Davis Scliuinann, 11. 115 Sacramento Copper Crush.1ng. IIOWLAND, S. M. (see ulv. p»|{e xl) •U Calilornlu Coppersmiths. [Sec also Machinists: also lias Fitters; also riiimhers.J Ilepler, F. U. 421 Mission M.icKKN, J A.MKS, 226 Frei moiit Misfre, Simeon, 837 Dupont Neil, W. 35 Sacramento I'erey, 1'. 402 Market Key Holds, .M Market nr Front Itevnolds, Thomas, ,506 Front Sniilh, C. VV., 520 Davis SNOOK, (i. .t W. 806 Montgomery Copyists. [See also Teachers— renmanshlp.] lilake, II. C. ,528 Clay Syin(nid9,.0. 1». 6.38 Clay Cordage. [See also Ship <:iiaiidlers.] UAI.I.ADIE, A. S. i CO. (wire) 412 Clav SAN FllANClSCO COKD.ViiK MAN- I'FAC I'OUY, I'olrero, Tnhljs A Co. olllce 613 Front (see adv. page .\lvi) Corks. [3ce also Drugs.] arilF.KIt. F. 511 Sacramento WlNTKIt. .lOllN (sec adv. page div) 220 Hattery Corsets. [Sec also Millinery and Dress Makers.] .Mexander, L. 225 Kearny I'rotols. F. Mailaine, 7.55 Clay liiehiirds, ,1. Mailame, 625 Sacr.imento llichct, J. Miss, ti;i3 .Saerainelito Costumera. CamplonI, K. 7!2 Washington Fell, C. (Widow) 710 W.ishinglon Khllad<'lpliia Dentists. Anslin. II. 63i Washington Itc'cTs, Dr. cor. Vine A Keirny Hecrs, .1. It. A Son, 127 .M jnlgonii'ry llclU', i;(Uv:iril.40H I'inc lliiL'e.,1. .). 305Moiilgomc:y Itlakc, C. I'., corner .Mission and Tliinl lloiiiiinln, Charli's,802 Wasliingloa lirown.o. II. 137 ThInI llrnnel A I'.ininons, 17 Tlilnl llnniicll. F.. F. 611 Clay lUltll.VNK, DAVID (see :ulv. page Ivj 505 Jlontginnery Itnsli. Louis. 606 Kcarnv Calvert, William, 10 I'ost CAVE, FItANK W. 54 Third Ciiesley, Charh's 1'. 12 .Montgomery Clarke, A. N. 410 Kearny coirswcll.ll. D. 610 Front Cogswell, .lames L. cor Second ami .Minna Ode, It. E.715 Clay CIIOWELL, .1. I'. 130 Fourth Davis, C. E. 513 Kearny Dennis, Samni 1 W. 14 Geary Haydeii, O. G. 727 Clay IIE.VLD, .lOHN, eor Kearny and Cal .lESSCl', T. C. (see mlv. pagelv)505 Mongoinery Kiiowies. (;. C. 121 Montgomery Kox, II. E. 715 Clay i L.VNCASTEU, C E. 926 Dnpont ' 1,1 lIltEV, M. L. (see adv. page xllll) IW Montgomery Lundhorg, .). A. W. 519 Monlgoinery , McAlllsIci', William II. Wl Third I'alne, II. .1.522 C;illt'ornla I'hillips, Gideon .M. 43Sccond Slehel, .Max, 6.50 Washington t Smllle, E. K. 640 Washington San Francisco D nor A Co. I'oi t'Scenlso Foundi li.U.I..UlIli;i{.i; iKinUElMlE A I na;;c\li)Mai iKllTHEDGK. ,1 I fl'UU;, U. JL(shi I'Inn fl.M.8,,1. n.(see, cgun near Frii Doors, Sash [•Mam jlKKVFOGLE, V •llrokaw, .laines, niont •CIIAI'MANMIO •CILVEUWELl, „ moid r.""?-. K- r,., Den "OK. II. A ,1. s, ( I Piigccxllv)jn! The PAOIFia IN8X7B ANCB Co. The largest Oallfomla Insurance Co. r York. \\a%v. cl) 613 J ] \\\ liiii'.uonuTy lonlh'cmurv' Clay i . , m' xvlli)5ir B I mill Mcrch i g i <• ailv. ilciii. ! ] II' 1^1 1). (soo nilv. 51 ml Com : * I .'OUl'll (SOC:0 oiilirnimTV .1 ir M»nt|,'om-' 9l \ l\ illillKt"" Ml. ISIH' iulv. I'ini' iiiifi^ l\x) Ulli I qI Saiisom lOj (•(■ iidv. iwp' ' I Ian*-"!" otype.and ^1 utorials g I . p. lxvi)(iW, ■ •>• , " (»i>c iwlv. piige M bdB. J niilwdiin'ry 'I eiirii.Trim ^ I S; .11 -Si' I IMC J .\reliStr.ii. vl 'Hinv ininoiiii'ry III .lilll 'I'liii'l inl iiilv. luiKclv.' I'hinI loiUi,'nmory Sioonil MASCJf & HAMIiIN>S OHQAIfS. A. KOHIjER, ARent. San Franoisoo. SAN FRANCISCO. DENTISTS — DRY GOODS, 399 aml^l Snour, T. B. Wi ItuHli llnall, H. H. 7I» Cl.iy Vim Diiilicrit. A. ruCi'nry Vim Di'iilicrtt. 1). imiiiiry Waili', Tluiiiias, 714 Mlnsloii WUITCOMll, NATHAN T. (scp adv. iiagc civ) atiS Third Wliilcr li Kclliiin, fi4!) Clay YouuKiT, W. J. 315 Monttjiimi ry Desk Manufaoturera. WIgniore, .loUii, til Sansom Diamond Setters. [Scr alsu.Ii'wi'hTu, lie. J lllspnluK, A. M. O.'.'i Mcrchaiit M.'iliiii.'"'" ^ Noriltfivii.HOs Sacramento JIKMXIZA, A. 417 hniailway kuni'rs, (ii'iiriii' !•'. 620 Jlcicliaiit Diamonds. llaldwln, M. M. 4fl3 Monliromcrv IUKHKIt a SllKK\V(»i)l), 5lf Miilit IIKAVKIIMAN k I.KVY.tWl vv ash Iiinlii'lspli'l. S. 1». tiO:i WasliliiKloii Diiklim, A.ftil Wa»hliii.'lun FALKKNAC, IlKOS. ti Co. 6J!I VV.ish , lllrsrlifclil, W. WW WashliiKtciii .losi'iih Hnithcn', WI7 .MoiilpiiiUTy I Jiwiihl, I. S. k CO. Ml Wasiihujldii I.KVISON ItUOrt. sai WashliiK'toii i ! l,i|iiiiaii, .1. aw MdiiiKomiT.v I SllKKWMOl), K. .',17 .Miiiili-'Oiniry i i SHltKVK. •!. C. it C(i. hVi Moiilitiiiiicrv 1 Tl'CKKlt k CO. :a\^ .MuiilKoii;. ry I I Die Sinkers. j CSi'c alKii Knifravors.] Kl'NEU, A. (me ailv. jibbc c1x111)6J1 Wasliliijilon Distillers. ;ScealsoIlri'Wi'rs ; also Camphcno ; also I.liliiora.} . Hoplor,.!. San -loscroad. 7 ni fin IMaza ' Itloiiiiiliiplali', !■;. .t Co. Krancisio nwir TowcU lirookH, ItoliiTtC. llltroKl, , DOWS, .1 A.M KS .V C( ). Mission Crcpk, olHi'i' 'i'.'l .sairamcnio i MOIUINI'.Y, .1. it I'll. lornorTownscMd I apil lliiili I raoilli- I)i»llllcrv Co. I'rosldlo Hoail, I oltlcc Mi WnshliiKton llvan. M. .1. Thirlciiilh near Howard Siniiin, (i. \. Harrison near Third I Wirthilnur, 1.. l.oinlianl mar Taylor Dock Builders. Ul.Vl.LOW.VY k H001',.VIt, lorSUw- [ art I'.Mil Ho\v:inl I Docks. San Fmnrlscii Itry lioi'K, II. H. Tlchc- I nor A Co. loot Hi'cond Door SprinRB. jSlMMONS, KOWi; .te CO. (8(0 adv. I { |iai.'>' xil) '.'114 Calllbrnia Doors and Btiuttors. Iron. iScpaUo t'oundrft's ; also Mncliinlst.s.] i:.VM,.\(illl';K k KKNNK V, 712 San iKliTltKlXiK k LKAVITT (sic adv. I I iiaui' \li) Marki'l iivar Kri'innnl ' I KITTKEIXIK, JON AI'HAN (mc adv. naitp xDtinndH Uattcry iMcKlUllIN, W. 4.1Klrst HALL, .lOltN A SON (Importers) (wool adv. paKv exllv) II Cal and 114 Jlkt Hopkins, S. .1. ll'i Washlnifton < McOIIJ, i\: CO. (spp ndv. pat'o xxxixjj corner Market, and licnli' .MII.I.KH k HAI.KV (see adv. pace! dxlxl 'iil Fremont •KANSOM, SAMl'KL, '>! Californl.'i Rosslter, .1. (Venetian bUnds) cor I)n- pont and Francisco Stevens k. mder. cor -Market and Fifth WILSON k UUO. (see adv. p. Ixxlvj corner Calilornia and Drumni Dramatic ARenoy. McCahc, J. H. BJO Washington urih I eary i amy and •'•'' i pane Iv) 505 tKomcry Dnponl „^ „_ pa^'exmi)l»|5| Xultinn.k Ijistoiie, I(i Market I'JKHush ITtlzcl, A.4f " Sliulc, II. JI. (shutters and sprlni;s) 31'. rine S1.M.S, ,1. K. (Nee adv. pa«e Ixxxv) Or- egon near Front Doors, Sashes and Blinds. [•Mnnnl'aeturers.] lUtKYFOdM';, W. O. 'M Calilornia •llrokaw, .lames, cor Mission niid Fre- mimt •CllAl'.MANM10WAUl)(seeadv.pai{c O.'WM'alll'ornIa •CILVKUWKI.L, 8.8. i0niid29 Fre- mont Curry, K. r,.. Dent near .Inckson Due, It. ,t.I. S. (IniportenO (sec adv. paiic exllv) Junction Ciil and Mkt Draymen. Hiach. .1. I). C. 4111 Front (■hiiiilinurije, C. F. M Calilornia Davis .V CiiMord. 4;1U fine l*'arii>\v(irth k tiiynn. "21(1 Calitbrnia (iarison, L. II. 'Jls From Or ' ,11, , It. .1. (C. S.) Ciisluni House Hav- i). A' I'o, cor Froiil and .Sac I.nzali. r, \\. It. <(i| Fninl .Morrison .V White, 217 Market .Morliiii. II. .v.- .l.'iO.'i liailerv Nilihe ,V Oilis.iii. cor Fr,iiit and Cal Itevnolils it Co. coniir Hal and lldwv UicliardsoM.v- Daiv, I'i.r :) .Snwart Si nrinii, .M. (1. 401 Hall. TV Sessions. .M. 1>. •id.'i Il;iii,,ry Soiillier iV Northey. \i» Calilbniia Stanyan A t'o. l7<'aiit'oniia. 411 Stewart and I'ler 4 Slenart Toland iv- Shiirkiy, ror Cal and Davis Dress Makers. .\nderson. A. Mrs. 'JO:j Kearny AUK'er, F.. A. Mrs. .'ill4 Kcariiv naille. "... «'. Mrs. 42S Third Hale on. I,. *•'.. Mrs. sli',.: Folsom I'.e;iihl, A. >r.s. tlW Fourth It' niendale, Ji.iry .Mrs. ')14 Mission IloisM,, .Mine, lill.'i Siier.nnenlo Itrown. M. .1. .Mis. .V|s .Market Itniiis, H. -Mrs. 711 Foisoni Itutlir. Mrs. '212 Keariiv Campheil. Ami Mrs. UiO Stoekton Coleman, M. Mr.Aor Kearnv and I'lne Chi'wnini.', .M. K. jlrs. 404 Third Clark, S. v.. .Mif. l.i Second Clement. ('. Mrs. sl7 clay Collins, 1'. Mrs. .'ii'i Howard Dalev. A. Mis., 41'.' Third Iicloclie. Itcnoit. SO!) Washington Dense, .liilia Mrs. dill .Mission Desneiillionr. Mine. s4;i Clny Dillon. M. A. .Mrs. 4ilii I'liird Kau'les. .M. I'. .Mrs. lOOFaricll Kdslroni. A. Mrs. .M14 Dnpont Ksiioinosa, Mme. .'^04 Kearny Follies, D. !■;. .Mrs. 4111 I'liird FraiKjols, Mme. .Ws Market (iav, M. Mrs. Valencia near Slxteenlh Oeln'ret. S. 741 Cliiv (leiidar. A. M. Mis. HIO Market .'.'i'. M. '210 Kearnv I.i rlin. U. .Mrs. 114 Second Nultciioss, I). JIKS. 5 Monlgomiry, .Masonic Temple Sehieilii'r. I.. '202 Second Wlleeier, A. .^Irs. 12 Seeond ZciKcnliirt Itros. 6:)7 Saeranicnto Drugs and Medicines. [Sec .'llso A|iolllce.ines.] t It.VVFIt. .1. A. 'see adv. pa^'e xx.KvU) I 1)44 Wasliinuton CItANi; ,V ItUIOllAM (see adv. page 1 c\li SK cor Fi'Miit and '.'lay j FKFSF, KJMI,. 410 Clav ; iiosTi;i'ii';i{. smith k DKAN, 401 . Itaitcry I I..\Ni;I.KV. CltoWFl.I- * CO. cor I Clay and ISatlery '. l,;iM'-'lev, .lames, aos'Calilonii.i ; MrDi'S.M.lt, U. ll.iCO. ijorlMneand I Suns. .Ill I liKDINOl'oX k CO. 41li and 4IM Front Ki;il.l.V. I'. .1. (see aih. pa«e xlvlll) ; .'i.'t.') ( 'ninmercial I KlCllAliDS, C. F. k CO. 420 Sansom 1 SANDS. A. It. ,v CO. isic adv. pa«e c\xil |:W William Strct, N.Y. 'SHKI'HAUDSOX ,v (i.^TKSisee adv. p:i«e Ixvl) cor Sansom and Com W.VKKl.KK. H. 1". cor Mont and Itnsh /eile, C. D. V.'i:ICIay Dry Docks. [See also Shlpliiiilders.] Tiehennr, 11. 11. .V Co. Coot Second Dry Qoods. /iiiportrr.i mul Job- bers. [* Uetail. See also Fancy tb.ods; a'so Fiirnisiiliii,' toii'tds.) .\iisilii k I'o. SI', cor Moni and Sinter IIACH.M AN ItliOllIKItS. 111)1 Cal ! Itr.'si.iiicr. II. illOCalir.iriiia Diiikelspid. I.. ,V C.I. iini Caiil'ornla Olas.T.c. ,v Cci. '207 I'.atti rv I IIODCIIAI X ItltoTHKliS .t CO. 109 ! Ilai'.crv I •Ooilclianx. l.azaid.Bl Scconil I (ioldsioiic, Jl. .t liros.'222 C.ilil'onilii , (looiliiian. Simon, .)I7 Saeranicnto HKI.I.KIt. M. .t lllios. cor liusli and Sansom ' Hcrriiiann, S. k Co. 1110 Saeiainenlo HKVNKMANN .V Co. ;ill and :J13 Cal llotVm.'in .V Co. :ir2 Saeiainenlo llol.DF.N. S. I>. 210 I'ilie Hin;hi s, lleiirv. '220 liailerv .Icre'iilas, (i. ,v Co. '207 liailerv •Ki;iMlY, ItVltNF, .t CO. 7 Mont I.AZ.VliD FIIKKF.S. ll.'i Italtery Lew, O. .'107 liailerv Lewis, 1'. ,^- Ilio. '21)1 Italterv Mc'CAIN. FLOOD .1: McCI.I'Rl':. 11)9 Fine .MFAOIIF.K. TAAFFK k CO. (seeivdv. pau'e Ixvlin 1117 Ilallciv Mfltl'lIV. OKANI' k ( o. (,jr Hush mill Sansom Pollack Hrotliers, .51:1 Sansom •Kank, C. I". A Co. 314 Saeraineiito Sachs, L. k M. k Co. {112 Calilornia Sehollu llros. 407 and 40!) Sacramento SeellKsohn. .M. MS Saeranicnto Selliiinan..l. .t Co. Ill liailerv S'l'KlNHAUT HHOI'HKKS A' CO. (see adv. iiHue xxxll) SF cor I'liie and Itattery 8TIIALSS, L. k CO. ;tl.5 and 317 .Sao m i ^ ' I [ ! 1 t f, !■ ••■ ' I 'ill \ 'If III A. BOMAV * Co., 8aa Vrwiolaoo, reoeiv* New Books br every Steamer. i:t' .1 II NOBTH AHBBIOA. USV, INSUBAITOB OO. The best company in the United Statea C e 8 « so 2 400 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. UHLFELnKIl A f'AHS (ficc (ulv. page M'vl) :ni<) niul 311 Hncniiiu'iito •VKKDlKll, KAINDLKU, S('KI,UKU * CO. (Hi'c adv. iiadi' xelll)6;i3CIny WUill'I'MAN .b IIAKDIK, t» (. 414 Koaniy •Austin & Cii. iMir Mont anil Suitor llaltano, A. i:i4.) Dupunt UiTKsti'ln, l.i'wl«,o(ir. sixth nnd Fulsoni Bernstein, S lOOH A 1012 .stoekton Itlentlelil, K. 122!) Stuekton itlRkit, M. 'M Siciimt lllnck, .liilin, a Vlrxlnln Illuek Cului, Jeninie, '22B Tliird Cunnuvan, M. MM Kearny Carle, A. J. A V,u. 724 Mi)nltti)mcry Carroll A t"o. 707 Montnoniery Caslle Adorley, 723 Jlontnomefy ClnirleH, Isador, l.'>3 Kourlli *Colieii, lleiirv, 414 I'onmien'ial Conkling, <>. \V. 714 iMomuomery Curtin, C. 4H Secnml Djirllng, A. V. 203 Kearny •Davidson, .1. W. & Co. IK ai Mtgomcry and OOH.Sucranientu Dwyer, J. 104 Third Klias A K inner, I3(i Kearny KlIaM, Sluiiin, 221 Kearny Krledlandir, .M. 2 MontKomcry (iHlland, 11. liO Third tlBuhert, .Ii>»e|ih, 1314 Stockton ' UKIH A LI'DOKKFcsee adv. paRCCVi) l.^ Third Oohlsniith, N. B43 (;iav (lorttnkle, S. I13ti Dnpou.' Hicks, K. .M. 110 Second Irvine, W. A Co. 21S Kearny IrvtnK, I/anilers A Co. 4 Tliinl Jnoid)y, Saiinii'l. 1110 Stockton JenkliiH, A. 1130 Dupont ■loseph A Co, .sot) Kcanii' Konneily A DilscoU, lOrtH Third •KKliHY, nVKNi; A CO. 7 -Mont Kline. Lazarus, 1004 Stockton Knllihe, H. W. 20ti Kearnv Kohlinnn A (lallniier. 30ii Hnnt Kolin. 11. (No. 2) li2K .Market Kultner, Naplilalv, .'LW Ihiril l.auKsUidter, S. 211 Konrlli l.azaruH, s. A II. IIH Third Leahy, M. .Mrs. (i Tark's Block Levy, ,1. A llro. lllHi Stockton l.evy, ,1. A CiLtdH Kearny livV. 1.. 'Tlilril nr Tidsoiii Levy, M. A llro. 224 ■Third I.czvnsky. \. 211 Kcariiv •MF";A. l.-ttl.cllii. MW WashliiRton Kothsclillt llelir^, IPiTlilnl Itimaiie, I., .'ij. i' I.13 Third Kiict'. .Mao'i 11^2 Dniiont Saniiiil", c. •ni'-iiMi nr Valencia fiMiini Ik. .l.«:iO>l. .Mr.. 1330 Dupont iilonc, K. U. I) VlrKliiiu lllnck Mfolii!, Aaron.. 'i»0 Kearny Talliol A O'Connor, 103 Second Traylor. \V W. 720 Moiiltjonierv •VKIIOlKII.KAlNDI.KIt. SCKl.MKll A II) (.see adv. patfc \clli) ti33 Cli.v VlllelKllnJ. .M. IIIO lllipolit Waller A ,)aiol)l, 30ij Kearny Wand A Cn. Ifi ,«■■.., ,nd Wateriii.in, .Moms, 22 Second Wcllhoir Urntheis, 32H Kearny White A Watcrtnati,2!M Thirl Wllko«s|>|, .\. 731 MoiMi/oiiiery Wolf, C. A HroK. 03« Dupont Dye Btufib, Ghemioals, Bto. [See Apothecaries ; also Cheinlsts.J Dyera. Christian, U. U. HOH Market «ioux,(J. it. 7.11 Clay Levy, S. 70K Kidsiiin Mniinn, J. '221 Dupont RAI'CK.K. W. 14H Third nice,. I. M. HO!) Market KICKLKFSON, (J. 1408 Sloekton Stiow, J. F. (Klovcsnnd fcalhcr»i'221'ost THOMAS, F. (sec ndv. pat'c cvlil) 734 WusliliiKton Ekk Dealers. [Sec I'rodnee.] Electro typers. [See also Silver I'liiters and Stereo- typers.] Clark, W.H. 'T. '2-28 Kearnv FAri,KNKKASON.4ll t lay Kello)j)(, A. 802 Montuoinery I'AlNTKll A CO. .MO Clay Kocidiiccoll, It. F. .'10 (ieury WlNTF.lim'KN, .1. A CO. 415 Clay Embroideries. L* Importers.] lIlKot, Mnduine, 828 Wushlngtc , Holander, Mrs. tiu Second Mullutn, K. V. K. 4'22 Third Diinnenherg, .Iosciih,H18 .Sacramento •lllCl.LEK, M. A liUoS. cor Shiisoiii atid Hush i Hendricks, K. Mrs. R27H Mission ••llfOllKS, llKNKY,'2'20 1tattcrv •■lONKS, K. H. A CO. M; cur Sacra- mento and Saiisom •I.OCAN A CO. l>'23Clay I Marchal, 1,. "M Clav : Metiinn, A. Miss, 7.'j0 Market I .V.'rzhiich, J. 412 Kearny | I .Mortensen, K. Mrs. 73!) .Mission i : I'aiilo/, c. Mndanie, 110 Sutter . rrouscrtjue, A. lO'i .Montgomery | Slinmons, V. -Miss, 74.1 Clay j ! Sullivan, C. Mrs. 214 Kcaitiy I Sullivan, J. .Mrs. 33iieeond | Svnon, A. Mrs. A sister, 3l8>.j Ihird •lolIlN, DIXON A D.VVIS.stiN, .SW cor Sacramento and Itatterv •nil.Fr.l.DKU A CAllN,30'.)Sac | Engine Builders. Iloo'Tll, II. ,1. A (^o. Inlon Foundry. NK cor Front and .Mission ; Dcvoe, DInsmore A Co. cortier Mission! and Fremont 1 llODDAKD A CO. rucltlc Foundry, l'27' First IIANSCOM A CO. yKtna Foundry, cc.-i Fremont and 'Tehama | IIINCKI.F.Y A CO. Fulton Foundrv, 47 First 1 IIOWI.AND, ANCKM, A KINC, Ml-, tiers' Foundrv, First near Folaotn , l.ni^hhcail,.!. Ill lleale I'AI.M Kit, KNO.X A CO. (seo adv. page cxivlli 10 First ! I'UACV.O. T. ID!) Mission \ I I.CAN IKON WOUKS CO. First nr Nutoina Ware, William, 513 Market j Enxineers. cirit. llrlilKcns, K. 1'. .V28 Clnv lli'ooks, Iliad. It. liO.'i .'\lont)(oinery Oardiner, .1. J. City Hall Oaviior, .1. 1'. 402 .Montgomery llnirls. It. I,. 72 Montgomery Itlock llcrltcrt, 11. V. 407 CalH'ornia lloilman, C. F. ItO MonlKomcry Itlock lliini|ihrev», W. 1'. .K) .Mont lllocij Kcitli. S. D. (mcclianical) Sixteenth nr Folsoin Kerp. 11. N. 5 .Mission Street Whnrf l.iicy, T. .1. I'. Cllv Hall ol.NFV A IlociIllol.ZI'.li (se<> adv. iiiilic Iv) cor Snnsom and Cal rarkliison, 'T. I>. 00.1 Moiiluomcry Shortt, 1,. 11. 302 Miiiitgomcry Tracy, C. C. cor .Mont and .Itickson Turner, (ieorue. 31 Mercli. T'.x. Itd't; VON .SCII.MID'T, A. W. (seeiidv. page Ixxxiii) I'lonecr Itiilldltig Wackenrender, V. San llrutio Itoad nr Fluniii Engineers. Mtchanical. Itrodio A Co. 40'2 Montgomery Engineers. Mining. ASlUtrUNKIl, WM. cor Jloutgomery undJiiekson Attwood, .M. 605 .Montgomery I'.eldiiig, Oren, Inlon Iron Works Day, S. 114 Montgomery lllnck llephurn A I'ctcrsoii, 137 First •lanln. II. cor Mont and Jackson Kerp, II N. 5 Mission St. Wharf Kiiiu. M. (i. H0.1 Montgomcrv Ol.NKV A llocilHOI.ZKit, cor San- soni and CalH'ornia Whcelir, Zeniis, '24.1 First Engravers. naker, (1. 11. .1'22Monigoniery Itiirher, K. I,. '.102 .Montumnefy Itovd. T. C. aW) Montgomery Carson, ||. ,14| Sacramento Deiives, K. (woodl'2'24 Fourth Dewey A ('o. iwoodl.lO.) Clav Kasttnan, II. (wood) SE cor Montgom- crv and Calilornia Fenn, F. C. M.icard, etc.)li37Howanl Fcty, C. II. )i'20 .Meivhant (iciiot, S. iseali B'22 Clay ilihon, T. liia Sacri'uicnto tioldsmith, W. K. .HII -Moiitgoinery .liilner, .1. .1. I>48 Sacramento Klumpii, W. imetali K37 Washington KT.NF.It, A. sealsi(i2l Washiiigtnn sip adv. page clxiili I.a/ariis, I,. (WH .Montgomery 1 iiiis, 1'. (WooiT 017 Clay I'rocurciir A Weiizel i watch rai.sc, dr. 021 Wasliingtou Uocchiccoll, U. F, 14 (icary VAN VI.KCK A KKITII (see adv.paci lvll)Oll Clav Weeks, S. II. 128 Kearny Wood, (1. M. ,108 Montgomery Engravings. ItANCItOFT. II. II, A CO. isee adv. p, cxxxivi (iO!) Montgonu ry critltlKK A WIN Tl;ii. KM Market i OFNSuri., ADKIKN..1II Montgunion- 1 llirschteider, A. A Co. 427 MoiitguniiTv ' JoNIOS.'i WOOl.Lsie adv. page c\li i 043 Ma'' 't \ I.AVVUK.^ ,A llorSF.WoKTlliplio. tograpl I i 310 .Montgomery I Minilll.l.,- N, It. nee adv. page xill '20!) l.eldesdortf NII.K A MItNKV (see adv. pnccclvi 312 Dash SNOW A HOOS(sceadv. pngeclxvid ,128 Sanson! and 210 .Moiilgonicry ^ Envelope. Munufaclnrrr, ("oleman, K. 12 Stockton Exchange. Bn Tdmrapk. [Sec also Hankers,] j HANK OF CAI.IFOUNIA, cor.Sansom' and Calirornla col, K.MAN, W.M. T. A CO, cor Kruiit and Calit'oriiia DONOIIOK, KKI.I.V A CO, cur Moiil- goincrv and Sacramento LONDON A S. F. HANK. LIMITKH. 412 .Moiituomcry SATIIKK A CO, cor Mont and ('oin Expresses. Ilakcr. I. F. ,I'otrcrio cor Mont aii.Kal ll.^MltKIC A CO. iConlra (.'iistuj 'M Davis i City LetliT, 423 Waslilngtnn Coiicli,,!, (.Mission' 7IK Kciirny i Dorlanil llrotlicrs ..MIrslon lliilonsifcrj I lay and Itatterv ' llall-Moon Hav ami I'esciidcrn, 6i!i! .Market jl rarkinsoii'K llaggago Express, uHito 1)1(7 Market ', SAN FJlANClSCO.tSAN .IDSL.Tni- I man A Co. (see ndv. pagu witHK I Haltery „ , ISAN FItANClSCO A SAN JOSK.Ml (i. Kennedy (see adv. page cv)6T)] Mii'kel Tyrtcii A Merritt (Onklatidinavlstw" Hroadwav WKLLS, KAlKiO .k CO, (("alll'eriiii New Vork. and Kiiropeaii) N\Vi\r I Mont A (!al (Heu adv. pagelx) [Sec also Dr PACIFIC XNSUBAlfCB CO. Cash AsaeU. $l.U3.86a.i)a. states. CHIUKJBBIN'Q'B Pianos hava ths best touch and tone. A. KOHLBR, Agent. Ban Franoisoo i a lical. y nff. )utguincr}' Vorks i ck S vt i ksoii 5 r I, cur Han- j. J iry I cry ■y rtli luy ir Miiiitpiim- 1)31 IIi)Wim\ itt!"n>ory ltd ">■ I hi ilcli cusf, etc . '■ (HOC auv. pBf V I 'I mcry KB. 9| (). isco adv. p. 'I iiiry m«Marlii-t 1 11 Montiiiiiwr)- ; il ■^7 MmUKi'i»i''y !l lulv. liiii!'' <'\li i "■ ■■.woiiriiipiio- lioiniTy ! iiilv. iiuKO ^1" R|\V. p«|II'Clvl ilv. pn^'<' I'l^"'' Vl Mimt|!i>mcr,v Inii/actiirn, |l.\, iiirS:iimini , cd. i-iir Kniiil CO, ™r Monl- |^;i':"i.n.im.. lint uii'l <'""> los. l-.irM(jntrtiiJ';jl Iiiilni Ciwtii) iw; Inul"" ' iKi'iiviiy : [Hi(.lll)olon'!l>f''', I'csouilcrn, 6i!ij Kxpri^M, ufflff j] IsAN .IDSK.Tru- \ly. pi>«" x'il'*- SAN Ji''*^'\Vl |l(lv. pW '■■"•''■'J kiiiiii\)ni»i""'" J CO. (Cilll'miiH,. lirdpfi"" >^^''''' lilv. pll| SAN FRANCISCO. FANCY GOODS — FLOUR. 401 Fancy Ooods. Importers and Job- bers. [Sec alio T)ry Oooils; alio Millinery, Adclwlorfcr liros. cor Sanaom and Sac llaeliinaii Itros. :IU4 ('ulii'iiriilii Itoas, J. il Co. 013 Snvritiiivnto l)rl».'lmiii. s. (). (Tarls I'asliionii) HI .MoiilKomi-ry KAl-KKNAf itllO.S. A CO. 629 Wash (idDOIlACX KKOS. IW nattory IIKI.II l»Iiii.><. 41M XaiTaiiiL-nto lIKI.IJCIt. .M. ii JlruB. cor liiLSli and SaiiKiiiji llfrxhcrg, Jl. 414 Sacramento HotTinnn .V ''". 31'i SuiTamcnto HukIk's, lliMiry,'2'J0 Mattery JONKS, K. II. A- CM). (M-ailv. iiaxcexl) NK cor SacraiiientK .md Sunsorn KOIII.KII. A. (See adv. piiKes lU toS67) 4>t ."tiijisiim LAZAltl) mi.HKS, ll.'i Mattery ; l.DCAN .»£ CO. (see iidv. pajfe xcUl) B23 1 I'lay i MASHKIM, S('IIONWA8.>V CO. (see adv. p. Ixxli 41.'i Saeninieiilo TUHIN, I>l.\o\ ,t l)AVI.SSO> moe adv. pat'c I will SW eor llnttery and Saeraiiunio rHl.l''KI,I>KK A- CAIIN fsee ndv. pn^e xcvll :taH and 31 1 .Saeraniento VKUI'IF.II. KAINDl.Kll. SCi:i,l,IKIi A CO. isee adv. pat'e xi lll)(i;i3Clav W.VSSi; H.MAN, A. A- CO. 4»!i .s.ie Well A- Lew, cor Hatterv and .Sae WIHTKIUIltXK, \V. A. («Kenl) W.' Hal Fancy Qoods. Hetail. [• linportera.] .Uoxaiider, L. Hi Second .lli'xaniliT, r. «'J3 Kearnv .Viipi'l, Woll, -jm Kearny lUrilct, C. .Madame, \m Dupont liiU.Z. K. .Mm. 3113 Third Il.sscv, It. W. .Mrs. 10 Second Ul..ckinan, K. .Mm. 40 Konrtli lli^laader, II. X. .Mrs. tiO.>!ia, Adam, 44iS 'I'liird jCulMi.M. A.m. Market li'iilraian, Morris, '.MH 'I'liinl ■ ('illhiKon, 'thonniH. 100 'llilrd I ('Mil. A. llii Second |i utler. C. .MrH. tiW Kolsinn I liaiaunberi.'. .loscpli, lilH saeranicntu IHarlla)!, \. K. Mn. M>'i Kearny I liiiut'la-w. Kllen .V. 777 Fidsinn IHuiiiiaii, A. .M. Mrs. 023 Howard iKdclkamp. llarnani, 424 Tlilrd IKKun.Juhn, 32 Third IKiiir, li. 124 Kearnv ll.lias.k Kuiner, I3li Koaniy I'l'Kl.KlUsll ,^; CO. 307 California and I K .MontKoniery ll'ranklln. .M. 134 Second rfnv, W, A. 404 Kearny IhMlaadir, II. 4 MontKomcry lUiMiinlnri', A. H|3 Kearnv lOiilisinlili, K. ,v: Co. 040 Sacramento |lloMMallli,U.31s Kearny lUnrmaiik, r. Mhs, 4 Virginia lllock lOlavf, II, ,. .'„. .Miss, 11 Secimd I'll.VMMKIl.t.MlTH .t Urss (aco adv. liage cvlll) ta Mont«! .1 A. BOUAir ft 00. The only exolosira Book Store on the Fadflo Coast. 26 i IP; I,j I' 'i i i) ICD -ii 4 :g (0 O ^^ NOBTH AMEBIOA UPS IN8UBA170X] CO. No restriotion ou oooupstion or travel. 402 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Eldcn nro9. I'ionrcr Mills, SIS Market KVERDINtS. J. & CO. 84 Clay KIIKIDI.ANDKK, I. 114 Cnlllumla Urosh and UiitlitTlord, Commercial Mills, NK cur ClrHt aiiil Natuma HAM, I. II. 211 (lav Hunt, C. A. & Co. -ai Clay Keimctly A Hopkins, CiencMco Mills, (ioln nr .'Ransom LKWIS, KDWIN, 124 Clay Uck..I. l21SiitUr MALLOKY, DKMIXO * CO. Capitol Mills (SCO adv. p. Ixxxvl) IIS toui- nicrclnl uiid llfiMivramcnto MAUI'ENSIKIN. J. & CO. National M Ills, .^U1 Market I'FIHTEU, A. ii CO. Ill Clay lUymuud, J. r. & Co. II!) Clay Kyan >\: waterman. 111 Clay Stewart & Coleman. .104 Davis Wlieelan & Co. Alia Mills, 12 .<4tcvcnson WIIITXKY & CO. 40.1 Front (sec adv. patje 5S) Zcile, J. I'acIQc Mills, Faclflc near Sanson! Force Pumps. HAUIIISON, C. H. sn Front L'nderhlU, J. & Co. IIH Itatterr Forges. I'aclflc Forge Co. Hosfurd, Hall >t John- son, Fourtoeuth ur Harrison, olllee 302 Montgomery llarto, C. IMO Powell Hehre, K. * Co. S17 Mcn-hant Kernliurd & Louton, 18 Occidental Mkt Ulakc, E. Mrs. Post near Powell liudu, A. 26Sitiiiiom Honnttl. A. & Co. 447 Bush Uorcheni, J. il. 252 Stewart Itoumie, F. Sixteenth near Valencia lloylen, Charles, 1438 Stockton lirnley, (ieo. A. cor Davis and Jackson llrei'ket, John U. 940 Market Ureckwedcl, J. cor Post and Cemetery nviHue I Brown * Avory, 42 WashinRton Mkt Itrviioiie, Kobert, Ml .lackaon nrLLE'l'TI A SELNA, ,V29 Merchant Canty, Tliomiw, 328 i'hlrd Carra, Joscpli, 714 Washington Catllii, P. H. 13 Fourth Cattehi, John, 204 Second Chainhers, C. I;t32 I'aclflc Chcyne. Kobert. 140 First *CI11UCII A CLAUK (»c6 adv. page xix) 407 Front Clafliey, Clayton, Willlani, Sixteenth nr Valen- cia Clinton, W. H. Howard nr Rausch COXtiEK , 1220 Pacllic Nicolich. !>.i. 624 Kearny Noble, B.attie, 318 ThInI Olllley, M. 717 Lombard Oehlcrt, Henry. I4« Fourth Page, F. H. H05 .Market Pasqulni, A III2 Dnpont Pavolich, N. cor Stockton and Wash Puync, F. Mrs. cor Powell and Green wich Peasely, M. 30 Fourth Penney, A. Mrs. cor Folsoni and FInt Pmld, .lason, 604 Post Porter, M. 11. 181,'i Powell Precht & Eggers, Pnclllc Fruit Market' " '- ' Mr ■" ■■' ' ' m Front I Kttclne, J. .Mi-s. 10 Wusliington .Market I Ann, cor Fourth and Tehama ' 'It A'l'Hur .V ii CO. (sou adv. nune iV I'O, (see adv. nuL'e xciv) 430 .Sanson! ' * ' Uattis, John, 4 New .Market Ueichert As Bowen, cor Bryant and Third Mary, Sirs, cor Freelon and Keilly Fourth owcll Kicuud, P. 30 Metropolitan Market liosewaller, Joseph, 1122 stoektuii Itourke, Thomas, Mont mar Wash I '(^mrad, J. A D. 419 Washington 1 Cuoseh, Jacob, cor Viillejo and IN Cosgrove, Patrick, 3.W Third Cramer, J. W. Valencia, nr Sixteenth Croee* (iiamboni, cor Stockton and STETStJN & VOI.K.MAN, 324 Duvli Clay Crowlev, Co;-nellus, 334 Tliinl Cl'.M.MlSGS A .MA.\WEI,L (sec adv, page c) cor Davis anil Oregon Cuimingham, John. M4 Kearny llabovleh, N. 544 Clay I Daly, Enos, .Mti Minsion IMiei " Forwarding Merchants. [See Shipping and Forwaniing. j Foiuxdrles. [See also Brass Founders; also Ma chlnlsta. Etc.] .,v,„,„ . . ■«■. m •<.•■■ BOO IH, H. J. A CO. Inlon, cor First i>efrivol,'Eii'g'eiie,"/42'"Fi>iirth and .MIsslou " Brodle, Win. & Co. Calltornla, 16 Fre- mont CA.MKHOX, I>. (Xeptunc; sec adv page elvi46 Fremont (Merc A Co. 28 Fremont Dcvoe, Dinsuiore & Co. cor Fremonti Downs, Joshua. 27 Fourth Donnelly, , F. 1012 Dunoiit Deiiegrl, Joseph, 8U4 Wasliington DeniA, Z. 1,303 lIUDonl Denning, Ii. Mrs. 4 Stoektoii Dillon, Michael, cor .Mont and Qreon Dohin, Kate, 235 Jackson DoiiHliiie, Jolin, 442 Bush , .Sander, Peter, I IB Fourth , ' Sanders, J. SIHSIxlli ! ; Sanguenctti, I). 1214 Dnpunt i •SAl'LNIEK ii CO. (sue miv. p. cxliii) 7ISSans(nn Savcrier, S. 720 Dupont .Schroder A lUrding, 18 Occldciitalllki Schumacher, Cbarlis, 2I« Secuiid Seellc, Albert, 113 Seeonil Sharhack. William, mi Fillii Shea, Cornelius, eor Fnlsom and SixUiI Shea, Dennis, 67 Fourth Sheay, Daniel, 321 Pacllic Sherley.J. H. eor Tliinl and Tehnma Sberwia,<). W. A^tV 200 Wasldugtuo :, Slillaber A Co. 2ti8 First Kate Mrs. cot Geary and shiven, Marv, 1333 Dupont Smith, FriKlcrick, 133(1 Dupont Smith, Henry, US Third Smith, Frances .Miss, t>03 Davis Smith, J. Mrs. 1404 sincklou Mnitli, W. 1208 Dupont Steere A Coll)y, 5U3 Siiiisoiii Mewart A Buckley, !tl\ .Mciclinnt I Sturia, Augustine, 80U Keuniy Sullivan, C. P. cor (ieary ami T.ivli.r ] Taylor, (icorge. corOearv ami M^m I Thompson, William, 2U« Uioadwiiy A Co. (see adv. page cxD' rnderhlll, J. I. 30 Third tni M ission Dunn, MullaDic A Co. Atlas, 26 Fre-: Mason inoiit ! Drake ii, Emers(). Jackson, 628 Washington Ham A (iarrett, I Washington .Market KI I'THElMiE, J. Phccnix (see adv. p. Hassel A Htiber, 47 Washlngtou Market Walker, John, 715 Da\ls xl I « Battery Hatch, W. Ii. 130-2 St< ikloii ! Weitiier, C. A. 740 .Miiiket KinKEIHiE A LEAVITT, Pioneer.' HeiiilerBon, J. F. cor I bird and Silver " (see adv. page All) Market nr Fre-l llllluii Bros. ISO Second nionl I llodgi-, Alex. 304 Third McK IBBIN', U'M. Eureka, 43 First < Ilohenselilld, (Ieo. 21 Washington Mkt PAI.MKK, KNO.V A CO. (iohlen Mate llolllday, J(din, 1:14 llilni (see adv. pat;e exivlli IH First ' 'Hughes, Oeo. cor Sansoin and Clay Steeii. E. T. Novelty Iron Works, 105 Irving, Wllllaio, III Kearny . Fro iiont ; ♦ITASCOVICII, J. A CO. 405 Davis VI' lA AN IKON WOHKS CO. (seoadv. Jackson, .M. A. 21 (ieary page cxlix) cor First and Natoma | 'Jacobs, .i. 217 Wasiiliigton .Frame Makers. Looking Giau and Pieture. [See Cur\ ers and (lllder8.J Fringes and Tassels. NOHCllOSS, MKS. D. 5 Masonic Tem- ple Zicgenhirt Bros. 625 Sacramento. Fruits. ['Importers.] 'Allien, Francis A Co. Sec and Folsom .VIvare)!, ,1. (i, 1236 Dupont Angus, ('. S'25 Davis ..Irindd, C. A Co. II .Metrou Market BaclgalMpI, D. 1)10 Dupont Johnson, Henry, 242 Filth Jones, Isi;:ie \V. 205 Fnurth Knupp .V: (;rant, 310 Washington I.aP't Lawrle. Mary .Airs. 301 O'Farrell Laws A Fawcett, 8 Metropolitan Mkt " nil ly, S. A Co. 2«5 Wash! .Indeman, Charles, 235 ThIni Levy, S, If, S. /! A Co. V 265 Washinglon LItlb'tleld. '.VebbACo. 208 Washington Lloyil, John ti. 8 Stewart Longlitz, John, 906 PuclHc •LL'bK, A. A (io. Pacific Fruit Market Lyon, W. W. I'* Sixth Lysett A (.'o. '27 Washington Market Matlnez, Joseph D. 620 iMontgomery MnlUivich, M. 746 Wasliington McAvoy, Thomas, 414 Folsom .... ,, ! .McDade, (ieorge, Folsom iirFourlh Bald will ,v Lawler, eor Third and Perry McDonogh A Damns, Pacllic Fruit Mkt Bailo, V. 1:1-24 Stockton ' Mcdiinn, .M. Mrs. 442 Brannan I'ssick, (1. 802 Duiionl Valentine, Jolin, 10 Wasliington Vanney, N. '247 Fourth VANTISE,J. ACO.cor('liivaiull)aTii| VIbert, .M.446 Uraiiiiaii Vcios, Q. cor Vah'iicla ami sixtccmli Weston, C. W. A Ici. ^r, .Mirchaiil Williams, I'. .Mrs. 114 l)ii|»iiit Woeldng, C. 143 Fonrtli Wnir, Beriianl,eor (In I'll ami SIckI: Wrigiil, Julia, '208 I at i ' Yeuger, T. T. 43 Tliinl ZIminernian, M. 136 Sc - ! UABOHi Ftt M [SceLo J^ Fumit "^ ' [S Fur Dealers. Llebes, II. A Co. lili Alonl(.'ii"iorv .M.VVEK, I. ''. A M>N.-<. 2:; .-iiiihUi .Mulh.ilian, , •- (o. 11 Dm » .Mt:i.Ll':'- -1. ( jc adv. back i-iiviT^Kl .Moiiigomer.v Muller i-V !'. 'i-iVKearnv ami lft1.M'«l| Shlrspc, I. IWi Sliiiilgoinii-.v WAS.SEilMANN, A. A CO. m»X While, I. K. '221 Saciam, iiio Furnaces ana Bangea. [Sec also Stoves.l Brlttan,J. W. 118 Front 1)E LA MONTAN VA,JAS.'>16.IaclKI JOHNSTON A KEAV, lOlSaiiMDi . LOCKE A MONTAOI'E, lliHamUj TAY, BItOOKS A IIACKI .8, SW i Front and Washlniitun Taylor A Ircdaie, 410 Jliirkit WEAVKK, D. S. BOS Saiisom FAOmo UTBITB ANOB GO. Offlo« 42S OaUTomi* BtrMt, Baa Fnuoisoo. A.VDEUSO Id I adv. Iiae ( •Atkinson, 1 Uaker, Hem llACM,.;. A hinedict.t . Ilirwhi, lsa« , lllock, A. B. I Blum, IL m I Ilium, I. 411 . Iloukulskv. ^ t'aiinavuil, M , Caro, S. 40 '11 I 'Colin A Mar Conliner, C. I DfsuioHd, C. I ' figel, S. I Mo I 'Friedlander, (iuilfrey, W. A 'tfiililsiiiiie, Bi •,''j. li. .j. i and cor Saiisi •MKAtillKlt 'r •Jllt'llEL.s; A .„ |iagelxlil/4l7 MdlKU'N-niA, 31IIII1SON, ll.ul . aiidSansoni , Moore, W. 'I', -m livers, (io|i|,(,„|, •NiusL-ulterHnis 'ffA- Alkias. 41,5 '•isi'i-, .lacob. 2.-|'i ; ™P.'•^A(^,.3 1 !• Instelii, \Y. 610 *rt', .M. 530 J, "'■'f- I. 214 Mi.iili "lIl^.li.MA.N, W.m' I ilxii) cor San ■*kel, .M. H i-lii,' I !.XX\I| .WiKei ,, '*TKIMIAKr,U-' I Mraus,,|,..v(\,. l,ii,vior,t(;ui„| NO 1 i"ni«nn. p. A- (•„ 'loKI.As, \visi '■,';>''[' w .Moi Wilkiiis, II. I'. (j4^'|' Furnishing .'"I'l'iilsoDivss.M,,! Ii!-'"!'' * Stewart, il I .'■f'lug, A. F. Mrs! I i''«^lN E. Mri. J I '"llii'iii. .M. Mrs. 1 I i; •!';:'• -M. .Mrs. 1 1 |j!""f<'. .8. A. S4I) •il |j!'""i"ns, L. Mrs I II»"''''.||..M™.39J ■ "ittnore, W. N. mJ Furnil (•ImpoL T"\''' ■•'<'ll.\t' ,s,l L, f*'""'! Mo, ■ 111 .' '"We, 424 'U »'^.;'nl,,h,hn,'|li(o| A.B01 ftveL ,11 Slarkcl oil Mkl liigton Mkt 1 (1 Stevens n aiul Wash 1 1 and Oruen | )ni ana Flnt I ll I {tl Krult MartrtiJl iiKUm Market |l ic adv. pugc Ult ^ , V Bryant andu • Freulon ani'.i (an JlarkPt I sioi'klon near Wash VN.Sil Uavli fth iipimt iCcadv.p.cxlW) t >l »OccUlontalMli|l •ZIK Second unci tiKlllh ,..,,11 -olsuinandBixUii] til 1 Inland Tehama ; . -m WaBhluijti'ii [rut l|101ll I l>ui>i>nt ird «u;i l)»vl§ j Dckioii I lit ansiiin \l\ Miichant yKianiy ■arv anil ln;i"' „.n"rv and >la»on •IU6 Uroiulwaj lid ! It SVasliliiB'"" "',rtl»yandl)avii| ""and Slxlcciilli "'"kjl..rdm..t , liiiip'inl '',','!.|i and Siocl a ., >NS. iiii^' '^' SAN FRANCISCO. FURNISUED ROOMS — GOLD DUST. 403 Ucrnstcin, M. C. 841 Pacific Urown, 8. .fc Ci>. S3 Third llunmti'in. Jimi'ph, xStt Market Caro, Wolf, ili liuiiont Castile, Francis HliClay CLAUK, HAWKINS, «•« Market *C'OLK, N. V. di CO. (see adv. page ASDKKSON A CIIAMltLKUN (sec Collins, James, !»26 .Market ■ ■ — Cook, Adam, '/Je Sutter Coiircclle, A. XiO Washington Furnished Booms. [See Lodgings; Uoarding, Etc.] FumishinK Ooods. Gents'. [8ee also Clothing.J C* Importers.] Drlnkwatur, Thonias, <37 Uush Far, Thomas. 77.5 Folsom Felit, Alexander, 4!t Third FIELD, CHAKLes & Ci page xxxvll) 4V7 Mission Fintiant, John, 160-2 Stocktun Fnink, Henry, 'ill Commercial (loldsmith, J. G. 4 Fourth •Cioodwln&('o..510aiid&28WaBliington Smith, A. J. Hi Webli adv. iiack cover) 141 .Montgomery •Atkinson, L. & Co. SOU Sacramento liaker, Henry E. 718 Kearny It \r.>i, J. & »UO. 323 California Ilinedicl X Alien, 3 Seeimd llcrwln, Isaac, •.'62 Tliird Block, A. 1». 1107 Uupoiit IJlnm, II. :i«4 .Montgomery Ilium. I. 411 Montgomery Uoukofsky. M. 304 Sansom Caunavan, M. cor Uupoiit and Wash Caro, S. 40 Third •Cohn ife Marcus, SOB California Cordiner, C. L. '2(18 Montgomery Desmond, C. Cosinopoiitan Hotel Fiirel, S. 1 .Montgomery : •Frlidlander, W. I. '214 Moiitgjmery (i.Klfrev, W. A. H. IWi Second •UdldsUine, Barnctt & Co. 314 Cal •(irobs, II. li Co. 412 Sacramento liaus, S. 4II> Sacramento ^^ „„,„,i ll.\AS, 8. & CO. (see adv. page Hi) 223^ ii„ri„„ & Wright. B-26 Market Montgomerv i llviiian, .Morris, tWO Broadway llaininoiid, W . .121 Busli j Is.idor, Isaac, 1320 Stockton •UEl'STOS, HASTIM.S A CO. corner ,,,^^,„^„ Marks, 'i:'/, Third Montgomery and Sutter CO. (see adv. FAKSSWOKI'H A MILNE, 413 Pine HIgglns, .Mark W. 670 Howard Kane, J. 611 .Market Kean,M.C.7l» Market Lane A Uonion, SOA Kearny Laswell, M. 1). 747 Alissioii McKewen, Peter, 642 Clay McNALLY A HAWKiSS (see ailv. page xxvl) 64.5 Market O'Brien, J. H. A Co. 706 Montgomery OUrleii, 1'. K. 641 Market O'.Malley, Thoniag, 646 Market •l'UI'>it,J. K. isecmlv. p. clx.\lx)730 Montgomery Reading. James, 030 Dupont Iteiley, diaries, 1226 Dupont Klchanlson, J. 614 Market Boss, Thomas, 317 Bush Slu'pard, William, 241 Third and 640 Market Graham, Edward, 806 Market Harris, B.2S3 Third Hickey, Ida, 326 Third llileiid, John, 29 Second •HOLT, WAUUES (Scliool) (sec adv. page xxxviii) 30.5 Montgomery •HOKST.MANN, H. « CO. (see adv. page exxxvil) 740 WashiiigtuD and 638 Market ,„iiy ..nd W^'^l Iv.a Bange» I, stoves.) I BAt Kli*, »«" llilntfton llO Matkit ]Oli Haiisiii" lOUOO. I 'Hughes, Henry, 220 Battery Ihiriev, Ciiarli'S, 602 Kearny ! Ichoir, E. F. 321 Sansom I I JOSEPH A FUiEL, cor Montgomery 1 and I'Ine I KUpatrick, K. .53 Second ! Kulin, S. 200 Kearny and 311 Mont Uliiiianii A Moesta. 644 Clay '■ LllVELAND, 1. A C0.211 .Montgomery 'McCarthy A .McCiratli, "04 .Market •MEAD, J. K. Ai;o. 200 .Montgomery ! and cor Sansom and Washington •MKAtillEll, TAAFFE A fit. 107 Bat •JIRTIELS. A. W. A BKO. (see adv. page lxiiii417 Sacramento •JKlHOKNTHAr, .M. 418 Sacramento MOKISON, IIAKUIS A CO. cor Busli and Siinsom Moore, W. T. 250 Tlilrd ' Myers, (iold, \ViSi;,t: CO. ;WS California ■W.Vltll, CKOUIIE W. (see adv. Lack cimri :i.'3 .Moiitgonuiy and corner Thini and .Market hVii.lA- frill-hard, Ui Lcidesdorir ll Willilns. II. 1'. ()4d ilarkcl PurnishinK Qoods. IJuHei'. >iialMilli-iss .Makers; also .Millinery. Etc.] llUriie.t Stewart, 112 Montgomery llurlliig, A. F. Mrs. -203 Kearny I Eilwiinls, E. Mrs. .VVt .Mission lilimiiiiii. M. Mrs. ■22S .Monigoinery iMniKhii, .M. Mrs. 1320 Stockton IMICIIKLS, A. W. A BUO. (see adv. , page Lvilli 417 Siii-raineiilo iMniire, S. A. 84!l ('lav. Isiiiinions, L. .5lrs. liOs Dupont iTishlir, 11. Mrs. 39 Second |W(imore, W. S. Mrs. 44 Second Furniture. [•Importers.] _,Appoll A Sonien, 1050 Market Ijlaum, OuKlavus, HIO .Market Morrell, O. L. 745 .Market .Murphy, D. J. 732 .Market o'Brier, John, 39 Second ♦PEIKCE, J. A Co. 415 and 417 Cal Uosenhelm, Joel, 33!) 'I'hird SCIIAFEK, J. F. A II. H. (sec adv. page 1x1)504 Sansom Selieire, (iabriel, 20 Fourth ! SCHKEIhEK, JACOB (sec adv. page xxvlii) 121 .Sansom Sellgman, Frank, 1226 Dupont SIIABEK, J. A. A CO. 707 Market SIIABEK, J. F. 626 .Market Simon, Joseph. 1226 Stockton Spear. E. S. A Co. .5.16 California Stern, Philip, 232 Third Stringer, W.J. .520 Washington Weydeinaiin, Henry. 238 Fourth Wiese, Peter, 20 Foiii'lii Williams A Kempt, 117 Tliird WIginore. John. -2*22 Sitiisum Vuill, James, 6 Fourth Furriers. [Sec Fur Dealers.] Qolvanio SJiOOK, O. A W. (sec adv. page clxli) 806 .Montgomery Sweeney, P. C. 19 tlcary Oas Works. Citizens' Gas Co. office 702 Wash San Francisco Gas Co. ulttce >iE comer First and N'atoina Oaugers. Adams, J. 321 Front CUSUING, UOBEKT, 3'2I Front Oeyser Water. rSce Soda.] Gilders. [See Carvers and Gliders.] Olass. Plate. i CAMEUON, WHIl'TIEK A CO. (see adv. page xvl) cor Front and Pino '\l 1. l3llljk\li,V. K.lKi.l... or £lectrioal chines. Ma- [See Oiilk-lans.] ' Oame. I [See Produce -tiiiine.] Oardens— FubUo. Ha\.~ I'uik, lunetioii Market Strcvt "iiul Hayes' Valley IfcillMi.d iijiiiiii. II.' .\. Slcgfrli d A to. corner Dillons and Finteiilll Willows. Mission liet I'.ighlii'iitli and Miii'teeiitli, .Mission Dolores WoiMlwni-d's, .Misslnii iir Fourteenth Oas Fixtures. Mnnt(fiitiuttrt. TltKEU MANIFACTIKIMI CO. ,s5 Mission Glass Stainers. Ornamental. Bowen, James It. 12 Fourth MILLS, UOBEUT (see adv. page ciil) Mission near Bealc Olass Works. PACIFIC GLA.SS WOKKS, Potreri S. F. (iiass Works (HoBtelter, SniitM A Dean) oBlce cor Battery and Clay Olassware. [See also Crockery and Glassware.] LANtiLEY, CHOWELL A CO. (chem- ical i corner Clav am', llatlcrv S.V.SDS, \. B. A CO. (See adv. page cxxi) New York TAYI.oll.JoHN A CO. (druggists) (see adv. page xxi) 514 Wasiiington Glove ■(• ' [See Hosiery and ■ ilo-es.^ Glue Manufat-'-urers. [See also Snap .Maiuiractiirers.] BAEDEK A ADAMSON (si e adv. p. 5'ork, Pliiladclphiu. CO Oas Pipe Fitters. t* Itnpi'itvrs.] •DAY.TllOMASis, 732 Moiiigoineiy Ecclas A Moore, 31 T'lilnl Enrlgbt A Smith, .520 Ciilifomla Epps, George, 15 Fourth exxvlil) Now mill Boston CAMEUON, WlilTTIEU A (iigeiitsi eor Front and Pine DANA.G. S. Paeillc, cor Goiigli and Lombard Gold Beaters. i Furley, J. F. 20 Geary Itellly, Thomas, 641 (Vilifoniia I Gold Oust Dealers. iuiv. ft-ontcoverl [**eeal»o Assayers; alsi' llaiikei's; also i Brokers. J \ Illckox A .Spear, i or Mont and Sa. KIchon, N. 611 Conimercial I Hutro, C. 427 Monlgnniery iu: m '1 , 'III f t ' i 'if ' 1 ! m I Rl., 1 ... i •ti 1 ▲. BOMAK & Oo. I Bau Franoiioo. Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Bvx>ks. NORTH AUBBIOA IiIFB INSUBANCZ] CO. Polioiea (cuaranteed by Bteto ot ]Mew York ik- ■■ i! !l J '> o o £ GO « Gold MininK Oompanlei. [Sre Iiidirporiitlons.] Oold Fen Hanufaoturen. ItANCIiOKT, H. H. .t CO. (spc ailv. imu'i' cxxxlv) WW JlDiitUDiucry lIiiiKlit. A. .1. in t'alltxriihi KcimVy. W. 11. .). .W2 XldiilBomery I't'orcf, II. I). 606 Jloiitijomcry Oranite Tarda. IHvv also 8tuiu> YiirOs.] Cadiie, 1'. tViot .Saniiiiin (irniit. ('. 11. oiriicrTlilrcl and King Uvvei'in, iM. W Market Grist MiUs. CSoe JIIUk; Flour.] GrooerB. Wholesale and Jobbers. ATllKAUN & 10. S Clay l!.\IIIt--<. .\. inr Davis auil .laik.son lil(il,i;v IIKOS. ia4 Clay lidwcii ,v Itrii. cor .Mont am) Cal linidsliaw A Co. NK cor Cul ami San llradv. Ilcnjaniin, Wi Caliloriila llri'cil .!f (li.isc, NK cor Clay and Hat Itrcizc .t .Mollov. KWClay Itrciiliani, C. .1. -.'IW llattcry CAsri.K IlliOS. .'l:! ami ih Front Cotfliill,,!. H. .t Co. 31,') Front i Culler,.!. 11.4(1.1 Front Dcllcijainc .t Co. 4.'« Itatlcrj- l)icklll^oll & I)odj{c, N\V corner Front and Clav DODiiF. llkOM. it CO. (sec udv. paK'e eix 4IKi Friiiil liODliK A- I'llll.LIl'S (.SCO adv. pane lx.\x I N W cur Front and Clu.v F.iiners iV Co. 'Jll) Callt'ornia Foriila A (irav.W.I Clay FOItDllA.M A .IKNNl.NCi.S (nee adv. pane 14,1) liW) Front | (ioldsteln .t Seller, ill Front ! IKmnienway .t .Merrill, cor I>avls and Sacramento i Ilendley. A. C. A Co. '204 Front i Uerrinann, S. A Co. Mi) .•'acrainento llod^'es, \V. tu Sacraiiienio | 1 1 vine A Co. '^^4 Front Jee, A. W. .IJIt Fnoit I .Icniiini-'s A .\u»tni. 'J'JIt Sacramento j .Iniies A Co. -iOrt Front ! KFI.I.V A llFSDl.KSON (sec adv. p.: Iwiiii Wnt I Klopeiisiine A Co. 41:1 Front K iJi!. William., Ml Kearny KOItN A CO. 421) Davis KriiM- A Killer, JOil and 'JU Front l.AltCn, N. 4:i.'.laek^.in l.cvl. II. A Co. J.'i Calllornla I.KWI.-. II. I., aw Sacramento Marks. F. A Co. nil Coiinncrcial Martin. A. 214 Saenuncnio I .McKa\. li. 4JT Davis < .Miller .V Fisk,cor ,la< kson and Drninin .Monalian, I'. F. lllV Front j I'lM-k A 'I'linier. 'J-'N Calilorida I K.ili.S. A llro. JJi Calilornia ' Kountree A .Me.Mullin, ■U.I Front liowland.WalkerA Co..'>lli Washington S A 11 All K. A. v.. A CO. tin and lilll San Sliarlioro liros. ,VI1 Wasliiiitcton S( almanini A Frapolli, .W Front S.MITII A CiKillll.L, 4Wl''ront s.\KAril. 11.(1.40^ Front Tilli A Co. 411!) clav WAl.KKi;. ADOIJ'lllSiseiadv. Irotit ( o\er ami paKeexxx\ii 121 Front WFAVKK.Woosi i;u A Co. 21h Front Wellnian, i'eck A Co. 4114 Front WillTK, IV ,1. A CO. 412 F.-, lit I Grocers, iieiail. | .Mirens, Henry, cor Ilraiinan and Third .\iliers A .\smuflsen, cor Second and Ste\*'ii8on i .\lheis. .Marcus, cor Fourth anil ,Hte- \(-iiHSCIIEK, cor Third and| ('OUl)KS, Wild, 1AM, cor Hush and Fierce Corimlirens, II. cor IlowanI and Sixth Croskey A llowanl, cor Uuyca and' Franklin i Crowley, C. 3.14 Third j Culver iV tjuiule. cor Sec anil Natomn CiiHhenn.,1. I), cor Honnnl and Fonrili Dahlen, Francis, cor Hitch and Clarv DAIIMKE, FUKDEKICK.eor I'luillc and I'oweli Daisy, John, cor Stockton ami riiioii > llelvi'nthal, Jno.cor .MIsslonaiid Hcale, Desprcz, ConMant, 1'23 Dupont DETELS. 5IAiniN,cor llariisun ami Main DIceaud, Joseph, cor Unpont and Vol- Dlninier, N. 81» Fadflc Dlx, Casper, cor Fllinorcand I'rcslilKi road Dixon A Terrv, MI Third Donnot, I'elcr, 131111 Dupont Donzelinann, J. F. A i'i>. 4IW I'hic Doscher, U, lE Co. cor Second and Xa- toina Doscher, Henry H, cor Hrainmn ami Seventh ' Doscher, J oliii D. corSansoin anil Ilusli I Doyle, M. J. cor Hayes and Van Nessav Drenlwohl, Clias. cor Howard and Kjf- teeiith Dreyer, DIederlch, cor Kentucky ami Oilinore Drone, (lustavus F. C. cor XatuiimiuiJ Jane , Drone, Hi'iiry, cor Front and I'aclflo i Drou'er, Henry A Co. cor Hat ami l!u>li Drolet, John A. 133K Dupont Drueker, AHiert, Ii24 Mission Druhe A Toldienhoskeii, cor Callliiriiia and Spring Druhe, John II. corMarketandStcnari Diij-'an. .Marv Mrs. corner Market ait! Mission Diilip iV WihldlnKton, cor Hruailn\iv and Dupont Dunne, William, cor I'aclflc and l,pin- eiiworth Diinninn A Thomas, 2.M Clary Diischer, Hennaii. 13i1Tliliir Dnvenack, Charles, cor Corliell and Dolores F.hldnnliansrn, II. corner Folsom aiiii Fourth Eden, John, cor Hattery and Valliju Etlord, N. C. 30.1 Fast Kni-'ers, Ferdinan.l, 1240 Diijioiil Ehrichrf, I>. cor Ilatterv an rnes, cor Fourth aiil.lK-ii Feidian, John, cor First and Xatmiia Felineinann, ^Unna, cor (ireeii a;:' l.arklii Feldhush. Jcdin H. IDS Sutt.r Filltz. William, cor Folsoni ami Kmiril) Fink, lli'iirv, cor I'oweli and I'lii. ii Flslilieek, ,(. K. A Hro. cor .Ma-.jii aiiJ I'acillc Fitclieii, H. A Co, 7(1,1 Folsom Flalliinann, C. .Main lict Fulsimi aii'l llairls,,!! Flelsi hiiKin, John, cor IlowanI an' Filili Flinii, I'. T. CO- Howard and Kit-litli Fi.inu, F.ilniond. tor Fourth and lir.van; Fiilev, ,M, II2'< Folsom and cirsii'Mii- son and F.cker Foley, lii.lil. cor Stevenson ainl.siMh Fomia ,t (iiav.22.1 Clay FOKDIIAM A JFNNl.NtiS (sec uiv, pane 14)11100 Front Foi'tiiian, F.corllnsh and lleldi'iipl;i'i Foster, I'etcr J. cor .Ml.wloll aMili.l.,:- ty-lhlnl Framiiielain, A, 700 Hro.adwiiv Freie, .lohn ll, 7,11 Saeiameiito Frledrich, ,10110 (i. cor Sl.\teciitli an! Seconil avenue Fl'lesenhllUSell, John, 220 Sutter Frisi h, John W, cor .Mi.ssiiin and Kill! tiallanher, John A. 31.1 Sixth (i.UlUONE, F. A CO. 1)43 Calil'ipniia (iassert, William, cor. Mission ami Mii:!i (lataly, Jolin, 243 .M:>!na llelianan. .M. cor Jackson and l.vaMii' worth Hells. H. II. corl'acmc ami r« 'M Kii\i>imi liul Kulsnm attl L'or Ilowanl an' ,nl mi'l I'.ii-'lilli .■..iirlliiiiuir.ryant 111 iiiul c.it Ml'Vill- .I'li-'iiii aiiilSiMli l!iy n\N(;S («Hi ».>■ ,' aii.l ll.'l'l'-iiplaot I Mi-v-lniianilnv.a- llr mill ""'• .Ml>»inii iimlrlM| tlSSIxili I rtWCiilil'irii" , ■Misni'iiiaiuINi"'" .•kwiii Hii.l Uiav. li- me rtn.U''ilk ilrilauasioMi-'tl ,lls,,iiin iiiiil l.a-i f Uriivu iiiul l.afin-i uriicr UliiKloy aiil SAN FRANCISCO. GROCERS, 405 (irImm.F.W. 2«Kourlli (iriilc, Krorl. corticnry anil llriHlorIck (ircillu'iT, II. ciir Hrjiiiil mill EIkIiIIi Ouliiliini». Frederick, cor Clara lano , iinil Hush Cunlliir. .Joseph, 1421 Uiipnnt I Ilaa^'f. Krcfl. cor Kolsom ami Benlo ; iiaike. Chris, corner .Sacriunciito ami Waverly place Ilaillcr, CliiUf, cor Clay and JIason llat.'1'iiiaiiii it Co. cor.Stockton and Val- Ic'Jo Halm, llenrv, cor Davis ami I'aclflc Halm, Wlllmiii, cor Clay ami Wlilt- niore place llaiiiiiier, .John 11. 82S Clay llaiiloii. K. J. cor Kolsoni .and SIxlli Hans, .lacob, cur Stockton ainl Circen- ttlcll ' Ilanns. .1. cor Kearny and fnlon Hariiov. Daniel. IfHO I'acKlc llailit!iiii. I'atriek, 1»2 Klrst ;iartiii|.', flciiru'e, l.Wl Diipunt ilarinian, Charles, cor Urannan and llilrd llarliiian Clans, cor Diiponl and SI. Mark's place llartinann, Charles, cor Dupoiit ami St. Mark's place l!;i»liat.'(n, ,l(din, corner Stockton and lliiiadway lUSKF.M. st ililins.t: Itroi,. cur U'Farrell and llvde ilclins, Chris, cur Fulsoin and Cinler iiiiiike, William fi Co. corner Dupunt aiul Washiniflon , Hiiii'kc'ii, Carsten, 710 Pacific I III nrkcii. .Iidin, cur Vaileju and Powell lliiuKen. Win. 11. cur 'I'lilrd and Perry lifimirnt, Meiike. Wii Hattery li.rmanu. Isaac, (ijs Pust ilrwiT.V: Winter. 71:I l.uniliard lliv, .luhii, cor Fulsuinaiiil Kleventh lif'vi', llenrv, cur l.unil>.ird ,^: Masuii ll.'vcr. Allien, cur Tliird and Hryaiil Hii'ili'liraiiiil >V; Knup. I'or AtontKuniery ami llruadway IMHrl.raudl, Henry, 'il.' Suiter liilli'iiraiult, (!. cur Itrannaii and irolh,.Juliiis,\; Cu. curiii'r Uryani lui lliiieiiu plaei' J.'ii'liuian. .1. It. cur Paeillc ami P.dk JJ:ii"li».KIiis. ;il.') Iiupont |ilj«ii*m. Peter, 20111 .Masun I.IiiinliiK'i. Isaac, eur I'ulk and .Viisiin I'lui^ea ,V Warkeii, cur .Midway and Kraiielseu |.li'liiriiii it Itramler, cor Pa, .liilni, fur First and Minna lK;i;|iie. 11. F, eur Mascni ami Ciiioii IKauiiach,,!. I), n■i^ .Market IKiily, .loiiii, eur Paeillc ami Leaveii- vviirlli |Kriiiiin,,Iuhn, cor Folsuni ami Fillli ' IKiiiiicily ,t llru. eiM-Tavluraiiil O'Far- iill.aiuli.urner F.lllsit I.arkin llvriilit'ii, II. V. cor Ciiiun and Maauii I Kiszler, llenrv, BUI Hroadwav i Klein, SI. cur Kearny and Pacific 1 I KI.K.MKIKU ASTAMKU, bOl Hnttery: I Koeii, Charles, iriS Folsoin ! Koerher, Meiir.v, Ti2 Pnclflc I I Kohlmoiis, Chris. corSllsslonand First [ Kohlmoos, Henry, cor Fourth and Te- hama ' Kcdiii, llenrv ,t Co. 408 Folsoin : KullerA lluhrs, .114 Front Kuller ,t ilost, corner Washington and Vliulnia Kuopniann, Henry, corner .Viistln and Franklin . 1 KorfT, Alary Mrs. corner MltiBlon and! I 'I'hirteenlli : KOUN .t ('O. 42(i Davis ' i Kurteii, Itehrend, HUl (Jrcenwieh > , Koster, llenniii),', corner Howard and I 'riilrd I ' Koster, Hcmunn, cor 'I'ownseiid and i Crook i Kramer, .Incuh, corner Dufiont and Hrediwieli Krliie, Henry, cor Pine mid Larkin | Kriiiiiiic. William, .Vll Kearny Kniuer.t HoillnKs, corner lleary audi .Mason Kurlljaiiin, Henry, (in .lessie 1 l.anire ,t Cu r Push and Stuektuii l.aiiki n.'iii ,t llruekliuil, curlier Huward anil Iti'ale l.ankenaii. Fred. 40 Kills l.,lMke, Henry, eur .Marlpusa and In- diana I.ennon. .luliii A. eur Masun and Turk I.eveiune, N. nth! Kearny l.evl. s. eur Fiisi and Teliainii i l.e\iiiL'sl'iii, I.. .1. '.'O Diipoiit I Levy. Henry, .V.':l Pacific l.ii iii.niiem', C. eur itafteiy niiil Pacltlc l.uhaus, Frederiek, 42 Stewart I.uiip ,t Soiners, eurSecuiidnnd ItryanI' Ludurilit Cu. cor .Mont and .laeksun l.uhineiisen, Wlldain, curner llarrisun and Sixth 1.1I1I{S|:n .(: DF.ri'.MF.K. cur .Mont- irunierv and Aita I.iisiiieke,'Ani.'iist. Ml PacKlc I Maass. .lulni. eur Howard and Freinuiil .Mai-'ner, Ihoinas, H17 Broadway I Man^-eis.t Cu. :II:| Dupunt I .Marks. Simun, eur Dujiunt and Vallejo .Martens, I). ,t: llru. cor Saeranienio and Sliieklun -Marlin. Miehael, cur I.arkin and Pac .Marliii. Wiieeier, eur Huward andSce-i und and HSH .Miu-kel I Maldilas, Louis, cur Diponl and I'nlun .V.'iuine, .1. Mrs. eur Flisi and Natuina MeCalie, llermird, cur .lessie and .\ii- tiiuiiv McCalie .lames, 00 First ' MeCrailh, I), eur Fruiil and Pacific ! .MeCiiiie, .lolin It. corner Howard and Siiiniier , .MeCee, Pmrick, 1014 Jackson ' Meiiuverii, l'alriek,'2 Dupunt .Meelz ,V Cu. curner Dnpuiit and Post ' Miliriens. ,\. ,t t'u, corner Filbert ami .Masun Meier. I. uiils H. curner .Stevenson and Keker •Mei.nlleO:. Ceornc 400 Powell .Meiike, i;dward, eur Suiter and Tuylur: -Meiisln^'. Mehulas, 1 Powell .Miiitel, Win. eur :siuekfun and lUlwv | Miuv. .V- Ceiiner, 4;i;t Sutter ! ■Mever.t Siaiiinann, eur Dupunt and (Ireen j Meyer llrus. cor Fulsoni and Fremont | .>le\er. r'red. eur .Missiun and Iteale Meyer, II. W. 210 Siewarl Meyer. Henry, I'or Dupunt it Flllwrt Meyer, lleiiiy, eur Diiiiuiil an I Pa 'ille .Mevir, ,l"lin II. eur Puweil and Wash Miiriiiivaeea. li. Illli WashiiiKlun Mll.i.l'.U ,t FISK.curiier.laeksunand Uriinini Mllier.v Yuust, corner Slocklun and Franciseu Miller, .luhii.l. eur Suiter and I.eav .MMler, Luiiis, l(i:i .lessl,. Milliiuau, NlciiuUs, spi Hruadwav Mlieiiell, Krastus, 1400 Dupunt Milelieli, .lulin, curner Sleveiisun and I'.eker Mill hell. .Juhii, eur Post and Hyde .MoiirniHiin. Frederiek, .Mil Uroadway .\loiievpeiiiiv, Charles, |:|(t Natonui Moiije, A.(!. nsiewart Moniileli, .Vni.'iist, corner Folsom and Killhth I .Moran, Frank, cor .Jessie and .Vniilc Morrlsey, P. II. cur Filth and Tehaina Moiiirv, .lames, nil Kast Muhleniirink, Williain, cor Pust and Taylor Mniler, Nlehulas, cor Heale and Har- rison Miirken .V Co, '20 Clenienfin.i .Murphy >t (iearv, 410 Folsoin .Miirpliy, M, C. cur -Mission and Twen- ty-Second Myers, .John, cor Harrison and F.ltfhth .Myers, .Jidin, cor Powell and ildwy Neavel, V. Mrs. .M8 Ciilim Neninann, I.ouis, eurncr Stockton ami lI'Farrell Neiimilier, Henry, cor lieale and Fol- som Noltl.K, W. M. & CO. corner Howard and Twdflh Xuliman, Chris, cur Sacramento and I.eavenwurdi Nolan, .M. 87 Stevenson Xolle, Charles, corner Mission and rweiily-Fourth Nollenieyer, Freilcrlck, cor Harrison and Chelsea olirleii, Haiiiei, 1.12.1 Slocktun o'Hrien, Thomas, I'ur. lane and .Mission i>'Cuiin 1 i 1 la It! I I 1 M § n S 09 U o 3 I 6 o « 5 o ^ NOBTH AMBBIOA IiITB INBUBANOB OO. For v»laable InfoniMtion turn to pace let 400 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOKY HcliilltlieiH, Ilonry, cor FInt and Clom- i'litinii Ncliiiltz, Wlllluin, cor Bryant lUiiI First Schiillz, Wm. cor Diipuiit iiiiil Ueary Scliiinmn, Wlllluin, llti Kourtli Hchwurlz, 1). wm Kcnriiy Scliwarzi" ttc t.'o. cor Kearny and Ocary Hi'plia >V Co. cor SaiiHom and I'aclflc Mccgclkcn & Wlubalk, Cor liiixli and I'olk HcL'elk.'n.l). ai3 Hryant Si'llK. A. &, llro. cor Minna and Jano SlpilcnhiiriJ, llcrnian, .WO Vallpjo .Slo8»on A Liuld, i:iir Folmmi and FIrfit Sinllli, Jan. cor Dupont and Clivstnut Snillli, .liihn, lu i:iay Sonicrs, C'lmrloa, Ht Sixth HdiinvnlirrK, I'OuIh It. Tii Post Sonc. I'clcr, 24:i Fonrth Mpicktcr A Strugs, cor Second and Na- tonia Snricn. Win. cor llriinnan anaii & Lvnch,corSec and Minna Sullivan. Dennis, cor Flllh and Clary Sull.van, Patrick. HI stcvcii*on SYi.VI.V, .KISKPII, cor Hat and Hdwv TEirKlS, IlKNKY, cor llrannan and llllch Tinnant. Roht. ,1. cor Kills and Larklii Tlionias.Win. cor sl.Ntli audi 'lenienlliia Thomfonl A Klein, cor Powell ami Filhcrt Tleileinann, Peter, cor Folsom and l{aus4-li TIKNKKN. IlKUNHAUn. TJS Jackson I'icrott, AuKiistus, UlHKenrnv I'ietjan. I>. cor Itatlerv and I'nelflc 'ri>sot. Paul, SIxtei'iiih nrtiueircro rniliNcn, llcnrv. cor Fidsoin anil Moss VaiiCourl,.!. W. cor llavi's anil Oetavia I VANlmUKN, JOSEPlJ, cor I»u»h and Mason I Vanlliiilelni,,). cor Powell and (Ircen i Vance, .lani', Mrs. Healenr Howard ' Vclliert. P. II. cor First .iiid llowaril I Vcnker. (). F. cor I'olsoiu and Third I Ver, T. II. cor Itdwy and Mason Wenrtt A Kckl'eldt, cor Folsom and I 'Ihird WessliiiK, Win. cor Folsom and Fourth Wcsl, I.onis, 316 Filth Weston, Sands A Co. 734 Mnrkid Wheeler, Henry, corner Powell and Lanuton While, ('has. cor Shasta and SllchlKaii Wleland, F. A Co. cor Powell and Val- ieio AVIKSK, C.EOIMJK If. cor Townsciul and Third Wilklns A Kutiler, 162 Jessie Wllklns, Frederick, lOlS Folsom Wilklns, M. A Co, cor .Mason and Chcstiint Willlania.l .Marshall, eor Front and Pac Williams, S. (1. cor Fourth and Jessie Wll.SIIN A SASS, cor Davis and Com Wlnckelmann A Co. cor >Sacnmiento and Druinin Wl.Vt KKLMANN, II. cor Davis and Commercial Wlnljeii, Jtdin, cor (ieary and Jones Wltiien, D. cor Dupont and Itroadway W(dlcis, John J. cor Fidsom and Hitch Woolley. I/. II. cor Clay and Tavlor WItKDE, D, corSanscmi and Slitter Wrede, (ieo. cor .Mission and Stewart Wulhern, John, 734 Ilroadway Wynne, William, 31H Fourth YooHl. F. eor .Mission and KIcventh YouiiK, U. A ('o. cor Larkln and Clay ZAII.S. IIKNKY, 8i3 Vallejo Zelle. Henry, cor Second and Tehama Zleitelmeyer, Antonc, cor Natoma and .Mary pp. Ounny Borb. [HgoUsk Makers; also Sackt.] ! Gunpowder. | CAUFORSIA I'OWDKK WORKS iseeailv, pane cxxxvli olDceSlH Cali (HHBONS, UUD.MOND A ('<». (Du- i)oiit; seeivlv. paui' Ixvl) 'JU (!al i 1 WARD, COLK.MAN A VO. nooi adv. pave lxxvil'414 Front ! PAUKKIt, K. II. (Hazard) 'i'i4Cal t U(iCKW.KI,L,C(>YK A 0O.37 lluttoiy Oune and Sporting Materials. | llach, John,40H Commercial \ Itiewltt A Johnson, .VI7 Commercial COLTS PATKNT FIRK AR.MS MA\- I'F.VCTCUINO CO. (see adv, panes cxvill and cxix) llarH'ord, ('onn, I CRANK, A, E. (aKciit; see adv. pages : Ixxxviil, Ixxxlx, xc, and xcl) 310 Washington Ourrv, .N. A llro. 317 llattery Klcpzlg, 1. C. K. 733 Washington Lagoardi', It. 730 Washington l.lilille A Kaedlng, MX Washington o.VEMIA.M, A. II. A CO. 1ft Sansom PI.AIK, A. .1. (sec adv. page -tlvili 411 Sanson! PKOVIDKXCi; TOOL (!0. (see ailv. pagecxxili Providence, It. I. RKMI XtiTON ARMORY (sec adv. Ixxxvlli, Ixxxlx, xc,and xeh Iliiiii, N. Y., A. E. (Irane, agent, 310 Wash SCIH'YLKR. HARTLEY A 11 RAHAM,' ■i-ii Battery '. Severin, T. ,VW Kearny I WIHTEIIORXK, W. A. (see adv. page xcvj'Ji Ilaltery ; WILSON A EVANS (see adv. page Ixxlll) .'S13 Clay Ounsmiths. Itach. Jolin, 40S Commercial , Itekearl, F. A P. 106 Fourth j Klcwitt A .lohiison, .W Commercial ( IH.T S PATENT FIRE AR.MS .MAN- CFACTrillNO C.3ll.'i Davis llass, Chester I coloreii) Hi') Kcaniy 111 lllere, E, 7.W Clav I llergst A Nestle 'liH Market llEYER, LEWIS, K07 llalterv lllake, W, 11, 1 colored). 107 Commerclar modes A Fried, liU'^ .Markit I llolsse, Kugene. ,W6 Coinmcn-lal 1 llonncaii, 'I. C. 316 Commercial i llredel A Troll. 70)1 Clay I Ilrodeg A Saalhurg, II.') Kearny : llrown, Philip, 43 Secoml | llrown, S. RDOS,2IKPadfic Proschold, C. lot) Sixth Priinty, F. 422 Folsom Pnvoou it llro. 610 Kearnv RAI'P A SCHNEIDER, 621 Mont llauch, Jacob. 3111 Hush Kebhan, Andrew, 1324 I'nelHc Rlchter, \Vllllain, llrvani near Sixth Sand, Fredi'rick, .10 Fouilli Schmidt, Jidiii C. 3 Fourth Sehoen, Lewis, 43 Jackson Schonwalil, Francis. 33H Third Selte, (icnaro, .11.1 Fast Shoeii, Kdward, cor Dupont and Cl,iy Sirhel, O. 40!IP.iclHc Siiiiih. llenrv R. 714 Marki't Smith, .M.,120 .Market Somi'ivllle, M. .Mrs. 320 Kearny Siafian A Co. 722 .Market Statreihach, Xavier, lOH Stewart Stahl, John, ,12s .Montgomery Stiihle Hros. Itnsh near .Monlgomci'}' Starkly A Williams, 102 Stewait Stelnle, Henry, Slxleeiilh nr Valciim Tlelz. .\ilain. 416 Folsom Trautner, Charles, 624 Washington Wagner, Adam J. 417 Pacific Wagner, John, WO Commercial Wallace, Jane. .Mrs. 100!) Stockton Wanl, Andrew .1. H16 Kearnv Wellington, Patrick, l.H)3 Slnckton Werner, Chrisilan, 113 1'hlrii WIebe it Stialii, IH Kearny Wolf, John, 401 Hush Hair Beatorative. Chapman. C. M. Mrs. 10« Montgomojl Howard, .M. (colored) 21Km Hush Snow, J. F. lagenti 22 Post Theobald. .1. V. MOH Market Hair Workers. Ilolandcr, A. M. Mrs. 00 Second i Cook, C. Ml Dagger, C. .1 .llolirlianlt, I'lyiiakl, It. I Allen, John, nivonl, Wll A.MESPLO\ over On ii •ARNOLD, s AKTIII'R, ,1. ClXXXiC" Dckearl, F. A •1)ESCHLK\ J pngexxxl I *niiiagno Ilroi I •lllniiclinrd. J 'Ilofcr, Wlllln llrlgiianlello I Ilurnap, J. 42.1 'Calre, Jiistini IlfiHIIupol CASEIIOLT, ( Pine •Clark, P. It. 4 •COXKOY A and 20m Pin Corhctt, Thoni •CO.XA SICIl p. cxxxvll) ; Dillon, T. A .1. •Doly, W. R. A . "(jUsdow II I I'lllMTNtii |lC.leln,0. F. 317 |1!ulon, (i. W. 1 ( Hsilel, U. 421 I) 1 1 'Hswiev A Co. •HKI,.MKKN..; i'llODKER A Ci ! •JOHNSON, til «dv. page X) I 'Johnson, J. C I Front •Kennertv, L. W i'LOCKtrA MO I, xcvllDlp.'nn I long, C. 604 Wal l.uilemsn. tV. .IH •MAIN A WIN (see adv. |ia JIarlaiil A Sietl„ 'JiAKsii, ni,s „ pagelxvlDi MarwHlel ,t (it, I JliTriii. It. A. 14 Xcwinaii, C. L. I'^IKiRN, It. K •ILXKNHAM. , I'AdK, J. M.42 •I'AHKiiritsr ! xxilniidxxi i , timi Lock C, i 'ATlflCK, Kit 'KUCKWEl.l,, ( I tery aii.i I'liK 'Riiseknins, || I'RI-.SSKM, ,v i TI'ltlNdCi •SELIIY, T. 11. clsxv) IIH C •S1.M.MOX.S, (ill ....Jllaiidlxvill, !;.V'KYE|{, M. .12( •Millie A Ilu\ d(.n I'lAY, HHOilKS I „. Washington iTRKADWELL ... JcvjcorMar , I ' Inilerhlll. J. ,k I 'Van Winkle, 1. II llattery rwiillo, Charles W '["right, J.. 11. 3. M I ; ( The Directory of the PACIFIC is composed of the best business men of California. Harness [• 1 Bclbpip I). .M3 • arios, T. .12,1 I'll Ii •tRJIELlcil, 1 IM'illway, M. (i i Lreani, W. R. ly fenndl, I>. ,v>o i ►(■ankcnberK .1 1 ,||"i;r.T.702San, '.imlllon, J. 243 1 K"»on; L.2II.Sa »«lke, 0. 130 Thi A. Bl 111 MiiiUKomcrr Mill 1 Sacroiiipnto .Sim Diipoiil ami ClAV | A. XOHLIBB, 8ka TntnoiMO, Agent for Utaiokarins ft 8on*a Fianoa. SAN FRANCISCO. HAIR WORKERS — HOSE, 407 Cook, C. Mr*- »!(• Montgomery iiaumr, C. Ml Sliirkut jiXiumit, I'. V. amuini fijiHkl, It. Mm. '21 Ociiry Hardware. C* Iin|ii)rtcr«.] Allen, Jolin. 7M rai'ino ^ •Mviinl, Wlllliim.t t'o. IK Battery I I \MKS I'U>W CO. HOC mlv. p. cxxvl) ' over Oiiliicv . Market, Ilnntoii • tnSOLn, N. M. A CO. mi Uattcry VBTIII'K. .1. I>. "fe SON (aee adv. nnKc clxxx) i'"r ('nlll'i>riil:» anil Davia Bokpart, K. ,t I' '2(Hi Fourlli •BESCIILKY, I,. II. .k (!0. (see mlv. paiir xx\ill II anil ,t Front •BliiiBno "'''"'• ♦* I'nttery •Blancliaril..!. 'it) Third •Bofer, William >t do. «10 Sacramento Briiinanlcllo llruM, K'i3 raclflc Buraap, J. 4-.'.') Uavln 'Cnlrc,lii"llnlan,,')llO Washington and llUSIHipoiit C.\»KII0L 1', tl. T. A CO. (carriage) 208 rliio •Clark, I'. It. 412 Merchant •CONItOY A 0'(!OSNUK, 107 Front anil 20H IMiic Corlii'tt, 'I'honias, 131 Koamy •CO.X it SI('IH>I,S (t.nnnon) (»cc adv. p. cxxxvll) ;I1H Wash and 1117 Orciiim nillon,'!'. ,S.I. I', cor Post and Koariiy •Dotv, W. It. .(; C". (agent) 113 Pine HiUsdOW IKON AND .MKTALIM- I |>OUTlN. isaildlcr}-) 104 I I'riint ''Kennedy, L. W. (agent) 131 Kearny i'LOCKhf .t .MONT.VdCK (see mlv. p. xcvlll) U-2 and 114 Mattery long, C. (i04 Waslilngtiin ; Uilfinan, W. .W .Market I 'MAIS A WINCIIKSTKU (aaddleryi I isoe adv. iiage Ixxxi 214 lluttcry ' MarlanI A SleilanI, lOUtt Diipont •llAKSll, Pll.SltntV A CO. (see adv. page IxvlDeor Front and Pine Miirweilel A ottii, XVi Itnsh MiTflll. 11. A. 14 First I Xi'wiiiaii, C. I.. Ill Third ' iisiliiIlN, U. F. A CO. 7.'»1 Market •ii.VENHAM. A. II. A CO. 19 .Sansoin I'.VllK.J. M.42Clav I'l'AKKIllllsr, V.rt. W. (9P0 mlv. pp. ! xxllniid xxlliiageiitC. S. Coinhina- i Hon l.nek Co. iKl.'i Montgomery I'PATKICK, ItlCHAUll A CO. 1« Hat 'RUCKWKI.L, COYK A Co. cor Bat- I tery and Pine 'Rnsekrans, II. A (!o. 13.^ Montgomery 'Kf.ilSKM, A KllWIN MANlFAl'- TI'BINOCO. KM Battery 'SKUtY.T. II. A CO. (see adv. page clxxv) IIS Callt'ornia •SIMMONS, IIOWF, A CO. (see adv. pp. xli and Ixvill) 2U4 Calll'omla •SI'KYKll, .M. .V26 Waslilnglon •Slime .\! Havdim isaddlerv) 418 Bat I'TAY. BUOIIKS A BACKIS, 8W cor I Wanhingion and Front ,T11EA1)\VK1,L A CO, isee adv. page xcv) cor .Market and Fremont , •Imlerhlll. ,1. A Co. IIH and 120 Battery ■Van Winkle, I. S. A Co. cor Buah and I Battery ; Weill), A. C. 781 Market iWlilte.Cliarles W. 40(May Wright, J.li. 3 Montgomery HamesB and Saddlery. [• Importers.] Bclbeie, D. .VI3 Broiulway Carlos. T. .VW Paelllc CAKMKMCll, ti. 230 Sansom Conway, M. O. 721 Market Cream, W. K. IH First Fennell, I). ,V20 Battery Irankeiiberg, ,1. 1108 Dupont Fuller. T. 702 Sansom amilton,.l.243Thinl uimon, L. 211 Sansom ildke, C. VM Third ■lameson, II. I>. 2 Front I •JOHNSON. .1. C. A CO. 106 Front .lones, C. 2.'i7 I'lilnl ! .lotics, II. 437 Kearny i ■IngnetA Perrln, 10 Fourth | Lawless, M. !m Sansoin ••MAIN A WINCIIKSTKU (sec mlv. page Ixxx) 214 and 216 Battery McColgan, M. 216 Washington ' •MKAI), C. II. SK corner Jackson and< Front ; Mead A Son, ,U7 Market | Moore A Crego (carriage trimmers) cor Battery and .Market O'Bi n, ,rohn, 224 Kearnv O'K . J. ,V2H Kearny and 14 .Sutter *Pi ' rnnels A Son, Sl.'i Battery Itow i.l. It. W. IM Sansom Slmmisen, l>. Mi Folsom Smith, Frank, I302W Dupont •Stone A Harden. 41H Battery Tillman, W. ,1. 70.1 Mission Tralnor, J. 6'22 .Mission Triimhiill, W. comer Davis and Com I'rllie, C. 82.^ Montgomery Weaver, II. 671 Market Welntrout, C. H. 40H Pacillc •Wllley, O. F. A (Jo 316 California Wllniot,W.F.3W Battery Wll8on,J.S. 323 Davis Hat and Cap Manufacturers. [See also Caps.] .\ilams A Brother, Sfil Washington Alexander, Simon, 1110 Dnpont Blake A Co. ,VJ4 .Montgomery Booth, William A Co. 314 Sacramento Cranert, F. .MO Bush Diaiiiant A l.ipson. 408 Sacramento C.nldoii,.M.23!l Suiter 1 Harris, I. 716 Market I.AMOIT, A. 227 MonlgomeO' | Lang, C. .Mrs. 728 Washington i laiirenl, A. 1222 Stockton I.eCiav A Co. 614 Commercial Lust, S. 408 Sacramento MKl'sHDOKFFKIt, K. (see adv. pages Ixxxi and cxxxixi HlVi Commercial Tltrany, It. J. Gil Washington Hat Block Makers. tirush A Co. 110 Fremont i JOHNSON, J. B. (see adv. page cviil corner Fremont and .Mission Hats. Straw. [Sec Straw Goods.] j Hats and Caps. Importers. BAlHlKlt A I.INDKNBEIKIKIl, 41.t Battery Berwin, P. ^ (see adv. p. cxxxvll) 316 Washington and 317 Oregon EltNST, II. 1.1 Davis FAHISH, A. T. A CO. 221 Davis FECEKSTEIN, It. A CO. 212 Front MaI.oiT a CO. (sec adv. page xlv) 716 Front Mclennan, whelax a ciiihak, comer Broadway and isansom Mitchell, T. S. 38 Calil'ornia MooltE ,t CO. Davis nr California MULHOLLAND, J. A CO. 11 Davis Bich, S. A Bro. '2'iO California lloss, Dempster .V- Co. 427 Battery Shilling, L. 103 California Smith A Brown, Potrero Sumner, W. B. 31 Battery TAVLOll, C. L. A CO. 38 California WASSEItMANN, A. A t.'O. 429 .Sac Hoop Skirts. [See also Dry lioods; also Fancy OoimIs.] Alexander, L. (maiiul'j 16 Second and '2'2,1 Kearny Firuwski, S. 34 Second Jacobs A Kosenfchl, '207 Battery SummerAcld, S. 1 16 Kearny anu '24 Sec- ond Hops. .111 Sacramento (see adv. page cllv) 220 SCHEIIU, F. WINTElt, J. Buttery Hose and Belting. tiirtn. Manu/ac- [See also Leather; also Tanners.] COOK A SON (see adv. page cxliv) cor Battery and Broadway A. B0tfA2f ts Co., Sao, Franoisoo. i:>botograpli Albums. Fiue Qift Books, etc. |; 1 L I t I' I f4'\y :!^|'-:-;'l' I, \Hh ' ra 1: 1 . |: ! ; ■ 1 The PoUoies of the NORTH AHXBIOA UTB INBiniA,NOX OO. b»mr the maI of New Tort ji Ji II m i ;■ I 408 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. COXitNirilOLS(iooiulv. p.oxxxvli)i SIMWimliliiKtuii ] Hownril. H. (iiilori'il) »» Oavli KUCKWKLL, (!(>YE dc CU., (Import- erii) 37 liikttory j Hosiery and Qlovei. ! CSoe nUo Dry (inmlH; also KuniUhlng ti<)(Kln.J . Aiislln t'nto I.AZAKI) KUKItKS, 11/miilUrv i .MKAIIMKK. TAAKKK A CO. BMont ToniN, I>I.\(>N it I)AV1.X80N, lor Itiittcrv iinil .Siicrninpiito WAKI). (IKO. W. ,'t'2;i .MonlKoinvry niicl cur .Miirki't iinJTIiinl i Hospitala. Coiintv, cor .''tooklon nnd Fmnclsco Krcncli, llraniiun lict KItlli nnd .sixth (icnnun, llninniin iir 'I'lili'd sIhutc i)t .Mcrcv. cor First nndltrynnt r. .s. Miirliic, Itlncon I'olnt Hotels, Eto. AInsliury. (icornc, cor Stevenson nnd SeciPiid Allilon lloMHC, Moore ,1' Iliiuer, .VWMkt AMKUR'AN KXtllANtiK IKtTKI,, T. .Siirni'iit, (see adv. pane clxxll) .123 nnd Itifi .Saniioin .VTI.AMUllOl.xE (SOP adv. p. cllv) .lulin .McMnnus. 210 rncltle DAILY IIOLSK, A. II. JInlly, 11« Snnsoni niTIKKS llOTKL, W. Bitter, 911 K enrny ninnken, ilcnry, San llriino Koad itoolx's Hotel, A. llootz, cor I'inu nnd Ileltlen place Itruncli Hotel, M. O'X'eil, 12 Sntter Itranuer House, J. llrnnL,'cr.821 Kenrnv HreviMirl House, .Mrs. \V. F, Lnpldice, corner Koiirtli and Mission nUOiiK I.YN HOTKU J. Kelly, .Jr. 124 .Sinsoni ItUBli street House, J. McXaniarn, 331 Hush CALIKOIi.MA HOTKL(«ecadv. paae cNllitiallliard Itros. 710 Diipont CAMIlKIIKiK IKtrsE, L. WcKeonc. 3U4 I'aelllc CKXTHAL IIOl'HE. J. C'ornynn, 8U SniisDm Centnil House, I*. Clahcr, 123 Klrst C'HICAtiO IKITEL. E. W. lleinihurK iV Co. (see lulv. p. Iv) 22Ul'aelile ClilT House, . I. (i. KoKler, I'olnt I.olioH CL!NTt>X IIOTEI-, J. II. Hanbo .ii Co. 311 I'luine Coliunlila Hotel, \. Thornton, 741 Mkt Colunilila House, W. S. Carson, 103 Rnvninicnto Continental Hotel, Mrs. Slodole, corner Sansoni ami Coninierclal Continental House, T. liyans, .MO Mis- sion COSMl>l>l>l,rrAX HOTEI,, Tnl.hs & rmten. corner Hush and Sansoni (!o»o House, Ewell ifc Egery, 627 Com- mercial Crawley HoiiHc, O. W. Cniwlcy, 446 Ilrnnnan Drcsdi Mir House, T. Hrown, 3.17 Rush Empire Hotel, E. Lewis, Vallcjo near EMIMl'lE HOTEI,, V. IJelrne. 416 Tac ! K-MI'IUE Hor8E, W. Thomson, 26 Jackson i Eurekn House, (ioctz & Sehrellier, 33.") rine , Eureka House, J. Lew, 127 Sansom EEKKV IKHSE, n. N. llOBhlscieh, 71i I>avls First street House, Mrs. E. Swctt, cor First and .Mission FLOKKNCE HOTEL, J. IJcrfttI, 1311 Dupont Flume Hiiiise, HIkks & Herscy, ,San Hruno Koud Folsoni street House, M. Joyce, 127 Folsoni Four Mile Ilonso, W. Huoh, Bnn Jose Itoad Frciieonin House, D, TIetjen, Son llriino Itond KUAXKLIS HOTEL, H. Curran, cor; Sansoin nnd I'ncinc I FKA.NKLIN HorRB (sec adv. pnKcl Ixxvli ('. Mnloney, cor Hansom and ; Itrondway i Oarlhaldl House, C. Rnla, 20N Ildwy ! tlermaii Hall, E. .Vnitells, IH Hnnsoni UOLDEN AtlE HOTEL, T, (llbhons, 127 1'ncltic I (lolden City House, J. Itlcanls, Han, Hruiio Itoml Oohlcn KuKle Hotel, II. DcMcrky, 338 Hush (iOLKEN .STATE IIOI'SE, J, W. Mc- CoriNlck, 13A Jnekson I IlaltAVay House, A. McLane, rrrsldiol Koad Half Way Iloiisp, 11. (inrdner, I'olnt! Lolios KoimI . Hnnsji Hotel. A. Iliimhuri;, 42!) Hush HELVETIA HOTEL, Smith ii Hry- dlnc. 431 anil 433 I'Ine IIOWAKI) IIOI'SE, M. Alexander, cor' First and Howard i IXTEKSATIOXAL HOTEL, F. E. WpyKant, Kti Jackson Irvlnx House, Mrs. C. O. O'Brien, M8 Mission Isthmus Hinisp, W. J. Bally, .14 First ' KEY.STOXK IIOLSE, Dull A Chllds, 127 Jackson Lnndurar, Schiidd ,1- Co. 728 Market LICK HOISE, JohnKin .t Co. isec adv. p. Ixxxll) corner MonlKotnerv and Suiter ' | Lisbon House, A. Mariano. 21H I'aelllc l.ovelov House, J. Knos, .'W!l Davis Lulii> ns Hotel, H. A. SICKtrled, '2*28, Montgomery Manhattan House, 1). McCarthy, cor| FirsI anil .Mission Manhattan House, I*. Casserly, 70.1 Front ; Mansion ILmisc, Mme. Matheson, HOU Dupont I Mansion House, M. O'Brien, MIssloi) Didores 'I Marvsvllle Hotel, E. McXabb, 414 I'nc ' Meclianlcs' Hotel, H. Williams, 037 1 Kearny MEVEU'.S HOTEL, X. (iartner, 814 -Montiroincrv Mission street House, Mrs. .V. HnrrliiK-' ton, ft'20. Mission Monndiiock House, J. Simpson, corner Stevenson anil First 1 M(Uit(tomery House, W. I'crklns, 6231 Market { Montreal Hiuise, E. Ilartmann. 022 I'ac I .Montreal House. .1. Sullivan, 2!l racilk ' XEW ATLAXIICHOIEL, Itiichholu .t Kock. lilli I'lielllc NEW EXOLAXI) llorSE (spp adv. patic Ivl) J. Suhlelclier, cor Sansoni and I'Ine Xew Lake House, J. E. Haskins, Ocean House XEW WI.SCOXSIN HOTEL, SIncoek ■kTrembaili, 409 I'acltic | New York House, J. Triey, corner Harrison it Dover \ NIanlle Hotel, H. C. Itovd, .104 Clav ' XrcLEl'S, stern .k Hess, cor Murket and 'I hinl (•'Conner, Daniel, 26 Fourth OCCIDENTAL HOIEL. L. Leinnd * Co, corner .MontKoiucry and Bush Ocean House, J. II. Dickey, 6^ ndles trom City Hall I Oricnial Hotel, C, Brown, cor Market! and Bush Oriiflnal House, E. ii L. Lnsar. .131 .Sac I I'ACIFIC lIoiKL, W. Jackson, 111] I'aelllc I'ACIFIC IIOU.se, rinner & Lnllln, 3,1 raeillc Palm lliMise, E. Mnloeh, 633Broadwavl I'hlladelpliiaHouse,J.Knaek.421Bus)i I'ortsinouth House, L. It. Bailey, cor! Clay and Brenhain I'lace I I'OIXTSAX QCEXTIX HOISE, H. j .V. Follnier A' Co. cor Louisiana and sierra, I'otrero Itailrond House, K. Lnnsilon, 320 Com Uevere House, J. Stplnmaun, 323 I'Ine UISS HOISE, H. II. I'earson & Co. MontKomery bet I'Ine anil Bush 8ACUA.MKNT0 HOTEL, M. Ilotlmnn, 407 rnclllc Sailors' Home, («3 Battery Scandinavian House, O. Matt«on, 39 Jnekson Seal Itoek Ilonse. E. Ford.Ocpan Beach .Seven Mile House, A. McKoe, Old San Jose Kond Hpymnnrlfonsp.J. Vanderlelth,24' Josephliu' .M .lullH Ii. anil Kcyslone ( '1 Lady Bry:in I/iirolie I'uni .Moutuiin .MEHCIIAXI ciAiTo: .Missiim llav JIIs.sioN \\ llallerv Munur Davlil Sutler Napoleon Ci veiisiin II Newport Lan Xiirlh Anieri^ and I'ine Norlh roiiisl Ocean Be.icli Ophlr s. .M. ( and Jack« Ovennan s. .S I'aclflc (i. am rACIKIc M. memo am I'liclllc Kolllnl (Jaieksllver.\ tieal Del .Moii ■"ian Francisi- C". .102 W .8AN FKANt and Nalii SAN FKANt EN MIL, SAN KKAN( CHANOI cry and \ Santa Anna ''untiai.'o s. 8aueelilo Wi 326('iav SavajrcS. Mi .8lielia(i. ami Sierra Nevail; Sierm Silve Sierra Vail.'. Sl'KINO \\ SI. Louis (1. a Teeliattmiip Triinn'oo. ai I'niim l.umli pierasiei I nion .Mattii Vl'LCAN .. adv. pane WhhcVMiir „, OiOWashI Wide West .M Xrjdia ' sec liVDfJKI' ,t I or 11, , tin i.'iiHI'l: cr U'oiM.t v Sc... lie lli-os. II Ink: [See nONALD, \\ , exxvll' 9 LeCOCNT, „ Komeryai MAVNArtl) „ cxxv) Boi The FAOIFIO INSUBANOB CO. pays all lossos in Oold Cola. A. A. XOELiIIB, Baa Fnmeiaoo, Agent for Obioktrinc ft Bon's Fianoi. •rU'lth,««an Kl., 'I'ommi'- Hiilionoy, cor •' viinii, corner IVCtlUI' I.HWICIflV Miles, Krlc iir jKint mill Clnv Ilili'll.HWCIiiV B, A. llcrliort, jikSclirooilcr, . Hiowiilim'.W v. Ilimilrrklii, . «. Wniillcy.'jl r». M. E. O'- ' K, .Idlin Iliiii' iili'V, Ilrcnlmm! I V. WiiinT, oM ; ^1 ItlNllSlKITKI.; 1. Itri'inhiTu' li jl S|irlni.'», Nupii iiihv.iU Kli-i limx,1-.M I'.witlf J rcnsliTimcliir, cr MlHsliin nril tllli,2(l41Mwy (j kers. : lti:ll Estate W fOMMER- , 71k lliittory inK- •Vl""' ;MA,i;>irSiin»"iii , IN.lm Ui'iul l>. IS. MlillnsiCo.TIJ ] iiltufHl Society. ,t s. xiininaf^;! 2(1.1 Itnttorv „, VIIEK WOBKx SAN FUANCISCO. INCORPORATED COMPANIES — INeURANOK. 409 I CAMKOIISIA STEAM NAVI»1A-| ilDN CO. ror Crcmt niiil •lacknun Ct'lilml HIlvcr.MlnliiK Co. MM Mdiit I Clior,LAIM'OI«»S| .MIMNCl CO, 1(K1 MipiilKiimcrj I riTIZENH' «1AS ('((.702 WnnlilnKtun ('(intlili'iicc, 41.^ .Mdiititoiiiorv ('.inllllcni (t. mid S. .M. Co. lljl Wn«h , Criiwn rdliiUl.niidS. ll.Co. ■OKMcini Dniipy nt { Elitcrprlsii <1. it S. MInliiK Co. cor AJiiiittronicrv nml Ciillt'iiriil:i Kxi'lu'cpH'r.'*. .MliilnitCii. 712 .Mont I Uolili'ii A|fi' uiiil Kiii|ilrp (i. mill 8. M.i Co. 72H .MiiiilitiiniiTy I (iOII.1> iV Cl'UItV s. M. Co. oorMont-l ((oiiu'r,vanililfiik»oii , tircnt Ki'piilillc tl. ami .S, Mlnliitf Co.i 70J \Vuiililiii.'li>ii I Hall' it NorcroMi. Kxrlimico Hiillilliii,' lliiniioii (I. mill S. .Mliiliii.'Cii. 72HMiiiit liiilicrlnl S. M InliiK Cii. "IW M iiiit«omi'r.v ,liisi'iililiu> iMliiliiu Co. 4114 .MoiilifKiiii'ry .hillii li. mill S. .Mliilim Co. m Wimli Kci^liiiiii CopiMT Mliilim Co. 44U Ciil > Lai'lv llrvmi . 121 Sultl'V I XiilMilooii CoppiT Slliilnt? Co. Ifl Sti'- vi'iiton lloiiKu { Xcwport Liinil <'o. .VW Kcurny Sorlli AnuTlcn S. S. Co. oiirni'rHatti'ry uiiil I'lni' I Sorlli I'olosl C.. mill S. M. Cii.7I2Mont Dcciin lloai'h Toll Koait, KII.1 .Mmit ! Oplilr S. SI. Co. SW cor Miintminiery anil ilarksoii I Ovcnnan S. Mlnlna Co. «l» Mont 1 I'liilflo (i. mill S. .M. Co. ;I21 Wnuli I'ACIKIC .MAIL S. S. CO. iMir Sacra- i mi'iilo anil l.i'lili'wlnrll' I'acltic Uolllii).' Mill Co. :ill'2 .Mont Oiilcksllvfr .Mlnlnt! Co. 211.1 llallfry Ileal Del .Monti'. liH .Miintunnnry Sun Kianclsi'o nnil I'lilnt Lolios Koiul Co. Mfi Wiisliliikitiiii SAN FllANCISCO l!AS CO, cnr First ami Naliinia .SAN KKANCISCO VIONKEU WOOr.- EN MILI,,:ill Callt'oriilii .SAX FllANCISCO SIdCK ASnE.X- CIIANC.K llOAUn, for .MoiitKoni- cry anil WaKlilin-'toii .Sniita .\niia I'ltrolriini Co. 71''.' Wash Siintlauo s MliiiiiK Co. 712 Mont Sniici'lllo WaliT anil steam Tns; Co. 326Cliiv Savat'e S, Nllnliiir Co. 712 Miiiitt'oinery Shelia li. mill S. Mlnlnu Co. 712 .Mont Sierra Nevmla S. .M. Co, 40 JlonI liliuk Sierra Silver -Minim: Co. Ui:| Callloriili Sierra Valley II. ami S. M. Co. Ij07 WiirIi Sl'IllNO VAl.I.EY \V. W. CO. .114 Cal St. I.ouls (i. anil S. .M. Co. 40 .Mont Itlk Tecliattmnp (i. amis. .M. Co.702 Wasti Trlunto (I. anil S. .M. Co. 1102 .Mont Union l.ninlipr Iiealprs' .VMUielatlon, pler;t Stewart I'alon .Mattole Oil Co. (ifls Merchant VrU'AN IKON WOKKS CO. (sec ailv. paije exilx) 1.17 First White ,t Mnrphv (i. ami S. .Mining Co, «20 WaHhlnirton Wide West .Milling Co, 103 California India Rubber Ooods. 'Sec «lso Cliitlilni,'.] IHnOKl. A LINKENIIEKC.EK, SW I oi' ll.ittprv and .Mereliant i.liMKl; CM)TIIIN(i CO. US Moiit- Konii'iy Scii. lie l'>ro8, 40S and 409 Sacramento Ink Manufaoturers. [See aUo Statloiier.4,] DONALD, W. C, it CO. (see adv, pilRe CT.wll ft Sprliic Lane, Itohtiiii LeCOI'XT, .I.V. .V CO. corner Mont gomery and Sttciaiueiito M.VYXAliO .fcXOVES (sec ndv, page exxv) lto8toii, .Mans, Inspeotora. | tSoe alHi) I'aekent of OixkIs,) Coftin, A, Slate, Innellon I'liieand.Mkt Deeth, .1, Slate ntainp, 424 Kaltery I tiallaulier ,t Co, 17 Heale KENNEV, M. gan meters, 014 Com Lull, L. It. siitie ntninp, 424 llattery W.VTEU.MAN, E. U, llonr, ,102 Hattery , Inatrument Depots. | [See aUo Cutlers; also li]>tUliinH,] KOEIILEIt, A, 7.10 Washington LAWItENCEA llorsEWOIlTlI (sec adv. hjiek cover) 1117 Montgomery MtMiltEllolt, •). (see iiilv. page xxxvl) 4U)iSaiisiini MTLLEIt. C. (see adv. pago xllv) 203 .Montgoinery OUr.M, AUMS I UOXd it .ICSTI (den- tal; seeinlv, page cxxvlll), 120 Arch street, I'lillitrtelplila IlOACll,.!. .122 .Montgoinerv Saek,.l. C. 2U:i .Montgonierv SCIIMOLZ, W.M. (seeailv.'pageclxvll) 420 Jliiiilgonierv Tennent, Ilios. ,10S llatlcrv Insurance. Affevii I'nilentmtm. llaeon,.!. S, ltoston,2I(i Fimit FALKSEU, HELL .t CO. Lloyds, 4:I0 Califoriilit Fletcher, \. T. Now York, 21l'> Front .Meliln.s, C, V. llremeii, 421 llattery Insuranoe Adjusters. Marine. i'AZNEAl', T. N. (see lulv, pxsu clxli 4:iti Calitiirnla Hopkins, C. r. .'IIS California .Moore, E, .1. 42.1 Washington Insurance Brokers. lllgelow, E. 402 Front LIXFOIITII, JAMES (see adv. page xxxlil) ;i Front MorehiMise, W. r,.10S California O'CAI.I.AdllAS, D. ,(; CO. (see adv. pp. xllv and elx) 424 Jloiitgomery Insurance Companies. Enstern and t'oreii;n. .VecUlental of .N. V.— aecldeiits, A. DJ Sinltli it Co. agents, cor .Monlgnm-i eiy and Saeraineiilo 1 .KTNA OF llAlMFOKI)-tliP(seeailv.l cover and page xvi U. II. .Maglll. general agent, 424 California { lIKinsil.VM) FOUEKiN-MAUINE, (see adv. page xxxl) Falkner, llelli it Co. agents, 4:10 California I UUooKI.YN -LIFE (see adv. page .132) S. T. King, agent, cor .Montgomery 1 and rine 1 ClIAKfElt OAK-LIFE; II. !', Coon, agent, Cllv Mall Coniiei'llcnt .Miitual-I.lfe; A. I). Snillli •t Cii.eor .Mont and Sao CONTINENTAL OF N.Y.— LIFE; II. II. make .t Co. 3(12 Montgoinerv CONIINENTALOF N. Y,-F1I{E; C. A. Lowe .t Co. California EtilTIAIlLE OF N. Y.— LIFE; H. L. it F. Ogilen (see adv. p. elxxlv) cor .Monluiiinerv and Callfnrnla Oeniian .Nl ill ual— Fire; otlloe IH Mont- giiinerv lllock (lEItMANlA OF X. V.-LIFE; It. (iattel, agent, 333 .Montgoinerv CiIolie.Mnliial-Llfe: W. Il.WiuUworth .t Son, ageiiLs, 402 Front (IKEAT WESIEIIN-LIFE; ,1, W. Ilniinaglin, agent, 30 Mont lllock (ilAUDIAN OF X, Y.-LIFE; .1, K. (iarniss, agent. Aid Washington IIAMUnUi AXD ItUEMEN-FlHE (see adv. page xvlll) il. Speyer, .120 Wasliingtiin I.M1'EU1AL-F1UE AXD LIFE (see adv. page xxxl) Falkner, Itcll >t Co. agents, 430 Citllfornla LlVEIll'OOL AXI> LONDON' AND liLOUE— FIUE (see ml v. dent. p. 1) W, 11, .lohnston, agent, 414 .Mont MANHATTAN OF X, Y,— FIKE; U. It. Swain it (!o. agents, 204 Front MANII.VTTAX OF X. V.— LIFE; John Landers, agent, cor Muntguir.ery and Commercial MlTl'AL OF X. Y.— LIKE (see adv, hack cover) IL S. Homans, agent, 424 .Montgomery N«W YOKK-LIFE; H. N. Vaiillriint, ageiil, cor Mont and California XIAIIAItA-FlUE; J. I.andeini, agent, eor .Montgoinerv and I onimerelal N'UKTIl AMEKICA I.IFi: (see lulv. pages Il2aiid 3741.1. \. Eaton A Co, agents, 302 .Monlgonn rv NOIiTll .VMEKICAN -FfltE; C. A. Low ,t Co. agents, Caliii.riila NOUTII IIKIIISII AND MEUtlAX- TILE-FIIIE (see adv. page li W. II. Tllllnghasl, ageiil, eoriiur Him- soni and Calll'ornla XOIMTI CHINA- MAUINE; Koop ninnschap >t Co. agents, llatterv opposite I'liNt Ollli e XOKTIIWESTEItX MITI AL LIFE; M. . ,t CO.- Local AgeiiLs, .Etna and I'hiiiilx, 424 California HO.MANS, II. S.— Mnliliil I,ife(seeadv. Iiaek cover) 424 Montgoniery JOHNSl'ON, W. U.-Liverpool ami London and Clohe, 414 Mmit KlXti. S. T.— Ilrooklyn Life (see ad\-, page .132) eor.Monlgomerv aniU'Inc KOOI'MAXSCIIAI' X CO.— Xorth Cliiini Marine, Itallerv up I' t> LAXDEHS, JOHN -Manhattan LIfO and Niagara Fire, cor .Montgomery . and Commercial LOWE, C. A. & CO.-Ci.ntinental Flro of X. Y. and North American Fire, 20s California MACON DKAY A CO.-Yang Tr.c, 204 Sansom MAOILL, II. II,— riionlx and yV.tnn Fire and Travelers' (see adv. cover ami page xv) .12S Clay OC.DEN, It. L. it F.-Ei|iiitalilo Life and I'llited States t'asiially, (see adv. p. clxxivl eor .Montgomery and California I'OLK, K. T. — rniversal Life and Widows' and Orphans' Life, ,Kli California SMITH, A. I), it CO.— Accidental of X.Y. and ConnecliiiH Miitnal Life, eor Montgoinerv and Sacramento Sl'EYEK, MoUItls-Ilainlmrg mid llremen KIre isee adv. jiago xvlll) ,V20 Wnalilngton SWAIN, H. It. .t CO.— Manhattan Flro, 200 Front i'i I . ! n 11. •Iir A. BOSIAIl' ft Co.) Ban IVanoisoo, receiTO Kew Books by every Steamer. ^. IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) Li 11.25 lti|28 |25 ^ Uii 122 lU ■■■■ 2.0 1.4 11.6 ^ 0/ Photographic Sciences Corporation ^^ <«^\ ^^ as vmT ;main stmit WnSTIt.N.Y. I4S10 (716)«73-4S03 ^^^ ^ V \ ;V Vb» PoUolei of Mm ITOBTa JkXMBlOA. UVB XITB. OO. an indtamiMil* ttom dkto of laroei 410 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIBBOTORT.J TILLINGHART, W. H.-North British and Mercantile (aee adv. page 1) cor ^nsom and California VanAlen, W. K— Llfe.SOJ Washington VAuBRtTNT. R. N.-Ncw York Life, cor Montgomery and California WADSWORTII, W. R. * 80N-01obe Mutual I ifc, 402 Front Inmxrtaaa Oompaniea. Home. BUILriiRS— FIRE AND MARINF,- tOf. Callfomia. Incorporated 18«6 Capital, tSO.OOO. Thomas Moonoy, jt>restdent; Samuel Crim, Secre- tary. INCOBPORATORS.— Thomas Mooney, Nathnn'l Page, ffamucl Crim, John Center, J. W. MeCormlck. J. D. Connell, A. Itosonflcid, W. A. Janke, Frank McCopnln, Clmrles H. Grant, John Dunn. Wm. 15. Cooke, W. O. Weir, Wm. H. Gladwin, D. Jordan. (Sec adv. page 11.) CALIFORNIA— Marine-318 Callfoi^ nia. Incorporated 1861. Capital, 8200,000. C.T.Hopkins, President; enas Cron-cU, Secretary. DtBECTOBS.— Samuel Merritt, W. C. Talbot, Jerome Lincoln, J. J. Felt, H. B. Tichonor, Levi Stevens, C. T. Hopkins, John C. Merrill, Fredk. L. Castle. CALIFORNIA HOME-224 Callfomia. Incorporated 1H64. Capital, 9300,000. James U. Roberts (acting) Presi- dent; Charles J. Farran, Secretary. (In liquidation.) FIREMAN'S FUND-FIRE— comer Sansr.m and Callfomia. Incorpo- rated le«3. Capital, $.M)0,000. W.B. Bourn, President; D. J. Staples, Vice President ; C. R. Bond, Sec'y. DiRECTOBS.- R. J. Tobln. Alpheus Bull, C. O. Athcara, M. Lynch, II^ ving H. Knowles, C. C. Wilson, W. K. Hlxon, M. A. Bralv, A. Hlin- melman, Jolm Uarton.W. W. Ha- ney, O. T. Lawton, n. L. Lewis, John II. Oariiiner, John O. Eari, Henry Dutton, R. E. Raimond, J.W. Farren, E. 8. Tihbey, F. P. McMa- hon, A. T. Fletcher, A. C. Sabins, W. H. Patterson, Fitel PhUllps, J. B. Stetson. (See adv. pages HI to 587.) German Mutual— Fire— 58 Montgomery Block. HOME MUTCAL-FIRE AND MA- RINE— 410 California. Incorpo- rated September, 1864. Capital, g 1,000,000. Paid capital, •350,000. eorgc S. Mann, President; W. H. Stevens, Secretary. DiBKCTORg.— Charles Clayton, J. De- Forest, W. T. Garratt, W. F. Doiv man, Cyrus Wilson, B. F. Ferris, Joseph Galloway, W, K. Bowne.J. Evcrding, C. W. Hathaway, C. O. Hooker, 'i'hcodorc Uebier, B. S. Cutter, W. A. Orover, Jos. Pelrco, S. D. Gilmore, H. Cascbolt, U. B. Hitchcock, O. S. Mann, D. E. Knight, Joi. B. Moody, A. C. Teit- man, HamucI .\dams, Edward Dur- kin, J. M. Milliken, W. Irelan, II. I'crry, J. Baniber, W. P. Ridgway, 8. M. Cutler, R. R. Swain, F. W. Maconilray, H. N. Tllden, I. Case, C. Watei'liouse, R. P. Clement, D. WUIiams, W. A. Church, E. J. Wil- cox, U. Conrad. (See adv. page 383.) MERCHANTS' MUTUAL MARINE- 408 California. Organized April ii, 1863. Capital, Vi«6, 604 Merchant BRAVERMAN A LEVY, 821 Wash Crosby A Mathewson, 319 Montgomery Eckart, C. 820 Merchant FRONTIER, PETER, 740 Commercial GRAY, R. B. A CO. 616 Merchant Joseph Brothers, 607 Montgomery Laird, D. W. 620 Merchant Lcmme Bros, kh commercial Leteiller, A. 620 Merchant Mathleu, G. 724 Washington Miller, L. 6'22 Clny Mohrhardt,M. F.Mrs. (Iialr)231 Third MORRIS, B. A. CO. (see adv. page xxxlx) 643 Socrnmento Ferrochon, E. 622 Clay Pohlman A Baelir, 816 Clay REICHEL, F. R. 620 Merchant Seamnns. J. M.631 Washington SHERWOOD, ROBERT, 817 Mont SHREVE G. C. A CO. 328 Montgomery TUCKER A CO. 308 Montgomery VANDERSLICE A CO. 810 Mont Jewelers' Tools. Calre, Justinian, 830 Washington COLLINS, C. E. A CO. 803 Mont Jolaers. [See Carpenters; also Shipwrights.] Junk Dealers. Blchard, X. 209 Stewart Cerinl. F. 207 Davis Cornish, H. C. m Battery Dottelbrach, M. 417 Braunan Hall, E. 1U6 Jackson Hallel, C. 421 Davis Hare. Charles, 34 Stewart HARLEY, CHARLES A CO. 118 Davis Hashagcn A Decker, 102 Sacramento Klaus, Bowman A Co. T28 Mission Ludcman Bros. .W7 Market MADDEN, J. 6'i2 Mission Moore, A. F. Beale nr Mission RIJGGLE8, D. W. 310 Jackson TAYLOR, S. P. A Co. (see adv. page xxvl) 113 Davis Yetes, J. cor Howard and Hubbard Kerosene. [See Oil; also Lamps; also Coal OIL] Justices of the Feaoe. Barstow, Alfred— Id Township, 623 Merchant Bell, W. H.-«th Township, cor Valen- cia and Sixteenth Drake, E. B.— tth Township, 417 Buah Pennle, J. C.-*l Township, 707 Clay Tobin, R. J.— 1st Townslilp,S17 Jaclunn Vanllagen, J. P— Ath Township, 613 Market page page ItsbelB. ISAAC, J. A CO. (ace adv. page dxiz) 313 Sansom TOWNE A BACON, 836 Clay Zisoes. C* Importers.] [See also Dry Goods; also Fancy Goods; also Millinery.] Bigot, Madame, 828 Washington Elgutter, M. 18 Second Jonosson, SI oyer & Co. 10 Montgomery •JONES, E. 11. * CO. (see adv. page cxl) cor Sansom and Sacramento •MANHEIM, SCHONWASSER A CO. 113 Battery Merzbach, J . 412 Kearny •Robert, J. D. 119 Montgomery •Rosenblatt, 8. 123 Montgomery IiMnp Dealers. C* Importers. See also Crockery and Glassware.] •DELL, CRANNA A CO. (see adv. front cover) »1S Front •DIETZ, A. C. A CO. 319 Front DOW, M. « CO. 81 Second •HAYWARD, COLEMAN * CO. (le* adv. page Ixxlv) 414 Front •HELBINlT * STRAUS (see adv. dept page 8) cor Battery and Pine •HOLLUB, A. A CO. 801 Front McCarthy, A. J. 880 Washington OWENS, J. B. 10 Third Pope, A. 1328 Dupont •STANFORD BROS, (sco adv. cxlvlli) 121 Califoaiin •SWAIN, R. A. 4 CO. (see adv. cxxxv) cor Pino nnd Sansom Wells, Charles, 802 Dupont Iiand Agents. Bounty. CSee also Attorneys; also Notaries, Etc.] Johnston, W. W. 623 Merchant RANS03I, L. (sec ndv. page xlx) cor Montgomery and Jackson ROBINSON, J. R. (see adv. page zzlv) 626 Montgomory Stevenson, J. D. 604 Merchant STOW A POLLOCK (sec adv. page xxvil) 806 Washington Itapidaries. [See also Jewelers, Etc.] GRAY, R. B. A CO. 816 Merchant Louis, J. B. L. 806 Kearny RONDEL, E. 621 Washington SHERWOOD, R. 817 Montgomery Iiash and Whip Makers. CSee also Harness.] MAIN A WINCHESTER, £14 Battery liSst Makers. Iletkcs, John, 621 Broadway Iisundrles. Aurenn, F. Miss, 26 Post BARTLKTT. HALLETT * DALTON (Contra Costa) 13 Broadway Beller, L. Mrs. 606 Mission Bennett, Mary Sirs. 840 'llilrd Berson, A. 828 Washington CONTRA COSTA, 13 Bniadway Davis' Laundry, 7U0 Market Dunand, A. 1013 Stockton Gmy, E. C. 81 ThInI and 1141 Folsom Urethcn, D. Madame 401 Bush Hurtt, W. T. International Hotel Laidley, James, Presidio Rood Locing, Josephine. 416 Dupont Louis, Madame C. 168 Tehama May, Samuel, 1142 Folsom Michel, D. Mrs. 341 ThInI Pacaud, Mary, 178 uessie Weld A Pritchanl, 121 Leldcsdorff West End Laundry, 81 Tliinl White, A. P. Harriet nr Folsom Iiaw Blanks. [See also Booksellers.] BANCROFT, H. H. A CO. (see adv. p. cxxxlv) 609 Slontgomery COOKE, W. B. A CO. iitee adv. ilront cover and pp. HI to 867) 6'24 Mont- gomery and cor Sansom and Clay Lead Pipe. [See Iron and Steel.] Iieather Collar Manuteotur- ers. [See also Harness and Saddlery.] COOK A SON I see adv. page oxllv)coT Broadway and Buttery Ewing, C. 3'24 Davis MAIN li WINCHESTER (see adv. p. Ixxx) 114 Battery Stone & Hayden, 418 Battery Iieather Dealers. [• Importers.] [See alio Boots and Shoes; also Tan. ners.] Bender, C. 114 Sutter COX A NICHOLS(secadv.p.cxxxvll) 216 Washington and 317 Oregon Curtis, T. A Co. ifiO Wnsliliigton Delablgne.J.B. 3-^3 Clay •DUDLEY A UERHARDY (see adv. page cxxxvlii 404 Battery _ GRADY, JAMES J. (mnnT) ofllcc 18 Jessie (iee ailv. page xcli) *HEIN A BRAY (see adv. page Ixlil) 416 Battery Hein, G. 738 Market JONES, E. A CO. (see adv. page cxl) 314 Commercial I Hi \ri I : 'M^ rJ'\ I i I ▲.BOKAHftOo.. SwiFnmoisoo. niotocnphAIiniBu,na* Gill Boom, cto. InaoM Tonr life In tlM VOBTE AMSBIOA Um IHBUBAnoa OO. 412 PACIFIC 00A3T BUSINESS DIRBOTORY. LUM8DEN, W. 643 Merchnnt MAIN & WINOIIKSTEK, '214 Utttory 'MuhuinucluT, A. (U4 Cliiy Htoiic Ai llnyildi, 418 Itittoiy •Week, L. K. & C'u. 41» Clay Worth, K. I'ur Ui^ah and Heldon place Legi. Ariiflcial. FOLi,EAl\ A. (man'O ri Wash (geO uUv. 1111. 241 nnd Mi) JEWKTT. JAKVIS (Palmer's) 029 Waaliliigton (soc ailv. page xx) Iiibrariea. Circulating. Kiiwoii & Mart, »iO Market Boyd, T. O. m> Montgomery Mutlior A HInvUIr, Motropolttaii Mkt I'ayot, H. WU Wnahington Itime and Cement. ADAMS. SAMIEL (»ce ndv. p. xcll) cor .Market and Main lliMilcIn C'vniviil Company. 82!) Clay , DAVIS .v l.'0\Vi;i.l.(sopadv. page ex) vor Front niul Wiwlilngton I IIUI4MKS, H. T. Di'eadv. pagexlil) cor! ..Iarki.t and First | Iiiquors. Importers and ft^kolesale. I* Alu and I'ortcr.] [See also Whica; also .SyrupH, Etc.] UAU)\VIN, \. It. i&CU. (iccadv.DHKe xllx)'iltt Front Itarra .\( (ialvin. UH First *Ilurrv A ration, 413 Monteoincry HEIlf{EN»*,JAMK.S,42» Kattory KKLDEN, F. C. Hl'2 Sacrani UnulHliaw ii, Co. > E cor California and Sansiim BRICKWIODEL, IIEXRY & CO. jrW Front DUYANT, A. J. & aO. (see adv. page clxl51HFront Calm, A. .« Co. -m Caltfomla *('unuvan. I'. II. 71« Montgomery Carroll, .lolin,3(U and 3U7 Front (.'awiln. F. MO Front CHAS,SA»INK A DENAVE.VUX (gee adv. pagoollviMIA Front Chaui'lK' it Martin, WH Front Comcrl'ord, I'. AlH I'acltic Cutit'r, W. T. (agvnti 111 California Diimi'S, W. tilW ^iHnKom DANEKI, F. A CO. 619 Front Deney, A. it Co. 623 San«om DcUutic, E. (i-stalv of) 431 Battery DICKMUN.DkWuLF ii CU. 410 Bat Dolan, W. B. 14A Ylilrd Uolhtguy, B. m Front Don, J. H19 Montgomery DOWS, ,1 AMES « CO. 2(M Rncramento FAIIUSTEN.C.J. EUWAUDrt Jc CU. isi-c aiiv. page cxlill) 434 Jackson FAItUO it CO. 214 and '2I« Front Fargo, E. A. JMO Woslilngttm FENKIIACSEN, A. (see adv. p. Ivlll) HOD Montgoincrv FINLEY. T. E. (see adv. page Ixxvil) 113 LeIdosdorIT FLANAIiAN. J. A CO. 421 Front FOX * l-OirrElt, .Ml Clay FCNKENS'IEIN, J. jc CO. 319 Cal OILCIIUIST, J. O. ,t CO. S19 Front UOKDON, r. .M. A CO. (see ailv. pagt. xxvilli 709 Sansum Oroi'zlngir, O. cor HattoTT and Pine HOS.MKK, OOEWKY * CO. 411 Frimt llotaling, .V. I'. A Co. NE cor Sanson! and Juukoon HUNTER, WAND A CO. 809 Front Irwin iV .suntitr, Uu8h nr Montgomery Jacobs, N. U. ,V Co. 423 Front Jaudin, E. A Co. A23 Front KELLY a EAOAN, B04 Battery Lhrco, .N. 4:12 JackHon Livingston x Co. 221 California Lopwe. liroH. 30 1 Callforida •LUMLEV, U. 1024 Battery Lyons, K. O. A Co. 510 Jackson Mandlebaum, F. ,V22 Hansom MARTIN, E. A CO. (see oilv. p. XXX v) «0» Front MAIRY, I'. Jb. 710 Sansom Slay, I'. 725 Clay McAKAN A CO. (see adv. page clsxli) 20U Front *MEAR8, JAMES (see adv. p. clvUI) til Front MEINECKE, C. Wt Front Melville, John, HI3 Commercial MENDKSSOLLE, B. ttHUolltomla Menu, J. II. 606 Merchant MERCADO A SEItLLY, 806 Jackson MURRLSON, JOHN C. JB. (see adT. fiagecxlllh614 Front D, LORD A CO. 410 Front O'Connor, M. 6IW Front I*.* RKER, ()EOR(]E F. (see adv, BIrbo, Louis, cor El Dorailo and I'o- trero avcnne Bill A Co. Il'iU Dnpont niHIlOP, HENRY, cor Clay nnd East Illlike, John (colored) 734 I'acltic BLANCKAKRT, V. J. Oil Dnpont page ItianeH. .'^anuui, Brcnham pliicu clxxl) cor Washington and Mont Iilauor,John W.corKcr ' -yand Ilatdr PASCAL, Dl'BEDAT A CO. 4'26 Jack- i place Patrick, James A On. 817 Battery PRINZ, JOHN (sell adv. page cv) 49 .Second Blohni A Rahdcrs, comer M lasion and Beale BLOO.M, UEORUE, oor Fourth and Silver ITTZM ASK, F. (distiller) 213 Jackson I Bock, (Charles, 767 Clnv •RICHARDS A Co. (see adv. p. cxIIIDiBockniann, D. H. comer Fourth and 7IIH Sansom Froelon RILEY. 1'. A CO. !M Front Bode, L. 231 Fourth Roche, T. A Co. eor Sansom and Paclflc Iloclhllng, Francis, 9 Koamv ROTH, J. 8l)ft Montgonieiy I Bogle, cTiarleH, cor Wosliiiigton and SAllAI'lE.A. E. ACO.(il7Hansom | Waverly place SAl'LNIERACO.(sveadv.pngcuxHll: Bogner, Charles, corner Valencia and 7lftSiin«om I Sixteenth Sliarhoro Bros. Ml Washington iBogsuot A llnghCR, 410 Pacific SeainilninI A Fnipoll. HM Front I Boll I.K EN, J. M. King bet Second and SCHRODER A CO. hII Montgomery Thini SCIICLTZ A VON BAROEN, cornorllloLOEP.M.comerSnc nnd Davis California and Front { Bidio A Bro. comer Clnv ami Sioeklon Smith, F. A (^1. 20HH Sacramento 1 llnisters. Thus, eor .Market ami HiiveH .^iolsslNOEAS. L. 4'I0 JaekHon iBondiers, F. corSaiiNomandtlreenw'h Sl'EVIOR. MORRIS, (see adv. clxxli); llorelln, A. cor Se\enth nnri Clexelnnd hiti W:uihlngton Spruanee, J. A J. 41.^ Front SILLIVAN A CASIIMAN, SW comer Front and Jackmni Taussig, L. 723 SaiiNom Taylor Ii Beiidel, 413 Clnv VAN BERUEN, J. A CO. 524 Wash Wonn.ter Bros, cor Cal and Front IiiQUOrs. Retail. Abbott, Charles. 200 Stockton Ackennan. A. A Co. 63-2 I'acltic ADA.M A KIBBE, 516 .Montgomery Adam, I honnis. Junction Market and .Montgomery AhrciiH, llenrv, cor Brannan and Third llosciien, N. cor MisKlon and KItfli ItoMe, John, cor Oreenwicli ami liiylor lliiwen.J. .\. eor .Mont ami Vallejo lloyer, Joseph, 744 Washington llrad. 423 East Bremer, Henry, cor '1 hinl anil Harrison Breiinan A Ryder, NE vor Keumy and Clay Briekwedel, A. cor Market and First ^..„ Briekwedel, Jacob, H12 Clay .Mnsburv, (teorge, cor Second and Stc>! Uriel, Jacob, El Dorailoaim Pidreronv vens'im I Brokato, Henry, eor Brannan and. >i|Nth Albers A .Vsmusgcn, cor Second and Stevenson .VIberts, Conrad, 1)31 Keamy ALCAYAOA, JOSE, cor Dupont and Vallejo Aliasl, Joseph, 127 Fourth Allen, John. 7214 l-aclric .\ndersoii ,t Co. '20!i Jackson .Vnderson, John, MM Front Amold, .\. E. 323 Fourth Arnold, Cyrus, 16 Sutter Amold, E. -Mrs. 217 Paclflc Arps, John, COO Deary .VstriHlo, A. 635 Washington Atkins, II. B. 500O'Farrell Atkinson, James, 538 Market Aureau, Louis. 619 Kearny BAClOALliPI, T. 530 Jaekson Uroimner, John A Co. cor Bryant and Sixth Bronn, J. F. 16'2H Stockton Ilronstruu, William, 1115 Folsom llrower, .\. J. 539 JiU'kson Bn>wn, A. B. 32H Mimtgomery BROWN, HENRY, 504 Davis Brown, John D. 112 First llrown, Louis, '204 Stewart H^>wll, W. P. cur Dupont and Clay Bruce, Nelson, 526 Mission Bruidngs, U. A Co. vor Mission and Thinl Brunjes, D. 4'25 Bush Brunjes, Henry, comer Fourth and Harrison Brnnnet, .Vdolph, 641 Pacldc Bruns, F. A Bro. cor Folsom and Spenr Ilruns A I'.ro. corMissUmand Mxtceuth Uadenhop. Henry, Mission nr Twelfth , Bager, C. A. corner Lenv and Bernard i IlltrNS, N. 617 Davis llallcy, Frank, 109 Washington { IIRVAN BROS. 3'22 Sansom BAKER A tiARRITY, 510 Keamy Lryili.'e«, .M. C. corner Com and East BaidermHnn, .V. cor Urcen and .MasonlBl Cll, J. S. 332 Montgomery Balllngcr A Hermiann. ,54.) California J Buchanan, Henry, 3'26 Commercial Barlow A Bro. cor Vallejo and Stock'n' Huekiey A .Mannlx,7ll Montgonitry Barra A lialvln, cor First and MImm I Bnekiev, .Mlehael. 7 Fourth Barry .t Patten, 413 Montgomery I Ituhseii, D. 727 DnNls Parrv, David, corner Stevenson and Burckliardt tb Hass, 130 Thinl Seventh Barry, T. cor Brannan and Ollbert Bartholomolos, J. 1017 Battery Batleux, Daniel, 17 Kearny Bauer, John. 47 'Ihird Bauinelster A Frank, '2-22 Keamy Burtleml. Martin, comer Mason and Fmnelsco Bunnelster, A. corner Callfomla and Leas enwortli Burns, James A. foot Thinl Burns, Jamvs E. 604 Howard Baumgunlner, S. J. A Co. cor Fourth Burns, .Michael, cor Hixthand Tehama aim Stevenson Burr, Levi, Bay between Kearny and Bcaumot, Charles, 408 Paclflc | Dupont Beck, Nicholas, Drumm nr Paclflc ' Bntenup, Henry, 6'25 Paclflc Becker, William, 534 O'Farrell Butler, Itlelianl, 1039 Folsom BEFFA, ANtiELO, »36 Keamy 1 Butt, Peter A Co. cor Kearny and Pac Belian A Ilarrold, cor Fourth and IIow; Hvrne, Patrick, O'Farrell nr Broderick BELL, THOMAS, 218 Clay I Ciibannes, E. corner Sanson) iinil .Mer Bellanger, J. 530 Clay Cndennssu, U. 727 Montgomery and 914 Benanl, .\ugust, cor Filth and Howard Sansom Bening, tJe.irge F. cor Wash and East Bergc. E. O. cor Calhoun and Ureen Bergman, A. M. Mrg. '2iM Sutter Bcmilngham, Thomas, cor Taylor and Turk Berry, F. O. cor Jackson and Stockton Berry, Jane, 412 Paclflc Burtiion, Eugene, 6'23 Union Betuel, F. our Pine and Dupont Beverson, Charles, comer Mission and Anthony Calilll A McElroy, comer Bush and Kearny Cahlli,J.C. 509r'ast Cailaliotin, S. 1ft Paclflc Callahan, Jidin, cor Brannan and Sixth CALLENDER, JOHN I'. 5 Broadway Cainoa, Patrick, eor .Mission and First Cumpo, Henry, cor Second and Bran- nan Oampe, Jidin, cor First and Folsom Campe, Magnus, cor Sixth and Jessie Slw FACSrap INBUBJlirOll GO. XanuM ■CAlaatmr* and lUriM tawMfda. A. XOBIJIB, Ban Itaaoiaoo, iuporter tad dealer In Hueio Books. ulu ami To- MUalonamI foarth and Fourth and nlonclA and III Havcnth Fourth and ilitVirnIa and r Bush and an and Rlxth HMiitlwiiy 111 iind Clnt d una Urau- Vrt<' SAN FRANCISCO. L I Q U R 8 . '■' V 'i 418 Cantus, Oeo. A Co. cor Broadway and Ohio Caprllc, S. & Co. comer Dramm and Mrrchnnt CAKOLIS * McAKDLE, corner Mai^ ket iinil .Second Carroll tfe Kro. cor Third and Minn-, Carroll, UennlH, Cemetery avenm nr I'oat Carroll, .lames, Kail Kond Ilonso CarMll, K. vor Onnlncr and Ilarrlnon Curler, Joiiii,<-or!>U|i<>iit and U'Farrell Cartnon, I'. «W .*inn»nni Casey, Patrick 0. 1)32 Murkct Cassldy, Klchard, 'ilO First Castillo Ji Hlunuy, corner Third and StfveiiHon Cantrn, Frederick, comer Dupont and Husli Castinetto, Tctor, 609 Paclflc CMtorvnc, I'. 11/1 Duoont CATON, FUANK, 132 I'acltlc Caverlv, ,lolin, Hid Battery CllA.>IHKliI.IN, .1. r. 31li Bush Cliapiiell, I'eter.ttO* Jackson Charpiol, .lusvph, comer Ureen and I'owvll Cheneau. J. B. 1011 Dupont Chrnot, Kutfenc, 2.W Fourth CIMMINO Jc BONA, UH Lililcsdorfr I Clanciney. Mat. corner VuUeJo and I Leavenworth Clancy, Willluui, 311 Montttoniery I CUno, Henry, .t .Mission street wharf ; Cloeren ii illiides, corner Kearny and ' Sutter I C0ATE8 & HEN DEUSON, 97 Sutter { CiHly, P. J. Sun .lose Koiul Ciihon, I>. L. cor HUtli anil Valencia (;i>hon, Edward, cor Mont and Cal Cuhn, Sanuiol. 'M Fourlh COLl.lNtiS. JOHN, IH Clay I COLLINS, S. V.»l» Mouluomery Connell, ii. A Co. 1044 Folsom ; Connolly, .lolin, NOO Market Cook, John, cor Third and Harrison i Couney, John, Cnton between Mont- I gomer.v and .Sunsom Cope, Charles, Bay Shore Itoad Corliett, DhvUI K. 301 O'FarrcU Corbelt, llii^tli, H14 Howard Curbott, James, 10 Sutter : Corliett, .lolin, Alti Market Corliy,Jose|>h.ciirSlxth and Stevenson I COUbES A: noscilKK, corner Third ami Kliiu uuil cor Beale and Bry- ant and Main street whnrf ami Main I botweeii Harrison unil Bryant j Conlcli, t". II. 1001 Buttery i Cordci, C. H. n Fremont I COUDKN, JOHN, cor l>ac and Drumm I CtiKDES, WILLIAM, cor Bush and I I'lerce, and Tier 12 Stewart Cornnhreiis, Harmon, cor Howard and I Hixth I COKI)l»rAN, FRANCIS, 643 Broadwy Costa, J. 314 faclHc ' Cuwen, W. J. cor Mont and Post Covle, C. l^l.^ Kearny < I'mlK, William, m!> Hnpnnt ; Cruiode, Alidionse, 713 I'octtlc I CllUNAN, THl>MAS, cor Mission and ! Third I Cronin, John, 710 BatU>ry , Croakey ii Huwunl, cor Hayes and ! Franklin Cullou, Tlionms, .W Market , Cullun, Francis, cor Fn-mont and Mkt I Culver & tjuaue, corner Second and Natonia I CUSNINt;HAM, ANPUKW (sec adv. I page c V I cor Sansom and M arkct ' Cunninghitiii. B. Mrs. 238 Stewart I Curlcy, James, 31H PaelHc Cuslienn, ,1. It. cor Howanland Fourth I Cutrell ik Meyer, cor Davis and Clay I Cutrcll Jb Meyers, corner Market and Fourth Ualilen, Francis, cor Kitcli aiul ('la.-y DAIIMKK. F.corl'oweil and I'aelllc Daisy, Jolin, cor Stockton and I'nion Utleth, Nicholas, comer Market and Keamy Dtiuutm, W. cor I'actflc and Keamy Daryn, Kichatd, 21 Fremont Dawson, S. Mn. Cemetery a v nr Post DcPratLE. cor Bush and Keamy Debat, B. S20 Clay Decker, II. Ji Co. oorBushandSaHom Decker, Jacob, cur Bush aud Cemetery avenue Deick, Fred. lOW Dupont Delofond, L. cor Stockton and Bdwy Delventhal, John, comer HIsiion and Beale Deniian, Georac, 025 Keamy PKSKimoCIC. FKED.co.-nerBrannan and Fourth Deaiirez, Constant, 123 Dupont DKTKLH, MARTIN, cor Harrison and Main Detjen, Henry, »19 Keamy DEVLIN, JOHN, cur Mont and Bdwy Diecuud, Joseph, comer Dupont ami Vailijo Dlederichsen, D. C. comer Clay and Kearny DIencs, Jitooh, 616 Pacific Dlgves, M. ii Co. corner Harrison and FIttli DIlKea, J. 910 Kearny Dillon James, cor Alarket and Fourth Dimmer, Nicholas, H1& Pocitlc Dlx, Casper, cor Filmore and Presidio road Dl.Voy, CLEMENT, 3 Summer DofiKo, II. C. Harrison bet Sixth and Seventh Dolan, W. B. 145 Third DOXAHl'E. PHILIP, 417 Front Donaldson, John, cor Solano and San Bruno Ruiul Donohue A Phelan, 31 Second Donmit, Peter, IIMMi Dupont Donzelmann, J. F. .It Co. 409 Pino Dorneloii .t .Meyer. im Clnv DOKSEV, PATRICK, .San Branoroai) Dorsey, Ann Mrs. 133 Kolaom Doseher, U. A Co. cor Second and Na- tonia DoBcher, II. H. corner Brannun and Seventh Dosclier, Henry L. comer Brannan and Ninth Doseher, John D. cor Sansom and Bush Dourdant, Umls, cor Pine ami Kei.niy I Doyle, John, cor Ucary and Cemetery nveiiue Doyle, M. J. cor Hayes and Van Ness I avenue DUELL, FREDERIKA MRS. West End Hotel Drcntwelil, Charles, cor Howard and Fineellth Dreycr, Diederlch, cor Kentucky and (iilniore DREVEK, JOHN H. cor Clay and East Droliaz, .M. SU3 East DroKe, tiustavus F. C. comer Natoma uni> June DniKe, Henry, comer Front and Pac Dn)t{er, 1). cor Battery and Filbert Drover, Henry A Co. comer Bush and Battery Droiet, John A. 1336 Dupont Drueker, .Vlliert, 624 Mission Druhe A Tolilienboskeu,curCalironiia and Spring Dnihe, John H. corner Market aud Stewart DuUy A Turner. 6M Washington DuKan, Mary Mrs. Main bet Market aim Mission DuKKen, Julia, 713 Fnmt I >ull|i,VWaddington, corner Broadway ami Duuont Dunning, 'Iliomas, 2A3 Clarv Dunne, William, corner Paclflc and Leavenworth Iiiischer, Herman, I3R Third Duvenack, Charles, comer Corbet and Dolores Duvciieck, C. P. A Co. cur Montgomery and Wiuihlngton DWUR2AZEK, B. corCal and Keamy Earle, John II. cur Clay and Drumm Eliliiii)!hausen, H. corner Folsom and Fourth Eddy, James J. 4SH Paclflc Eden, John, i-or Battery and Vallejo Edgvrlv, 11. F. 6 Merchant Ellonl, N.C. SOJiKast KKKcrs, Fenlinand, 1240 Dupont Egraud, A. ftSH Ilromtway EHRICHS, D. cor Battery and Vallejo Ehrlchs, F. 920 Paclflc Elssler.MirtIn, IIS Fourth Ellis, Wm, cor Hinklev and Finkney Enqulst, A. A. AlA Davis ErIekson.S. A. 10 .Facksim Everard, Wllliani, 214 Stewart Everett, R. 205 Sutter Evcrs, H. C. cor Mont and Vallejo Faos, William, nil Dupont Fcblan A HUlebmndt, cor Bryant and White's place Fagan, Mary Mrs. IWA Market Fahrenkrug, William, 224 Thinl FARLEY, BERNARD (Woonsocket Boy) 4S Second Fiirr, .VIonzo, cor Fourth and Beny Farrell, P. E. corner Valencia and Six- teenth Feehaii & Bums, comer Fourth and Jessie Feehan, John, ror First ind Natoma Fchiieniann, HInna, comer Orcvn and I^arkln Fcldhush, John H. 108 Sutter Folltz, William, cor Folsom and Fourth Fink. Henry, cor Powell and Union FIN LEY, T. E. (see lulv. page Ixxvll) 113 Leidesilorfl' FIshheck, J. It. A Bro. cor Mason and Paclflc Fitch A Mcrritt, 314 Montgomery Fitchen. Heniy 4 Co. 7(tt Folsom Fitter, E. H. cor (Tiav and Davis Fitzgerald, Thomas, 13 Kearny FItzjiutrick A Carson, Fremont near Allaslon Flanagan, James, 720 Paclflc Fiatliuiniin, C. Main near Folsom Flelschman, John, corner Howard and Finh FLEISCHMANN, C. V. 623(lri'('nwich Flinn, P. F. cor Ilowunl and Eighth Flood A O'Brien, nm Wushiiiglon Fly nn, fklniond, cor Fourth ami Bryant Fiigel, Fred. 612 Paclflc Foley, Si. 1128 Folsom and cor Steven- son niid Ecker Foley, Itobcrt, cor Stevenson and Sixth Forthinan, J. A. 160 Stewart Fortmaim, F. corner Bush and Beldcn place Foster, P. F. cor Mission and Twenty- ThlM Franc, Alexander, 1021 Dupont Fmiinuelain, A. 709 Broadway Freldrlch, J. (). cor Sixteenth and Scc- ofiii avenue Frele, J. H. 7SI Socramciito Frencli, Mrs. V. HIT Kearny Frlesenhausen, John, '220 Sutter Frisch. John W.cor Missiim and Fifth (lailagher, John A. 31!i Sixtli Uallotti, C. Kearny near Jackson (iAUClA, F. TIH Montgomery OAKDNEKit CO. 707 Davis (lunliier, Samuel, IW Clay li.VKKONK, F. A CO. cor Dupont and Califonila ( lasserl , W I lliam, cor M isslon and Ninth (lately, John, 243 Minna Oelihaiilt, U. A. A Co. cor Keamy and Pine (Ichagen, M. cor Jackson aiul Leaven- worth Oells, H. H. cor Pacific and Polk (lelsner, Mary Mrs. 41N Brannan tieorge, Louisa, San Jose Koad (ienies, A. ciprnerTblnl and Stevenson Oerhow, F. eor Mission ami East Oerken, C. cor Wash and Drumm (ierken, Peter, cor Spear and Mission (ilillaiill, L. A Vi>. S34 Commercial (il nil, J A.MKS, 617 Merchant Olblln, Tlinothv, cor Folaimi and Beale tliles A McAnlle, cor Market and Third Oijl, Owen, .wa Market and cor Folsom and Stewart lillinMiir, Thomas, comer Urovo and Laguiia Olrzlkowsky, William, comer Hinkley ami Pinkney (llasseii A Dlelfinhachcr, 636 Com Oleasun, P. II. Francisco near Powell lillulielk'h,M.6(i.'S Davis ULOOTZ, ADOLPH, cor Dupont and CIny Oluck A Hansen, 1006 Keamy (iiideaii, Alex. 1'22U Dupont Ooetz lie Schrelber, 33A Pine Ooflln, A. 12 Fourth OOLDEN, W. T. cor Folsom and Eighth Uonzhom, C. 9'ilt Keamy Ootzer, Henry, cor Fourth and Clary (loulii, E. A Co. cor Silver and TiilrJ Omftier, M. King near Tlilnl Green, G. W. 616 Montgomery Oremke, H. 613 Davis Grimm, F. W. 242 Fourth Uroshauer A Co. corner Dr 'Is and Broadway Grosbauer, F. cor Front and Broadway Grossct, Geo. cor Duiiout and Bdway OROSSEFTA, MARTIN , Ktt Sac Grote, Fred, cor Geary and Broderick :ii A. BOKAVftOcBaamaotaoo. BoluMl Booka, JureiiUa and To* Books, Oam-a, ete KOBTH AMBBIOA UmQ XITBUBAVOII CO., FoUoiM giumuitMCl by BUto of New York. 414 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Orothcct, Henry, crner Birant ami KIglith Oudaliaiiii, F. CInra lane near Bush Uiilllemln, N.ll!)Sutt«r Uunther, JuH«|ili, U'il Dupont Haaiu lb JaiiHen, cor Com nnil Drumm Hiiaao, Krcil. cor folaom and Ucalo Haher, cniarlta. 440 Unah UubvrlhiK. J. V.iiVo, cor Kearny and Ocary Hack, Jacob, NOT Jackaon Hocke, C. cor Snc aiiil Waverly plnce Hadler, Claua, cur (Uiiy anil Maaon llaKomann d Co. corner Stockton and ^alhjo Hagenniinn, H. W. S04 Clay Hiihn, Gottlieb, 13 Tlilnr Hahn Henrv, cor Dnvla and Paclflo Halm, Wlllium, cur Clay and Wbltmoro place Hamilton, Mary A. Mm. H08 Kearny HanimiT, J uliii li. MH (.'lay Hainuahuw, W. H. 220 Waxhington HANEY, W.M. W. 30J Front Hanley & KlHalcr, 336 Uuali Hanlon, F. J. cor FoUoni and Sixth Hannan, M.iri{nrct Mra. «07 California Hana, Jacob, cor Stock and lirecnw'h Hanson, Clmrlcs, Vallejo near UavU Hanson, U. \V. cor Mcrcliant and Kaat Harkncsa, Joliii J. cor Sec and Teliama Hanna & Co. i California Hanna, J. cur Kcnrnv and I'nlou Harney, DHnitl, 1020 l>aclflc Harria, Jolni N. m California HurrlHon, John, curWoali and Dupont Hartlgan, I'atrick. 16i Fint llartinc, . cor Mom and Waali liazelqulst, 1.1. /t Co. t*l4 Juckaon Hayes, I'hilip, cor Union and Larkin Healy, Tlionius.corllarrisunand KItcli Hcckmaiin A Wencit, cor Washington and Davis Hcldhotr, Alfred H. cor Sacramento and Htookton Helm, John U. Jt Co. ,'ill raclflo Hcllman, H. J. MUD Kearny Helinerinu, 0. A. (iOJ I'ost Hclma ii Briis. cor Hvde and O'Farrell Helms, Chris, cor Folsoi'< and Center ilcnckc, Wni. it Co, cu;- Dupont and Washington Hencken, Carslin, 719 Pacific Hcncken, Jc>lin,cur Vallcjoand Powell Hencken, Wm. II. cor'I'hird and Perry Hennessey, Kllcn, Uregoii near Front HennIng, Mciikc, lOI'i Haltcry Hennann, Isaac, tU8 Post U£S.s,UKU. B. cor Clay and Brcnham place Ucuer & Koop, 203 Rliwart Heuer ,t Winter, 713 Lonil>ard Hey, John, cor FiilMini ami Eleventh Heye, Henry, cor Mason and LonibunI Hcyer, Albert, cor Itryuni and Tlilnl Higgins, M. .V. C. eor \V;Mli and Drunnn HKUilN'S, WM. T. vm Davis Hlldebninil, Jolin, 5US PaciQc Hlldebrandt As Knop, cor Montgomer}' and Broaiiway Hlldebrandt, Henry, 'Jl'i Sntter Hubi, Kate .Mrs. comer Mission and Twentv-Flrat Hodges, Frederick, comer Jones and Ureenwieh UOIXiKlN.S, WILLIAM, cor Howard and I'liiiil floelseher ib Kau, cor Eddy and Maaon Hotlman, II. W. Market near llalght Holn, P. P, 420 Jackson Holje A .Hpreen, cor Clav and 8t''j(,ton HOLJK, HUNKV, cor Jack'n and £ait Holland, Henry, Ml Broadway Holland, Joseph, 021 Merchant Holm, Thomas, 339 Nutter UULMKS, THUMAS, Cemetery ave- nue, near Lone Mountain Holtmeie/, Henry, comer Filbert and Taylor Uolti, Wm. cnr Mont and Paclflc Horn, Frederick, '200 .Stewart UOOPN, J. F. 2 Jackson HOPPER, U. H. cor Paclfle and Davis Horatmann, John, cor Bush and Powell | Hotlrndorf, Peter, corner Dupont and Oreeiiwlch Houck, .1. M, m California 1 Houghton, J, B. cor Valencia and Six- teenth HowanI, James, cor Mission and Stew't Hl'BEK & ANTHEM, cor Kearny and Sacramcutu Hughes, W. A. 5llt Clay Humphrey, James, .'ill deary Hunzen, William, N20 Clay Husing, Albert, cor Mission and Fifth Ilutaft, lUiiry, '230 ('ommervlal Iburg, W. M. cur Fourth and Minna Indentroth, Julius ^ Co, cor Bryant and Itincon place Ipsclovick, Cilovannl. 10 Stewart irazuqui, Frank, cor Mont and Paclflc Inms, Mary, (KM PnclUc Irwin A Kantlff, Bush nr Montgomery ISAACS, KATE MltS, ■2'28 Battery .lucent, A. 210 Pacific Jockroan, J. B. cor Paclflc and Polk JACKSON, ALE.V. SO Sacramento Jackaon, E. !t2l Keuniy Jackaon, Kllla, 3l,t Dupont Jacobaon, Peter, '2019 Mason Jennings, Isaac, cor Polk and Austin Jcnson it Warken, cor Mli^way and Francisco Johns, Thomas, M Sacramento J iilinson A Brandcr, comer Paclflc and Jones Johnson, James, 911 Battery JUIINSUN, P. k UUUE, J. B, 8 Clay Johnson, Thomas, '244 ThInI Jimes, James T. cor Mont and Cal Jones, Heneca, comer Howard ~ and Hubbard Joost, Beheren, comer Folaom and Twelfth Jooat, M, A Co. cor Jllaslon and Eighth Jschwind, K. Valencia near Center KAIIMAN, J, U. lUl Kearnv Kahrs, Charles A Bro, cor Vallejo and Mason Kahrs, John, cor First and Minna Kamps, William, cor Cul and Davis Kane, Michael, I'23 Fremont Kappke, Henry F. cor Mason and Union Kavanagh, J. i>. KM Market Keating, M, J. li'24 Mercliunt Keating, Patrick, 71 Stevenson Keely, John, cur Pac and Leavenworth Keeiian A Keimedy, 7'20 Market Kcenan. John, cor Folsoin and Fifth KELLY, FUANK, cor Howard and Third Kempe, J. A Co. cor Keamy and Pine Kendall, John, 10 Broadway Keimeily A Bro. cor Taylor and O'Far- rell, and cor Ellis and Larkin KENNEV, M. (see adv, page clxU) Dunbar Court Kciiney, P. 104 Leldesdorff Kerr.ilosenh W. cor Keamy and Jack Keiibeii, 11. V, cor Union and Mason Kihimcyer, Louis, corner Jackaon and Kearny Kiiiseia, M. cor First and Tehama KIszler, Henry, 019 Broadway Klel>s, .VIcxaniler, 10'23 Dupont Klein, M. cor Kearny and Paclflc Klelnshroth A Co. i>07 California KLKMEIKlt A .er, Henry, 722 Pacltic Kohler, Oeorge F. S26 Monlgomer>' Kohlmoos, Chris. corMissionund First Kohimmis, Henry, comer Fourth and I chama Kohn, Henry A Co. 408 Folsom Koller A Bohrs, 514 Front Kolier A Jost, cor Wash and Virginia Kuopraan, Henry, cor Austin and Franklin Kortr, Mary 3lrs, cor HIaslon and Thir- teenth Kortend, Behrend, 801 Orcenwich Koater,Hennlng, cor Howard abd Third Kraua, F. 003 Keamy Krlete, Henry, cor Pine and Larkin Kronlng, William, 531 Keamy Kruger A llolllnga, cor Geary and Mason Kyle, Kobert, cor Battery and Paclflc Lablnscy, William, tti Montgomery Lalolnle, J. 100 Paclflc Lallemand, Henri, 1017 Dupout Lane, Thomas A, Ocean House Road Lange A Co. cor Stockton and Bush LANHAH, J. W, 536 Jackson Lankenuu A Brockholt', cor Ilowoid and Beale Lankenau. Fred, 40 Ellis Lapleiible, Frank, I'JII Duuimt Laurlcella, R. I« Washington I^iivarello. O. A Co. ^27 Washington Lavin, J. P. cor Battery and Bdwy Lawall, Fritz, 819 Kenniy Lebataitl.M. AI3 Washington Lecuyer, Morltz, 752 Market Lee. N, A, 815 Clay Leiirke, Henry, cor Mariposa and Indi- ana Lekens, Louis, 541 Jackson Lennon, John A. cor Masim and Turk Lcphurt, Louis, H35 Suerumento Leroux, C. 1008 Dupont Leverone, A. 902 Keamy Levy, S, cor FInt and '1 eliama Levlngston, L. J. '29 Dupont Levy, Henry, St23 Paclflo Levy, W, cor Sansom and Commercial Levy, W. .^44 l^allforaia Lewis, Oscar, Cosmopolitan Hotel Liebenbcrg, C, cor Battery and Pacific LchauH, Fretlcriek, 42 Stewart Lolson, A. A Co. 532 Paclflc Loop A Somers, cor Second and Bryant Lt.trlttriz, John, Sixteenth bet Valcu- ola and First avenue. Ludorir^ Co. cor Mont and Jackson Luhmenaen, William, cor Harrisonaod Sixth LVHKSEN A DETTMEK, cor AlU and Montgomery LUMLEY, UEOKUE, 10'24 Batteiy Luslncke, August, 641 Paeiflu Luttringer, Joseph, 808 Ciar Lynch, Patrick, loOO Duiiont Lynn, Patrick, ll7 Pacltic Lyons, Michael, 702 Paclflc Maass, John, cor HowanI and Fremont Model Peter, cor Mission and Stewart Magner, Thomas, 817 Broadway Mugulre, Philip, Dolores up Slxtccntli Magulre, Phillip, 308 Tliird Mall, .\dam, 13 (ieary .Maioy, .Mack A Co. 834 Paclflc MANCMET, P. 448 Brannan Mangels A Co, 313 Dupont Maiming, James M. cor Market and Powell Marchlnl, M. cor Davis and Wa.ih MAKIO.NT A HENDEK.SON, cor Com- mercial and East Marks, Simon, cor Dupont and Valiejo Maroney, John, comer Braunun uul Seventh ' Marshall, Robert, 733 Howard Martens, D. A Bro. cor Sac and Stock Martin A llorton, 534 Muntgumery MAUriN, LEWIS, cor Stockton and Jackstm Martin, Michael, cor Larkin and Pacific Martins, M. 18 Sutter MA ricil, .M. Jackson street wharf Matthias, Louia, cor Dupuiit ami I'nlon Maunie, Joaima Mra. cur First and Ha- tonia Maurer, Loula, cor Spring and Summer May A Fraber, 821 Kearny .Mav, John II. 615 Washington May, Prosuer, 725 Clay nml 712 Cora MAVUISlfll. EKSS1',61!I Ke:iriiy McCabe, BernanI, cor Jessie and An- tlii>ny McCafl'rey, D. Lung Bridge McCannv, F, A Co, curlier Green and Stockton McCarthy, Timothy, 61'2 WHshlnglon Mct;arty, J. D, KM Pacltli; McCAULEY, CHARLES, 4i5 Pacific McCraitli, l>. cor Front nml I'nelHc McCrum Jc Hoaaack, 050 Sacruminto McCullough& Korgau, JullctiuuMa^ ket and Sanaom McCullv, John, r22 Second McCunc, John B, cor Howard and Sumner McUee, Patrick, 1014 Jackson JtcUovem, Peter J, 2 Dupont McCtovcm, Philip, cor Market and Oeary McINENY, UATHEW, S65 Market Mclntyrc, Jamca, 1005 Kearny McKenzIo A Folrman, 710 Keamy McKeon, P. H. cur Da\is ami Pacific McKineny, F. M7 Jackson McLaughlin, Oeorge, Broadway bet Davis and Front McLaughlin, M. cor Fiimore and Pre- sidio Rood TiMPAOmoINBUBAircniOo* TlMlwgMtCMUIamtoXiuranDMOo. CoinmcrcUl ml Jackann 'Ilarriaouand £K, cor AlU iiKl Wash ON, cur Oom- nt and Vallrjo Uraunan and kliukiidraclflc tn-ct wharf luiit mill I'nion b'Intt and Na- IK and Summer ly iiKton mil 1l'i Com 19 KiMriiy " osslo and An- Broadwar '»'' more and Pre- MASON * r.'jJELnrS OBOANfl. A. KOHUBB. AgMit. 8mi VnuioiMO. SAN FRANCISCO. LIQUORS. 415 McLEA, DONALD, SS4 California McMaliuu, r. J. Kiisa Houto McOualde, M. cur Kiiurth and Minna .McKAE, JOHN, 717 Unvia Mechan, William, Vfti Kearny Jlentx A Co. car Post aiMl Dnpont Mebrtcns, A. & Co. cor Filbert and Mnaun _ Meier, Louli H. cor Stevenson and Ecker Melcrdlvtz, George, 4(10 Powell Menckhoff, Uustav, Lombard nr Son MAidea, David, Sltt Ccimmrrclal )lenke, Kdwartl, cor Sutter mid Tajior UenaliiK. NIcholaa, 1 Powell Mcnteii, Win. cor Udwy and Stockton Merrill, B. F. cor Stockton and Pactflc Men ** (ielmer, 433 Sutter Mewca, Charles, bll Poclflu Meyer & Stahmann, cor Dupont and Green Meyer Bros, cor Folsoro and Fremont Meyer, F. K. I'JO Keaniy Me)°er, Fred, cur Mission and Bcalo Meyer, H. W. 210 Stewart Meyer, Henry, cor Dupont and Filbert Meyer, Henrv, cor Pacific and Dupont Meyer, John H. cor Powell and Wash Michell, John, 4'27 Kearny MIgllavavca. li. H13 Washington MlUanl, S. W. eor Harrlsun and Garden MILLKU A FISK, cor Jackson and Druniin Miller & KuOB, 106 Stewart Miller lb Yuoat, cor Stock and Francisco Miller, Charles, til7 Pacmc .Miller, Herman, t)17 Kearny Sllllor, Jens. cor-Mlarlou and Fremont O'Connell, William, 1S2 First O'Connor & Co. cor Geary and Taylor O'Connor, Mary, '231 Paclflc O'Connor, Tliumai, cor O'Farrell and Hyde O'DONNELL, JAMES, 6 Drumm O'Keeffc, Danl. cor Harrison and Dora O'Neil, M. J. 31'i Jackson OAKKS, TONY, cor Mission and Six- teenth Odicn, Jarvla, 103 Sacramento Oottl, Frank, cor Fulton and Laguna OfTcrmnn, John & Co. cor Dupont and Pacific Olilandt, Henry, cor Paclflc and Powell Hose, August. 910 Kearny Koskamp, Freil. cor Fourth and Jesslo Itourke, BvnianI, HA liiale liiizc, Alex. MiHHion Diiliiren Kung, F. W. cor Kearny and Green Kusaan, John M. !>if> Jackiton Kuasell & ll»lillnKH. Hi'i .Market Kynn & Co. 301 Du|iont Uynn, Thoniiw, cor Ulnkley and Fink- ney Sagehom. Herman, 5'JO IMilon Salinke, llcnnunn (>. .V>3.luekson SolntCyr, Vlctiir. litH Dupont Sajous, J. cur Dupont unt lliising, cur Sixteenth and Dolores and cor Mission and Elglit- eenlh Schwartz, D. 1020 Kearny Schwarz A i'o. cor (learv and Kearny Scollay, Wm. A. 1522 Stockton Scott, R. i;. 323 Washington Scully, J. E. 47 Third Seeba A Co. eor Saiisiini mid Pacific Seegelken A Wiebalk, corner Bush and I'olk Segelkeii. D. 213 Bryant Segul, Baltnsar, 72:1 Davis Selig. A. A Bro. cor .Minim and Jano Senna, James. 4 llruinin Sherkey, ('atharine, 132 Folsom Shields, I iinothv, 3)1 Sutter SH.MIIT, IHBklM', iUBiish Shroeder, J. Louis, 7 Wasiiiiigton Shupert, Josepli, > Market Slchcit Wesseli, cor I'lwell and Union Sicbe, J. ,t Bro. eor Powell and Fran- cisco SIEBE, J. A R. comer Kentucky and Center Sledenberg, Herman, 5'20 Vallejo .sieglVied, II. A. ft Co. Mission Dolores SInkwItz, William, 814 Kearny Slavan, John, eor llayesuiul Laguni Smith £ Co. eor Jackson and Drumm Sinitli, Adam, cor Mont niul Bush SMI I'll, GEO. A CO. 808 Paclflc Smith, Janica, cor Dupont aud Chest- nut Smith, James, 704 Pacific Sniitii, James R. 13 Third .smith, John, Itt Clay Smith, John II. Hll Battery Smith, Joseph, 412 Jackson Smitii, W. C. 53U Wasiiiiigton Snelder A Weber, corner Kearny and Jackson [ivl >,m^ m «. li ■■' '•:! A. BOXAV * Oq.» 8aa I'nuioiMOt noclTO ITeir Books br every Steiuaer. irOBTH AHBBIOA TilVli ZITSUBAirOS OO. ThabntoflmpMtrIa thsUoitwl BtotM. 416 PACIFIC COAST BUSINBBS DIRECTORY. Snyder iiln It. 'i3S I'ost Souc. I'otor. 243 Fourth Spccktpr >b 8tru>i>, corner Second ami Xntoina Spencer, Dnvlil, cor Polsom and Boalc Spooner, Thumaii, corner Market and I Ecker Sprcen, Wm. cor Braunan and Ninth I Sprugel, C. 821 Ciilitiirnia Siadcrmann A AlvOnwan, MelftKl' wh STAI'LETON. .lOHN, »3(» Sacramento STEKKEMS. UEIDRlCH.cor Foliom and Main Stelndirr, Marcnii, 134 Shipley Stelnhoir, Hermann, cor Trinity and! BuBh Stophpi>M. 'Dinmaii W. 644 •Tiickaim 1 STEWART, CH.\.S. A. 717MonlKomcry Stoaklcy, Kilwiird. 4» .Sacmmcuto i Stocky, John, 417 Itiiah i Stone, Patrick, lUVrt Paclflo I Stoppclkamp, A. U. cur Stockton and Stramer, Augustus, comer Powell and Urecn ' Stroccker, Henry W. comer Page and 1 Franklin Strohsall, William, XU Sutter I STITAKT, CilAKLK.S H. »U Davis | Stuart, Wm. cor illssUm and Fourth Sullivan, Dennis, cur Flllh and Ulary I Sullivan, Jolin L. lilO Mission ! 8YLVIA,.IOSEl'H, comer Battery and Broailw.iy : Tappclncr, .lohn, 1207 Dupont ' Tayac, L. F. 31 Fourth Wcshhosln, D. Potrero nvvnue Wt-ssling, Wm. cor Folsom and Fourth WcKSlidl, William, 8W Battery West * I'cti'rson, 10 ('ommvrclal West, L(>iil», 31« Fifth Weston, Sands ,(c Cci, 734 Market White, (!has. cur Shastn and Sllchlgan Whitney, ti. A. cor Powell and Chest- nut WIclanil, r. & Co. cor Powell and Vul- K'Jo WIKSE, UEO. Thlnl H. cor Townsend and .MI East Taylor, John, IMThinI TITESE, LKWiS, J .Jit. cor Kearny and California ! TEITEIN, IIKNRY, cor Brannanand RItch j Trllman, (iporge F. »U Kearny I Tcniiant, Huljert J. cor Ellis and Larkin , TETLOW, SA.MUKL, 706 Washington Thomas, William, corSI.\th and Clem- entina Thomforri & Klein, corner Powell and i Filbert i Thompson, 1. 1). 321 Montgomery | Thompsun, Malculin, 21 I'aclflc Tledemnnn, I'vter, corner Folsom and Rausch TIENKKX, UEKMIARD, 725 Jackson TIeroey, Joliii, 213 .■'lUiHiim j Tlerc!), Augustus, lllH Kearny Tivtjan, 1). C(ir Itatterv and Paclflc ' Tlssut, Paul, Sixteenth bet Uuerrero anil l>i>l VAX BUREN, JOSEPH, cor Bush and 1 Mason i VanHaik'ln, Jno. cor Powell and Urecn I Vaugan, A. HU Pacific I Vclhert, P. H. cor ''.oward and First Venker, U. F. cor .'olsom and Thlid Vllledicu, Charles, 14 Commercial Vollmer, J. Jill, our I>avis and Sac VunUlahn, C. H. cor Kearny and Val- lejo VunUluhn, John, cur Minna and Jane VuiiBtailcn,.!. N. iiil Pine VorreHi, Henry, 337 o'Farrell Vragnizau, J. 42 Pacific VntJOM, P. y. 12 Jackson Wadcnberger & Tollncr, 313 Battery Wagener. Finlinaiul, 1232 Uupout Wafil & Hull. 415 Kearny Waliiwright, W. 21» California Wall, Jame8, cor Battery and Jackson Wall, Michael, 8 First Waller, John C. cor First and Jessie Walter, Frank, West End Ward, Wlllluin, Mi Market Warner, Aliruham, cor Lumber and Francisco Waterman, John O. cor Folsom and Sixth Weber, T. H. cor Mason and Bdwy Weldmeler, (icorge, 612 Jackson Welling A 31 UHt, cor Hayes and Laguna Wcudt ii Eckfcldt, cor Folsom and ThlM Wenzel, G. L. cor Franklin and Fulton page; Wllkle, W Wllkins A Kugler, 162 Jessie Wllklns, Frolerick, 1018 Folsom Wllkins, M. A Co. cor Mason and Chest- nut Williams A Outhrle, 42A Mnntgoniery Wlllliinis A Marshall, cur Front and Pac Williams, Oeorge K. 210 Second Williams, S. (). cur Fuurtli and Jessie Wllilains, William, 4J» Paclflc Wlllsun, .Slary A. 30H Paclflc WIlHun.tOrant, 550 Clay Wilsuii ii Sass, cur Com and Davis Wilson, Chas. (Lick llonsei 13 Mont Wilson, P. A. cor Jackson and Davis Wlnljen, John, cor Ucary and Jones WItgvn, Diedrich, cor Dupont and Broadwaj' Woltcrs, John, eor Folsom and RItch Wooils, .\nim Mrs. cur Stevenion and Ecker Wooilcy, L. H. cor Clay and Taylor WRKDK, l>. cur .HaiiHuni and Sutter Wrecle, Ueo. cor Mlimliin and Stewart Wnllicrn, John. 734 llruadway Wynne, William, 316 Fourth Ynrnos, Wm. sixteenth nr Dolores YooHl, F. cor Mission and Eleventh Young, Richard & Co. cor Larkin and Clay ZAHN, HKSRY, 823 Vallejo Zander, E. .Mrs. Sixteenth nr Dolores Zelle, Henry, curTehamaond Second Zerrer, Franz, 12S Tidnl Zlegelnieyer, Antonc, cur Natoma and Mary liithographen. Baker, U. H. 522 Montgomery BRirrox * CO. (see adv. p. clxxlii) 533 Commercial BUO'.VX, v.. T. & CO. (see adv lxvl)443Clay DeMoniprevlUe, C. 803 Montgomery Drouaillet, (1. (or Kearny and Wash FLE rcilER. EDWARD (see ttdv. page Ixxxlil) 3U8 Front Woody, E. King nr Third Nagel, L. King nr Third Nnhl llrolliers, 121 Montgomery Iiook Sealera. [Sec also Hardware.] BUSSEV, W C. (see adv. page xxx) IH Post Duty, W. B. 118 Pine Kll IKEIMiE & LEAVITT (see adv. page xll ) Market nr Fromoiif PARK 111' It.ST, V. S. W.~« . s. Combi- nation (see adv. page xxll^ 305 Mont IiookamithB. [See also Bell Hangers ; also Safes.] Blen, J. 322 ('ommerclal Crowe, T. 6.59 Mission Dexter, A. (». 113 Kearny Harris, W. {coloreil)208 Leldesdorff Klei>zlK, I. C. E. 733 Washington Markt% Flelshel, 18 Post Marwcdel & Otto. 335 Bush Nauman, E. 218 Commercial Pfeifler, J. W. 7.5!t Clav Sclmeliler& Brownlng,651 Washington Schlnneyer, John, 132 Fourth ■Schnoor,T;. 1308 Stockton Silverstein, E. IIU Stewart Sullivan. D. J. 710 Market Trtber, Falk, 635 Howard Welchart, J. tl Fremont WILL & FINCK (see adv. paged; 611 Jackson, Iiodginga. [Sec also Boarding; also Hotels, Etc.] Allen, E. (widow) 829 Sacramento Alberts, Conrad, ml Kearny Andrews, John, 13M Second BalKsnck, A. B. 824 Commercial Babcock, A. Mrs. comer Dupont unlrs. 6'i» Clay Dubois, J. A. (Widow) cor Montgomery and Jackson Diifly, John, 10 Sutter Dunn, E. (wlilow)421 Dupont Dutertre, L. cor Duiiont and Bdwy Duttoii, J. Miss, 62 Chiy Fisher, A. (Widow) 812 Clay Fisher. P. 777 ilurket Fitzgerald, tt. 815 Keamy Flager,J.551Mai-ket Fleishman, J. cor Mont And Market Fleiiry.D. Miulanie, <«21 Stockton Foley. M. Miss. 36 .Naluina For lies, Jennie, 614 .Misshm For", E. E. (Willow) 73 Nutoma (Jillls,A. 44Minna oniony, D. A. (wldowi 803 Howard tlirod, .1. H0» Clay t]leesoii,M. E. (wklow)21 Montgomer)' Gonzales, J. Miss, 1211 Powell UurJon, K. Mrs. (colored) cor .Scconil and MIsshm Urattnn, M, (widow) 18 Minna OrlRin, M. Miss, Virginia Block llaner, G. D. .V5U Market Uaniinersinith, J. Mrs. Belden Block and Stevenson House Hancock, S. A. (colored, widow) 102 Dupont Harrington, 51. C. 29 Second Harrison, H. E, cor Keamy and IWwj- HazilqulHt, L, 812 Jackson Heron, J. (widow) I.M First Higgins, E. J. (Widow) 506 Market Holmes, S. D. Miss, ,522 California Hovd, S. E. (widow) 202 Seoond Hunt, M. J. (widow) .522 Dupont Inches, Robert, 10 Jane Irwin, M. Miss, 173 Minna Jaeiiuenot, V. (widow) 745 Clay Jtllard, .M. (wklow) HI WashhiKton Johnson, C. E. cor Third and Market Jones, K. A. (widow) S3 Clementiua Joumet, A. Madame, 120 Post Klefler, S. (widow) 607 Jackson Kenntjdy, E. (widow) 1008 Clay Keimcy, A. (widow) KM Pine Klnchela, J. cnr Mission and Second Kotter, J. cor Keamy and Broadwav Lanldge, W. F. Mrs. 839 Clay LkBARON, C. B. 1016 Stockton Lechard, L. (widow) H and 14 Keamy Lee, H. A. Mr*. 828 U(.utgomery PACmO IVSUBAXrCB OO. OMbAM«U,$lAlS30> tWUJLBBH^Q'B Fianoi hair* the bMt touoh and tone. ▲. KOHZJBB, Agent. Ban Fmnolaoo SAN FRANCISCO. LODOINaS — MEDICINES, 417 Hon«e, C. cor Kearny and Jackion Sone, Lowell. 538 Coinmorvlal VurrlH, Catlmriiio, lOH Cummcrclal Hawror, E. A. Mrs. 23 Kearny Schmltt, Hubert, 1 U Bu.h WUeman, Julio, oor Mont and Tine iKwklngQlMaes, Mlrron.Xto. CSee alio Plvturc frames, Etc.] CAMERON, WHITTIER ds CO. (see adv. pnve xvli ror Front and I'tno GOODWIN & CU. i-U WnalilnKtuu and m Market Gl'JII'. HULOMOy, (SCO adv. p. lxxl> 53.1 (May llinchri'lder, A. M Co. 427 MonlKomcry JONKS & WOOLL {»«« iitlv. pMijc cxIU «4] Market SILE A Dt'K.S'EY (SCO adv. p. cJvl) m Uukli RO.SKNMAl'.M, K. H. 4'23 HiUlcry SWAIS, It A. it VO. iseu ttdv. paije uxxzv) corner 8unsom and I'Ine liumber. [Reo also Mills.] Ackcrson * Uuss, I'lcr 9 Stewart Ailanis, lllinn J: Co. Piers 17 and 18 suwiirt AKMSTKONO, SHELDON A CO. 124 Market and 27 Ciillt'ornla IILYTIIE A HEI'I'.KKHEE, 101 Mkt Dumhain, O. M. .VWCIiiy C.ASEllOLT, (». T. fi CO. (see. adv. p, Ul.\)208 I'Ine Collin A Itiidmiin, IMer 14 Stewart COOK, ISAAC, 21 Calit'onila and Tier 'IH Stewart Crooks A Mat(iltun. comer Folsom and Main nOLHEER Si CARSON, 38 Stewart Duperu, N. Tier 22 Stewart ElUworth, T. cor Ennt and Market (iermon, A. ifc Co. Spear near .MIsKlon UlliMeii, Colinan A Co. Tier 22 Stewart UiHleirruy & Silleni, 63} Cluy Ueywuud & Harmon, Califumla near Druuiin lixoper, C. A. Townsend bet Third and Fourtli nOOPEK, r. r. & J. a. 49 Market HOl'KINS, S. J. 112 WuslilnKlon Jukwn, J. U. ricr 2 Stewart JiihiiHtun, J. & Co. 3M Market Kinlfleld, J. I'ler 10 Stewart K.SOWLES, O. U, .It I. H. 17 California aiu< Tier ID Stewart Vuuherson ,'lllEO. (xec adv. page elv 416 .Miirket KIT'I'REDOK A LEAVITT (see adv. page xll) Market nr Fremont KI'I I KED(iE, J. (see adv. page xl) 6 itud H Battery Marwe OroN A CO. 416 Front UKILLV, l>. .1. MA Comnu'rcUl UK.NNK, \VM. (MiiKic Oil) (aeo wlv. p. CVXXllll IMttllflc'lll. JIllM. RICIIAKns, C. f. A CO. 4^9 Hnnmim SUKI'AKUSON A (lATEH.corHniiHDni anil Cuinmi'rclul Meersohaum Fipei. Schuch A Ultii (inanurn) M7 Koiirny Hchuinniiii, lymlH, IJ .San«4>m HUN A liKKKis (IniiKirtcm) (toe oilv. SHKcH 111 t'> hni) :(UH^auramcntu .SKUMA.NN, A. A CO. tit 8ac Meroantile Acsnoiei. BIlADSTKKEr, J. M. A ."*OS, corner Mnnl;»(inu'ry and Saciiiini^iito LEKD.S, A. I'. A CO. m .MuntKumery Merohants. CommUilan. [• Iniportcm.] •AOAUn, KOI'LKKS A CO. 413 Front ALDUICII, MKUUII.LACO. (iiecailv, paue lxxlxi2U4 ami A'B Culirurnla *AL.S01' A CO. 4:m California *AuKer, U. K. 7U4 MaiiHiim •Uaeiiii, T. II. A .1. S. 21ii Front ItALLAKD A HALL, 9U(t Uavla MIANUVIANK, KIKLiiEN A CO. JlO Front *UAKIlo\ A CO. NE corner Jackson anil .^InntKomcry ♦UEI I UK N S, ,1 A M ¥.)>,, 429 Battery •UEI.LOt; FUKUK.S. &M> Clay UENNEIT, It. II. »10 IMvli Mettnian, M. lo:i California lllako, (i. O. UO;i Front Ilowne, W. F. 3IIKaat Ura. 4l7,lackson CuzallH, E. 3UK Ciiinnicrclal CHAUNCEY A Co. "W Front CHKI8IY A WI.SE(wo.l)wn Front CLAKK A I'ERKI.NS (w.mi1)4W Front CLAYTON, C. AGO. («C(r adv. page cxxxlll) ta Clay •COLE.MAN. W. T. A CO. («cc adv. p. Ivllhciir Front and Callfonila C0.\.kMCI10L8(iieen(lv. p.cxxxvii) Ititi Waslilnirtoii and :I17 Oregon •Cramer, V. A Co. 310 .Sacramento CKANE, A. K. 310 WoilihiKlon Crane, E. J. 3il Front •CroKH A Co. corMansom and Jackson •CU.MMINd.s, W. U. A CO. Ii4 Cal *l)una liroa. A Co. NE cor Clay and Mattery Dart. I*. C. 419 Front •He Fremcry, J. 409 Merchant Delublgne, J. 11. 3i3 Clay DEItUY, K. M. XEcor Front and Clay •DeWItt, Kittle A Co. corner Ciilifurnla and Fri>iit •nibhiee A Ilyde, 112 Front •DICK.SON, 1)bsVOLF a CO. 410 Bat DODUE MHOS. A CO. (sec adv. page cix)40U Front Dorman A Wolf, cor Clay and Drnmm Dorsey, It. J. cor Clay and Front *Doty,\V. K. llJI'Inc *DulsenberK, Charles A Co. 216 Front Dumont, V. 023 Sunsom ELLEKIIOUST A CO. Urumm nrClay Emrric, •). 023 Mansom EVEKDINU, JOHN A CO. 56 Clay EWKLL, L. J. A CO. corSansomand WaHhhiKt'in ♦FALKNKK, HELL A CO. 430 Cal FAKISII, A. T. A CO. 221 Davis •FEUEB8TEIN, R. A CO. 212 Front Feualer A Son, 221 Cloy Flsk, It. 402 Front •FLINT, I'EAIMiDY A CO. 408 Cal •FOItUES BROS. A CO. H03 Sansom KRIEDLANIIER, I. 114 California UA(iLIAItl>0,FRANCI8CO,«l9Bdwy OIIIKAItDKLt.I, D. A CO. 4lt(Jackson Olldemi'lKter, Muecke A Co. S2S Front Uoldscliinhlt, J. 318 Hacramenfo OottiK A .schoemann, 220 Front Ureen, A. 10!) CUy Orlfflth, Ellis, 22.t Washington •Urlmes, U. I'. 708 Montsomery •UROUAN, A. B. N W cor Jackaon and Hansom •<)!iy, Abel, Woshlniton opPostOfllce IIAMMILL, CALEB (see adv. pane cxxxlll) 30 riatt Nt. New York •HANSNMANN, II. '220 Front liaseltlne. A. A. 423 Davis •HELLMAN BRO.S. A CO. cor Front anil Jitckson IIOI.COMB, W. A. A CO. 819 Battery IIOLDEN, .S. I'. 210 I'Inn lloldemess, H. M. NW cor Front nnd Clay Hooper, a. V. 327 Front •Howes, OeorKe A (!o. SOS Clay •IK EN', F..V2U Front IVANCOVICH, J. A CO. 40A Davis JacobH, J, ciir Front and Washington Jee, A. W. (123 Front K ELLEIt, L. »:» Callfomla Kennedy, L. W. 131 Keaniy KINO, J. C. A CO. corner Battery and Filbert Knanp A (Irant, 310 Washington •KO(>l'.M ANMCilAl' A CO.M2 Battery KoHblund Bros. .107 Hacraniento LARCO. N. 430 Jai'kHon LINFOKTH, JA.MEH (see adv. page xxxlll)3 Front •LOW, C. ADOLIMIE A CO. 208 Cal •LOWENIIELM, J. A (!0. 421 Battery Lunil, Henry, 434 California LII.SK, A. A CO. I'aelflc Fruit Market LYNCH A ANDRADE, 430Jackson MaLOTT a CO. (see adv. page xlv) 716 Front •MACONDRAY A CO. 204 and 20*t Hansom Marllnon, A. 811 Montaomory •.MAURY, I'. Jr. 7IOSan«o.Ti Met 'unn A Co. 402 Front McKENNA BItO. A CO. (see adv. p. xlvDcor Clay anil Drumni McNEAKABRO. (see adv. p. Ixxvlll 37 Clay •MEADER, LOLOK A CO. (see adv. page x) 40,1 Front .Meldus A Co. 3. O'H. 430 Callfomla TAYLOR, C. L. A CO. 38 Culifomla 'THOMAS, J. B. 619 Front Trautmnn, Lynde A Hough, 416 Oavli (see adv, pt,r| TIILLY A DURKIN lv)'2ISCIay Vischer, t'.. cor Front and Jitikson Volzin, Itis A Co. 217 and '221 Sninuim < Wudsworlli, W. R. A Son, 402 Front •WA88ERMANN, A. A CO. 429 Siu: Weston, t!. W. A Ci>. Pacific Fruit Mlii i WIIITEHORNE, W. A. (tec odv, pam xcv)'2-2'2 Battery "^ " i WHITNEY A CO. 40,'J Front Whitney. J. R. 40.'» Front WILLIAMS, II. B. (see adv. p.UHvi 30A Front Williams, J. 413 East \ WInegar A Shaw, 308 Front WINTER. JOHN, '2'20 Battery Yates AX'o. '20H Clav •ZIEL, toERTIIEAtr A CO. I'2'2 Cnl Merchants. Commlniion Proiliici.'. CSce alto Fruit; also Provisions; alio Vegi^toblcs.] 1 Bally A Starr, 403 Davis , Baker, L. F. cor Wash and Davli BA8SKTT.J. 213Ciay I Bennett, R. II. 3 Clay Blood, L. L. it <;o. 2^ Clnv lloswell A shatluck, 319 Front i BRAY ABRO. NEenr Front anil Clay I Breeze A Molloy, lOII ibln»ton CilM.MINUM A MA.VWELL (»oc ndv. Jiagec) 4I.'> Davis Cl.'KrlS A ALLEN (see adv. pagcxlvl)j| 313 Davis " Dabovleh, N. Mi ('lay DAVIS A WIIHAM (see adv. xlvl) cor Davis anil Clay Dellloia A Co. cor Jackson and Drumni I DeForest, J. '221 Clav l>elalilgne,J. B. 32:f'Clav Dorman A Wolf, mxUny Drake A Emerson, 312 >VashlnEton Dutjinl. B. 217 t'lay ELLEIillORsT A CO. Drnmm nrVlaiil EVEKDINO, J. A CO. (see ailv. p.llii!r m V.lav !| EWELL, L. J. A CO.eorWnMinnilHul Fonaitli A Tyler, 309 Cuniinirclal UALE, J. W. A CO. (tec adv. pagccill] 321k Davis Oeraghly .t O. 41 Clav (ilorglani, A. 421 Washington (Jrcen, A. 107 Clay ilriinth A Ellis, 2ifi Washington OutrldgeACo. 128 (May HAIUIir, R. A CO. tiO Clav Hall A Brigliam, 73 A 74 \Vash Ml(l Ham, 1. II. 211 Ciar Ilarins A Joosl, 410 Clay HATCH, T. H. A CO. (see ailr. pairl xxvtiti cor Front nnd CumniercUl HATHAWAY A CO. 7 Clay Howes, John, Mi Sansom Hughes, Ui'orgi', NW cor Clay anil Sail Humphrey A Co. 310 Davis HUNT.C. A. A CO. '22-2 Clay IVANCOVICH, J. A CO. 40r> Bnvli JACOBY, A. A CO. (see adv. p. mji| cor Front and Conimcn'l.il JOHNSON A HARMON, 4U«Uavil Jones, II. P. 107 Ciuy Kessing, J. F.SiiClny Keyes, (J. 112 Clay Knapp A Grant, 310 Washington Levy, 8. A Co. '20} WaaliliiKtun LEWIS, E. 124 Clay LEWIS, H. L. 209 iTacmmento paje pajf I'Kt Llnsley, E. W. A Co. 41 Clay LIttleflcId, Webb A Co.'208 Wi uhlnit Loucks. O. 108 Clay LOWRY, W. J. A CO. (see artv.i cxi) cor Washington and Davli LUHK, A. A CO. Pacific Fruit MiiWl Marklcy, Levi, 107 Clay u HABC IIATTII HcCLEI McCoii, tIcCiine tlcPonoi .Mclicnrj MoKEE, UoKKN! xlvl) JUONEAI UIIIitAi UO.S.S A I 310 1)1 MOi'i/ro NKtt'ELI. NYEAAI KALHI'0.> '223 Wi IbiymiiNil, HKVXOM KKVNOLI Davis Knobins, J, Korke, F. .1 IIYA.VAM ■^niifopil, J. .''cheflerA 8iniili A WI Snilili, \V, J .' 222 Bu ,„ C.<>eenl8 i ^''*',''h''rt(. R. 1 I Ail»iiulert, H. ^*''«huler, II. ]( Andprson.Mrs. *ppi'l,8.!«r». g'». 421ISIU! I inoFruUMkti ■eu a>lv, page I 'ont I ' adr. p. Uxlvl I (int ittcry CO. \ai Cnl Hiion /Vorfun. I nivlslont; alio «.] I un.l navli j I -Iny IrtJi-ront Kiout. undClijI nay 1 i,JOjWa«h\n8louj tt Dttvla 1 :A, I'ttolflc Fruit' (M nriimm , IlKANKS, comer: llftoll iV foot Commerce •ilO Cliiy I. (SCO adT, vm ■ w\\ Sl« navls mlilnxuin ■ (dfU ttilv lutnn XWKIil' (KOCJilv. scciiav. paBCXlvl), rate MABOHAIiL * XXTTAnJDB'8 FUwot, 01u«pMt made. ▲. XOHIiXB, Agent, Bsn Fnuoiaoo. SAN FRANCISCO. MERCHANTS — MININO STOCKS 419 laco wlv. \v\ Cliiy vcksoii 1111(1 Dturani •liiy JMiiv ■I ^Vu»hlllgtoIl ,». Pninininrl'l»>i| ,•(). (secailv. p.llslJ }.c-nrWi\»liniiiliimn''r^'l=" ■ *?lO>i.4«iBavU luy Iny 10 Waahlnul™ i Waal'loi!^''" fiacromento If CO. («cc ailv.l raZlflc f'rull MarMI [ Olay_ UATTIIKWS, K. O. A CO. til DnVIa ScCMCLI'ANU, J. A. A CO. mClay McCull, Willlttm, 6i Clay McCiinw.il. N. 117 Clay JMcDunoKh A Damaa, I'oclflc FrultMkt .Ucllcnry A Hmlth, II Waaliinuton MoKKEiJOIIN.lliClay McKENNA, HKO. A CO. (ico adv. p, xlvil cor CIny and Drumm McSKAH A UltO. (iuo adv. p. Ixxvlll) S« (!lny JIllliT .k t'o. llTClay HOSM ti llKADliEdcoadv. page Ixxv) 3IU Diivli MOri/ION UR0.4. 5 Wathlngton NKWEM-, T. IttCluy NYE A ALLl.SON. 'il9 WnnhlnRton KAUSroN, C. >tCO. (icoudv. paguclxi ta WiiRliliigton Itaymoiiil. •). 1*. A Co. Ill) Clay nr East RKYNOM)S A MrUHAY, Wi ("lay ItKVNOI.lM, HOWELL A FOKI>, 313 Davla KoDbliiK.J. mClay Korku, K. M. 130 Clay UYAN A WATEKM AN. Ill Clay Saiil'unl, J. L. 310 WnHliliigton Sclii'ttiT A rcarsc, \'i.i Clay SmIlliA WhltP, 'il'i WuxliliiKlon smitli, W. M. 3.1 Clay Stroil Wlmrf HTET^ON A VOLKM AN, 3>4 Davit HTEVES.S, E. A CO. '204 Clay Tarncy, M. A Co. 1U2 (May Taylor, W. II. 40H Davli TItcoinb.A. H. I'ilClay T0I)1), \. II. A CO. 4» Clay Traulinnn, Lymlu A lloiigli, 416 Pavia TVLLY A UUUKIN (aco adv. page Iv) m Clay VANTINE, J. A CO. comer Clay and Davla Vorbe. J. F. .108 Commercial Vaton. C. W. A Co. (fruit) m Mcrcli WllllaiiiMin A .McMillan, 'JIT Davla Wilson A C;o. m Clay Yatea A Cu. 208 Clay Marohanta. Shipping and For- warding. [8eo Shipping and Forwarding.] Metal Dealers. [S«e Iron and 8tccl ; alao Hanlwaro. J Metallurgloal Works. [Mcc alau AsHuypra.j Cording, I'npc A Co. 2lb FIrat Crane A Ulngham (copper) Ilunter'a Point DARLINO, L. B. raec adv. page exxxi) I Providence, K. I. ! Klmlinll A Co. »:«) Hryaiit ] Muslielnier, J. 423 Wa-slilngton I'aclfle Mineral Cu. onice32.'> Mont I'aclAc Keflnery, Uelaliaw it Mage, 404 ^laln Trice, Keynolda A Co. flan nrniio Itond ». F. A.SHAYINU AND UKKININO VVOHK.^. Sevcntli nr Uraniian, ol- flce 410 llontgoniery Military and Begalia Oooda. JOHNSON, T. KODOEKS, »a Mont NOUC'KO'iM, D. MK.S. (aeo adv. page civlll) Masonic Temple SCHIIYLEK,I1AUTLEY &(iUAHAM, page tli llaivry WUriEIIJR.NE, W. A. (aecadv. xcv) itl Buttery Milliners. [,1ce also DrcaHinnkerii,] Alttnberg, U. Mm. 30H Kearny AlljIiulerB, II. Mme. cor Stockton and rnclflc AlUhuier, II. Mra. IlOil Dupont Aiulerson. Mrs. W)3 Kearny Apnt.|,S. .Mrs. 'i04Keariiy lllUhop, M. Mra. 20 Tost j Blood, M. L. Mra. 8 Montgomery ' Hruwn, E. J. Mm. (iUU Kearny I Butler, M. A. Mra. 13(i Slontgomenr i Carroll, A. O. Mlas, 24 Kearny ! Canrcii, E. E. A Co. 24 Montgomery I i-'lminnan, C. M. Mra. 104 Montgomery Cui(s S. W. Mra. 22H Kearny I Coiiitant, Mmo. 634 Vallejo i J'owies, O. W. M. Mra. 122 Third I>lpy,sarati,2(a Third niamoiid, M. A J. Mlaaea, 1117 Third Diamond, Ura. A Mlaa, 402 Keirny Dixon A I'utnam. 6IS Clay Dorn, r. Mr*. 110 Third Drayeiir, .Mme. A Co. (U7 !(illEi«, liENllY, ^20 Buttery JONE.S, E. 11. A CO. MC cor Sacra- mento ami SiiiiKiiin LAZAUD FKEKES, li.'i Battery MANMEIM, SC110.SWAS8EK A CO. 113 Battery Moan, K. A Co. 207 Battery I'ecqueux A Wallorlut, All Sacramento t'eyner, H. A. A (.'ii. 424 Saeriimeiito KOSENBAUM A FlUKDM AN, 24 Bat SucliH, L. and M. A Co. 312 California lENCE, CIIAULES A CO. (avu adv. page Ixxl) 41A!iacraiiieiito TOBIN, DI.VON A DAVISSON (aee aiiv.jpagu lxvli;8W curSacruinvnto and Buttery Toplltz, Faliiun, 427 Sacramento CHLFELDbIt A CAIIN (aoc adv. p. xcvli 30!) Sacramento VEUDIElt, KAISDLEU, SCELLIEK A CO. (acu adv. page xclll)U;l3 Cl.iy Millinery Goods. ItetaU. Altonberg, K. Mra. 30H Kearny Altachuler, II. Mra. IIOA Dupont AndeiBun. A. Mm. 203 Kearny Appei, .s. Mra. 204 Kearny Banle, C. Mine. !r28 Dupunt Bluckmun, E. 308 Sanaom Biockinaii, E. Mra. 7 Third Bluckmun, E. Mm. 40 Fourth Blood, M. L. Mm. 8 Alontgumcry Brown, E. i. Mm. V' Co. M Fremont KAM.KNHEKil.T. 4IH Market Lewla ii C'<>. 'iH Freiiiunt Meyer, O. Ml Miirket I'UWKIt, K. (si'o adv. |)iiKO xlvil) 30 (.'iillt'oriila 8TOOK.MAN..I.M.(Heo»dv. p. Ixxxvl) MH) .Mitrket Money Drawer. Pattnt. I'AUKHUUST. V. 8. W. (iiKent: neo adv. pave xxlll) 30S Munttiumery MouldlDRB. C8ce Carven and Olldem.] Miuio and Musical Instru- ments. Jniporlem. IJowem, J. T. I3HMont«oinery KKLDltl'.SII Ji CO. (see adv. p. Ixxvlll iOl .MonlKuniery and 307 Culllci'niu Krey. William A. 404 Keaniy FitlHIlKK & HCOTV {acv adv. page cxlv) IS9 Kearny OKAY, M. (ave .ulv. page clxxxM) 61.3 IMiiy pauo Ixxvll) 113 Lelneadortr auo Ixxvll /Initer, II. cnr llutlery and Tine and tiluvunarl (Scmoma) PInley, agent, 113 Leid liOADLKV A CO. ICMMerehaut .laeohM, .N. H. A Co. 4'i3 Front jRiidIn, K. A Co. ft^J.Front K KLLKK, M. c IIUN(),IIWMont l.andHheruei, 1. (.Snnonm) 4l.'k Front Loaiie, .1. M.KOi or FInit and Market I.oWSDKH, a. S. .1114 nattory MKUCAIH) A HKI'LLY. MII(,rnekiion MCMILLAN A KEHTKR, 114 Front Naturalist. Uruber, F. 6'/6 Calltbnda Newspapers and Periodioals- AIIKNI) l'U8'r, Leii Elnraser Ji Co. M» Clay ALIA CALIFOUNIA, Fred. MucCrvl- llah A Co. A2A Citllliirnln HANNKK OF I'UotlKEsa, U. Todd * CALIFOUNi'a* CHINA MAIL ANdI !«►''.•'{;;• 'V •'iv"*'"w''Tl''''^ FLYINU nUAUUN, F. Morrlott, U^^'it^*'; '■ Nfc cor Wasliliulon ami .ViHClay Monlgomorv CALIFORNIA CilUHTIAN ADVO- l«K<'«>'ifl. W. II. («eo acorMon umMiukaon CALIFORNIA FAItMKH, Warron &>»""''il">,v';>iV'; w* '.'■'"'1''''""* Co ViU Clay Lake, W. It. Mi Wiiahlngton CALIFOUNIA I'OLICK (lAZETTE,: 'yinthV"' •';.'''• J?'* *'"'''S'''"'''''' , , F. S. Harlow A Ilro. Mli Front LOOMIH, W . L. (Hee mlv. pnge clxlv) CALIFOUNIA TEAtMIEK, Cal. Edu-! ,„/''r V-'Av^LVm f-'"' •^"""""' catlonal Mi)eletv,3«'J Montgomery ; •>'<"?*''' * SON, 6.W Kearny Curler, 810 Mere hunt HAN FUANCISCO NEW8 LET'IKH AND CALIFOUNIA ADVEUTl.S- EH, F. Marriott, A2M Clay HrEC'l'AIOR, H«v. O. I*. Fitzgerald. 710 Waahlnaton ' HIM KIT OF THE TIMEH, Cliiwe A lloruek, cor Hanaom and Juekron HTOCK CIUCI'LAU, J. II. Carrimiiy, eorner llttttery anil Clay Sl'NllAY .MKUtTrUY, J. McDonoiigli FonnI ill ('i>. tin Mnntuoniery TEMI'EUANCEHANNEK.U. P.l'liik- lium A Co. 8'JA Merelmnl TI.MEH,Tlni<'H I'uldlalilngt^o. 3.18Miint WOKLO'H CKISIH,,!. L. Ilouklha, NK corner Waahlngton and Keuriiy Newspaper and News Aiients. Anthony, <). W. Occidental Hotel Arnold, K. P. KIH .Market ltAMIIKU.IiC0.7l»I>iivia IIANCUOPr, II. H. .M CO. (aei) adv. piigc cxxxiv) MM Montgomery Hell J. H. 418 Clay CALIFOUNIAN, Aogunlua A lliiw miin, Mi .Merehant COMMEUCIALUKCOUI), 0. A. (ianl- niT, 614 Merehunt and m Clay COrUUIEU HE .»','\V'V,"'i''';'[.'^\**"" '''■"""'*''" •>'•<'<»•>.•'■ •'• (Ffiiich and Simiilsh: ■i'v'.'v','," l.VL''.?i;V-"V,'*-'!'."'».'"'..i . »'•" » a and M Mem- II. M. Uldon Musical Instruments. Makers. Keone, (,'. C. (accordcons and flutes) 103 Montgomery Lang, .1. F. 1308 Stockton M A YEK, J. (orgiina) I'age nr Octavla Moik-a, I>. l03'iKeurnv OTT SIltEUIA (agent Itoardinan, (iniy A Co. : see ailv. pp. cxill, cxlv, and I'xv.vil Uroadway, N. Y. Pfltir. <). (flutea) 814 Sacramento PiEU(;E, W. 8. (aee adv. page x.\xlll) A38 Market I'rhiin, .1. cor Keamv and Hnah WOOUWORTH, SC^ELL A (10. (or- gans and piano Ibrtrs : see adv. page zxxlv) Masonic Temple Music Dealers. Bowera, J. T. 138 Montgomery FELnUUMH A CO. 307 California FKKY, W. A. 404 Kearny FKISUEE A S(!(nK. ItlB HEltKEW HEIIKEW oitSEUVElt, Wui. 'Haal- hurg, 820 Sacruinenlo C.riDK. Hlahop A Co. A40 Clay l'.h!'^.;'.»coh,v, MO Clay Lawton, W. W. 404 Montgomery Lewis, K. r.61l Montgomery Lvnch, T. A. 813 Montgomery MeKenzIc, .1. W. 407 Culifonda I vi.r«"i Tm 1 1 lii i ii » »i V V 4 v-r. M"lll»in, I. T. 808 Merchont IMX.slUIAL MAOAkINE ANDi mi,,.-,.,. L h. A^OMontuoluerv MONTHLY IirsiNESS ADVKK- KANHALL A U TISEU, W. F. Uuasell, SIO Clay k'*'^"a>'1'. i- "• r. p. goiiierv IlliHk Oiirmiin, John, 8IR Merchant IIAKiHT, liENKY,607 Clay Hermann, S. 80H M.uitgomery lluefner, Wllllani, K27 Merchant , Occidental and Vanguard Aaaocla- tlon, 3UK .>unsoin Ol'U MA2EPPA, T. DeM. Uylton, 4'2S Washington PACIFIC, 'I'rustoes, NE comer Clay and Front PACIFIC APPEAL, P. Anderson A Co. A4I Merchant PACIFIC LAW MAGAZINE, F. Clarke, A22 Merchant PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURG- ICAL JOURNAL, A3H Market PA(,'IFIC PIONEER AND YOUTH'S LITERARY COMPANION, Smith A Co. AOA Clay PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND LIFE ILLU8TR.V-IED, Fowler A Wells (see adv. page cxxslil) N.Y. pngc ' Sawyer, O. V. cor Clay and Mom SMITH, N. PKOCTOR ^suo adv xlll) 814 .Montgomery Snttcr, E. V. 60H Montgomery ( Thlliault, F. J. 60A Monlgoinery | Tlhhey, II. 8. 804 Montgomery i W alter, G. C. 806 M ercliant I White, John, 602 Washington Ntirseries. I Barbe, ,Iohn, Post nr Cemetery" avenue ClliorssE A SAL.MON, 718 Wash COLLIE A SI'EWAKT,27 (ieinj Meheren, Thiimaa (agent) cor lluttcr.v and Oregon i MEYER, W. (aee adv. page lvi)Po>t near Lone Slountain O'Hare, J. cor llarrtnon and Teiilli Patterson, W. San Bruno Uoud, i taiht ' from City Hull Ueliner, E. L. N W corner Folsoin anil ; Nineteenth | Kichtrils, M. Mrs. Eleventh hot Ilarri- SI n and Bryant I Sonnlag, H. A. NE cor Sixteenth uiJ ; First avenue Walker, W- C. cor Folsom and Fourth Oakum. Manu/actureri. TUBBS A CO. (see adv. page xlvi)6il Front I Observatories. j McOREOi. I elegraph Hill Go I I lleekfiini DeCiialiM I llunnliiir, Funils, r. Panlee, h Powers, adv. pugi Itosne. ,1. u, •m;LL,cu.i cover) Al; •DIKTZ, A. ( How, M. A ( I HARRI.SON, llSunelvli •HAi-n \i.n ailv. iiuue •HOLtrlt.A Kelly. J. IJ. 3) •.V('.\lAIION, •OUVER,!) OWENS, h. n •hedinJjto; Riiblnaon,,li>si Roehrle, C. t fiioti Potro •STANKOHI) cxivlll) 121 STItlNDEK SWEETTA,, Vsguts, G. 144 OilDe lURRISON. „ A17 Front IIAYWAKD, „_ "ilv.nagc 1 STANF(JKD , cxivlll: 121 fflHTE, .J. H. andclixl l( Opt UWRENCE LEVISOS BU( o rSee also Mai [IfM, Charles, UWRENCE „ ..fiv.backc Mt'LLER, c. ( Montgomer R"Mli J.diii ■■ ■'<«ck,J. C.2( A; Iniure la the boat Xiooftl Oompanyi <* THB FAOLxr iQ." Ores I [Scei DAVID.SON, 1 HOWLAND, 8 ...jMCallfomlB MARTIN A CO I'aclllc Mineral „ California Penro«e,W.238 Orgai JfATER-J. p, on, siIjebi, •Kent, S. I). Phllodelphli '« *■• il ■iiii-ton- avenue ; »■ 1 null Tenth ' no Komi, 3 1""'" , rncr Folsoin anO j vcnth bet Ilarri- Slxlccnlh u\i aoin ana Kourth ■ A. KOHIiXS'S Xoalo and Plaao Warorooma, 4M Batiaom Street. Ban rraaolaoa 8 VN FRANCISCO. OCULISTS — PAINTERS. 421 Oouliata and Aurlata. CHfe iiliin I'liyKli^lunii.] llcokfc>nl, ». H. 7I» <;i«y I>c(.'ji«tr(i, P. H'iHiittor Duniilnil. (>. MM WiwhliiRton Konilii, r. W. ta Keaniy l-gnl...., K. II.IOTCIiiy riiwun),(l. II. «M Cullfonila Kuinrll. Juhn. IHW Miirkcl ITqulmrt, S. V. 781 Ctoy Oil Olothinc [Hoo Aliio OlolhlnKO Itubber Clothing Co. 118 MontKomcry Oil Glotha. [Hco Cnrpcta.] Oil and Paint Works. PAOIFIt! MNMKKH OIL AXO I'AINT WORK.S iB. I'. Ilriinnnr. Sup't) KliiR Ih'I HccoikI nnd Tlilnl Oil Dealers. [• Importcri.] rSoo Kino Coal Oil ; oNo Lamps and (Mix.] •CAMKUOX, WIIITTIKU A CO. (ncp Rilv. piiK« '(vl) cor Front anil I'Ino ppanp. .1. K. 31)* Clay •UKLL, CUA NN A .t CO. (hoc adv. front cover) Mil Front •DIKTZ, A. C. A CO.«21 Front I)i)W, M. * Co. «i Hci'oiid IIAKRl.SON, C. II. il'hn>nlx)(iipcndv. paitfilvlOM? Front •HAVn \I.r), COLKMAN * CO. (nep adv. \mge Ixxlv) 4U Front •IIOLU'B, A. A CO. .Ml Front KpIIv, .1. K. 3M California •Mi-Sl Alios, F. I'. *<"(». 404 Front •OMVKIt, I). J. oor Front and I'lnu OWKN.s,.!. It. lOTIiird HKDINOroN A CO. 41H Front K»blnnon,JoKppli, .tO!) Siiiiiiiim Ituehrle, C. C. (inannt'autiircr ncatV fciot) Potroro •8TANFOKI) imos. (TCP «dv. pnijc cxivlll) Til Calltomin STRINOKH. W. * CO. 109 Coinmcrclnl SWKKTT A (lAD.XHY. '28 'I'lilrd Vagatu, (1. 144 Fourth Oil Dealers. Afachine. HARRISON. C. II. (««'c adv. p. civil) Ml Front IIAYWAKI). COLEMAK ft CO. (soc iilv. puite Ixxlv 414 Front .HTANFOKIt HltOS. (nop adv. pa^P cxivlll: I'il Cullfornla Wliri'K, .1. II. ft VO. (see adv. pp. Ivl and cllxl 10!) Commvrclal Optical Ocoda. UWRENCK ft HOUSKWOinil, SIT Montgomery LEVISUN UltOS. 8-29 Washlntrton Optioians. [See also Mathematical Instrument Makers] Ilesn. CharloB, .519 Koarny LAWRKNCE ft IIOCiKWOKTH (8P« «ilv. back cover) 317 MontKomery MI'LLBR, C. (see adv. page xllv) 209 Montgomery Ro,v:h, John, 5i4 Montgomery Sick, J. C. '203 Montgomery Ores and Metals. C8ee also AssAyom.] DAVIDSON, DONALD ft CO. 338 Montgomery ROWLAND, 8. W. (see adv. pngexl) 24(Jaliromla MARTIN A CO. cor Mont anil Cal I'acltlc Mineral Co. W. F. Utyant, 432 California Fenroie,W. '238 Montgomery Organ Builders. HATF.R, J. Page near Ovtavia OTT, HIHF.RIA, 481 Broailway, N. Y. agent, S. D. ft II. W Hmltli (aeo ad v. _ pages cxill, cxiva'i.j cxv) ROfiERTS.JOHN (see adv. p. oxxxl) Pblladelphla, Pa. HP' nl, H. Monlgnmerv near I'nlon Wu- IIWOKTII, HCIIKLL ft V:). Post. Miiaonlc Temple Orthopedloal Instrument Halters. FOLLKAr. A. (nee adv. pages Ml and '24'2))r24 WaahlngUm Oysters. Dealers in. Anderson ft Koalfe, 32 Washington Mkt (llimll, J. 17 Mt'tropolliaii Market .lohiisiin, F. cor Clay and Lcldcsdorff Liiilluni, A. au llowanl Liiilliiin, .1. C. Ii'24 llownni Morgiiii ft (!o. 31 Washington Market Wlllhims. ThiiinaH C. Opcldintnl .Mkt WInant, M. 7.t Wiishlngtoii Market Wlnuiit ft Co. '24 .Mi'tn';.>iiltuii Market Oyster Saloons. Brady, .Iainp«, 5.11' Markot lliiller, M.lil'2 Wishlngton ('onrtidpH ft lliiaki'K.Hl'i .Market lliirkni'iw, .I..I. po'.Si.pimd ami Tphnnia .lOIINMON, Fit »."r Sac and Leldp»lorll California and Victoria, 123 and l'2» Stewart (California. Oregon ft Mexican (steam- Hhip) cor Front and •lackson COLKMAN'S CALIFORNIA A NEW VOUK («ie adv.page IvlU) cor Front and California t;olonwlo Uiver, 308 Front CodKe Itav. I'ler II Stewart Eden Laiiillng. (;iay Street Wharf Freepnrt, WnslilngUin Street Wharf Ulidilen ft Williams' California Line, Flint. Peaboily A Co. agents, 408 (iBllfomla (Iniivinas, 314 Washington (iiiayinas isteam) HW cor Front and •lackson Ilanitiiirg Line, M3 Sacrampnto HAWAIIAN LINK Tt» HONOU'LU, ('. W. BrookN ft Co. All Sansom Hongkong. Battery op Post Olflce, and '204 Sansom HONOLULU KEOITLAK DISPATCH LINK (sen adv. p. Ixxlx) Aldrlch, Merrill A Co. 204 California Ilnmlioldt and Pugct .Sound, Pier 10 Htvwart Liverpool, Australia, etc. Dickson, De Widf A Co. agents, 414 Baltpry Mnzatlan, N. Larco, 432 ,lack8on McCnnc,.!. N. (Star Line) 817 Clay MKADEK, LOLC ft CO. (see adv. p. x)4ft'» Front Mendwlno, J, i'. PcnnoU, Pier II Stevart Merchants' Transportation, comer Bat- tery and (May Merchants' Express Line, DeWItt, Kit- tle A Co. cor California and Fmnt Morchanls' Line for Vlc|j>rla and Port- land, R. F. Pickett, 214 Sacramento Mexican nnd Houth American, comer Battery and Washington Mexican Dispatch, 314 Washington and 4'24 Battery Napa Cllv, foul Commercial New York and Marsh Landing, Mission Street Wharf NEW YORK LINK, cor FrontftCal.lOH and 200 Cal. 3M Front, and 30H Clav Noyo and Alhlon Klver, A. W. Muii- pherson. Pier '20 Stewart Oregon Line, I'ler 3 Stewart Pachfco Line, II Clay Petalnnia, 48 Clay Pioneer Line, Victoria, 311 East Port OrfonI, Navarro, and Russian Klver, Pier 21 Sti)\vart Portland, 214 Sairamentoand 40» Front I'nget Sound, Piers 17 and I Hfpwart RohlnHon'i Line, II. 11. Williams, 30A Fiont KOYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO. (HOP ailv. p. clxx) 428 California Salt Point, Stewart Street nlers Sacramento, Broadway Wharf .Siieraineiito Dispatch Line, 413 East Saeraniento(()reen'H) corner Front and Saeraniento San .lose and .\lvlsn (steamers) Broait- wav Wharf San Leandro, (May .Street Wharf ill Matpo, ('pnlral Wharf .. .ri I'ablo, Clay Street Wharf San Itafuel.Ciny Street Wharf lANTA CltrZ, cor Front nnd Wanh'ln Sonlhern Dispatch Line, N. Pierce, cur Market and East star Line, J. N. .McCune, 117 Clay Stockton Line, Clay Street Wharf Snisnii Line, Clay .Street Wharf Tahiti Line, C. W. Brooks ft Co. 511 Hansom I'nlon City, Clay Street Wharf I'liion Line, fool ('omiiien;lal Victoria and Port Townsend. 't Co. 314 Wash Paddle Wheels. ■loncH ft McCombe (angular) .V)2 Wash Painters. Coach. I'ottrell, W. 84 Htevenson Emerson, •loshua. 117 Bush Kelly, M.. I. 57ft Market Klmlmll, O. P. ft V.o. Maiketnr Fourth Nigel, .loiin, cor Market R> d Fremont o'Brlpii, P. .1. corPlnenri Morse Kalnes, 'f. N. KIghth near liryant Painters. Howie, Sign, and Onto- mental. Addison, .lamps H. Trinity near Biish Aronor, ,1. (). 5 Hummer Barron, C. .1. 810 Market Barry ft Kennedy, Ver Mchr near Kearny Boege, II. 415 Dupont Boyd ft McAulin'e, 412 Pine Brewster. .lolin, 5'29 Kenrny Bntt'oril..). L.21» Dupont Cliapniaii & Olmpel. '205 Sutter CIIKKKV, .lOHN W. (see adv. p. zlIU) nm Commercial Church, W. 8. 813 Jfontgomcry Cooke, CO. 155 Minna Cooiiev, .lohn, 830 Market Coiirtenav, C. 34 Sutter Cl'RRIEk ft WINTER (sign) 211 Kear- ny Davis, n. E. 731 Mission Denlke, WlUlam J. 805 Washington Denny, J. W. 517 California Donovan, James, 219 Davis Duhoiirque ft Co. 745 Washington English, M. 414 Pine Frank ft Hermann, 915 Dupont Frost ft Itichanis, 13 Post OIbb, UavlnJ. W. 583 Market tSenry, K. B. 134 Fourth IIOAU, HORACE. «« First Hopps ft Downing, 110 Sutter Hori'S ft KAN.VKY, 21«San8 m Ickelheimer, II. 15 Dupont Jones, Franklin L. 804 Z7B urSTTBAlTOS CO. Tor Talnabls InibniMtion tarn to page 161. 422 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIUBCTOBY. MoArLIKPAO'DAY (vamlahpni nnd p(ilt»hprs: 8een(lr. paue xvvlll) 7tf!) Itlnrkct Blcriirnon, 8. (>. 628 Cnmnierclal Melpndy, II. It. 341 Uu»li I Miner, Oco. W. corner Franklin ami Linden Monoli A Corboll, 126 flutter Nellie A Uallnglier, 437 Jackson O'Nell.J.T. 34 Sutter O'Nelli.J. ]( (i;ralncr)723 Market HoliliiKon A lii'ne, WS iluvrni'd KoKPra, H. mi Market Roaekmna, II. M. 626 Cnmmprclnl UoiiKc, C. S, (HiKifl 3lJi Montgomery HWEKIT A (UDSUY (oeo adv; page cli)2HTIilnl Sa«iipnliiTg, CliBrlps,230 ."econd TOUNINO. A. At r. 22K Hush Veller. AltVeil.K.'* Duiiiint Vormth.'l'. 431 Ilusli and 428 flutter Wamiii, Arclilliald, 613 Sanmim WhltnkiT A Bloomer, cor Montgomery niHl .lnck»oii Wllko, K. Stevenson nr fleeond WILKKY, E. II. 2IHl)avl« WIL.>*ON A MOrnON.ftlBDnvls Winter, Wlllliim, 21« < CKiirrell Wyman, U. 1). (sign) 320 Callfonila Painters. Landncape. MuHenry, A. cor Mont and Tlno Painters. Portraitu, Etc. Arriola, F. cor Mont andUush Hrooks.S. M. 61ICI:iy Husli, Norton, 61 1 Clay Butman, F. A. ( landscape) 240 Mont Claveau, A. & F. (scenic) 912 Market riaveau, Jl. Hayes' I'ark Eastman, II. I2H Montgomery Krey, Henry J. ti4.'i Clay Hill, 'riiomas, Jr. 202 Montgomery Jewett, W. S. 612 Clay ,lohnson, N. T. 429 Montgomery Kaltsclimidt, O. 410 Kearny KinpH, A. K. bl.^ Saonimento MeClilliin, C. I1.6II Clay Nalil Bros. A Ulcknian, |21 Mont Nahl, Chas. C. HIH Bush Konianes, E. Slisn, 137 .\lontgomcry Itouse, C. .S. 31.5 Moiitgoincry WaiuU'Kforde, ,1. It. cor Mont and UiiBh Winter, Itoliert, 605 Sacramento Paints, Oils and Olsss. [•Importers.] Brewster, John. .V29 Kearny •CA.MEKON, WllirilEU A CO. (see ailv. page xvi* lor I'lnu and Front Dcaiie, J. It. 31HCIay Deferrarl, John B. 1103 Dupont •Fuller A Heather, '223 Front •HOLLl'B, A. A CO. 501 Front KEI.LY, JAMES K.3M Calll'ornla Morsih A Cort.ell, 126 Sutter •OLIVER, 1>. J. cor Front and I'ino Quince, C. C. 1321 Stockton •Hedlngton A Co. 418 Knitit •Kohlnson, Joseph, 509 Sniisom •Koienhaum, F. II. (glassi 423 Battery •BANKS, A. B. A CO. (see adv. page cx.xi) 139 William street, N. Y. RWEETT A (iAI)SBY iglass; (sec adv, page cli)2H Third Vedot A LeClerc, 1131 Dnpont WALTON, N. 0. (ship) (see adv. page cxlviiii 33 Market Ward A Beatty, 132 Third WILSON A »|01:LT<*N, 518 Davis Worthington, W. 735 Market Paper Boxes. [See Boxes.J Paper Hanginga. [flee also Carpets; also Upholsterers.] [•Importers.] •HELL, JNO. C. (see adv. page xxxvl) Market het Mont and .SauKoin ♦Clark, O. W. NE cor Clay ami San Day, K. A CO. 823 Montgomery Dutr, John, 642 Clay EDWAIID.s, FRANK O. comer Clay and Kearny Frinke, Louis, 327 Uush •dulUxiun A Nelson, 336 Kearny •HIXON, W. M. WW Clay •KENNEDY A BELL, 215 Bush KInd.K. W. Market opposite Second Leedoin, James, 1613 Powell •.McEIwee A Ackerman, 238 Mont Mead, J. Sutter near .Montgomery •I'lum, C. M. 22 M. I2H Kearny gl Davis, E. W. Sl.i Saciatnenio nl Davis, N. R. 127 Montg ry ■ lleAvlllar, E. S. 103 I'li Dean, B. D. 104 Stockl' tlni{!<, .loliii, IT. S. Marine llonpltal llalhuwiiy, II. W. H2 MonlKomery lilk HAY. W. (). eor l''oliioin ami Krcmont llavne, A. I'. 1018 Stwkton H^MNIM AN, M. 804 Montgomery Henly, W. 7SI Clay Henry, L. J. 74.'i (tlav lIowhtiMi, (t. dW Kiil8om HINCKI.KV, O. K. comer Second and Stevenson HKi-hcock, C. M. 210 Hush Huff, Oliver, 417 Hush Hohiian, V. A. eor Mont and Sutter Horner.J. C.t>44racllU! HowanI, I*, eor Sac and Lelilesdorlf HuanI, A. nir I>iipontaiid Wiishlniiton Hume, J. N. eor Kourth and Mission HUNT, II. 12 Montgomery Hyanis, I,. (rt>t(;iay Hylton, r. 423 Washington Jacksnn, .lames, 2.VI 'I'liinl JDKIIAN, L. .1.211 deary J08SEI.YN, I». t\ (SCO adv. page 199) 530 Washington Jouelyn, .1. II. (i4.^ Washington Kirka,J. 417 Kush Keith, M. I!. HW Howard Kellogg, A. h''22 V\i\v LANK, L. C.tM Mission Lanszweert, l.ouis ,T2 Silver Levason. Dr. 64!l Clay Unil,.l. \'.^M Market UNIIOI', W. cor Knmt and Jackson Luchr, ('. eor Calli'ornia and (julncy Mackintosh, It. 128 Second .Maleeh,<). 11.120 I'ost Mason, J. 11.8 O'Karrell .Maxwell, It. T. I3,^ Kearnv Mayerhot'cr, P. V. HU Mission McChcsney, James, comer Mlaston and ThInI McComiick, C. 410 Kearny McMillan, It. 722 Washington McNultv, James. 222 I'ost McNnily.J. M. 414 Hush MEKKITT, S. cor Mont and Vine Moore, C. W. 043 Commercial Mnreeno, .1. M. IKI.^ Sacramento Morison.J. 21!) First Morse, J. K. 10 Hrenhani place MouKcr.S.M. 328 Hush Murpliy, .; .imes. ti,V» Clay Murray, R. 447llrvaut NEWfcr. W.A.te Mission Souhergir .S. eor Kearny and J ackaon O'Donnell. C. C. 1123 Kearny Uber. Benjiimin, 913 Hush I'anlee, i;. II. 7H7 Clav I'AWLICKi, I,. 040 Market I'trrault, J. ,yi2 Montgomery I'erriri, H. 109 Montgomery I'eyrniiil, I'. «24 Washington IMgne, Dupuytren, J. U. 1022 Stockton I'ond, M. It. City Hospital I'omion. 1'. W.W8 Washington rrclile,Melvln. 0-20 Market I'roeht, C. 913 Dupont Uuiniin. A. (i. IDIS Stmrkton R.\YM(IM), J. A. 504 Kearny Kedflrld, Dr. 012 Hush Kcftensburger.J. «,V) Washington Miy. r. .r. m (!onimercial El'lVoN, It. A. J. 810 Montgomery Hlce,J. It.'2iM)F..nrlh Klchinla, K..I. SM Montgomery Ringgold, F. M. 12 Hawthorne Uivas, Isaac, 318 I'Ino Kodgers, J. 1'. cor Huah and Mont Kogers, H. D. 019 Kearny llotlanzl, A. cor Folsom and Third Kowcll, C. 426 Kearny Unwell, I. S20 Keamy Ituaud, A. 804 Jackson Ityer. W. M. 092 Market Handeni, I). 702 Pacific SAWYKK, A. F. 13 I'ost Sharkey, J. M. cor Dupont and Wwsh Shorh, J. C. 210 Hush Sinlllc. E. It. 040 Washington Smith, H. J. 027 Sacramento Smith, Edwanl. 321) Dupont Soulc, A. (». ,M4 Keamy Staub, E. .W I'aclllc Slillman, J. D. It. IS Post Stout, A, B. 832 Washington STUKMAN, H. 828 Washington Stuttmelstcr, It. 310 I'Inr Slutzlmch, F. 079 Mission Suekert, J. 402 Kearny TAYI,OH. K.R. I'laza Taylor. (). 328 liush Tewkstiury, M. R. eclectic) 63.') Market Tlhldtts. S. M. cor Howard and Fourlli rietz, II. F. 110 Kearny Toland. H. II. Merchant cor Mont T07.KK. C. II. (sec adv. page 19^2) 904 Kearny Trask. J. It. %0« Kenrnv Trenkle.E. W.'i Kearny Trenor, E. cor Montgomery and Cal Trouette, II. 028 (Hav Tncker, J. C. V. S. ilarlne Hospital TwiKhell, W. I.. Sixteenth nr illssion TYI.ER, J. A. 719 Clay rrquhart.S. F. 7.il Clav Van >!anilt, J. W. 1 Stockton Vanilenl>erg, .1. I'. I*. 4^13 llroadway VUiOlREl'.X, A. W. lOll Third Warren, (). i: 830 Market Weeks, F. I,. 47 Second Wernlckl,J.A. 23()eary White. E. 039 Market Whitn'.y, J. D. 4 Hrenhain place Whitney, J. I*. 4 Hrenham place Wilhelm, A. Hrenham placu Wllley.J. M. 1,W Second Wood, J. H. 2;f2Hu»h Woodliridge, S. Jr. V. S. Marino Hosp'i Wooster, 1). 14 (Jeary Younger, W. J. 31.') .Montgomery Zellc, F. Hrenham place FhysiolanB. Boianic. Vincent, I>. It. SIS Keamy Fhysioiana. Eleetro-Sfagnetic. Ilenton. II. A. 109 Montgomery Ilartman, A. ,')23 K<>arny Jossclyn, J. II. 04S Washington Fhyaioians. Ftmale. Antonio, (Mara Mmc. (clairvoyant) 110 Montgomery Avery, A. I,. Sirs, (homeopathic) 15H Second Uulton, S MlsB(clalrvoyant) SSL Mark place Cilraud, A. Madame, 730 llroadway (lore. N. K. Mrs. (spiritual) ,S23 Kearny llieklln, A. W. Mrs. 30S Montgomery Homnan, A. }l. Mrs. 1010 .Market Howard, It. A. Mrs. 220 Stockton Phillips, Mrs. .')30 Hush Salmon, A. Mrs. lOOO Folsom Stone, E. Mrs. 718 Howard Thompson, M. Mrs. 318 Taylor Wurren, I.. W. Mrs. corner Maaon and Paelftc Witherby, L. Mrs. 109 Geary Fhysioiana. Spiritual. Winn, M. I,, comer Pino and Keamy Fhyaioiana. }ya»tr Vitn. Itourne, (]. M. 10 Post Smith, li. J. 627 Sacromonto Fiano Fortes. CSoc alio Musical Instrumenta.] Bowers, J. T. 1.18 Montgomery FUISBEE li SCOTT (sue adv. p, uxlv) 139 Keamy QUAY. MATTHIAS (see adv. page clxxxiilol3 Clay Hall, C. It. 038 Market HAMMERSMITH A RIT.SS isec adv. p, cvlil)22A Montgomery KOIILEIl, A. (SCO adv. pp. Ill toS67) 424 Sansom KOIILEK, CIIA.SE & CO. 421 Mont MAURY, P. Jn. 710 Sansom OTT, SIBERIA (agent, Itoardman, (iray & Vu. S8l Broadway, N. Y.) (seeadv pages cxiii, cxlv and cx^ ) PIERCE, W. S. (see adv. page xxxUl) S30 Market Rosa, s. 015 Montgomery Wleilerhidd, C. & Co. (IKS IMnrket WOODWORTH, SCIIELL & CO. (see adv. page xxxiv) I'ost, Masonic Temple Fiano Forte Hakera. Curtnz, Benjamin, 20 Geary PIERCE. W. S. (sec adv. page xxxlll) ,^36 Market WOODWORTH, SCHEUv A CO. (see adv. page xxxlv) Masonic Temple ech.F. 212 Post /.KCH, JACOB, 416 Market Fiok Makers. [Sec also Blacksmiths, Etc.] Wright, John, Sll Market Fioklea. CSee also Groceries ; also Vinegar, Etc.] CrniNG A CO. 202 Front EltZdRABER A (lOETJEK, 120 Davis Jllteliell, C. 114 Sacramento Oakley A Jackson, 210 Sacramento Provost, I>. R. A Co. comer JIarket and Hraily Scliinidt A Fretz (nianufrs) 104 Com Taylor A Sloore (horse radish) II Occi- dental Market Ficture Frames. [See also Carvers and Gliders.] CITRRIER A WINTER, 211 Keamy (iUMP, S. (see adv. page Ixxli ,135 Clay Hlrschfeliler. A. A Co. 427 Montgomery JONES k WOOLL (see adv. page cxll) 043 Market MfUJI'ILLAN, B. (fiec adv. page xcll) 211 LeldesdorfT NILE A DIRNEY (see adv. p. clvl) 312 Bush Parkinson, J. C. 41S Keamy Shaddock, Thomas, OAO Market SNOW AROOS(see adv. page clxvl) .V28 Sansom and 219 Montgomery Sbtliincs A Paul, 105 Fourth SWAIN, R. A, A CO. cor San and Pine File Drivers. GALLOWAY A BOOBAR, cor Howard and Stewart Hlldebrandt, F. 2 Califorida Fipes. [See also Meerschaum Pipes.] SON A BUIGOS (see adv. pages 111 to .m) 308 Sacramento WASSERMANN, A. A CO. 429 Sac Fistol Galleries. [Sec Gunsmiths.] Flaning Machines. FAY, J. A. A CO. (see adv. page oxx) Cincinnati TAINTER. E. C. (see adv. page cxvl) Worcester, Mass. WITHERBY, RCGG A RICHARDSON (sec adv. p. cxxx) Worcester, Mass Flaster Cast Figures and Flas- ter Faris Workers. Basham, F. 28 Geary l^ontl, J. A (;<>. 10 Summer KELLETI', S. 761 Market Kellett. W. F. 627*4 Market Mancnrhd, l>. 743 Clay Patunon, John T. 310 Dupont Flasterers. Fisher, H. E. 338 Montgomery Henderson, A. W. 501 Mission Irwin, S. M. A Co. 702 Market KELLETT, S. 701 Market KELLETT. W. F. (see adv. page ex) 029 Market s, k »' ..\ ':. ■ ! ll!. I H l\ ■■: ' •*■ ! f i A. fiOJIl&Jf tt Cu.i San Fraaoiaoo. Fhotograpli Albuma, Viue Oift Books, eio. Ibe Folloies of the NOBTH AMUTRTOA UTS HCSUBAjrOIl OO. bear the seal of New Tort 424 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Mulreln, D. 637 Market Perry. B. K. IS I'oht Von Poser, II. 6Ii Market Plumbers. [See also Gas Fitters.] DAY, T. (sen lulv. front cover) 73'.' MontRimiery Eccles A Monrc, 31 Thlnl Enright & iSinitli, 620 Ciilirornia Kniis, Ui'orup, IS Fourth FAKNaWUKTH & MILNE, 413 Pino Graves & Smith, 1(20 DnvlH Hlffglna, Alark W. 670 Howard .lOUNSTON & REAY, 107 Sansom Kean, M. C. 719 Market Lane A Oonlon, .W.'S K enrny LiiKwell, M. I). 747 Mission McKewen, P. 64'2 Ciav McNALLY A HAWklNS (sec adv. p. xxvll 64.t Market O'Brien, .lohn If. & Co. 706 Montgomery o'Mricn, 1'. R. MiMiirket O'Malloy, T. 646 .Market I'ltlOK, J. K. (see adv. page el.\.\l.\) 730 Montgomery Reading, •lames, !l3VT>upont Richardson, .1. 614 Market Ross, Thomas, 317 Bush Shepanl, Wm. 241 Third Sndth, A..I. 3S Welih HNOOK, CI. A W. (SCO adv. page clxli) 806 Montgomery Sweeny, P. C. 19 (Jeary Potteries. Barman, J. Han Bruno Road, 4 miles from City Hall Chahot, ,1. (cement pipe) Francisco iir Taylor Klliott tfe Johnson, San Bruno Road Herzer, II. (crucibles) 9 St Mark place Orr, J. W. Center bet Folsoni 'ind Mission Skinner, Murphy A Milllken, corner (luerrero and Sixteenth Wackenreudcr, V. San Bruno Road,3H miles from rlaza Powder Agency. [See also Cunpowder.] Enreka Blasting Powder Co. 327 Com UIBKONS. RODMONI) &, ('(). (xee ailv. pagelxvl) 214 ('allfiiriila HAYWARl), COLICMAN A CO. (see adv. page Ixxvil) 414 Front I.OMSK, .1. K. California Powder W'ks (sec lulv. p. exxxvi) 31H Callfonila Parker, E. H. 224 California Preserved Meats. Andoreau. >f. 9 Metropolitan .Market Auradon &. Bunker, ,')U7 .Mereliant Uallly, F. 40 Waslilngtoii Market Bazilie,.). 29 and 30 Washington Mkt Chiilet. ,1. 7.5H Washington Market CCriiNd A CO. 202 Front OIek, William. iHt Washington Slarket nietrlch, W. K. .M Washington Market Kslahroiik, John, UH Second Fichtner. A. 1214 Stiio,.... Harvey* Co. 2.36 Thlnl Hentrlch, 1.. ,4 Co. 72 Washington Mkl Mutton, James, 104 Fourth Mntott, C. & Co. 142 Fourth MuUARVKY A CO. 43.3 Stevenson and corner Third and Minna McKenna, J, P. A Co. (iarden near Harrison Heinle, F. 32 Metropolitan Market Rosshach A Hyatt. 40 Occidental Mkt Rouvire, Frank, 1219 Dupont .Secehl, A. » New Market Smith A Brown, Alameda near Potrero avenue Wllloughhy Bros, llil Third Wilson A Stevens, 808 Market Zulllen, Saint, 1418 Stockton Presses. Hydraulic. Dudgeon, E. cor Minna and Eighth Printers. Hook ami Job. AI.TA CALIFORNIA, («1t(;allfomla HOSmi. EDWARD A CO. (see adv. I pp. Ill toM7l»17Clayand514Coni; Bruce, I). S34Commen^lal | (lallionn, C. A. A Hon, 320 and 322 Cloy Carr. M. D. A Co. 411 Clay Clarke, V. S22 Srerehant DelTehach, T. B. A Co. All Hansom DEWKV Jk CO. (10(1 Cloy EA'^TM.VN, FRANK, Franklin (sec ailv. p. Ixx)ll09 Clay and 1108 Com Rloesser, L. .117 Clav and 514 Com Francis A Valentine. 517 Clay and SU Commercial Jaeoliy, 1'. MO CInv Lafonlalne, A. J. 627 Merchant .Mullln, Mahon A Co. cor Sansom and Clay I'alnter A Co. 510 Clay Sl'EARACO. (sec adv. p. clxx) NE cor Clav and Montgomery STERKTI' A ClIBERY (sec Bdv. page ehl), 533 Clay STEVENS, (i. W. (see adv. page Ixx) 509 Sacramento Thompson A Kelly, 5.36 Market TOWSE A BAOoN, Kxi-elslor (see adv. pp. 119 to 567) .ISO Clay TlRNBl'LL ASMITH, 522 Clav Wade, S. II. A Co. 411 Clay and 412 Commercial WINTERBIIHN, JOSEPH A CO. 413 Clay Printers. Power Preia. EASTMAN, FRANK (see adv. p. Ixx) 50!) Clav and 608 Cummerclal Francis A Valentine. 514 Com Overend, J. A. T. 511H Clay I'ninlerACo. 510Clav fOWNK A BACON, bSB Clay Printers' Materials. BANCROFT, H. H. A CO. (see adv. page cxxxlv)(Xt9 Montgomery .Faulkner, William A Son, 411 Clay Harrison, W. P. 421 Clay Painter A Co. 510 Clay ROBBINS, (!. F. A CO. (sceatlv. page 144) .6.18 (May Printers' Boilers. Newell, William, .630 Mereliant Produce. Butter, Checie, Eggn, Jite. Atchinson, B. M. A Co. 7 Occidental Market Iteanlsley, J. S. 29 Occidental Market Bluett, J. W. A Co. 19 and 20 Washing- ton .Market Hrlmblecom, S. A. ,605 Merchant Browning A Kohlmoos, 5U6 Wash Canipliell A Fairbanks, 43 Occidental Market and cor Front and Wash ('onn(dly. T. 4 Sew Market Cook, K. (i. A Co. l»Metriclie ,vt Corthay, 9 New Market Denaveaux, Mary, 6 New .Market Doiiui'lly, P. A Bro. 20 Occldenlal .Mkt Foster it Dole, 76 and 78 Wnsli Market French A Hall, 7 and 8 Washington .Mkt (Jaugliran, Peicr, 44 Washington Mkt Harms A Joost, 410 Clav IIAI Cll, T. II. A CO. corner Front and Comnu'rcial JACOBV, A. A CO. comer Front and Commercial Kane, (,'. A L. 24 Occidental .Market Kennedy. Wm. 2 Washington .Market Kingon, Ridiert,27 OecldenUtI Market Leniolne. (•anibert A Co. 1 and 2 New Market Martens A Bredlioir, 57 and 58 Wush- inglcm .Market .Mcllwaln, J. A Co. 21 Metropolitan Mkt Menomy, r Ohioltiirlin * Son's Fiaaoii. crchant let ibh». olltan Mkt I 6 tilt I I il Lnrkin ii:t(iii Mkt g I >i Ucury and I g I 181 my Markrt iil>tou Mkt [Ion Market liifttiiii Mkt 'iidli Markpt . ^ . nnd Ti'liuma \ n Inn Maiki't ' ' {ton Market liinKlon Mkt , nil Markrt , jl Market '*' iftton Mnrkrt : h I ft 11 Markrt im Icrcliant niiiit ington roccrics, also h ' \\ Front I iincry ami Cal | j mm I Ulay and Bat { ^ ly i' '7 ' fl it 10 'ront and Com ' g I Itery !•■ ront and Clny (iii'.o adv. pai'C soe adv, page "lay ront ailv. p. xxivi crclal ON (»ce adv. nnt t 1 morrlal ». «n and 619 A'.ishliiKton ISonirry t uin front cover Front 1 M Front lit I ■ont iirket I rjmekem. Inspi'otors.] Dpolllaii Mkl >w JInrket lilnittim Mkt » M«tropolliaii Market ^ _ Iniitnn Market 'Olid cnlo Third th . sievenionnr ,nd Minna cidrnlal Mkt anrVolreroav I Fourth m Market SAN FRANCISCO. PUBLISHERS — RESTAURANTS. 425 Fufilishers. also Ncwnpa- [See also Bookaollcm pen.] APPLETON, D. E. (ace adv. p. clxlv) SOHMontKomcry BANCROFT, II. H. & CO. (see ailv. p. cxxxlv)«0» MonlKonu'ry COOKK, W. H. A CO. (law blanka; boo adv. front ciivcri V:H MontKomory and cor Sanaom and Clny 0£NS(ICL, A. iBOO adv. pnK« xvlll) 511 MontBonicry LASOLEY, IlftNUY O. d'aclflc Cnont BinliU'»« Directory, City lllrretory, Stalo AlinnniW, do.) Hli Clay PACIFIC I't'llLISIIIKl . Ici'i" adv. pp. Ill to (67 and .Ml) 419 Munlgomery FuUeTfl. Patent Friction. AlanufacturnH. MASON, VOLSKY W. (see adv. paxo cxxvl) rrovldeiiei!, U. I. Fidu. [Sec aloo Itcds: nlao Furniture; nlBo MiittroBSfs, Klc] SCIIAFKlt, ■). F. .t II. II. MM .<*aiifioTn 8Cill'2it Sa.isom Franklin, E. '24 .Montgomery Block Kra.ser, ,V. E. .131 .Monlgoinery Friedman, ,1. S. KlI Washington Fiink, ti. W. ti0.s .Mereiiaiit Fry, ,1. D. ti03 Waslilngtim (i.VIES, II. S. .WB .Merchant Oanley, ,1. A. tiUit .Montgomery (lavoii, I>. .V20 .Moiitgonierv liROtiAN, .V. P.. eor.SunamlJackson llaggln.J. B.fJH Clay Ilttlleek, Pen liy A Billings, 43 Mont- gomerv I lock IIASTINtiS, <. IILINTON, 836 Clay lliiwes, Home,', cor Folmiin and Ninth Hearst, «■. 71'2 .Monlgomery Higliton, E. R. .WO Cl.iy Shiel, William, 31» Bush Smith, M. W. (iOH Merchant STEVENOT, (J. K. 60ti Montgomery .Steveiis04 Merchant BROOKS A ROrLEAl', 620 Wash Clement, E. B. 710 Waslilngton CLEMENT, J. 710 Washington (iarvev, J. P. 61H Merchant (ilLLfcsi'lE, C. V. ti.W Washington Hart, C. B. '21 Exchange Building Reftalia. [Sec also Military Goods.] JOHNSON, T. ROnOERS, 323 Mont NORCROS.S, I). MRS. (sec adv. page clvllli ,') Montgomery Repaokers. Merchandise. [See also Provisions— Repnckers.] Aiitliony, E. T. A Co. cor Src nnd Bat Byaing, 0. 11. A Co. '2'24 Ja> kson Reporters. Phon..^aphic. CScc also Aecount.ints; also Copyists, Etc.] Marsh, A. J. 607 Washington O'Dolierly, (i. h-27 Sacramento Silvev, Roliei't (marine) Melggs" wharf Stockwcll, E. S. 607 Washington Restaurants. Alex, J. F. SMPaciflc Anderson A Walstrom, .1 Jackson , . . , iANDERSON,JOIlN(MctropoliUn)156 Hliiehiiian. A. F. IH Exchange Buildingi Second Hiiieklev. BariU'V. 20.') Battery Aune A Womia (International) 530 IIOWAllD.ti. II.. Wl Montgomery Merchant Howanl, W. 30'2 Montgomery Bnrhler, Louis, tWl Pacific lirTCIIINSOS, C. I. 410 Montgomery Black, J. (eliop-house) cor Broadway •lobson, I). 1010 Montgomery { and Keariiv Keesing, B. lOl'i Bush i Bliinienthal A Strasser, 426 Snnsom Khimpke, J. O. 432 .Montgomery Iton/.i, A. A (!o. hXh Merchant Laiiiler, P. C. 17 Exelmiige Bulliling Bocken A Tostinann, 643 Washington O O o t> s ■■ I VRKIN.T. O. .VI4 Kearny Larkiii, Frank R. ,VI4 Kearny LeRoy, Tlieoilore, 716 .Montgomery Leonard, E. .W Montgomery Leonanl, W. 41)2 Front .Miuhlen, ThoniaH P. 636 Clay Mnlioney, I), cor I'acitlc and Lnrkin .Manson,,lohn S. '206 Front .Mason, Fred. 34 .Montgomery Mathews, II. 33H Montgomery Mathewson, Thos. D. 606 Montgomery Mayiuml, LntHyctte, -20.% Battery .Mnvne, (Miarles, .VW Clay MI'lRRITT.SAMl'EL.corMontgomery and Pine .Menu, J. 11.606 Merchant .Morlsoii, S. A. 30'2 Montgomery Ocean, J. R. Dickey, 6M milea SW City | Moss, J. Mora, 41H Cnllt'oriOa Moulton A .Stewart. 606 .Merchant Murphy, l>. 33H iMoiitgomerv Hail Railroad Companies. Central R. R. Co. office 116 Taylor nr Turk City H. It. Co. office 3'20 Clay front Street Mission and Ocean R. K. Co. .V2!l Clay Market St. and Mission R. It. Co. office 734 Montgomery North Beach nnd Mission, cor Fourth: Phelnn, James,616 Front and Louisa ' Polaek, J. S. 4'20 .Montgomery Omnibus R, K. Co. H s Howard betiRav, J. II. IK .Montgomery Block Third and Fourth I Reese, Michael, THi Washington f*.F. and Alameda, cor Jackson and San Rising, I>. B. 6ilH Montgomery Branch A Cidiier, »23 Kearny Brown, John, 638 Pacitlo Cainpl A Co. (Italian) !>\i Clay Campo A Co. (American) 6 Jackson Clark, Frank, \i Stewart (\>lombots, .V. 1302 S Dupoiit tNinwav, James, 4'2 First Coriistaiitlne, John A Co. (chop-house) 60 Stewart Cowan, Hugh, 8 Broailway Davis, l>. 6'2«l Davis DIngeon A Ilaubrick,623 Commercial DockendolT A Co, 80 Clay Droullhat, (). 73,'i Clay Duhureau, L. A Co. .M6 Pacific Durand, Louis, 826 Market Dundas, Thomas R. 614S Montgomery Engelberg A Wagner, 416 Kearny Enrlght ti Dwver, 706 Market Ernst, Althol).'61iiiK<>iiit.'i T iJiiini, ^i II iiiriii iii;t .*it»iihvk Naglee, lleiirv M. 60.'i .Merchant Finance, A. H'2.'S Dupoiit O'Donnell, II. cor Vailelo and DnpontKIEKET'l'l, JOHN, 1311 Dupnnt ()00D, C. A CO. 738 Washington Paildook, N. C.606 Front Page, N. '206 Front PaFge, C. '20,1 Battery Parker, W. C. 608 .>lerehant Partridge, P. (1. HOI Montgomery Pearsons, H. '23 .Montgomery Block 8. F. and Oakland, ottlee .MA Clay 8. F, andSan Jos4 It. K. Co. ottfco cor _ Aansom and Hal leek Western Paclflo IL R. Co. office 409 Cal Rol>lnson, AIIVelialtuin> 60» .Market Mitchell, P. (Hspliikltumi corner Post and Kearny NEW ENtJL.VSn FEI.T IIOOFIXO CO. (mnnnraeturi'm ; sec adv. page cxxlil) lloston, .Ma^s. PACIFIC ASPIlAi;ir.« CO. (see adv. iiaite xllv) .533 Kearny Periiie, N. P. A Co. dloaton) Howard near Fremont PIi)Sl'.EIl A-«PHALTUM CO. (see adv. paRe lli 420. Montgomery WALTON, X. C. (see adv. page cxlvlll) 33 .Market Bope Blanufaoturers. II ALI.ini K, A. S. A CO. iwlrci 412 Clay Tl'ItUS ,\: CO. (see lulv. page xlvl)613 Front Safes, /ran. [See also Hanlware.] Chelv. I,. HIS Datlerv KirlHElKiK, J.Ohatterv KIlTUKIXiE A LEAVIl^r, Market nr FremonI nrsSKLL A ERWIN MANUFAC- TITKINO CO. 106 Battery SIM.S, J. R. (see adv. page lxxxv)Ot^ cRon near Front TILLMAN, F. 318 Battery Sal) Makers. niaklston A ij< .wick, 6 Clay Branson A (loyan, Broadway nr Fron' CUAWFOltl), A. A CO. (SCO adv. page xllli)27 Market Funk, C. (!. 523 East Harding, George, 215 Front Prior A Bouglass, 516 Uavis Salt Stores. BARTON, B. F. A CO. (see adv. page Ixxxlv) Pioneer, 213 Sacramento BAUTON A BHO. Pacillc, 218 Sac Bieeze A Molh>v. 100 Clay GlorglanI, A. 42t Washington OAKLEY A JA(!KSON, 210 Sac Tvler, S. II. 110 Fremont Williamson. A. 217 Davis WlNEGAll A SHAW, 310 Front Saah and Door Machinery. FAY. J. A. A CO. (SCO adv. page cxx) Cincinnati TAINTElt, E. C. (sec adv. page cxvl) Worcester, Mass. WITHEKBY, RIGG A RICHAKD- SOX (see adv. pagecxx.\) Worces- ter, Mass. Sash Makers. [Sec Doors.] Saw Manufacturers. Berney, W. 31H Jackson Brown A Ellis, 222 Jackson l.lnl'orth, A. 318 Jackson PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING CO. (sec adv. p. clxxxiil) 113 Pine lioberlx, A. 116 Kearnv ItoWL.iNI), W. A CO. (sec adv. page cxxxli Phllailelphia, Pa. Shcllteld A Patterson, cor Jackson ond Battery SPALL1)1N(}, N. W. 113 Pino Sawing and Planing. Brokaw, Janica, corner Mission and Fremont CllAP.MAS, H. 30 California CULVEItWKLL, H. 8. 20 and 29 Fre- mont Currv, E. L. Dent nr Jackson HOBItS, GIL.MOKE A CO. 217 Market MACDONALDA l»KO. (see adv. page ci) (Miacc's, cor .Miirket anil Ileaie .Metcalt; S. A. cor Mission and Fremont Colin, M. A. 822 Market Robinson, 1>. N. 217 Washington McDonald, K. H. MrT 528 Bush Muller, G. 1514 I'owvll Prince. Isabella G. Miss (Homo Instl- tuto! corTavlor ond Eddy 8. F. Seminary, Miss M. Butler, corner Jackson and Mason Swain, S. (;. (widow) (Eureka Insti- tute) I4'20 Powell Walton A Wills, comer Jackson and Mason Sculptors. [Sob aloo Marble i also Plaster, Etc.] Bacon, L S. 8W cor Pine and .Morse Basham, F. A Sim, 28 Gearv Mezzani, P. (canieoi42:) -Montgoinerv ORelllv, P.M. 811 Market PALTft.NOlII, A. (see adv. pp. xll ami c) 812 .Montgomery Putcrson, John, 316 Dupont Seeds. CONGER A GRAY (sec adv. pag-^ cxl) 204 Washington KELLOGG, C. L. (sec adv. patsllvi 427 Sansom KINZEL.T. llSSansom LANIlKETH, DAVID A SON (see nilv. page cxxxli) 21 South Sixth street, Philadelphia Moore, E. E. 425 Washington Perkins. I). L. 322 Waslilnglon SII,VE^*TEH, G. F. tsec udv, piigo xsli 317 Washington SWEENEY. JOHN P. A CO. (see ndv. pugecx) 40» Davis Vincent A Tlatfay, 605 Snnsom Sewing Maohi les. FLORENCE, S. Hill, agent (sec mlv. back cover< 111 .Monigonierv GROVEK A BAKER, li. G. Ilrown, agent (sec ndv. back coven lib Montgonu'ry Hicks, J. L. 47 Second lllggins, W. It. 242 Thlnl HOWE'S, H. A. Dembig, agent, 131 Kearnv New England, P. V- Craig A Co. M Third SHEAK. E. E. 8 Mimlaemerv SINGER'S, R. II. Yates, agent, W .Montgomery Wheeler A Wilson, F. L. Tlleston.ag'l, cor Montgomery auil Sac WillianiK AOrvis', Brown A Ellis, ikIs, 222 Jackson Shells. Etc. rRte also Fancy Goods ; also Toys.] Scales. [Sec also Hardware.] FAIRBANKS A lirTCHINSON sec adv. page Ixxv 120 Calliornia School Furniture. [Sec also Furniture; also Cabinet Makers.] BANCROFT, II. II. A Ci). (sec adv. pagocxxxlv) 60!) Montgomery Derby, J. L. .V5« Mission Eastiin A Bro. 725 Market HOLT, W. (see mlv. page xxxvlll) 305 Montgomery Schools, [Sec also Colleges; also Teachers.] Bales, G. rnlvendly, Post het Stock- ton and Powell i;iarke, C. R. Rev. Female Seminary, corner .Mason and O'Karrell Cochrane. R. Mrs. 13 I'erry Doolltlle, M. A. Mrs. 6:|s lloward France, A. J. Mrs. 241 Fremont Gllmore, Anna A. Mrs. 336 Fifth Goodwin, H. Rev. Grace Female Insti- tute, cor Stockton and Califnrnia llamel, .Mr. and Mme. 62H Broadway IIEALD, E. P. PaelDc Business Col- lege (see adv. page exllli 751 Market Ilerrera. M. Mrs. 43H Second James, F. Miss (MIel Institute) 55 South Park Lahohm, II. n. 310 Stockton LAMMOND, M. MISS (Collegiate In stitutc ; see adv. payo cxil) «4 Sll ver , Shingle Machines. [See nisii Machliilsls.) HOWLAND, ANGELL A Kl.NO.lIin era' Foundry Ship Bread. [See Bakers.] Ship Builders. [See also Boat Bnilders unJ Ship- wrights.] Cousins, J. C. North Point Dock F.'irnimm, J. .M. Mission nr Stewart Gilninii, J. (boatM) .Mission nearSpcar Glldden, A. M. cor .Mission uikI Main Griffln A Cooper (boats) Cl.irk luir Davis Gooilsell,I>. C. M. corner Mission and Main llerrlck, W. A. (bonis) N side Clark lit DavU lllllert, ". W. 13lTownsend Irelaii. Wllllaa, 1.4 Stewart Murphy, A. I.i-umm nr Pacldo NORl'll, J.G. Potrero Owen A 'rvlii, Illinois near Gllmore Parker. S. (boalsi Merchant nr K«»l Vice, Thomas (boats) cor Chestnut anil Montgomery Watts, L. C. 235 Ileaie Ship Chandlers. j [See also Grocers.] CLEMENTS A NAUNTOX.JIJJKl son KOOl'ilANSCH Kun: 512 Bal WW, C. ADOLI IKKm, N. 430 J JULOIT A CO. ( Knint MacCnnn, W. A ( MacpliersonA Wi Pier '20 Stewi MAI'OXnuAY i ■M.VSTICK, S. L. MEAIIl.H, LOLtJ New York : s» MEIOS A OAWI Ntewart '•IN'Tl RX, CHA and I'etaluma M OOKE A CO. 1 >lcholson, John feaatU, j. 'j'. i „ Mtewart Perkins, W. L. Pickett 4 Co. I Vli Pierce, N. Capt. Front Keep OsUfbmla Capital in California. Inmre in the PAOmO. A. KOHUZB. Baa TnauAaoo, importo Toniga uid AmarliMta Xnatramenta for Baads. ireka Iniitl- lackson nnil dv. pag' i cxI) Klv. iraiii!llvi ION (Ki'o adv. SIxlli sttcit, li ,eB. tint (HOC mlv. irinncry li. (I. Brown, (Ck OUVtT) lib ralB A Co. 305 •mrr.v li-M, URoat, 139 )liit noi'k iir Stewart nil iii'iirSpi'ar Ion aiKl Main iiD) tll.irk m»r i, A. & CO. («oc ndv. page xlllliraMnrkPt Filiiorlv, N. •*• * Co. 407 East Karwi'll J- •>■ A Co. 307 Cluy IIAAKli..I.C.4« Stewart Hare, C. 34 Stewart lahert, C. & Co. .tH Davl* IOS.SELY.S. O. .M.»« Market MAKKS, .J. J. & Co. 6 Cluy Mitchell, D. C. & Co. Broadway near Battery Shed A Wrljrlit, 64 Stewart SMITH .t KlTTItKDOK, iM Clay Tl'UU!) & CO. Ull and ttl3 Front Ship Joiners. niglcy, Thomas, 31 Market Iiiinciin, J. Druniin near .laekson ()alli)way,.I. I). 10 Itroailway rareiit, C. h. 2W Kreniont llDliiiisiin, W. t iimcrctal near East '(nollbrd i Spooiier, Main strevt wharf Willi, •)■ D Drunini BhippiDK and Forwarding Herohants. .idams, Itlinn & Co. IMcrs 17 and IK Stewart aOUICIl, MEKIIILL A CO. (»cc adv. ° n«|[vlxxlX''J04iiiid -iOliCal AIXKN .k I.KWIS, XW cor Front and Cnlll'oriila VUen, W. K. iSlockton> 617 navU IIALLAKI) &. HALL, 308 DavlH HoiH, J.ilIainliiirg.M. S. Oo.)S13 Sac Bourn, W. It. 'Jii Sac laiiu'iito llreniian & ('o. (Santa Cruz) 206 Clay IIROOKS, (;. W. & Co. Ulonolulu. 511 Maiisoni Bunker, II. S. A Co. (Mexican' 434 Bat Oailuc, r. Wasliliiirton Birect wliaif UALIFDIINIA STEAM NAVIGA- TION CO. (see adv. pp. v and vli .NK I >r.lackmin and Front Canl, S. .Merchants' Transportation Co.UiliClav COLEMAN", \V. T. * CO. (see adv. p. Ivilij i-uriier Front anlil'oriiiaand Front Ulbbleedi lly^le, 112 Front Dickson, Uutt'olf A «!i). (Liverpool, Aualralla. etc.) 410 Itatlery Dollieer,t Carson .lluinlioldt; 38 Slew- art ELUKIDC.K, OLIVEKP. (M. S. H. Co. (Kceadv. panelviNW corner Sac ramento and Li'ldemlortt' KLIST, I'EAHODV ACO. (Boston) 408 (California FOKISKS, BKOS. A CO. 80.) Sansom OlliUlcn. A. K. 1". IMer li Stewart Uoodrum, Ucorge, 4J4 Battery (Jreen, F. P. (Sacjanieiitoj SE corner Front and 8ac ramento IlcUman, Bros, A Co. corner Front and Jackson llollailav, Ben. (Oregon S. 8. Line) N \V cor Front and Jackson Hooper, <). F. 3U8 Front Howes, (Seorge A Co. ;10» Cla.v Hughes A Hunter (Australia) S04 Bat KISO, JAMKS C. A CU. corner Bat- tery and Filbert KOOPMANSCilAP A CO. (Hong Kon : an Battery hOW.O. AUOLPIlk A CO. 208 Cal LAK(;0, N. 430 Jackson M*LO 1 T A CO. t»cc adv. page xlv) 718 Front MacOann, W. A Co. 402 Front MacphersonAWetherl6 Clay Swain, R. B. A (!o. 20« Fn>iit TAYLOR, C. L. A CO. 38 California TIIOMAS,J.B.8I» Front Tlchenor A Co. foot plng and Forwarding.] Allen, W. U. 617 Davis Shooting Oalleries. Frlckens, H. North Beach Helntz, Aug. Willows Schmidt, K. 843 Jackson Winkle, W. cor Jackson and Kearny Shot Towers. 8. F. A PACIFIC, T. II. Selby A Co- (see adv. page clxxv; cor Howard and First Show Cases. Manufacturers. CSec also Cabinet Sinkers.] Miller. J. M. 613 California TEIBNER A IIOFF.MAN (see adv. page Ixxxi 534 California Silk Ooods. [Sec Dry and Fancy (ioods.] Silver Platers. Boflnger, J. 433 Keaniv Clark, W. H. T. SIThlid Ekelunil, E. 733 Washington Fenn, F. C. M. 837 Howard Anderson, James A Co. cor Pacific and i Slartell, John, 619 Kearny Davis Fuller, William, 4 Stewart Hays, I). A Co. 224 Sacramento Scott A (;o. Vallejo street wharf Steel A Curtis, Vallejo iir Front Shipsmlths. Burns, I. 31 Market Christy, James, cor Michigan and Napa Coleniaii, D. It. 708 Front tiiant, O. W, l;i6 Stewart llamlilen, A. Fourth nr Perry Henry, W. SI. cor Townsend and Sec Sic Teriian, T. A II. corner Commercial and Druin:'ii Phelps, W. S. A Co. 25 Drumm Power A Trott, cor Folsoin and SJaln Taylor, John F. 28 Folsoni Shipwrights. CSec also Ship Builders.] Allen, L. S. 26 Folsom Furiiliuni, ,1. N. Sllsslon and Stewart Foster A Cameron, 184 Stewart Fraiisen, J. Stewart nr Mission llaii'oni, E. C. cor Illinois and Ciilmorc HorsEMAN,.!. S. Vallejo nr Front Littietleld, J. W. 4 Slerchant MacPhun, W. 40 Clnv Mlddleinas A Boole, l3 Slarket RIngot A Coombs, lOt) Slarket Spotl'ord 9 WaKliihgton REICHEL, F. R. 820 Mirclmnt SHERWOOD, ROBERT, 51 ( Slont SIIREVE. 11. C. A CO. ,525 Slont TICKER A CO. ,505 Slontgomery VANDERSLICE, W. K. 810 Mont Silversmiths. [See also Jewelers.] Lawler, W. 1318 Diinont REICHEL, F. It. 621) Merchant VANDERSLICE, W. K. HIO Mont Skirt Supporters. Read, M. S. (widow) Kearny nr Sutter Smokers' Articles. SON A IIRH'.CS (see adv. pp. Ill to 567) 308 Sacramento WASSEUSIANN, A. A CO. 429 Sao Snuff Makers. [See Tobacconists, Etc.] Soap Manufacturers. BERC.IN A BROS, cor C.reen and stock BLAIR, J. C. Zoe nr Brvant BROWN, C. F. A CO. ( ''.iireka) 207 Sac Bunlick, E. B. A Co. Ptlrero I>.\NA, O. S. Lagoon Dyer, J. P. cor Nebraska and Sixteenth Fav, John, Chestnut nr Slasoii LIEPHART, F. (see adv. page evil) cor T bird and Townsend Ll'CY A HYSIKS, 181 Itealu Slabury, H. Bay Shore ltHKto C'UNNOLI.Y ti HKOH. (aco ailv. paso cxll> 722 Front Fagnn, Hllvcn A Skplly (Empire) cor Tlilnl iind llHrrlnon FltznalrlcK, John, .12!) .larkHon McKwon, •>. '('iilirornliii 1H4 Slcvcnuon Mnrtinn A WhittiR .11)3 Fourth Thonipmin, (1. ('. (inlncrali bin Union Vi'nlli-r, K. 311 Dupont WOOD, il. II. (niUural; see adv. page cxxxvlil) 232 Iluali Spentaoles. LAWREXCK * HOIISKWOUTH. 317 Jloni«oni<'ry («("ea. .«2 (M). Ooaoh. Ma»\{far.turers. UOWLAXO, W. & CO. isee ndv. page cxxxl Philadelphia, I'a. Stables. Urmj. AU,EN A (iUAY (Folsoni .Street) 739 Folsom ALLEN,. I. M.( Market Street; sec adv. page elllitili .Market HARRV, I HO.MAS, Itj Clementina Ituut4in, I>. & .Son (.Stockton Street) lOIA Stoeklon nitlDOE, MM. E. (lUnck Hawk) 317 rine llroiry & Co. ,'i271'aclflc lUloW N. .1 \MES E. X3« Broadway Carroll, W. cor W.isli and Mason Canavan. I'. 3.W First <;OLLIE|{, F. ti.M Sacramento Doliii, William, l)il4 Stockton l>41N and 420 Clay HOLT, W. Kcliool; see .Idv. pag( xxxviiii 311.1 MontKiim.^rv ISA AC, J. A CO. (see aiiv. piigc clxlx) I .1l3Sansom Lf.coINT, J. P. cor Sac and Mont IIOSKSBAIM, L. A CO. see adv. p. 1x1)406 Sanson! lU'BBER CLOTllINd CO. IIH .Mont Well A Levy, cor Sac and Battery Stationers, lii-iail. [• Importers. Sec also Booksellers.] •Allen A Spier. .142 Clav AI'PLETO.S, I). E. (M)S Montgomery Arnlieini. S. S. « Stewar Arnold, E. F. .140 Market Aiihrev, C. F. Il'4 Sixth Bailev, C. W. 767 Market •BANCROFT, H. II. A CO. (sec adv. p. cxxxl') 609 Montgnmery Barkliaus, V. W ti l>. .1:1.1 Kearnv •BEACH. C. 34 .Montgomery Hell, (). H.4iH Clav •Beige, R. J. 217 Montgomery Blake, .S. C. 702 Montgoinerv Bovd, T. C. 300 Montgomery BROOKS, W. H. (see adv. page cxllli » Thin! Clark, C. T. 149 Fourlli ('oleman, E. (maimfaelurer envelopes) 12 Stockton •COOKE, W. B. A CO. (law Manks; S(e lulv. front cover and pages 112 to ■ViN) SE cor .Sansiiin and Clay and 624 Montgomerv,Mont Block Cooper, J. K. (stjiiids) S2.1 Davis and 700 JIarket CIRRIE!'. >V WINTER, 211 Kearny Damon, J. E. .V Co. 421 Sansom Fella, P. H.32 Market Flond. JI. 7'27 Market •Frank & Co. 4l6.Sacrainciito FreunilACo. .111 Clay FRIEDMAN, S. IIOH Stoeklon '(iENSOCL. A. (see adv. page xvill) Ml Montgomery llerrera, F. 126 Second •HITCHCOCK, (». B. (sec adv. front of title! 413 Sansom Hotihert. H. T. I.M Third IIODCE, .lOIlN (). A CO. (SCO a>lv. page 176> 4IK and 420 Clay HOIN A BROTHER, cor Montgomtry and Jackson Holz, L. 31H Sansom Hutchinson, E. J. cor Second and Mkt ISAAC, J. A CO. (see »dv. page clxlx i .113 Simsom LeCOCNI", J. P. A CO. cor Montgom- erv and Sacramento LOO.VilS, W. E. (see ailv. page clxtv) cor Sansom and Washington Macatoe, A. M. Mrs. .112 Thinl Magauran, P. II. '2.12 Fourtli Martenet, J.A33Marki't Mather A Sinclair, .Metropolitan 3lkt Mendhelm, H. A Co. 631 Clay Mitchell, B. J. 414 Sacramento MOSSE A SON, 639 Kearny Muir, A. '204 Second Nicol. W. (Standi cor Mont and Clay OBERC.H, J. A. 7S7 Market PA YOT, H. 640 Washington Pitts, A. W. 408 Thiol Ryan, P. N. M Fourth paKo Sehllnke,.LE. SliSeciinil She.vlll, M. Mrs. 416 Folsom STRATMAN, JOHN (see adv. clxvi A06 Washington Sullivan, J. W. 609 Sansom TYLER BROS, (see ailv. page xxxvii 6.-|'i Washington and 691 .Market ! WHITE A BAl'ER, 413 Washington Williamson, J. A. 142 .Stewart Steam Oauges. llagermann, William lagenl) 103 Cal .M arwedel A ("tto, 329 Busli Steamship and Steamboat Xiines. Alameda Railroad Line, A. A. Cntirn, superintendent, cor Jack ami Snii ! ANCllolt LINE, CALIFORNIA .\Nn ORKllON (seeiulv. page ixxlsi.\|. , ilrleli, .Merrill A (Ni. ancnn, -201 (ai, California, Oregon and -Mesieii, Hm' Iloliailav, cor Front and Jacksnn CALlFOR>;iA STEAM NAVKIA- TIOS CO. iseeatlv. page vi. I'„r|. laiiil. O. anil Victoria, coinov Khhk and Jackson CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVKIA- TION (^O. (see adv. page vi.Saiin. nienlo, Mar.vsvilie, sinckton, m-. cor Front mid Jackson (Colorado Navigation Co. W. B. .Alin- turn, agent, 610 Front Crescent City, Eureka and Trlaldai. Ben lliiliaday, cor Front aail .lick (ieiieral Tratis-.Vtianlic Co. .\»|ilnwnl| to St. Nazalre, France, O. Eliiriiliic, agent Liverpool, New York and Phllailelptii.i, F. A. Emory, n^-enf, 302 .Mont ■Mexican Coast, Cape St. Lucas, Mniiii Ian, OiniymaK, and Lr> laz. II. n llidliulayi cor Fronf aad Jai:li«>ii Napa City," E. J. Ween , agiiil, t(B Fniiit NATIONAL STEAM NAVlC.ATKiN CO. (see adv. page xxxllli Mvorinml to New York, J as. LIntortli, ui,ciii. 3 Front North American Steamsliip Co. N. V, via Nicaragua, I. W. UayiimiM, . agent, cor Battery and I'lne Oakland and San .\ntonlo, .\. .\. Colini. superintendent, cor San ami Jaik PACll'IC .MAIL STI'.AMSlllI' (ii New Yo.'k via Panama see iwh. page ivi Oliver Eidrl.lge. auent. cir Sacriimento and Lel.lesdiiilV PETAL! MA, C. Minturn, Vallojo n; Davia Petaluma, McNear A Bro. nponts, t, Clav SAN FRANCISCO AND CHINA. In eiflc Mall S. S. Co. o. Kl.lililnf, , agent, cor Sac and Leidi'»ilerlt' > San Paido and San ({iieiilln. (.'. .Mlatiim, agent, Vallejo st^wliarf SANTA BARBAItA, SAN DIKC.o. AND SAN LI'IS OBISI'O, Cfilllnr- tiia Steam Navigation Co. sei>;i(tv. ' page vii cor Front and JacKsim West India and Pacific. Riulgrn, Mcvir A Co. agents, 314 Washington Steel Fen Manufacturers. ESTEKBOOK, R. A CO. isee aiiv. Wfi cxxxli Woolworlh ,t »lraliaiii,a8U. | ,11 John St. New York i Stencil Cutters. [See also Engravers, Etc.] Bums, II. J. What Cheer Ilouso HALL, JOHN F. ;10M Front Hofnnan. J. (1. :«7 Connnercial TRCWORTHY, F. M. iscc adv. pngf lxvi.121 Front Wood, I). M. SOH .Montgomery Stereoscopic Gtoodi, LAWRENCE A HorSEWOItTII (»Pe I odv. back cover) 317 Slonlgoniorv Stereotypers. [See also Electrotypers; also Slivpi 1 Platen.] Faulkner, William A Son, 411 Clay Painter A Co. (110 Clay Winterburn A Co. 413 Clay Allen, T. IL M< HoMltine, C. E .Metiiles, Lowr Exch.nge 1 ULACK, W. W 422 raciflc I'altriilge, W. Davis Wannuutli A U The PAGIFZO ursUBAirOIl OO. Inraree aBainst Fire and Marine hasards. ▲. KOHUBB, Baa nanoisoo, importer and dealer in Kudo Booka. Steamboat Uro. npi'iils, T, IKWOKTH (»« 7 Mmiltfoniorv SAN FRANCISCO. STEVBDORES — TAILORS. 42S Stevedorea. Allen. T.ir McrchiiiiU' KxchnnRO Hueltlnt', C. K. ii V.n. ,% Stewart yenilea, Lnwr.v fi Co. 13 Murcliants' Exchange llullilliiK Stook Tarda. DLACK, W. W. (scoiMlv. pngo IxxXA-ii) Wi I'liclflc I'ltlrlilKC, W. Miirkut bot Kroiit and Daviii Wunnuutli lb liakcr, 423 I'nciflc Stone Yarda. [See also (imnlto; iilsu Marble.} Cailiic, r. foot Sanmiin (iniiit. ('. 1«. KliiK nr 'Ihlitl lininl. Juliii.'Luiiv Mountain Storage Warehouaea. AUop * Oil. rinc near Snnsom H:iy W«r('liiiii«e. Saiisoni nr Lombard ilcak' Mtri'rt Wurcliousc, foot Healo lldiidfil Wari'liousf, corner Filbert and llall4'ry BiinilPil Wnrelioiise, New Orlcann, cor Culilnriila anil DavlH Bonilwl WarelioiiMc, ^2 llattcry, C. U. retcr» & Co. proprietors Uoniled Wareliouae. corner Front and Vnllcjo, A. K. I>iirl)row California Mti'ani Nav. Co.'s Ware- liuUKO, Front near liroiulwav Carltiin'ii Warelioune, lleale nr Market, Carlton .V llnrria Central, '2IU and 212 »Saeramento, Dana & Dick Cily '.Vari'liouHe, I.oniliard Dock, How- ard & Tool Clark k I'erkinB, Coniniorelal near liut Clark's l' .Sansoin Ulbl)lei', A. Connneree near Front Kaiilc WareiioUHe, Davia near I'lne, N. K. Lowell £n. 'I'. J. 70.5 Sansoni £Di|>iri' Wareluiuse, K. Harris, lieale riir .Market falkncr, Iti'll & Co. corner I'nlon and llallery Kllnt, realiody & Oo.'s Warehouse. Iliitterv nrFiil'crl.T. II. Ludlnni forties' U areliouse. Front nr Vnllejo Frinllaiiiler's Warehouse, foul .Spear illblis' Warehouse, corner Front and Vallelo (irarilte Warehouse, 3} Sacramento, T. H. 8elhv ii Co tiUKKNWlCII DOCK WAUKIIOIISK, NW cor Hattery and (irecnwich, OreiMi ,V Searie r,itIFKlN»i'.s r.S. l»OSDi:i»,corllut- tery and Filliert (!u)', .Vliel. warehouse. 916 Hattcrv liasellliie, II. H Connuenial lluward's l". S. Ilonded, cor Fr.int and Uroailwav, llowani &, Pool lliiwes.!^ Co.'s Warehouse, IU13 Hat Li;.anl'8 Warehouse, cor Filbert and Bsttcry iiUmlianl Warehouse, eonu r Lombanl ami Sansoni Lolling & Keiierstein, Union near Front .Vew Orleans Wnrehoiisc, Calil'oniia nr Davis. T. li. Ludliiin Xtw York Warehouse, cor Calil'ornla awl Davis NOKIll POINT DOCK WAKE- IKH'.HK, eor Sansoni and Lombard, C. B. I'clem & Co Keail, v. root lieale Kliicim I'oint Warciiouse, Itincon Pt K V. Hathaway Biiwnreid, J. (coal) corner Folsom and S|iear Hii||ctH,N. 818 Hattery scliwerirerie. .1. 4»3 Itrannan Scoli's warelioiiBe. cor lireenwicli and Saimiin, J. C. Vinit A Co .Souiii I'oint Warehouse l!o. Berry, I'lianncI, Third and Fourth Straucli.J. O. HI.) Saiisom I'liloii Warehouse, HW cor Union and Battery Vallejo 81. Uonded Warehouse, corner Front and Vallejo Btovea and Tin Ware. C* Importers.] Alirahamsnn, P. 439 Hush ALVEY, C. W. m Kearny Annstronit A Itertrani, 30ii Sixth Alhertiin, W. F. 1.) Second •AUSTIN, M. C. (sec adv. page Ixli) 3'i4 Clay Avers, C. P. .MO Sansom •Ayem, K. 417 WasliliiKton liannun. Charles, lil Fourth Kohn, John, I21H Duponl •Ilrlltan, .1. W. A Co. 118 and 120 Front Krnwii, Archiliald. '2l4Thlnl Itrown, (.'iiaries. 34 Kearnv Ilrydges, M. C. Siieianieiiio nr East Hneknuin, K. T. '22 .Stewart Kiiilard, M. II. (petroleum) 13 Kearny Colsoii, A. 727 Dnponl Corey, T. '204 Paelflc t.'ranneil, N. Valencia near Center Daiv, Felix, 3« Sutler Dally, .John, eor Paelflc and Powell Daly. D.J. 814 Market David, A. l204Stoekton •DE LA MONTANYA.J. '216 Jackson Elder, W. J. 38 First Engels. II. A. ltU2 Mission Freeman A Wrin. 342Tlilnl Friel, William. Hll Fourth Oehler. T. 82.1 Cluv (ilttin.J. 14l3Stoeklon (irenlncer. D. lISThinI (iruninan. C. P. 48 Jackson Howard, (leorge, 724 Market lliiy, A. 7.10 Jiu'kson •llnhbard. I>. 418 Commercial Hughes. U. '2l3Thinl •lis. J. »i.«28 Washington JOIINSTO.N .V UEAY (sou adv. n. Ixli) 107 Sansoni .lorgeiisen, J. E. 28 Third Little A Luwson, tiU3 liuttcry and 306 Jaekson j •LOCKE A MONTA(irE(8ec a.lv. p. xevlll) Il-J Ilatterv McCoriiiack, W. 8'20 .Siarket .Moenning. (i. 140 Fourth .Murpiiy A Sheldon. W Market I •'.■'Ilea. James J. I3'22 Stoeklon I ISdOOD A .STKTSOX, '210 Com I'ape, A. I32H Diipont I'rag. .M. I'2.'i(;iav Puniln. C. W. (f2l Dupont 111 (iCLES, D. W. 310 Jackson Sawyer, Sheldon A Co. 741) .Market .Sehuster A Uro. 102 Kearny SICK LEK, »;. M. (see adv. page Ix) 422 Kearny Siiiniier, .loseph, '2I(i Davis Swigert. A. cor Folsom and Fifth Sylvester. L. )«2I Duponl •lAY, P.KOOKS A IIACKCS, corner Front and Washington •Tnyhir A Iredaie, 410 Market Wiilmsley, W. W. 112 Fourth WI:aVI;K, D. S. i»eo adv. page Uli) iSOft Sansom Straw Oooda. CSecalso MtUlnery; also Hals. Etc.] CALIFORNIA STKAW WORKS, 4.^1 Third : Forrest. Haw lev A Dean. «03 Market HELD IIUOS. 4l» Siiernnieiito I lloli^iinn, W. A Co. 427 Saenimento JONES, E. II. A CO. cor .Sacramento and .Sansoni Paeitlc straw Works, .IS.") Hush Sehrlver. W. 141 Fourth TENCE, C. A CO. 4IS .Siicramciito Thompson, U. W. 4S Tliiril Stuooo Workera. [.See Cement : also Plasterers, Etc.] Siisar Befineriea. BAY SrOAU UEFIXERY (see adv. p. I\xv) eor llallery and I'lihin Calil'ornla Sngar Itetlnery, cur Brannan and Kiglith S. F. A PACIFIC 8rOAR CO. comer Eighth and Harrison, oflloo 310 Commercial Surgical Inatrument Hakera. [Hec also Cutlers.] FOLKERS, J. II. A. 21H Montgomery FOLLEAC. A. (see adv. pp. '241 and '242) 6'24 Washington Price, M. 110 Montgomery Wakelee, II. P. agent, cor Montgomery and Bush WILL A FINCK, 613 Jaekson Surveyora. [■See also Englnei^rs— Civil.] Brooks, T. R. 60A Moiilgomery Clar, John, Pioneer lluilding liodilanl.tl. 11.621 Ci^iy Harris, It. L. 72 Montgomery Block Herbert, Sidney (.'. Dunhar Court Humphreys, W. P. SO Slontgoini^ry Blk Noyes, Amps (marine; cor Washington and Battery Potter, tl. C. (City and County) City Hall Roxliy, Robert (marine) 216 Front Stivers, II. F. lumber, Mission Street Wharf Shortt. L. II. 302 Montgomery Trney, C. C. cor Munt and Jaekson 'turner, Ueorge R. 31 Merchants' Ex- change Building VON SCH.MIDT, A. W. (see adv. page Ixxxiil) Montgomery nr Jackson Waeken-eiider, V. San Bruno Road Wuteriii'in, It. II. iniarlnuj cor Battery and Wushlngton Suspension Bridge Builders. [Sec also Wire Rope, Etc.] HALLIDIE, A. 8. A CO. 412 Clay Syrupa and 'Winea. [See also Li(|Uors; al.su Native Wines.] Don, J. 819 Montgomery Lyons, E. (i. A Co. .MO Jaekson AlcMlLL.VN A KE.VIEK, 714 Front Tailora. Alirnhain, (■. (merchant) 3S Second Ailler, B. '27 Pacltlc Albert, John, 339 Bush Alexander, M. 761 Clay Alexander, S. 146 Stewart Aniiert\iren. J. 7<'M Mission .Vssioii. Joseph A Bro. (merchant) 20S Montgomery Ba/.in, Victor, 44.1 Bush Bernstein, tleorge. '204 Fourth llloek, Joiin, .132 Kearny Boilaii. Martin, 14 Sniisom Borkliini, H. iregiinentai' .MO Bush BOrcilEH, El'dENK (merchant) 537 Saeranieiito Boyes, Charles, 2'26 Kearny llrandliofer. .M. iniercliunt> 628 Merch't Brodwolf, (ieorge (mendiaiiH 319 Bush Brooks. J. L. (inerchanti 710 .Mont Biidslleiiy, B. Ver Melir near Kearny Burmester, C. eor Third aiid'l'owiiscnd Cantv, Tiniotliy, 37 Sutler C'huignuud, F. 6'28 Merthant Cinnamon. A. 362 Third Clare, Joiin. IIS Pacltlc Cohen, A. 4 Sacramento Cohen, Joseph, 31'2 PaclUc Cohen, L. 408 Paeitlc Cohen, Louis, 7H First Colien, Nathan, 676 Mission Collins, J. D. .V2.t Mission Cooper, J. ii&t Washington Cooper, John nierelmiit 13'lhii'd Corcomii, D. P. 101 Bush Crespin, O. 731 Pacillc Cnrniii, B. (inerciianti 10!) Kramy Curtis, Jeremiah, 18 Clay Dannheinier, L. 'merelianli S43 .Sac Davis, Isidore, 63.') Market Dettnier, II. .WO Brannan DIxey, Francis imercliant) 6'25 Wash Duparque, L. 8 Sansom Eisenberg, J. imurchanti 617 Wash ELWELL, FRANK (merchant) 316 Bush Erenberg, Louis, 10'2 Bush Erp, Manuel, 1418 Stockton Feder, R. '2.18 Stewart Fisher, S. M.1 Jackson Fugle. Jacob, SIO Pino Fredman, Louis. 11 Stewart Oelinann, William. 633 Washington (ihio, P. 1233 Duponl (Ijiulet, Isadore, 413 Montgomery A. SOMAN ft Co., San Franoiaoo. School Booka, JuvenUe and Tor Booka, (Hm?a, ete Y li! :d m I' ! I ¥ i !■; V 11,, I 1 1 i I il; i. NORTH AHXRXOA UTS urSUBANOB CO.. PoUolea ttunrntacd by State of Now York. 480 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Qoallncr, Hlmon.lW Stewart Uultinnii, Sitniuel, Ml I'acltto HiirrU, J. tiil .MIhsIoii llarrlH, M. H4.^ riiiv llnnlinll, (i. iltrMiird llainiiioiiil,.!. II, iiiiorrhant) 328 Mont Haycr,.liU'nila lauiic, M. 7 Summer l«uai:a, llcriimii, UJH Mnrchant l8riiol, lliirriK, U8 I'ocltlc JacubB, .liiHepli, 1327 Uuponi Jacolm, h. .t .Scciiiiil Jaciiliy, Jai.()b,7l4 Commercial •larotitky, M. Ilu (Iciu-y Kaul, .Siiiiiiicl. 3iU Commercial Ki'lliieriV U'tvlH, 327 Tine Kt'lly, Ulchiirit, ,Vlt) Morelmift Koiiiictly ii .Moiicll (mt'ichant) SOS Cal Keyaer, Aluiiis, '234 Hush Klllpalrli'k, Kriiiiclii.KI Second Knoll, C. t'. cor iMiirket and Sutter Kogel, F. A. Illtt KiiKt Kriikuuer, AlurrlK, 4IU Bush Kron, JiiliiiH. 7t>3 Ciay KruKvr, Charles, 704 I'avlflc Lancaster, ,lo4euli, AIS California Levin, Lewis, 7m Mission Levy, Isailiire, '20.1 SeuunU Levy, L.'20H I'aciMc Levy, LouIh. (i07 Davlg Levy, .M. HI Stevenson Levy, Solomon, '237 Jackson Levy, W. iiiW Uattcry Limlow, .lolin, »l» faclflc Lobree, Ellii», MO Commerelnl Lovericli, Sainnel (mcrcliaiiti Washing- ton near Stockton Marcusp. lli.nry L. I.llii Stockton Marks, A. 42 Suiter Marks. Adolph, 302 Third Marks, 11. (i02 Market Marks, .lo^,e|)ll, IA4 'I'liird M,irks, .Siiinuci, Ml!) WashlnKton Maroiiy, Kmilio. I'231 Uupont Mayer, Joseph, 1113 California McArthur, .\. 427 ItUHh McNuir, Aiiilren-, I20S Uupont Mendel»iiii, M. « Suiter Meyer, CuMiar, '291 Sutter Meyer, Jueoli,-23tt First Meyer, Joaeiili, 42-2 sixth Michaclts. U. 14.-12 Stockton .Micliel. (i. IIOLeidesdorir Motzcubeeker. 1*. (il!) Miuitgomcry Muller, .VIolph. ttiill Howard Myers, M.J sitt Clay Page, HolKTi. "94 Market Peterson. Henry, 424 Hattcry Phillip, K.51'4 Market Phillips. J. 304 Pine Plnkus,M. 202 .Second Plser, .M.4i6 Dupont Planz, Henry, '237 Commercial Pragcr, Joliii. '2-21 Pacific Pyscr, L..1IO.Mii. 125 Uiish Ungur, Marcus, 74S Market Vogel, (ieorgc, .100 Davis Walter, Abifs, ,VI« Pino WALTEK, O. F. & CO. (merchant) 611 Sacramento Ward, Cliristophcr.'mcrchant) PiTBush Wostennan, John, 831 Clay WilzinHky, T. 41 Jackson Wolf, A. 109 Leidesdorff Woir.E. 112 Kearny Wood, Henry, cor Powell and Qreen- wich Zeitska, Henry. 415 Montgnmciy Zimmer. Jneoli. 4I» Paclflc Zirker, Luuls, 837 Kearny .n Tallort' TrimmiDKi. Hammond, W. 3-21 Hush PU.NTUN, DkAUCE L. (see adv. page clxxxl)(i26 Sacramento STEIN, 81 MO. \' JcCO. (see adv. page Mil) 034 Sacramento ULL.MANN,M.& CO. (see adv. page clix) H2H Sacramento WEILL, E. & S(i:>cmbly Hall, comer Kearny and Po8t Fuller A McCarty, 727 Market Lunt, O. A. Ilownnt near I'hird .Sanders ,1c liushman, corner Fourth and Jessie .Sheldon A Lloyd, comer Market an.I Second Wilson, W. 2-22 Montgomery Teachers. Drawing. Coulon, A. 410 Kearny Orob, l'. 308 Dujiont Teachers. Drtsi, Cutting. CCUTIS, M. MItS. (SCO adv. page evil 830 Market Teachers. Fencing. Monstory, T. II. 534 Kearny Stewart, P. Jr. 7.14 Washington Teachers. Fine Arts. [See Painters, Portrait.] Teachers. Langvagrs. [See also Colleges; also Schools, Etc.] Carey, J. H.73A Market DeCIainnont, K. 0.10 Wjishlngton llasback A llro. 71» Vallejo HunaerfonI, E. Mrs. «2« Oaltfnrnla JOSSE'r, J. Unlncy place, Pine bet Kearny and Dupont Kceler, It 1'24 Silver Lannay, V. (widowi 444 Third .MasHon, Mmc. P. II Oeary Wllley, M. II. Mrs. 113 Dora Zwuhlen, Mmc. 1414 Stockton Teachers. Miuic. linker, E. L. Mrs. 4115 Pout llerllner, Enill,t>sl .Mission Carnaud, J. corner .MurKitiind Kuurth Cassln, .Mary F. .Miss, 42 Nutoiiui Coulon, A. 420 .Montgoiurrv Cramer. Henry, -2214 < CFuirell ('hapnian,S. .Ilrs. 574 .Mission Coail, S.Mrs. 17K Mlnnii Evans, Oeorge T. U2(< ('allfornla (Irlswold. James A. lUO Tehiinia llekmans, Louis, 1824 Dunmit Ilelmcrs, N. S. 701 Folsom Knell, J. D. 115 Oearv Liidd, Mary J. .Mrs. U O'Fuircll Linden, Olto, 7.10 Folsom .Macdougal, W. J. '224 Second .Maguire, L. P. crg, Augustus A. 321 Powell Schmidt, Louis, 111 o'Farrell r'll'2ll»tlerv MAItSIl, PlLSlllTltY A CO. (sec iclv. i jiage Ixvlli cor Front anil Pino SELUY, T. H. A CO. (sec adv. paitr clxxvi 118 California Van Winkle, I. S. ,t Co. comer Batlcr;' and Hush WEAVEll, D. S. (see adv. page l.\li> 505 .Sansoui Tin and Sheet Iron Worken. [Sec stoves and Tinware.] \ Tobacco Dealers. Whohtalt. [Sec also Cigars; also Smokers' Ar- ticles.] I CHRISTY A WISE 'agents) 607 Fronlj Drliikhouse, J. A. A Co. 'm Ki'oiit . E.MERY A EATON (See adv. pace Isli ! 518 Hattcry Engellirecht A Mayrisch Hrutliers, 312 1 Front ' FALKENSTEIN A CO. (see adv. page , xcvl 315 Clay |L Oellcn, R. (i. cor California and From 1 1 (1KA.\FF, S. A CO. .13!l Clay Heath >t Langhorne, 108 Front ! Hccixllnk A Co. 33 Fremont Horn. B. C. A Co. cor Front and Clay LOCAN, FHAN(!IS (sec adv. p. Ixxiii i 300 Sacramento MAYHHJ.M, .M. (sec ndv. page cxI '«!, Front OPPKNHEIMER A BItO. (see silv.p. xcvli i-W Front PARKER, WATTSON A CO. (»ce*l» ; front cover. 30« Clay 1 1 ThAFAOmoZNSUBANOllOo. The largest OalifbmlaliuranmoeOo. HASOir * HA.MTiTN*8 OROANS. A. KOHIJIIt. Acent, Ban Fnmoiioo. Tliird iry lorn cktiiii Miuic. s IMt 8 Inn 5 KitniuJKuurlh B . Niitoiiiik 4 iiorv iiircll IS llMliiii i iliri>riiia 1 'I'fhuiiiii >U|)l>llt d l)IU H •Kuirell h II eci)ii(l 1 kloii »li « II rkrt i 3 1. M PowiU iirri'll It B Slocklou 1 •nmaniihip. i j imcry n intKomvry I iiiiTy J •o(« SchnoU, ; t I Sfhonls.] 9 res. 1 n also I'mvlsirtis.] 1 icmiiieiitu Iron, and irtera. so Stuvcs.Elc] Iv. pikgo l\iil M .< adv. page hili on Workers. I'iiiware.] Wkoleialt. 1) Smokers' Ar- ] jgonU) 007 From ; o. 'JW Kionl I !e aJv. page Ixli | ch Ilrotheni, 911: 0. (leo iKlv. pigf idv. page CXI » KO. (SCO «'»• P' A CO. (see »!<■ ; SAN FRANCISCO. TOBACCO — WATOHMAKERS. 481 ROSESMArM, A. ». * CO. 'see mlv. niigi'lxlx fiir ('l»y 1111(1 llaltery WEll-At'O-'^-''' I''""' WcrtliflniiT, li. A K. corner t runt ami »acranii'iito Tobaooonists. [See also Cigar*.] E5ISBV A K.VroS (svc-mlv. pngolxl) Engilbrcrlit .» Mayrlwh Brotlicrs, 31'i Kront . „ . OELKIN. II. 0. ooi Front nrnt Cal Hocnlliik .t C'li. :W Krcnimit UOSENIIAI'M, A. H. «t C'O. (see adv. page Ixix uor Cluy an>l llattery Toilet Articles. [See Apotlu'i:arlo»; also fancy Ciooils.] Tool Manufacturers. DOUtll-ASS XIANHFAlTlttlNll CO. (seeailv. pairc ('xxvll)7(> Ucckman strcci, New York Ilcrnlnif, .loliii, cor Buttery anil Hu«li PROVli>KN('E Tddl. CO. isco lulv. pagucxxli I'ruvlUciice, U. I. Toys. [•Importers. See also Kuiicy (loods.] Argentl, K. Mrs. 402 Third Avis, l'-'i4«l'l''r'l •KKLDlU'.ill J; CO. (see adv. n. Ixxvlll •207 .Miinlgoiniry and »07 Calll'oriilii CELDMANN. L. A CO. sec adv. page llVi '211 Callt'iirnla •Frank. W. ■*: Cn. 4IHi llattery Frey, W. A. 4114 Kearny (iENSOHL. A. .111 .Monliioniery •IIAMMICICX.MIl'll •n Roux, F. I3.'» Fourth Klnsheliner, s. !4!) .Second •rm'UNAI'EK A ZISN (»eo adv. p, IllliSiO llattery Vasselln, II. ti Fourth Weiss, M. 324 Kearny Translators. [See Interpreters.] Trunk Makers. Aubrey, J. 413 Kearny Uuliieii, E. ^ Co. 741 Folsom and 'ib\ Hai>suni HAKKI.S fi CO. cor Sloiit and Market Harris ft VIclor, .117 .Sacramento Unilscy.J. H. •JtOliiish Leinire & (Miuillcr, XU Wa.«hlngton LUNCHIIOItK. .lAMK.S, HW Saiisom rOIN'l'EK.\cHAItUIN(>roN (see adv. ¥age xllii 310 CalU'oniia h, James, 10 First Wright & Taylor, 1'2H Mansoin Truss Manufacturers. FOLKKR-), J. II. A. (agent' 'il8 Mont FOLLEAr, A. isec adv. piigcs '.'41 and '24i)«i4 Washington KOEIILEU, A. (Kcu adv. page evil) 719 Wiuliliigtuii Tubing, Brass' and Copper. Alanufaclurfra. H. M. FREEMAN A CO. (ugentu Co- lumliiaii Metal Worksi (sue adv. p. cxxx: 430 lU'ooine street, N. Y. M E YEK. J. U. H. 228 Montgomery I Soaliorn, Thomas, 401) Mission I Turpentine, Fitoh, Bto. WALTON, M. C. 33 Market Type. AgenU [See Printers' Materials.] Type Founders. Faulkner ,( Hon. 411 Clay rainier A Co. 810 Clay Umbrella Makers. Alsop, J. 334 Hush llarr, .1. I). 023 Mission Caronli & Salvatorl, 420 Bush King, Charles, 701 Clay Undertakers. rraljt, Oolilcu A Yung, 70,1 Market Crowe, .loliii, 700 .Market Finnegan, I'eter, 737 Market OKAY, N. iseu adv. page cli 641 i^acra- inento 5IA.SSEY, A. (see adv. page Ivl) 65! Sacranu'iito McUlnn A Mullliis, 733 Market Underwriters. Agents 4li Clay Eiehel, V. lOS Fourlli Fulir,Ciiaiies A.6i0 .Market (iclpiianll, W. 83H Clav tiulilxson ft Nelson, 0^7 .'Market •III.VON. W. M. OHO Clay Icke, John, M2H Pacltic •KENNEDY ft HELL 'see adv. coven 215 Hush Knight. L. F. .M4 Callforula LOt'tillUAN. P. K. ft Co. (f»e page clx villi Sansoni iir Uush Mumolock, W. 410 Tliird Mareliaiit, lieorg^' II. 104 Dupnnt ■MeKtwec ft Aekeiiiiaii, 230 Mont Meslre, E. 1011 .Stockton •Plum, C. M. '22 Monlgomery •SOLOMON, It. L. ft 80N.S, cor Bat- tery anil Pino Stringer, W. J. .120 Washington stroll, C. T, Folsnni near Flllh Sulilvan, P. cor Fnisoin and Sixth 'Troiitt, II. J. .M. OIK Market •WIOIITMAN ft llAUl>IE,'2'208aii8om Upholstery Goods. I Sec also Carpcta ; also Dry Ooods.] HELL, JOHN C. Market bet Mont- goinerv ami Sansnm IIOKSTMANN.H. ft CO. (sec adv. page exxxvll 74() Washington SOLOMON, H. L. ft SONS, corner Pine and Hattery WALTER, I). N. and E. A CO. 203 Cal WIOH TMAN ft HARDIE, '220 Sunsoin Varieties. [Sea Fancy Uowls; also Toys.] Varnishers and Polishers. [Sec Painters.] Varnishes. tSeo also Paints.] OLIVEU, D. J. cor Front and Pino WALTON, N. C. 'petroleum) isee adv. page cxivlll) 33Markct Watches. Imporiera of. [• It.tiili.] Haldwiii, M. M. ft ('o. 413 .Montgomery 'UAKllETTft HIILUWOOD (see adv, page 111 517 Montgonierv •BUAVEKMAN .t LEVV (see ailv. front coven 021 Wiisliiiigton 'COLLINS, C. E. ft CO. .see adv. page clxxv) 603 .Moiitgiimirv : Dinkelspii'l, S. II. 0(15 Wasliington IDIrking. A. 621 Wiishiiiginn iFALKENAC HIIOS. .t CO. 029 Wash {'Jordan, M. e'25 .Minilnimiery ;*Josepli Ili'others, (KIT Montgomery I Jiisi.phl, I. S. .t Co. 041 Wasliington I LKVISON nuos. 620 Wiisiiiiigion frniil •LIppiiiaii, J. 203 Monlgiiiiiery '"" iMtevalk, J. 510 Mi.nlgiimerv !*Seamaii.i, J. M. ft Co. 631 Wu.slilngton •SlIEKWOOI), U. 517 .MoiitKoinery •SIIKEVE, (i. C. ft CO. .1:;5 Alont Tl't^KEK ft CD (Hcc ailv. page xlvllli .105 .Monlgoiiierv •WENZEL, VI. 303 .Moiilgmnery Watch Makers. [.Sec Jewilers] Alirens, C. 836 Dupnnt Haliiwin, M. M. ft Co. 433 Alontgomery HAKKE'I'T ft SHERWOOD ,880 adv. page 11< 517 Moutgiiiiii'ry Barrett, Alfieii, 35S(i!iiiiil BURKHARI) T, <). '2(I:| ruciflc Curniati!. Ailidpii, ,141 Saciaiiienlo Clark, W. II. T. SlThiid COLLINS.C.E. ft CO.isee adv. p. clxxv) 603 .Miintgoniery Corvai/.lcr, E, 102 lucille (!iowUy, John N. 402 Folsom Dillon, Edwin(l,.104 Buttery Felbusli, L. 30 Kearny FInberg, A. 913 Keurnv Fomburg. O. 105 Kourlli Fiiidlaiider, Wliiiaiii, 22 'Tlilnl Oolly, .\mbroae, i'203 Dupnnt (Srilii, Rudolph, 714 Market Main, C. II. ft Ci'. 3.!l Jliiutgomet}- llaniinond, W. H. 57 Second lliiiize, Ferdinand, H48 Wasliington Ilelzman, John, 40N Coninierclul lleizmann, Loreiixii, .'H3 Callfunila Is.4on, Samuel, 1014 Dupont Jonas, I. A. 119 Paciflc Jordan, M. 025 Mnntgoniery Kllng,0.W.a7 Jackson Kocher, It. 620 Merchant Lainaure, T. ,120 Commercial 'Xi ■|(^ ,:;)M. A. BOKAN 9t Co., Sud FranclMo, reoeive Kew Booka br erery Steamer. HOBTK AMSBIOA UVS zWsiTBAirOll OO. fFhebMtoonpMiTla thAVnttod BtetM I I g I 8 I S ^ 482 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. Lawler, William, I9IH Dupont Lehman, UoDrKc, ttiS Mucramonto LewU, ll. M.M.^CIuy Llppmmi, J. 'JUil MuntKomcry MnKnui, I'l'lcr A. I'iA -ncmuionto Markii, Frfil. \0U Dupntit Mathleu, Uantoii. TU Wunliliigtim Mayrr, Lciin, 102(1 Duiioiit Moyoni, Ilohprt, vor I'Iiip and Mont Mcllwnhi, Wlllliiin, ^4 llattery Mullor, E. curnvr Javkiion and Addle allcv Hund.W. 126 Kearny Newman, Henry, 13 8econd Nnlte, W. lOSSIontKumery O'Cunnell, 1>. A. IM Tliint Ohm, KdwanI K. «IA MontKomory Pace. C'liarlen, UJI Kuttery rickAtrd. Juhn, Mtn Hlxtli Kochat, A. tUU .Men^liiint Koffat, HImun, Hli llupont Halamun, A. li Pniirth Hharii, Willlnm, H.1T Clny 8IIKKVK, (t. O. A CHI. (SCO lulv. page Ixxlx) ,VJA M»ntir(iniery Hnmin, A. (UW WnnhlnKton Hteler, 1'. MM Keiirny ' TtCKKK Ac CO. mec adv. page xhill IMW Montuoniery Wallniiinn & llni. 'iVi Mnntgumcry iiauharlaa, II. Silt) Koarny Watoh Oaae Hakeri. Olannlnl, 1>. A . «i-i Clay Smith, F. 645 Clity Watohmaken' Materials. COLLINS, C. K. A CO. iHeeadv. pagi clxxv)b03 .MonlKumery Dirking, A. «il WaalilnKton Joaeplil, I. S. Ac Co. 641 Wnihlngton LEVISON BKOTIlKlt!*, 62!» Wash Water Works. Hunt, E. O. lOH Jennie Keating, (>. tiOtt .Market Naucellto Co. cor Merchant and Knot 81'KINtS VALLKY W. W. CO. ofllce 516 Cailfomla Well Borers. TliOMRON, T. (ice adv. page clzl) 28 Third Wtaeelwrishts. [See lUacksniltlM ; alio Carriage Mak- era.J Whip Makers. UAKDER A ADAMMON (nee adv p. cxxvlili New York, riilloilulplila, and Uonton UAIN &, WINCHEfiTEK, 214 Battery Wis and Toupee Makers. [See aUi! IlalnlreKicnt.J Helllere, K. 796 (lay Faynrd. .1. n. «4T<'lKy tllrevlit'clil ii .Miirliz, 32 Montgomery Monic, (i.3U7 Montgomery Monkn, Siiniucl, !4I4 Waxhington I'flater, C. 221 MiiiitKonury I'uyuou & Uro. iilU Kearny Willow Workers. Heilhom Hrothera. '27 Third Navclet, V. 221 Lelileadorff Ulchter, Augu-t, llryant near Sixth Wind MiUs. ATWOOD * UODWKLL, 216Mlsalon HUNT, F,. 0. 28 Second JOHNHON, J. li. (»ee adv. pagcovly oonier Fremont and MUtiion Window Glass. iUoe rainu, OIU, and Ulan.] Window Shades. CSeealio Paper HanglngH.] Clark, U. W. cor Clay and Snniioin Edwarda, F. U. cor Clay and Keumy HIXON, W. M.«OHClay Koaalter, J. Franelnco near Dnnont Holomnn, U. L. A Hona, cor llattery and ripo TOHN INU, A. & T. 228 Bneh Wines and Brandies. C8eo Llquon.;] MEINKCKE,C,2IS Front Wines and Brandies. Natht. tHee Native Wlnea.] Wire Oooda and Workers. OKAVES, II. T. 412 Clay IIALIJDIK, A. N A CO. 412 Clay MAItSII, IMLSId'KV .fc <■(). (Heeadv. p. Ixvll) cor Front and I'Inu Wire Bope Manufaoturers. IIALLIUIE, A. 8. A CO. 412 Clay Wood and Goal. Andltn-cd & Mali, Market St. Wharf llamlier & WaUh, Mill llowani lloulonger.Jl.t!. (Charcoal) 414 Hran'iytK, i^Vav I .1 ('. r.^n miv „., IlrUolara, ).. A Co. lilU Wunhlngton " ' *' iiV, ill ('« if, mil. ^"^^ Hrodniun, Nicholas, A16 I'oat ."V ji' * , ' liL i.,,. ,..rv IJrown A lllhl>ct«, Franclaco nr Mason fm WlilFU * ZIN\ iruiulv r»„„ HrownlHB A Klein. HtU Ilroodwav ' "V.K.\'?,J'.v':.*..'''-^-^ '**'" *"'• PW Hrowniiig A Klein. 620 Ilroadway Culcrat, Anlonlo, lita rowell Colvin, Jnmea, cor .Market and Keker (Jorliert. E. W. 73A IJrannnn ('niz, Charlea A Co. Ml I'Ine Delano, Thuniaa, 233 Fourth lti'nni.i, (ieorge, 340 Hromlway DOYLE,. I. It. 413raeltlc Dunn A llenrv, KUH I'owcll Dunn, E. .W2 Yiilnl Dyer A llnin, »M Thlnl DWYEU, DAVID, Ml California Khheta, A. M. 113 ttacraniento Edelkump, li. cor FoIhomi and ."Stewart KdwardD, F. N03 Stockton Eldridge,(i. C. 607 Market FInher, Loula, 222 anil 300 Dnnont Flynn A O'Urady. 8H2 Howard UEOUUK A MEKTES.^TO IMne Olovannlnl A Uro. 816 I'acillc (Han, Frank, 2$ Woahlngton llanlin. F. O. 133 Second llartnet, M. 30 Fourth licaly A Sayen, 420 I'Ine llenderaon, .1. Jr. 836 Waahlugton Ilenneay, r. 7AI Mliwlon lleytVim, M. 716 Folaom IIIUOINS, £, (Wood) cor Jackson and Eiiat Holmlierg A Johnaon (wood) llattery near rnion llomhln, T. Woahlnglon nr Hlocktou Juenaso, Loula, 430 Ilroadway Ji!nkln!i, II. F. A Co. cor Commercial and Drumm Kacliele A llund, Wavcrly place Kluher.Oeorge, A66 llowani Kemliaw, M. A Co. Valencia near Six- teenth Lauterwaaaer A I>eterR(woodl221 Sixth Levy, Edward It. 030 Market .Maguire A Co. cor Ha>'ei and Van Neaa avenue .Murchaiit, J. (woodi Miaalon St. Wharf Mayer, It. 8.^7 Howard Mctiiirry A Dougherty, 024 Folaom McKK\V. JOHN, 431 I'nion McKinley, David A. »M Henry Mallilaa, Charlea, 114 Washington .MeiKeli,Jolin, 36Ueai'y Melhoum, J. A Co. comer Pow^cU and Paelflc Mervy, M. A Co. 1417 Stockton Monroe, tieorgc It. 16 Stockton Moore, John, mu MlNhlon Neulena, J. II. 718 SaiiKom Nolan A Neshltl, Webb bet California anil Sacramento O'CimnelLJamea, cor Mission and East PECK. UEORUE H. iSie ailv. p. ix.wi) comer Hroadwiiy ami Saiisom Pennlman, John, 645 Mission PInder, George E. 431 I'hlrd I'lxicy, William, 216 Sutter Poslene, .\ntolne, 620 Hush Prior, charlea. Oil Folsoin Pulvernian, U. 814 Folsom Reck, Ueorge, 514 Union Renault, J. 710 Psclflc Koaa, John, 313 First Ituddock, Oeorge, cor Sixth and Minna Rush, John A Co. 637 Vallejo San Francisco Fuel Co. Berry bet Third and Fourth Sands A Wllllama, comer Folaom and Seventh Sawin A Bradley, 608 Broadway Shea, K. A Co. m lluah Smith, J. Clarke A Co. Miaalon Street Wharf Smith, H. .H. ihardi 111 Morkct Stand. F. A J. N.2II Diipiuit STAKU A ROIRKK. IH Drumm ThDiniia A '1 whig. East bet Market anil Ciiinnu'rcliil Turner A lliirvev, Roblaon's Wharf Turner A Rundle, corner Center anO llarrlkon Vogle A Uullon, cor Powell and Sutler Wood and Willow Ware. [SeealaoWlUowWnre.j ARMKS A DALLAM (ace adv. p, cxilvj 2l5Sa('ninu'nto Corbett.T. 131 Kearny Dow, .M. A Co. m Seennd Elain A Howes, 310 Clay mil 3'iO Battery Wood Working Maohlnery. FAY, J. A. A CO. (aeo adv. page ex»i (,'lnclnnatl TAINTER, E. C. (see adv. pagecxv). Worcester, .Mass. WITIIERBY, Rl'Od A RICHAKIiSON i.»uii ailv. p. cxxx) Worcester, Jlass. Wool Dealers. CSce aino Hides and Wool.] Callfnmla W«ol Orowera' AssoclBllon. 402 Front CHKI.STY A WISE, «07 Front CLARK A PEUKIN.s, ^E cor Front and Clay Emnl, H. lsl>avls FAItlSII, A. T. A CO. 221 Davia FEIEHSI EIN, It. A CO. 212 Front IIEYNEMANN A CO. 311 CalllnrMlu LA;!ARD a McLKNNAS, 217 Itatlery McLENNAN, WIIELAN A i;K1SAK, ei>r Sanstini and llroailway MILIIOLLAND.J. A CO. 11 Davli SEDtiLEY, JOSEPH, 533 Keariiv Sumner, W. A. corner Towuaeud inil Crook Woolen Ooods. [See also Cloths and Woolen Ouodt.] BADUEK A LINDENBEROKR, 415 Battery LOCAN A CO. (SCO adv. page xcUlilO] Clay MISSION WOOLEN M1LL.S, Lniaid A McLennan (see adv. p. clxxxiti 115 Battery PONTON, DkARCK L. (see adv. page elxxxli 62*1 Sacramento S. F. PIONEER .MILLS, lleyneinunn A Co. 311 California 8TEIS, SI.M«»N A CO. laee adv. pigc liili 032 Sacramento and Ktl Com VLLMANN, M. A CO. iscc adv. pugu cllx) 630 Hacnuneuto WEILL, E. A SON (see adv. page xcv) 610 Sacramento Woolen Manufaoturers. MI8.S10N WOOLEN MILLS, Lazard A McLennan (see adv. p cl.\xxli> olfiee 115 Battery S F. PIONEER MILLS, Hcyncmann A Co. office 311 California Worsted Ooods. [See also Fancy Ooods, Etc.] Friedlander, II. 4 Montgomery L0(;AN a 00. (see adv. page xcliii fiU Clay MEAtillER, TAAFFE A CO. 107 Bat Teaat Powder Manufacturers. CALLAGHAN, D. (Bonnolly'a) (leo adv. page clvillj 121 Front - PAOmo INBUBABTCa OO. Oash Assets, f MUi862.8a. CHIOKXBINO'8 Fiutoi have the best touch and tone. A. KOHLSB, Aient, Ban Franoluo CALIFORNIA ^BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ARHANOKH ALVHAUKTirALLY HY IIIISINKSS AND TOWN'S. TIIK COUNTY IS ADDED WIIKKE THERE AHE TWO Oil MOKE I-0(;AL1T1ES OK THE SAME NAME. llcllt. IlllffC ItKNH'IA ' Aoademies. fSeo nlno (.'oiniiicrciiil Aciiilciniog.] rXION ACADEMY, U. JI. Kiii^ (we adv. IT) Aliiino COI,LE(iE AM) IXSTI- TITK. ('. .1. KIuIKhci- mlv. dciit. p. -Jl) Iteiiicia ST. CATIIEIMXE'S ACADEMY, Sister LmiiHii O'Neill (Hfi- nilv. ilciit. i»ii),'c "i",') Deiiiciu YoiiiiK l^mlii's' Scuiiimiy, C. T. Millo, I'riii- ('ipiii licnic'lii (IranH Viilley Si'iiiiimry, Mrs. John Aliler- (IE (wu iidv. dcpl. imu'i' <"•') Miiry»villu Y(»rX(i LADIES' SEMIXAKY, MiH. E. I'dBtDU iM-e iiilv. dt'pl. piiKi- (il| MiirvHville X'Al'ACOLEEOl.VTE INSTITCTE, W. ' S. TiiriiiT iKi'i' Hdv. ilcpt. \>.\)H'. t;.')) Xiipii Citv YOrXO LADIES' SE.MIXAUY, MisH M. S. Mi'Diiiiald (hol' adv.di'pt. page ^!l) Xapa Ci'y Aniin, MixH Oaliland ItOYS' ENOLISII AXD CLASSICAL SCHOOL, M. A. Lynde Oiiklaiid Dovlc, Marv A. ' Oaklaad 0AKLAX1> COLLEGE SCHOOL, Iwiiic II. Kravton |M'e adv. dcpt. xiuim 1!>) Oakland PACIFIC I'KMALE COLLE»K(.' IH) Oakland i'didiuna ('(illcjfi^ Scliool IVtalnnia S.U'KAMEXTO SEMIXAKY (nee adv. di'pl. pajic l'^) Sucratnento ACADEMY XOTliE DAME (we udv. dept. jiiini' 1 1 ) Sun Jose SAN JOSE COLORED SCHOOL (»ee adv. ; (Icpt. pa^e 1 1 ) 8)111 Jose iSiui Joii6 liistituto and Cotninerciul Col- lege San Joecj St Jolin'H Intititatiou San Juan Sim Mateo Insiitiito San Mateo MIKL INSTITUTE San Itufi'.el FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE I (fiee adv.dept. paKo 10) Santa Clara SANTA CLARA COLLEGE (bcc adv. dept. ; Pnjrel2) Siiiita Clara ' UNIVERSITY OP PACIFIC (eee adv. dept. '. piifCK 10) Santa Clara Yrekn Academy Yroka Agents, Express. [See Exprc-tuca ; alw), E.xpiesH AKonts.] Agents, Forwarding and Freight. [Svu .MiTcliaiitH, Forwarding.] Agents, General. [See nrokciH.] Agents, Insurance. [See liiHUiaiU'e AgentH.] Agents, Mining. [Sie IJrokcix and Jlining Agents.] Agents, News. [.See Xt'WH Agents.] Agents, Real Estate. [.See Real Estate.] Agricultural Implements. [*.Mannlaetnrers; see also Merclianls.Oeneral. lU DWELL, T. ,}. (see adv. dept. page S:i) Chico I SI'YDAM Jt JONES (see adv. dept. page 8!l) CIneo WOOD & CHAl'MAX (see adv. dept. p. UO) Cliico •CHEADLE & HARDY, plows (see adv. dept. page 17) Danville WELLER,C. Jackson "Kairlianks, .1. (J,, liarvesting Langwortli HERNARD Ik. I'ARSOXS, repairers (see ' adv. dept. page 51) Marysville 'ELLISON, .v., plows (see adv. dept. page O Tit) XORTII, OEOROE&CO. page 70) I'READWELL&CO. SMITH & CHESEHRO ( page '-'3) KI'.AKT, HEXRY (see adv. HaKEK & HAMILTON Carolan, J. & Co. *MeGowan, P., plows MOORE, F. J. "Ready & McFarlin, plows TREADWELLiVCO. *1K)NNER& McKENZIE (see iidv page 13) Marysville (see adv. deiit. Marysville Marysville see udv. de])t. Napa Citv dept. p. !•!) Red RluH' Sacraii ento Sacramento Saciaaiento Sacramento Siurairtento .Sacramento leiit. San Jose •INGHAM, J. & J., plows (see adv. dept. page 14) San Jose A. BOUAN* & 00. The only ezolosive Bo6k Store oa (he Faoiflo Coast. 28 III V :' i NOBTH AMOBIOA XJPII IN8URAM01I OO. No reitriotlon on oooopaUon or travoL 484 PACIFIC COAST 1JU8INK8S DIRECTORY • "I'llKLPS, 1). N., Koi.li«r ImpH («■« lulv. KICE, EMMKTTE. Meadow Luke (It'pt. piiui' l<>) Sun liCtinilrn Wiidaiiii &- Cliirk Me.idow l.iiku •AnU'H & Crowlliir, iiIowh SiiiiIu Cliini ChanilierlMili, II. M.&Co. Meniliii'lud COI-KMAN, A.&. CO. SliaHtik .Miinav, .1. I>. Menilddiiii .ION KS &. 1 1 \:\\ IJCIT (Kfc ml V. ilrpt. ii.'JK) Slorkloli IIOKIJ.SCIIXEIJ, A. 11. Mokulainiie Hill WKILS'IKK IIKOH. («>'(> adv. di'pt. |>. :ill) Siucktuii Callaul u'i,.Ioliu D, .Moaieii'v *Wliiliii«. S. li. Volnmo Cuiilleld.ColWert A. .Moliliiey 1 •IJKA/KLL.CUOWKLIi &,HI.\ (Htoii.lv. Caldwell, .Sauiaul M(Miie'it Kliii d.'pt. pii»fi' 17) WtmliliiKloii ('oriifii-H Eaton, X. Saiitu ('lara County, Mountain Virw i •Mi'dilluugli, .lolm Yiiliii City .loneH, Wiiliani .Maipliyn Agrioultural Supplios. lUtVNTOX, E. N. MALONY, A. U. Napa Cily Napii Cilv [Sfu Sofdaiiu'ii.) Ilarinnn. E. W. Nevada Cii'v AmbrotypiBts. nrssKNUs.j.F. SI'EXCE, E. E. Nevada Cilv Nevada Ciiy [Sw l'liiiiriin>,| Towiie, S. 0. I'elaliiniii Miles, Siiivllii! M. Alli'L'liiinv (Iairetl,.l.l{. I'la .■ivill,. 1 IIOCK.MA.V, KICKAItn ' kcIhCihhp Wliite, U, IManivillc Wi-lilier, Miii'k ^mImmii IIUADWAY,.IOSEPII U. (»eo udv. dept. 1 ^ Wiihlilnirii, 1". L. Urowi illcy \»>H'' ":•) l{ed llliill'i J Itiidilt'ii, iliiiiifH Ciiij villu CollinH, Harry Red lllnir OIJKYANT, WILLIAM J. Ciiii .iiville Meriill,S. S. Redwiioil (iiy , S It.VUTOy, KHaXK a. (hoo adv. drpi p. IH., Cliin. KlviV IJiitler ' ■ ■• RohlaTvillt; 1 XOONAN.JKKKY C. Clii.o Cr.ine, S. S. •• ■•• Sai'laliii'lilii IKXiLK, .1. A. Chiiu'Hc CmiM> itoliertv, .laiiiex S.M'l'innciilii WiiImIh, .1. Hop CulliK.I (;iiiii;l.kuki)KKick CoiipciopoiiH KmU, Henry C. Saeraiaciilii "5 Kllnk \ .\faitlcld Saeraiinnlii iO Krilv & (iMllilulld Ci>pp('l'(>pi)lit< POLHEMI'S,.!. L. S.ii'r.iiiii'iiid jf lliiylicH, .liiuii'H Cirxci'iit City Swi'etlaiiil, It. K. .Saerauiiiiiii 8 COtMIUAXK, KICIIAHU A. (w.i.dv. d.pt. WAll, (iEOUtJES. S leniiiii'Mtu 1 panuMv!) Dnwiiifvillc Davih. U. CiilaveraH Co., San Ainlrciii STKOXO.l). W. Dalili Kliil FUAXKLIX, .M. A. San lleriinnliiiii lliniiiiiii, M. 1). El Dorado Comity, 1)1 Doiado I'eacoik, .1. C. San llei'iiaiiliiid NVallfi', A. L. Kuiuku Krihliie, Williiiin K. San ,\iw Xoiiiian, W. A. Kiddli-lowii llt-WHon, .1. H. Jc Co. Sun ilnri' llinidiuiii,.!. II. Kolfoiii Sclioenlu-Jt, A. .San .liw 6 o (ILAliK, WILLIAM M. KoIhoiu ItriuKH, M. 11. Siiila llailuiin Smith, A. A. KovlifhtDWii Korlii'H »V Co. S..nl.i I'liiiii 4 WKSTON, |{. 8. ForiHt Citv KKEELAXI), E. (1. Whipiile, .1. .M. Santa Chuii I'AWKlirUST, R. FoitHl Mill Sania Cliiiii crXXIX(iIIA.M, I'.W. Oooi!{ttowii .McKernaUt, Win. P. .Saiila ('ill/ S? III IIKU, 1). (iiliov Slieparil,.!. .SanlJ Ci'iu OB Wai-dnLT, S. Cold Kiiii Speiuer, Tlionai» Santa linsi llaiiiH, S. M. (iiaxH Valley Wellendorll', Lonii) .^liiiKla LOinZKNIIICISKU, WILLIAM (iia.« Valky (ialcH iV Hro Silver Moiniliiiii 9 S.MlTil \. KOSS (iniKH Valley WellN, Willinin II. Silvi'vvillu 2 TVUHKLL, »!.({. (inish Valley LIVr.LY, J. 11. Ilavilali DILLON, CllAULESH. S.iiKiiim 1 Hoelier, P. SdlKIIM CAXAX & KIKE llealdhlmiK Shaw, .lolni S rii 1 Fariiswortli, A. Indepeadeiief HOYXTOX.O. V. St. llrlcllll Fetui-H, J. A. Iiiuo Cilv Dehnani, .S. II. .Siiiiktdii IlLAIK, .lA.MKS I), (seendv. dcpt. p. S."-) I^i I'oite Ilolden, E.S. Sidckliiii WILLAKO, EMOUY L. (eee adv. dept. WillianiH iV .Moore Slol'klilM )a«e Sj) Im I'orte l)u {oIh, W. V. Liiie.dll STOCKMON& UHO. Siiii-iiii City Moody, K. F. SUMMlvilll- .irXOK, ADOLI'II LoH AiwliH Xeale", A. C. SllHllllVilll' Wollweliur, 'riieodoro Lou AliHeleH Deiniix, .). D. SntlerCnrk ij;r, f. I hake .Mannt'artnriiiK I .Milium, Fi'iiiiklin KNKillTiV CO. (ki'i ;i,ri;ititi;RT, wiLi dept. piiKO 17) ' IIIiiiIh \, Tidly tm.J.I. U'alei,>< iV, ('o, i>;\MX, E. iv CO. Iififlilcii^;, F. & Co, (Irceiihood iV Xewhn Attorn [See also District .li I aUo, Di»tr Tiiitc, Williiini l»i;.MlN(;, HVUON IliivniH, II. W. (It.Mti, E. L. II.Md\V FELLOW," ill.V.MlLTON, J. ] .Mvrcs, It. F. I I'dlaii.l, U. (!. ! Tlidiiiiis, IV W. \'t\\fvi\ & Ciaiif '.\Widii, J. E. ' M.(!i:i:,ii. J. MIZXKU, L. H. (iralmiii, W. II. Hfdily, P. Amlrt'ws, ,J. A. •iiioilall, J. K. ('"Hull, W. T. Wliiiinini, (i. M. Ameiilieriiier, Frederic "'ooilward, F. J. Xi.vi'ii, .loliu Iiiilv, J. T. UUKWOOl), JAMI-I ! ''luy, Oeorge j''iiii , m; r. c. •">*HOP, A. W. ^'I'AIJK, J. A. MARTIN, JAMES C. FAOIFIO nrsUB ANOB OO. Office 422 CftUfornia Street,. Ban Fnmoisco. A.B011d MABCBAIiXi a MrrFAXTXB'B Planoa, Oheap«Bt in»de. A. XOBIiSB, Asent. Ban Franolwa OAIilFORNIA. APOTUEOARISS — ATTORNEYS. 485 Ii.,.|mi Si. Hiiility Swuit, .V.T.& Co. OIlcnlll'lH'l', MOKI'H LAAlli:iJ.SIIi;iMKK,AXT()\ (1 NMNOIIAM..!. S. WOKltLIKK, THOMAS Dcwiii. UdlM'ilO. ItoKlfii I'Vriiiiiiilo Arohiteots. TAYi-ou, I'lrrr.it IIAIISON, SKTIl (Kfi-mlv. (ltpl.|i. ll,'.ninll, A. A. (,'liiili, It. U'lllliinl, II. U; , Ooiiilrii'li, Levi I,iMi/.i.ii,'l'lif')tlort! WiitwmviHo WalKKIlVillc! WniviTviilo WiliiiiiiKliiii WoDclliiiid Wodilliind Yri'kii Yi'uka .McikIow Ijiki! i:i| Sui I'liiiii'iito Kiii'i'iiiiii'iilo Sucniiiii'iilo SiU'i'iiMioiilo San iFoHu SaiiJuKo Arms and Amunition. [Suo (iiniH; alnii, (liiiiHinitliH.) Assayers. [Scu llunkui'rt i ali*o IHi^HiV I'oikI i^icKHcr, Williiiui I'OCIIKANK, IMCIIAUI) UMI'IX«}, 1'. A. iV CO. |iiiKi;«l) iMOOKi:, MINKIt&l'O. lllcliiliiiw. M. W. illoar.l, K. lonvillo Coliiial)ia A ;«<•(' adv. dcpt. huwiiievillu (ncu adv. owuievilli' Datcli Flat Kiddli'towii KiddU'lown •hu'kMMi KiTiivillo Kao.willc Kiioxvillt) di.|it. |i. l>.*i) MaiyHvilli! \, (■( I, IM'tMulv, ,Mi-adii\v Laku .Ni'Viidu City N'ovuda City S K'laaii'iili) v.di'i)!. pa^'o '.•()) Shasta Volcano Woavervilli) Attorneys at Law. |Scc aUo DiHirii't .liid^ I alxo, l>i»ti'ii'l Tiiilc, William DK.MINti, nVUON llinviis, II. \V. IliAKi.K. L. iiam;\ kki.lows iiiA.Mii;rox, J. I JIvrcH, It. V. I IVIunil, !{. C. ITIidiiuis, 1'. W. ! Twi'cd it Craii{ iAlilioll, ,1. K. ■ M.dKK.ll. .1. MIZXKW, L. H. (iriiliiiiii. AV. II. litddy, 1'. Aiidn^w s, J. A. licioilidl, .F. K. (idiiL'ii, \V. T. Wliitniiia, (i. iM. Aiilciilicnner, Kredcritk W(Kj(lvvai(l, V. J. NLxen, .loliu Iliilv, .1. T. Uli'KWOOl), JAMES Mav, Gfor>?o I'lilliiini, M'. R. C. BISHOP, A. W. C'LAUK, J. A. .MAKTLX.JAMKSC. rs; uIko, Coaiity Jadgi'H; .VlluiiU'ys, I'll. J .Viigt'l'H Camp Areata Areata Aiilairii Aiiliarn , AnlMirn Aniaii'ii Auliara ' Aalmra ' Aalaini lliMiieia Hfiiieia ilfiiieiii Dciiloii liontxai ItoliauH Mono County, Uriilgi-povt .Mono Coanty, Itiidueport Alotio Contity, Uridgoma't IJrown'H V'alley Kiii'wood Caelie Ci'eok Caelieville L. Caniplonvlllo Ciiniptonville IJultu County, Cln'fokee Cliico Cliieo Chi-o CaliiveniH Kl l>(a'ai|o Kl Dorado Wilnon, E. H. llali'M, A. H. .^ lli-eincr, ilolin K. lilndHev, •'. Walker, A. M. liODKISII, W. II, Indiana, Oeo. II. Van Oiillder, A. A. LtiHlie, Lyman Nn^ent, .1. II. . ItiekH. C. S. 'rlllltM':&- ItVKNK, MASMN, K. W. O'COXNOl}, M. P. KomcKTs, i:. w. TAYLOR, C. WATKIJS, «{. L. .-VmeH, JoNepli P. Clark, •loHeph llrnndaire, It. HIUNK.I). I>, CALHOUN, K. K. FUKKMAN, J. W. LASPKYUK, THOMAS Heed, Tlieron l>A«l{OW,.IOHNO. .Miirpliy, Kdwaid Norton, L. A. Span-, 1). V. Williams, W. T Iliirtinan, K. O. Ontinnnn, A. CIdeo Clark^villu C'lui'krilovvn Fore«l Hill Fort .Ioae« fJeoiKetown Orund iKbind n Hay JIappv Camp llavilati ilavilah llavilah Havilaii Havihih Ilavilali Healdnl)nrj.' ilealdxhnr;.' iIfaldHhat>; llealdxlnnx Mt'uldxhnrg Ilornitus Hoinelown ■■ill ii A. BOMAIT a Co., Ban Franolsoo. Wholesale and Betail Sealers in Books. NOBTH AKBBICA IiIFE INSUBANOE CO. Folioies guaranteed by State of New Tork 436 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Uoolie, G. M. HOWK, ALONZO J. Unriiell, Joel Cooi)er, li. F. Miller, V. K. Slude, Tlioiims P. HiiBoroft, John Carter, H. A. Luwrciice, W. D. Oril, li. 15. TiiiiH.t, s. n. AUMSTUONf}, JOHN W. AhIi, Tlioiiiitg P. HAIK'OC'K, II. E. HIMOUS.R.M. Urowii, A. V. Hrowti, JiiiiicH T. Furlev, J, T. ({()Kt)()N. iM. \V. Hinit, E. «. Turner, J. Foot Felter, A. J. S<'!)ell, A. Sdieli, a. W. STAKES A. O. Snowlmll, J. W. Haynioiid, Creed 0(irmly. P. J. Ciawforu, Woods Miuiii, O. A. Tlioiiipiion, J. R. \\\-M>, S. K. WINCJIESTEK, L. I). llimiliii,T. T. Biirti!*, John Ervin, John (iLASSELL & CHAPMAN Kewen &. Ilowiird LANDER, JAMES II. .Moiriuon &. King Wiilson, J. A. Wiuchedler, H. Perry, A. B. Hradt'ord & Daly CAMPBELL & BT'RCKILM. CORCORAN, JOHN M. (iraudvuinet, J. A. Jones, L. F. Allen, O.H. Cook. II. (iOFFit HALL (ioir.ChurleH P. (irillith, S. W. Morrin, Henry Ti'lilit", MoBeB .Mlt-n, Hoiitce lirown, Tliomnn A. CliaK', .M. S. .Millf. ilirani Williauie, J. F. ■ AHlil'ord, L. J. Beliiier, W. C. EASTMAN, JAMES I». Kilkinti, Charles E. (ioodwin, .1. O. HAT(II& McOIAl!) HlliliAKI), C. V. I). McCiiiin, F. J. Kowe &. BlivH Si;MPEI{,SAMrELP. •SWEZV, (J. N. Whilefidi'S, N. E. CALinVELL, JOHN I'lenieuH, Orion CoKHitt, H. B. COX, TOM (iiillowav ii. Cowden, llutton, I^'riink Tillbrd & Foster, TER Horse town How land Flat HydeMville Intlepeml nee Indepcndonce j lnD, J. II, (Kee iiilv. t»* <'^' Reever llitscheiick & Reeber Kent, M. F. Lehimin & Sclirotli Kiinz, P. Newliaiir, A. &• Co. .SCHUOER BROS. Siebold, Andrew ,/ AlvMI'llllo Angel's ('iini]i , 1 licniciii j. Uriiiiklvn Child, Cullux «j ColiiinliJa Coppl-|(lpoli.< Cy Grass ViillvV Grass Viilifj- Ilavwcdil Heiii;i,«l,iir.^ Ilul'llillb Join' Cily Jaiiifsliiwii Laiiclia rhiDii Los Aii.i;clvs Los .\iif,'el(s .Miui|i(i»a Markli'<'villi' JliirVKvillf SIiii vsville! Meadow Luke Mokeliiliilic Hill Mokeliiniiii' Hill! Monterey j Niiiia Cliy NevaiU C'il'v^ Neviid.i Ciiy Ncwillsllr North Sail .liiini Oaidiiiid Oiiklaiiil OiiUuiiJ I'i'luliiiiia I'cliiliiau IVliiiimiii riiKTrvili,' Itnl Ithiir l.'c.l lllall' Saciaiiieiili' SiicniiMi'iilii Sacniiin-iil'i .SiicraiMciilii! SlUTIIIIU'lllCl SiciiiniciilU'i .Sacniiiii'iili'i iSacriiiiii'iilo! i iSacriiiiii'iiloj Sii(iiiiiirlilii[ SiU-lllMll'llI" Sucniiiiciittl Sacriinifiii" SlICI'UNK'lllO The Directory of the FAOIFIO is oompoBed of the beat buaineu men of Oalifornia, A. KOHIiBB. Ban Franoiaoo, Agent for Chiokering & Son's Pianos. CALIFORNIA. BAKE US — BILLIARD SALOONS, 439 Crowley, B. Kinlier, Joliii WiMikflB, A. Kuiici'lii'iibucli, Louis Kciizd, C. S(.|iil)i'mio, Loaiiilro Wiiiflow &• WiniiiiiiH Howe. Alt;xiiiiilii' Ileiiinic, I'rti r S;uier, (}. V. Liu'iix. .lacob Tiii'iicr, C. H. ViilillH'iK, Williiim Hiuniitim, TlumuiH ilanliiiiiii, Williiim i)ii|iui«, Kujieiif TIKXKX, HENRY Laiif;, Cliuilfs Gall. A. InifliH «fc Leveniieg MKKSl'KLDKK, LKWIS MlllItT, Jollll Dowliiisf, Thomas Oiuy it I'.rry GrifHlirtck, George Bowie, Adam Calaveras County, San Andreas CahiveriiH County, San Andreas San Hemirdiuo San .lose San Jose Sal .lose . San .lose Sau .Tniin Smu Luis <)!jiK|)o San Luix (.Miispo Saul a Clara Basket Makers. [See Wood and Willow Ware.] Baths. [See also IliiirilifKners.] Saula Clani Santa Cruz S.inta RoHa Shasta SouuMvillc Sonoma Souora StOclit(M1 Stockton Stockton SniMui City Vallejo ValU'jo Volcano Watsonville Bankers. Radcr. V. Cniwford, ■!. S. HcudcrHon «Sc .Iiilnisou Nicliolnon. (i. W. RAT/, WILLIAM (sc LANC.K. L. ir. n. Ldweiil'cld, Williiim KIXC. FUANK ADAJIS, WILLL\M Cliristiiphcr, NallianicI CKOIUIK, K. S. Hokel, Henry I'omnii'r, Cliailes Itadmakcr & Co. Rvan, William \\ infers &. WiKciirin I'X'KSTRO.M.HKO.S. .Tones, J. \l. Mills, William 11. Smith, (}. S. i HALL.K. M. J KIDKOUT & CO. K;MEKKILL, OLIVKU MITCH KLL, I'ACL Diicifener, William Pike, William Codv, X. T. (IrilJilh. M. O. iLAMl'INU, P. A pai.'e«l) h'.SCAMMAX, II. MOOKi;. MIXKR&CO. XICHOLLS, W. & I> Auhurn Ciimplonville Cidoiua L Coloma Ciilumhia CopperoiMilis Coullerville Diamond Springs &, CO. (see adv. dept. Downieviile Downieville Dutch Hat Dutch Flat jHckson, C. I*. i I'ultuer, C. T. 11. I Heinlzeii. Charles j Welisler, (Jeorgc O. Delano, A. KLNDLKY, THOMAS & CO. ' Ijaaipins;, I'. A. it Co. iCALVLV.S. N. |('0NLY,.IOHN& CO. lMark8iV.(V » j Decker & .lewett I KIDKOUT & SMITH WKLLS, KAROO \-, CO. iM(M)I!i;, MIN'KK \-, CO. iTYLi:i{, KDWIX i Murks iV, (,'o. I (iooclnian, .tames II. & Co. Ilinils iV Tullv MACK lie, H". &C0. ' Faulkner &, Co. liiileciMl, Smith & Co. 'CiMldiiiK, (i. R. i WickerNliam, I. O. & Co. I Itrewsler, C. W. DoiiKhiHs ,1, M. IIASTIXOS, H. F. & CO. MILLS,]). O. itCO. IWKLLS, FAUOO&CO. Knn.\& Iteiins I Hi'cd, Kdward P. 1 IloriiS & CO. IWELLS, KAROO & CO. DiMiiiiils & iMeiiner iMOOIti;, MINKR&CO. SWKKT, S. Uroenliood & Nowbaucr Banks. I Hank of Sunonni County. LI DfU'ado CoiUity, Kl Dor.ido Kolsdui Chico Coppcr()]iolih Marysvilje Marysville iidv. dept. papn 34) .Mokelumne Hill I{e\ ille "ROHK. .FOIIX it CO. (see adv. p. CC) MarVsville MILLKK. FKAXK (see adv. .l.-pf. p. i)J) Red IJ.iilV 'RRKCXKU, .1. & CO. (see e.dv. dept. p. 41) SairamiMito Quin. .John Sacramento .lAOF.K.CllAIiLKSA. ' Shasta Dieidenliaeli, .loseph Stockton Peirce, .1. Stockton Belts and Belting. [See Hose and lielliuir.] i Billiard Goods. [See also Fancy Goods.] ROIIR, JOHX it CO. (see a.lv. .lept. p. t>|icll», KaiiliHto Id Doriiilu UNION ilOTKI;, (wo adv. (Upt /aiiilii'licli, NiclioIaiiH lO^aii. Daniel Hell iV Co. Tliiiinas, L. S> Fiv & I'oiiil S( MWAU. .MISKIMI M. iHiitii'do. KiiiitiHlii IHMM('K,.lAMi:S KN<>.\,(iK<»l{liK U. liilHt'li. ('InirlcH i)i:m;i-L&. iiawdix SuvfiKoii, 'riioimiH MayiM', WilliH .Aik'Iv'h Yuiiiifj, KraiiU W. Iiiiikt'i', ('liarlt'H County, Nowtowii t'oiiiily, Newtown .p. 8?) Oiovillf Orovillc Pi-talnnia IMaccrvillo Iti'd Itluir Itio ViHtii Sacranii'iilo San Itni'naventnrit Sliawla HlaiHtii SlinHlii Silver Monntain Silver Monntain Snellin^ Stockton Weaverville Yreka Billiard Table Manufacturers. (iOSSNKU, n. Ind>er, A. Kt»lll{,.I(>IIN it CO. (wee adv. dept. Suerauiento Sonora p. d,")) MaryHville Blacksmiths. [Seo hIbo IShu'kHniitliH and Wagon MakeiN.] .loluiHon, JiinieH .Seely, Daniel •lenliiiiH, il. It. I'ntney, K. A. Wliitc'ondi, OetaviiiH llowland, S. W. .MatHon, .lanieH TlioniaH, KlliH Waterman, K. K. MeDerniott, I'. Wiilker, K. .1. SOIMIKU, JOHN STOXK & I'HKDOM EdwardH. M. I{. Craw ton! it Owen SaniKil, llirnni .MicliiieJH. AuiruHt Crixdvd, Tlionais llatteivon, C. A. Mi'Knh A; lloKlieH Hoyne, William lla'inpel, Henry Snllivan, .Michael I'arker, .rohn I,. Caldwell,.!. A. Dii^ginx. tlohn Teeter, O. Keynoldi! & ItnrnH Farriiiffton Stephen Howard iV Charlianno Carrefe, H. C. Snead, ,lanu'H A. Mnnch & Walton IVtern & Sherwood CANAVAN&dOVKX I'errin & Co. Dodi;e, William It. \Nulker, I). W. Kandolph, .S. soi'm;, k. Hnp-cH, It. Harney, Charles llerrera, A. HaHkell & Co. MeKeir/.ie, D. Haer & .letlreys Veavey & Co. Hnhrnjeinter, C. KHtahidok, James Kwhaldn'» Valley AnKel'H Camp AliKel'H Camji Angel'H Camp Antioeli Areata Anhnrn Aidmrn Direl.ville llmli'ua Cornern llodi'),'a CornerH KidinaH llraiu'ihirte Hianeli Store Jlono t'onnty, Itridffeport llrooklyn lliooklyn llrooklyn Ilrown'H \'alley Jtiicliaiian Hollow Unekeye Flat liiiemk Vinta Cahto Callahan'Hitaneh (.'ainanuhe Canipo Seco Camptonville Ccntreville Cllieo Cineo Clayton Chiverdale Cloverrlale Colla.\ ('olfa.x Coloinu Coloiint C(dorado Colninhia Colnndiia CuhiHa ColllHII Cordelia CoBUiniieH SiskiyoM Comity, Cottonwood Tvhiinm Connty, Cottonwood Artlmr, Itobort Shinier, •laniei) Frantz, J. F. Miller, John CODK. JAMKS K. I'aine, (leo. C. Miller, D. It. Walton, IC. W. (iildi, .lames HalHt^V, (leo. M. HOLMKS, I>. It. Allen, itiehnrd Tittle, W. S. KIkIow, C. K. I'aid, .lames Vanee, Oeorjje Ooodwin, lleiij. Mi'Conkv, ,1. Ilrown, Theodore Itednall, C. Haldwin, Amos llaiit, Wilson Whiton, K. Kaiileson, K. Hall, .lames Lemmonds, D. Itohinfon, JanieH life, .lames Campliell, .fames llencu'rwin Ai. Itrother Hanks, M. W. Myeis, S. C. <"oiirliH'V iV Creamer Clark, Vl. Conlan, Hnf{h Avery &. Croeker ( iimphell, J. til-IDDKN & OOWKN •lames iV KliKlisli Nevin, .lames Itolierts, It.O. Sanford, J. N. Harvey, T. II. heiniy, Jo!l Hall' Moon llav llavilali llnywdnil Ileal(l^lJU^l; Hi'aldxlairi.' HealclKlinru' Ilealilslimi; HealilxliinL' llralilxliai); "J llcald.'-liai'i,' 9 llowland Flat '' Howlaial Flat ^1 llowland Flat llydoville Indian Spiinux lone t'iiv ; Iowa Hill, l| ilaoksdii Jana'Htdwn 0{ Ountv, .lanenville .fniulidii Ciiy ; Kelscy Kelsevvilli' Kiiiuhi's I'Vrryl Kiiifjlit's l.aiiiliiii;: Knight's liinalliigj KiH),'litiivilk'j I, a I'drti': liat'avelte Luki' lloiw Latrulie lialiiiliPi Lcxiiifjloii Le-xingtaiii The FAOIFIO IIiSURANOB CO. pays all losses in Oold Coin. A. KOHLBB. San Vranolaoo. Agent for Marohall * ICittauer'B Pianos. CALIFORNIA. ulacksmitiis. 441 Kricln'-ltf, P. liineiihi Perkinn, .lidiii Pinole IlickfV, \i. l.iiicolii Dnnn, Daniel I'laiervillo Ciiliiir, I'liilip fjoekel'dnl Mi'LaiiKhlin, tlanieH PleaHant N'alley Siil.iii. «■ I'- liocliclnfil TeiMer, .liieoli I'leaHantxai Tiivliii', Kolicrt IjiM'keroiil Itrown, .loHeph J'ort Willi- i Wilwiii, .I()lm Iaih An^eleN Walker, Jolin ()nini'y CarriKaii, Miirliii Keil Klnil' Kelly, ■roHcph lioynlton Avi'i-H, Almoii .Mauiilia DhvIh, Willhiin Ked Itliitl' 1 DilVIH, — . Alll^rillia IVitehard. M. P Ked lllall' Sort'tiwii, S. Mnra^tii Vnllcy liiley, William Keil Kliitl' ti Oallisdii &' l<\iniHWi lliiiiillioii, Willi.im T. MaryHville Iteiinett, .lohn Siicraineiito c Ilciii, 'riniolliv A. MaryKville lllake, .1. |j. Saerainento 1* SiitiiTH At CiiltH AlarVHville Chadwii-k, (ieoif,'" Sacraiiierito WKMKU, I'ATI- Mai'VNV illd Doyle, Will. iV Itro. Siiriiiineiito DllcllI'l'IKMll, ,1. ('. Miiylielil (iiiiiii, KiMKtiiH Saeranienio N> I'ri'ii, Williiim Meadow Lake Hilton, ChiirlcH Sacraniento ( Viiiiilyiu' & Itraiiii Meadow l-ake .lolniHon, IC. S. Saeraiiieiito 1 It(nl),'('i'H A: lliKilli Meniloei.io KoMer, Anton .Sacramento WhIbIi, 1'. Mf'idot iiiii Manyan, Pntriek Saciamento ' Miiifiir iV UryiiolilH iMeii(ici/a .M< IKK, KIJANK .Saerameiito 1 Due. Iluim iMerced VM* MKI.I.K.V. .lOSKl'H .Saeiameiilo [ SimiililinK, A. 1*. Meri.li Ml .Melviii. Williiim Saeiaiiienlo Dilli!, .1. itli('lii^;an lllnll' .Mnlliain, P. Siarameiito FflloWK, 1'. MiiieiKvilli- M.XON, SAAIIIKL S. Smramento (iilliialli, Due. Mokeliinilie <'iiy li'eady * .McFarlin Sacraniento Klley, I'l'ter Midieliinitic <'iiy \\ iecel, .loliii >Sacrai;;!'!'."> Itrinvti, M. Mooi-e'x Kl.i'l Niceteter, .lohn Santa Cruz County, San AiiilreaK 1 Iloiipton, A. Moriii'iM Isliiiid llaniiiiii, .Saimiel Santa Cm/. Coiinty, San AndreaH l,iiiiilH, Kcdi'i iV ('(>. Mt. I'Mell IliookH, .Sainiii 1 .Sanlii Cruz Coiinly, San AndreaH Sinitli, (i. W. Santa ClaiM Cnanly , Mountain View lliii'iietl, .Saiiiiiel Siiii llneiiaventiira lliit. Napa City Donaliiie, .Michael San ,\nvv. XorlDn. A. \V. Na|ia Ciiy .Mil.aiiriiey, P. &('i). San .lose ItAUTON & MKO. Nevada Ciiy Pierce, .Mitdiel San .loHe ('luiicy. Daniel Nevada Ciiy . (fiiriier) IVlalnnia ISAACKS, SAMUEL SiiuHtii KiiKlfMin iV Cloiiffli I'ihit Hill .Mullen &, George SluiHta Hyiin, Frank Pino Creek Miller, I'eter Sheldon Krasier, Daniel Pinole Nelk, NivliolH8 Sheldon « 9 -a a o a 1^ \A A BOHAir ft Co., San Franoiaoo. Medical, Soientiflo, and TheoloRioal Books. v l>*- The f olioies of the IfOBTH AMBBIOA IiIFII INS. CO. are indiaputable from date of ist- 442 PACIFIC COAST lUJ S r N K S S 1) I R K C T H Y • Pieeliiml, Oooruo Sluiijflo SpriiiiTM (iulclager, H. Hlootiiliclil Pm-!i) Krooklvii Ilviitt, h. II Saiitlivilk' Warren, F. 1*. Huckeyc Kliil Foi{i;MAN,.r. fi. SaellinK Moore, C. E. ("llillcvillc Slmver, 1'. Saelliag PelUt it Wliorrv Caclicvilli. Ilartci' & (iluiri'iy .Soaorii SiUl.ce, W. H.it Co. Chin, I'lU'MOIIH, .llH'ol) .Socjuel Eiiliiit:, Lewin CliilieseCiaiip Clavlmi llolvfll. Diivid • St. Helena .lollCH, S. I'olter, .Idliii ('. St. Helena Hi-lion it Jolinxon C(illiix Uiiriis it Dcvdll Stoekton CCLVEK.J. A. <'"lrii.\ Ihiko, l''riiiik Stockton CIIEADLE it IIAKDY (se.^ adv p. IT) DaaviH, 8 linn, .liiliii Stoekton ConiiiiH, C. El Dorado ( (Huitv, El Ddiiulii 09 Ivorv, i'. (). Stockton Ve idcMi, .1. El Dorado (Wnint'v, El DdiMil^ "5 1 M,Xii\-i: T. \V. Slocklon AcKley, E. A. _ Faii'llcM MIL!, i;i{, WILLIAM P. Stockton .McClary, Isaac Fiddlclnwii Slli-il, •lolill Stockton Piil^eon it lialtK Fiddli'ldwii iSii viler, ('. ('. Slocklon Si liallhian, C. Fiildlcliiwii 81*. I)i;n.ni.><. pkteh Stockton KarnuM', E. II. FipI.SCIIII OQ lUiniinu'liH 1. T. S;in\vl)erry Valley WanI, 15. ll.it Son Fort .liiiic',< ■♦a O SlUKLDS & IIUKJIXS Saisnn City llallowav, llenrv (iihnv M.HKJy, T. M. SllKCc'll .\lo(iie, iiiii.^ Sililuiiii-r, II. Trinity Ifacs it Itrowninu' lone filv « Iliililuiiil,,!. I>. Trinilv Centre Sicolte, F. .lacliNm .s lioylaii, tlanioH Two liock COXNEU, JOIIX L. Knight's Kerry n Pfi'kiii!', A. T. Ukiali Dakia it .Minor Kiii^hl's Kcnv jd Scliwciirait, C, Upper Liiki' Wail it Kidder La I'diir § (jdi'iIdm, I>. N'acaville .Madler, Sleplien Lal.cvillr n Veal A: Wclzci' Vaeaville (iamaaclie, Joseph Lailcha I'hiiin •0 Kdjfconili iV Stiiiiihiiiii WHITK, W. II. WiiidHta' Harris, II. Dakliiiia Uenliaai, K. Woodland (il EXETTE PETElt Oce.m \ imv DahoLs. (;. P. Woodland HAIM'XETT, l).0) Ilenicia ( Hinder, C. F. l(e.l llliill ANDREW.S, JAMES IT. Itenn'ia Ford, Daniel Redwddd (it) Keep California Capital in Oahfomia. Insure in the FACIFIO. date of i8o A. KOHIiBB. San Franoiaoo, iicporti Foreign and Amerioan Inatruments for Bands. CALIFORNIA. 11 L A C K S M I T II 8 — U K S E L L K R S . 443 (S(.T llllv. JHItrt' II) Is i IliltClll & 'rilllH HlfssiiiK, K. O. Itiown. Dmiitil Eli'iv. Fii'il. (jcih'cl, llcurv iirxrvV (M.ADinxo .IiiiifMV Wine UlWlnll, .Jlillll MiCliii'V, <'iiiiioH Xcwkirl< & Wi.«lil i K()liiil!iiiii, \\. .1. & Co. Wond!', Iticliiiiiincl I llaninjitoi). A. 1. ('lui!>liMim iV Co. ' I,viiii«. (jfo. & Co. ; .Si'KvMl, (ilM). & Co. < lliillim li,n IXIJIIAM, .1 & .1 MOTT, .lOlIX j lliililuinl, \V. (!. lT\vililioll,.liii<|H-r 11. I Itciwiiiaii \' llollowiiy .Siunii, i). ^V. ' Dvcr, A. F. lAllHOTT, n. C. i DJckMiii, tToliii ; Fiitiiiiff, II. W. ■ Si'iiviT, <{. \i. & Son lJ iV Co SKiMAX, \K\ .11, Dall. (i. v"t A. Mallcisoii & W'illiiiliisoii |.M1LI,K1{, \VI1;<) San ,loiLMKS(«ra.lv. d.pl. jiafit' -l"! SiUTiiincnto HOLHKOOK, MKKKIIJ, & Co. (see adv. cicpt pane :i'.i) Sacraiiiento 1I()(»KKI{ & CO, Siiciaineiilo TKKAl)\VI':iili&' CO. ■■ Sieiuinento FOIiAliTV &: CO. (fe.- ailv. dent. p. :2!t) Stockton vSKLUV.tllOS. II. iV CO. (t-eeiidv. dept. p. •-':•) Stoektoii Blank Book Manufacturers. [See Stationers.] Boarding Houses. |Si>e Hotels. 1 Boiler Makers. ; , |Seeiil«o Koiindries.] Anrlcrsnii, Robert Saenuiiento Floyd &, Moore Siicruiiiento Bookbinders. [See aJBO DookHellerH ; iiIho, St.itiom rs.] FoBter, F. Sairaincnto WOODMAN & STOCKWKI-L Stockton Booksellers. [See nlno, D.iiu'h; iilso, Mercliants, (lOiiernl : iiIho, XeWH AffciitH ; iilxo, Slalioners ; alti'i, Varietie''.] SleveiiB, S. M. .lones, .1. W. DfRKX, \y. II. (Kee adv. dept. p ilU) MatliewK it Fiaziei' 'I'lapliauan, X. U. I). & Co. Iliitcliinsoii & Cilniaii AyefB, TliotnaH Cliainnaii, C. 1*. Laskv, M. liOlvK, .I(»11X A. Waller, A. L. WF.CK. F. A. ClXXlX(illAM, V.W. .lACKS. HOIiKKT IIOLLKXISKCK, O. W. I)IXOX,(ii;oR(iK W. Fdwiiids iV Co. IIA.MLIX. CKORCK i.orTsi;xiiF,i/i:i{, wm. SMITH &: ROSS Sl'KXCKK A^ IIOIIART 'rowiicenil. C. C. CAXAX A- FIKK CIIITTKXDKX, IIKXKY II. Ci liner, Henry Itaer, Isaac COXKY, LKOXAWn INOAM.S, C. II. isee adv. dept. pai,'e -W] WIII:I:L1;R a TIIOMAS (see -Av. dept. iiaf;e !^l) Ij>v Porte WILLARI), KMORY L. (see adv. dept. pa^e t>(*) La Porte M( CORMICK, T. J. (see adv. dept. pa^je 8(1) Jlary^ville WAGNER, HEXRY (see udv. dept. piiKe 71) JIarVHville WKII. & HKRXIIEIM (see udv. dept. pii;;e 71) IJaeli, F. lieoiiurd, A. V. Haas, Maitiii L. Pond & Stockniaii Cniwt'ord, (i. R. WELCH, (i.W. FKAXCHERE & lUTTLER HARDY, W. U. SIMPSOX, ALEXANDER (i piifje 87) Case, A. II. AiilMini Deiiiciii Cliico (,'isco Colta.N Coliinil)iu (^ln^lerville Diamond .Springs Diamond S|iiiiij{H Diitcli Flat EiiieUa Eureka Oeorjielown (iilisoiivillc (•old Run Orai-s Yalley Oiiiss Yalley Gra>s Yalley (jrasK Yalley Grass Valley Grass Yalley Grass Yalley llealils)iai'>; Ilowlaiid Flat lone City lowu Hill •lackHon .laekHOii Coweii, Pliilip Lloyd, Wi Harris, S. Llovd, Win. 11. Marysville Mokeliimne Hill Moore's Flat Napa City Napa Nevada City Nevada City North San .Iiia'ii Oakland sec adv. dept. Orovillo Pctaluniu IVtalaina Petalinna Placerville Placerville Hernande/.. It. S. SCHOENFELD, S. I), (see adv. dept. pane!))) Red ninft' Wri^lil, T. L. Siskiyou Connty, Itongli and Ready Ititliell, .lames Saertimcnt'o Co(dot, A. Sacraiiiento Crawford, .1. F. Saciaiiiento Doliii, Charles Saciaiiicnto EDWARDS & CO. .Sacramento Kat/. & Siihr San Ilernardino Hare, L. II. & Co. San .lose Waldleiit'el, A. , San .lose YATES & YATES San .lose Sweeny, W. San .hum ML'RRAY, ALEXANDER San Luis Obispo Sliepard, .1. Santa Cruz Williams &. Nelson • Santa Cruz Dexter, O. I). Somerville o ft o HM «' It ' 1 :i3 ill P'^ II '{ iM : ! H' A. BOMAIf & Co., San Franoisoo. Bibles, Prayer Books, Sunday School Books, etc Insure your life in the NOBTH AMBBIOA UFX INBTTBANOX OO. 444 p A 1 p 1 COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WORTH. LKWIS W. Sonoma Sim )Hon, William Wh le, Emory Rio Vintii IlllllHOII, il. K. Sonora RoliniTvillc Street, II. h. Soniira Cnrran, William Nevada Co. Rough anil licnilv VALIJCi;, ('. M. Vinalia Flint, (!eor>{e Nevadt Co. , Rough anil Itinily Olierdeeiier, ^Iomch Weaverville Davis, A. Sacninicuro .TA.MISON.S. M. Yankee .lims Denton, .Smnnel S.icniiiii'iilii CuH'iiiiiti, W. 11.11. Yon Het Met/.ler, Ernest 8'icninii'iilo I{AYM;.S& I'YI.K Yreka Paimins, John Saciiiiiu'iilii Boot and Shoe Makers. Wise, tieorge W. Harthel, E. Sacr.'inu'iilii .^IIM .liis('' Stol/,, .Inlm Alamo Carrier, J. II. Sun .IdK' MeNiiiimni, >f. Alvanido Lodge, J. .S.in ,li.ni'. HOIMJNK.S, U. K. Itenii'ia Keagan, Jidin San 1, •nihil,! Mattliiiit. A. Itenii'ia Detlner, 0. San Luis i )iri-i|i,i Stewart, W. K. lihxanlield Ybare:i, Kanioii Han Lnis (ilii,.!,,, Stewart. Win. Itodo^a CornerH Walsh, J, Sill l'al,|„ WaleN, .foliii 1). llolinas Cole, E. M. S.inlii Cliiiii Neilderniaii, Heraard Itrooklyn (inndlacli, Henry Satilii Cliirn IlildelirMad, •lose )li Kelly. William 1 . Hrown's Vulley (ioslieiry, J. F. Sinlii Cliirii Camiio Seeo Madigaii, I>. SaniM Clui'a Newlierry, II. ('. & Co. Camplonville Walnisley.tJ. S:|lllll ('jlll-il Kolirer v"t (ierwieaer Camptonville Wassman. Oeorgo Siiiilu Cliiiii UaniKev, L. 1. Ceiitreville Kanchdl, Horace Siiiita ('nil. llaker iV 1 loo ler HaiiKea. Char cm ('liieo Heisel. P. Sanlii liiMii Chico Ilovt, Elijah S.inl;i h'nsii' I'aife. John Clarksville llnVHt.J..!kCo. Scoll'.- U;ir (iarrat, T. O. Clevelanil Hoardes, J. K. Sononui County, Scliii>i(mi,| llatehiiiMon, John (,'loverdale Tncker, E. (i. .Sli(|(|i)|i Wood, Henry C. J. Viillfjn Smith, Kliax llvdesvllle (Jovdes, F. Villl.'l.i Kin/,ler, Andrew Iowa Hill Miller, J. Walnut (Ircivc Kinudon, William (boots) La Porte Werner, Frederick WlllKOhviilc Miller, .loliii (h(M)t«| La I'orle Clark, Ansel Weiivcrvillc I'aine, Itnidt'ord T. (hoots) La Porte Keimev, Arthur Wcavrrvilli' OriTNKIJ, FKAXCIS Mariposa LaHertv, H. H. \\'illllHll\ Koni^', William Mnrkleeville Clark, A. H. Hnlle ( ountv, Yiinlicc llill Koweii, William 1). Marysville REMME, JOHN H. Vrckii Urow, Kzra KAUFMAN, JOSKIMI Marvsville Mavlield Boots & Shoes — Manufacturers. Hiiiison, r. Mendocino Yeates, E. S. Phiier ( 'onnty, Alln .Slalinn iToluiHon, L. Mendocino Farrier. H. L. &, Vi>. (shoes) liiiiiiklyM Haree. K. I». Mokelamne Hill YEATES, E. S, (hoots) Ciillii.x Lloyd. F. N. .Santa Clara Conntj , Mountain View Render, L. (boots) Forest llill caUti:i{,.iosiiua Napa (Mty Deinus & Little (shoes) IiiiicCity Oavin. Kdward Napa ("ity Shaw, C. iV .Son Lockcfiml HEAD, G. Napa City Tersleggc. F. iV Co. Miinsvilli' Mofluire, .Fanu's Nniia City Daily, J. 1). (shoes) ■ Siicniiiiciilii Sluller, August Napa City lireiibaitli, .Inlins .Sail ,1111111 LesHinan, Frank WillianiH, Willinrn Oakland Oiiklinid Boots & Shoes— Retail. Westeott, Frank ( )Iema [>See also. Clothing, Retail ; also, ^lerchanls, Ocii- Craft, fleornje Oroville eral.] Sn)itli, Thomas O. Oroville Spillner, Wm. Angel's Ciiiii|i liarthel, M. Pacheco .Stabler, Joseph AlTlltll Nolan, John Pescailero Lew. H. L. *t Co. Auliiirii ADAMS, .SAMUKL Pctalanai LU'SETT. A. .\iiliiini ' Adier, Lonis (boots) Pelalnnai ih;nt HROS. Hatii, Jacobs, ,f. J. Sierra County, Pine Orove Harnhart, James " fliico* Floyd, John P. Port Wine Durkel, O. Colliix t Hess, Joseph McCaini, Kichard ■ ' Port Wine Parker, D. Coliiialiiii , Red HbiH' Schade, A. Coliiinliia 1 POOUK. WILLIAM S. Ked HIaff Wilson, James Colllllllliil ', nOTSCH, FUEl) Redwood City Hays, J. Copperifiilis Mabike, C. L. Redwood City Jones, E. C. Cop|ICl'(l|«lli! The FAUXFIO UrSUBANOX OO. Insures against Fire and Marine hasards. ▲. KOHIjBB, Ban Fnaolwo, importer uid dealer in Muaio Booki. CALIFORNIA BOOTS AND 8 1IOE8 — HUEWKRS 445 Kiililiiid, II. Kinchfiiniin, A. DAY, W.S. MdlKKIIII, ilohii AlH-KIUtHUDKl'OIlL jilihic, Niitliiin Kl Doi'Hilo Kintr, A. Siiiiiii'i', li. SchiifiT, Frit/. SiIiiiiiIm'I, K. A. Call. K. iV Co. (tdldlMTi;, I*. (irecn, C K. llciicltTHon, J. 11. Niitliiiii Si IIoH'iiiMli S;iiiili'i«. •!• Sjimli'iH, .S. Smilli iV .Mc'Kiiilcy .Sievi'iiH & V()>{uliiiiiil (liiHilliH, W.ll. Krii'tcli it Co. llawkiim, (i. U(l ' ii];si,i:i{.,i(»iiN Sti'iiilit'rf;ci', Adiiin Ciiliii, .siiiiiin & Itro. Mealy, I'Mwiird .Idsi'i'ili. A. iV Co. Ki'stT. L. iV Co. rcipiTl, N. 1). & Co. Alexander, (J. |(!ol(lsiiiitli iV Hro. ; .Miller &('o. WelirliiK & Co. WiikdWHkv, II. .Shawl, .M.' ;AIicI, .M. : Culi'iMaii &. Morris I l.cwil/., .1. Daniel : .MiilliK, (ie(iri(e, , Fox iV, lIlUtlll'H I Aliraliaiii, l*. Weiiilaniler, A. (OK, WILMAM K. i HAAS, .S. &; C( >. j Landers, S. : llloek & Kurth Magiiire, 'riiuiniiR |l'it/,).'erHlil, K. LesHiuau &. Sinnim i Mnller, Henry |Sic\v»rl, Diin'iel jliiiiullaeli, William }1I.\SKK1.L, n. i.McXear & Itro. ' Itambernei', S. Ijiuwiiter &, ParijIiurHt Kniiicin, (ieorjft! (>mnain,Loiiiti ix>uiA, II. MKACIIAM, H. Miewiii &, Jewell Silbernian, P. & Co. CopperopoliH | Creseeiit City Diuinonil SprinKH I Dow iiiL'viJlf Duleli Klat i Dnleh Flat ; County, Kl Dorailo i Kureku (leorui-towM ' (iilroy ! Colli Knii ' (iraHK Valley ' (intcK Valley ' (iraHH Valley I (irasH Valley (iraHu Valley ' ert E. MfiMorrv, F. & llro. .Meyer, Philip MoriiHiV llernninn O'Korke, I'atriek ParwinH, Janien I'eake, C. A. & Co. KCKFF, JACOM livan, JanieH stKOIUMDOK, T. W. /ekind, Sulouion .lolnmon &. .Steele Culaverus lialdwin, A. lieinert, David Kervael, .1. & Co. Attwood, A, Norlhrup, II. II. ,A. Cn.i.eek. A. ColliuH, I>. J. IJeeli, M. Smyth, Iv Hart, JoHeph Lieuint;er, ii. Xanli, II. A.Ai, Co. I'etliH, W. H. Seilnaelit. Frank liana &. Newman WorHlmrtf, L- .STIHXWKIS, J. II. Fabian, M. Ilillin^H & Koddeli Zmmhamki, M. lloHlinner &. Kiiifalt Todd, O. W. Port Wine Ited HIall' Saeraniento Saeraaiento Saeraniento Saeriiliiento Saeraiaeiilo Saeraaiento Saeraniento Saeraniento Saeraniento Sacramento Saeramento Sueramento Saeraniento Saeraniento Saeramento Saeraniento Saeraniento tSaeramento Saeraniento County. San Andreas Santa Cm/, SIlUHtU Sliiii((le iSpriiifTH Sierraville Sieiruville Sonoru Sonora Soiiora Sonora Sonoru Stoekton Sloikton Stoekton Sioekton .Stoekton Sutter Creek Todd's Valley Viniilia Voleano WatHonville Wiilwuiville AVeaverville Wilniiimtoii Bowling Alleys. <'ailloux, (1. F. Downieville CAPPKLMANN, C. Marynville Deboice, Juuies Oakland Box Makers. [See also Doors, SiiHlieH anil IJIiiulH. ] dept. p. 7ti) SWAIN, W. C. (see atl Tiiiiliill, Woods &. Co. NICHOLS, W^M.N. llobbs & (iilmore White, Edward Brass Foundries [See Foundries.] Brewers. (Jlossner & l>nuBeli IIEXNETT, WILLIAM F. Lii.\ &. Weideriiiaii Sieiulv, H. KUEOEU, JOHN Hopkins, C. M. & C. H. Croisant, Charles WALL, (JEOHGE Moessner, Chris l{i.\cl, A. Seliuler, Henry Delroy, C. ZaisB, O. D. , . , , Marvsville CI Do Co., I'leasant Valley Saeramento Sin Jose San Jose MarheotTer, Joseph HOSCH, FERDINAND (see adv. page 81 ) AifuiiFiia Allejfliiiny Anhiiiii Auharii llenieia Caiiipo Sceo Chico Clayton Coloniu Columbia Columbia Copperopolis Copperopolia Creseent City dept. Downieville f A, BOUAir & Co., Ban Franoisoo. Bohool Booka, Juvenile and Toy Books, Oames. et» R |U ^■t;.' 1 fH;. i ^K'' n 'K' HI 'Hi: i MOUTH AMBRIOA LIFB INSURANOQ CO., Folioies guaranteed by State of Mew Yorlt. 446 NKSSI,i:i{, I.OUKNZ (mo mlv. dt-pt. iiii^'i' i^l) IKiwiiii'villi- oR(\iis, i.'i{i:i) Kiit.ii Kiiii TlifiHcii, .liiliii Kl horado Coiiiily, Kl Doruili Tliiclciii .V Miller lliiiirr, ('. DKIDKL. l'I{A\K Sriiiiiili .V Aiiilrt'H Ilaiiny. Clmi'lfH iV. C'o. Mi-lil, Otio Ililllit'llllMllII \ ItlclllirilH Frank. Juliii OOMHvOKKIUV HUAIN Slllitll \ K.MlLfX HaliliMi \- Kliiilior lioyii, CIk'.iIc'm Kirr;.'cr, I'liiiiii iiinkij:y,t. TruiiHclicI, A. Scliimtfi', Ficdorii'k WcliHtlT «.V Co. AVeilcr, ilidiii ("lllihlfll «.V (.'(>. Kliii^', .land) KIiiimImh/. kV Kit/.mior KerklioM, If. Otlc'iiycr, II. Siinstciil, i'ltt-r Taft vV. Dixlirow lleiniclla, .1. lilaN lilt', Cliai'lcH J)r.vlii.-s, I,. \V. Fiijfcll, Ciii-iPiir SCII.MIIl'lUlv'O & WKIS.S Keller, 1m. 'd. Ilei-llein \- ('.>. KOCH .V I'lTTKIt lleelit,dor,'|di (iieHc lien »V Held Fidillelowii Kolsiini FolcHt Cilv K•>re^t Hill OiliMiilivllle . (S.d.l Willi (iriiHH Valley (!ranH Valley (iiiiHH Valley (lra.-<« Viilli'V Havili'li Haywood HortiitoN Ilowlaiid Flat Indian Valley daekmin •Imkxiin ■laekHon La I'orie .Maxalia Mi;ii| "wa Afaiklievillc: MaiyHville Meadow liiilie Meadow Lake .Mokeliiiiiiie Hill M(d\akland Oakland IN ESS DIUBCTOIIY. Mnller. K. A. & Co. V.llcillK, .Heldiidilur, ,1. Nevailii Co. , WllHllillMlllll ,\daiiiM, Oeor^K \Vat..,,i,vil|.. lioreii/, At. HllKleliiail AVeiiv.'i villi' MilltT iV Srliillur AVo.i.||iiii,| liniker iV Hehheiiaiier VitIiu I'KTKUS, CHAULKS & CO. (nee in Iv. dent, iiiwe !'!•! .SCHKLI), HKNUV (we adv. ilei.l. n. Vi'.'kii .':») Vivi,ii Tavloi , \V. S. I{. Vlvk;, IliUler, li.M. Villi, 1 Cliv Brick Makers. Walker, H.W. ll.'liiiiiiil Miner,.!. O. lli'.ioklvii Keniillafd &. Ilro. Hr.inklvii SCHNKIDKK, WII.LIA.M («,■.■ mlv. dept. Iia.ue^'n Oriiville l''(l\var.lK, 'rii.iinart I'etalinn.i ltr.'iizeie, .Martin Jlendocino Co., I'iiie (irove (iielieiiliiiiii, I'". I'lacerville Waneiiiia.lier. Kolieit I'laeerville Zeii*/,, .1 icol( I'lac.-rville ^yoll■, Mike I'oit Wine .NeeM'iiii.n iV Scliliiller (^aiiicy l!OI"lN(;i:i;, WILIJAM V. (see a.lv. .lepl.pa;;.'.".'.!) Red nind' JJorelieiH, W. iV. Co. Sairaiiiento (irnliler, ['.. it Co. Sai'iaiiielito Miller, Anion .Siuiaiiieiito OCHS. (iKOKliK Saernineiito .SCHKLI). IMIII.II' Saeniiiient.) TUOWIHMIXilO, N. S.dlin.kl.w r.ip.l.Saerain.Mito Wilniot. Cliailes Ciilaver.iH Co., San Aii.lrea» Bridges. KUAKT, n. (hc! adv. liite.| Brokers, Stock and Money. [Se.' ills.' HllllkelK.I .\in.)ld iV. Minor .M.^ailow "!<.■ KKKPKIMCK .t KDW.M.'ltS .M.a.l.iw li.k.. rAUI»KK, H. (J. »V i'O. Meiilow l.ik.' I'ATI'KUSOX \ VttSHrUli .M.i.dou l.akt- WHITKHKAl) I.V HKKMN .M.a.L.w l,aki WHillTMAN, A. C. iV CO. Meii.l.iw l.;,ke DaviH.il.isejili .Si.r.iin.'iil.i .Sieinnian, ,)aeoli Sacniiiii-iili. COX Ai iMcKKNNKV (we a.lv. d.pl. pa!{e 31) Sl.M-kliiii Howard, S. Sioiklmi 3 h Broom Makers. .MAIM'IN iV (MMJS Hen.hi.kH, N. W. HLOOI) \ CO. IKKLANU, n. lone ('i:v K.iiinw.iiili .M,.r\>vill.- Saiiaiia'iiUi Builders' Materials. [Sue Hrick, Cenieiit, liiiiiilier, etc SCVKKKUll', HKNUV llartniiiii, tloi'.'[ili Hulloway, .-V.!!.!!! SainlerKoii, L. F. Lei lie, H. liiniHeli, Henry DiuMiii);, Otto I'eterH, Carston lleinx, C. Finkl/olieier. I. (Jarrow, C. At Co. Nei«tiiitli, M. UotlierliiiHli, 1'. UAI50LT, L. Arenz, Marten Slicarer, h'wA. Meekel, .lolin & Co. JletSarvt'V & Co. MALLOCH, U. San Hernarilino .San .loHe .S 1 ,1 .I.IHU .S.lll.IoHO .Sanlii Claia S.inl.i Cruz .Saiila Cruz Sawyer'H Kar .Sliin)j;le Spiinjis Sloi'kloii Sl.)ekton Sloektoii Sloekton Slitter (."reek Sntturvillo Todd's Valley Trinity Vallejo Visalm Lie.se. Conrad Wall,Tlioiaa8 Halm, H. .May, AiiffiiBt .loliiiKon, S. W. Ilrnner, F. Hard, U. li. &. Co. Miill,.I.C. .Ir. Iliireliain, .lolm FiHoher, JoKeph Stillv.ell, V. Foster, J. L. Flart'b, J. Liese. Henry SOIITHKK, W. n. I)enni» & Co. Butchers. Angel O'Fcrriill I & hpi , U. JI. .\l.ilii..i;i All.'yiiaiiv Alvar.i.l" Alvarail" Alvi.M. t ('aiii|i Alili'K'li Al'iMl:! Ili'iiliiii ]t.'liii'i;i: Illii.iliirii'kl ' Diililiaii Jlraiicif.irlcj Iti.i.iklvii III klyn Hiieliaiian Hull""' Camp.! i^i'i" Cliii'ii; The FACIFIO IMSUBANOB Co. The lar-est CaUfornia Insurance Oo. New York. Viili'iiiui I I'liHliiimliin : k'ilt.^iilivilll' 1 /(■llVrl villi' WtHnllinnl Yn-liiii Vi'cUii Yiv Yir Yiili.iCilv il ivivii ;| 'iriiii n llrl lit ' Uim.lilvii lil'linklvil tl Kuil liliilV c lilUllitl Miiiilc.'vlll. MiirKli'i'villv MiiipliVf lit l.iiki .oncy. ilciiUiiw ili';iilo\v • mIcuv l.ik'' I'lliloW l.iil>i' _ ii,|.,u l.iil^i- li-iiiliiw 1. ;■'*'■ Slll'IMIIIl'll'" S.icniliii-iil" 1.1. Sll>l-nl"ll hioilunn Imic ('i:v |„ni'.:\vi'illi M.,i-\>viili' ^lll■lllll'^■i'l" .\l.iim.i:i Allculiiiiiy AlviiiM'lii Alviiniil" .\Ww ;|.1'|< ('lllll|li Aiiiiiiil' AriMi;i KtMiiiia lilMlirill lliddiiilii'M lioliiiii* Uriiiwit"fl'; HriKiklyii Urdolilyli limmii ll"l|"«' Cmiip" t^''^'" I'lllfO An HKBOtt ft HAMZinrS OBOANfl. A. XOHUIR. Affent, Ban Franolsoo. CALIFORNIA. IllITCIIEUS. 447 KdllHl'l'. l*"-''' Slniiiiiliii"'^ Ciiriii'iiliT Thii|iI.', K. 1'. ^• |ti Ik A ZdlniT iKIviiiV: Keen lloll.W. i Kmiiiili 'olili SihKiyoii ( Oiwii iV ('iir|MMili'i- ji.i'ii, l>. kV t'<>- ' ' ' Itiirlilii'll. I''niiik ('|■|l^illH, liiilliM Miivrr,*!/'"""!;'*' Ciu'iii'iii '!'■ ''•• |!viii).'l"ii iV ('<>• |tiiiliiii, It. SlIllllfH, ('. Wall, 'riioiniiH Di.vdii. .Icwiili Siiuhiir kV I'cri-itT SWKKNKY, U. MciwIlifVrf, A. iV Cii. Ilcllllrl \ I'illlllfrH l)iiiisli(ii;rr iV <'V lliM'dlc Kiifliii, Williiiiii ll^ili'.i^:, .\. \V. WVjIi.II, II. {i. ii.'.M.MKir, (!i:(». w. filirrili'ii \ Siuilli IllllMll'l- iV, Co. I Hurl, 1,. (hit \ (irci'M hiiwii, U'.S. & Co. .Millcl'. 'I'lllllllilH i|!K('Ki;U. .1. Killll'K'. ('Illilll'M llmrk, i;. U. Slli.M S.S, S. Illi«ls;flt. -. llruli, V. iV (,'o. .lacliniii. 'I'. S'hicilu'ia. V. .Miiliciv, 1'. C. Mill, .r. K. A: .S. \y. .Milcliill, A. 11. Kinl, A. ,1. ,miiN,^n\..s. ". It. \ I'.ivsr ZI'KiKM'lSS, CKOIilMC llalli ^c Co. Ili-.\ln', I. ltav,,l. I>. Dak', TlimiuiH Wliisuiaii, llciu'V IlililiiiM, A. Sloiulilo. '['. r.KN(iNA(iKL,,J. & CO. Kalliti'kV Co. Miller, .lofi'ph Sliulls.U. Suii'iiloii it Co. Ilrrri'li, I'ati'iok I'olMiimn it Co. llarriK, S. MilliH, A. !*l'MI|H>liM ('ii|i|i<'iii|iiiliH Co|)|i)'ro|ioliH 'iiillil_V, CoMoiiwchmI ('(Milicrvllli' Coiillci villc Ci't'Kccnt Cily ('iCMI'Cllt Cil'v (^'t'HCeiit Cily DiiiniiHriiH Dowiiicvilli' Kiii'i'kii Kiiii'|iliiy Foi'Ik'hIowii l'"(ii'lpri-lii\vM ForcHt Cily KoHIi'I'h It 11' Kl'l'llrh (illlrli (it'yMci'villc (iiliHoiivilli' (iiliciy (i.M)llV<'lir'H 11.11' llclllllslllll'^' ll<-lllll>-l>lll^' lloi'ril'lown Itowliiiid Kill I lowland I'hit llowlllllll l''llll lll(l<.'|H'llill'lir(' liiiliiinii liiiiii'li • lllllll'HillWII •liiiK'liiiii Cily KnijililH Kcnv 1-ii IVpiT.' La roili' liiifiiyciic Lock I' I on I I. OH .\ii;;i'l('.'* LoH AojtilcK Ma)>iilia iMii^'iilia .Maine I'liiiiic .Miii'i|ii>s.'i .Maililci'villi' iMai'liiii'/, .Ml'.uIow Liikc •MaryHvilli' MmyKvillc Maiyxvillc Jlan>villi- Maiyhvilli' Mciiiloi iiio .Mi'i'idian .Millcl'HVillr .Mi.s.-ion ,'>aii>loM' .Mission San .Iom' .Moliclinnnc Hill >. Howard, T. Carprtilur, L. K. Di'iiii, L. Kcriialil &- lli'ity I'oi'lilinan iV lliii. h'inck, Ki't'd. Wliito &. I'IiIki' Oai'diiu'i', KhmI. \'o«t, l>. Kink, Cliai'lou Hall iV Kini'iiioi'o Kill),', lli'iiiy iV Co. I<('idi){. (iroi'^i: .Mail Doly.Oco. \V. Uoyri'oft, Slcpliun l>in«wall,'r. 'Iilioii, J. (/. A. I'aik.'f, K. YV. lloMinka, H. Y'iiini it < >i'olo Lcai'li, .S. II. .\iiiisti'oiil)Y&: IIWO. LriTLKKIl';i,l»,.I()ll\ M Ml NN «i HANKS /iiiiincr tt I.iix i:iy,I). Diiliois, KMhIiii Kialinni it Co. Marnliall, .Yndi'cw YYintorlinider, T. Ciiinc, .laiiR'H 'I'liyloi', .lolm S. ^ (ioodidi: it Kdiin S.MITII.N. O. lli'atly, YY'. V. Sian (Jairi'clit, L. it Co. Sharp it Kerr .YinnionH it Dniiraii (lillllOIIK, (i. 'I'. Hard, K. it Co. Cowan it Tail h'lipe, O C. Dos, H. Klein, II. C. I'lijTHley, K. YY'«dtlenj{, John YlrSlieaii, Chrihtmaii, T. Stratton, K. Carriiii'hael, A. (ierlaoh it Raab Tinkliani, II. YY'aifeiier, J. A. Oro Kino Orovilh! I'achci'o I'ea Y'ino IN'iMluiiia J'etaliniiit I'eialniiiii I'elalnnia I'elalnnia I'elalniim l>iely Hill I'inole I'leiiwint Y'lilley I'orl YVino Port YVine iiloKe .Sail iloHu Sim .loKe San iloso San .loKo San .1080 S.I II Jofc San Leandro San It'at'ael Saiilii Clara .Sinta Clara .Santa Crii/. .Santa Ropii Santa IvoKii Scolis Itar Searcviiie iiaa Conntv, .Sebartopol Shasta Silver < 'reek Silveyville .Siielliliir Ronierville Soiioinii Soiioiau .Sonorii Soiiora Sonora ' Soiiorn Spanish Kaneli .St. Helena St Helena St. Loni» Stoekton Stoekton Stockton I liBI Si ■ '\ eOo. A. ROVLAN ft Oo.t Ban Franoisoo, reoeive Ifew £ooks b7 every Steamer. t 1 III I.. hi ( i ■ ■ 1 w mi ITi1Hii)l'^' '■•a If I'H l-li'''li < mm f NORTH AMSBIOA T.IFH lIUBVnhHtCE OO. The beat oompanr in the United Btatei. 448 PACIFIC COAST 11U8INEHH DIKKCTORY. WOKHNKIt. J. KiiK-rpon, K. A. Lord, Wui'iicr iV Co. I'liyton it. WilliiiiiiH UUe tt ColliliK I'eek.OM'.ii' l>. (!oiiv(t(in, (Iccii'Uf An(li'r lluniinet, <). W. HerHliev, 1). N. OriliHli,'!':. rkakm;. w. A * CO. Iliiidlt'.v, II. KlMllU'llv, C. W. Millfr &. Itro. SiiiiiiuiiiiH, K. ('. SWAN, MlMiKli Jt HKO Him-ktiiii Stmwiirrry Viilivy MiiKiir I'in'i' HiiiHiin Ciiy Siiimin City Tuylorvillc TiiiilMictiii) ToiimlfH ToiimlcH L'kiiih • Vm-Hvilki Vllllc.ii> Vllllvlii Vull.go ViBuli.i Wiilniu Crci'k WiiHliiii^toii WiitHoiivilli' VVulMoiivillf Wftivrrvillo Witiilnor Uiillc Cimiiiy, YiuiktT Hill Yrt'kii Yreku Cabinet Makers. [Sen alao Fiiniitiirc] I'lilnicr, J. W. SiiiiiiHDiiH, Adiim Driruiiil, iloH'iili Anlior, A. II llililer. Cliiii'li'« Tiillle, W. II. (iiiu|ii)liN Tcliiiina Coiiiity, ColtonwixKl Downiuvillc K 1 1 re It a |{(-al. A. Urown, .lami'H KOIH.NSON iVIUtO. Siifv, .1. SWiFT, .lOSEI'H (Hteadv llnrcliara. Eli S. i.'liil.k William Palmer, .lolin K. Si ion;;, I). Travis.!. I). WIIITINO, S. L. Howe, Ira Caipfulcr, E. Metcalf, O. F. MvriikiV \V.'Ht PoweiH, W. W. Itinonx & Urummond Kiddle, .1. \V. Stewart, Alexander Miirckii Forc'^l Mill Foil ,1 ., Half .Moon ||„v lluviU llowlaiiil Mil KniKlit'H Liiiiiiiii^. Kiiiglit'H Laiiiliri;.' Loi'lii't'iinl LoH An«(.|(., Liiyiilli.ii .MiiriiKwi Miirkli'cvilh' iMarvKvilli. Mannviilc adv. dept. .Miin>villi- Meadow Ijik,. .Milli'i'idii Mokeliiiuiii' Hill lo Coiinlv, Xi'Wlinvii North lli'.iiirli IHciiiii • tlcMiia t llMI'l.'ll < >llli'i;;l OrcK'lll llnlhi I'orl \V,i(.- I'orl Will, ItcMl lllllll liio Vi>l;i Saci'iinii'iiiii SjlllKllI SlU'llilii; Sidcklini SliukliJii StdiildU pLpiiKe-di) Sillier Crirk Tliotiipwia « Kilt TriiiiiJuil VJKllliH Vitiilii Vinilliii Viijrliliii Weavei villi- Yivkj Yii-ka Yrckii Yi.-k:i Yirka Yi-ckii Yivkii Carpets. (See alw) Drv (toods.] COIIN, A. Si. CO. (xee adv.'dept. paK'e.><.') Downieville I Morris & Nathan (JiUi'S Vnlliv Newman, .1. & C. (iniss Viilicv [ COHEN, W. &. CO. (we adv. dept. piij,'.' 71) ,Miirv..C. MniiHclK.liiiiicH Al.liHN. *'. ('. (H«o ndv. dcpt Kiiiiiriiiiinii, Kriiiik ({iii'iIdii, Li'wiH >|i'|)(ini NOKTIIKV, V. S. (hcoikIv. i lliiiiiui, Sil.iB P. Wiiiilliiiiii, Jdliii llrniiily, h. Ii(il)iiiw)ii, Ilcmy Kiilciiiitrick, Hciiiiiiniii !•'. ItiiiiilH, ('• Oliver, Ot'Oi'Ki- W. WiilHdii, \Villi;iiu ('rcKli>w, 11. IjUIVoii, I'iiiiI KckcT , v. Kiiniici-, '.Villiam Srnilli, W.O. Itr.iwii, M. II. Wiil.oit.C. II. Mill.T, K. M. ciii'ivdiiiot, .riiiiii Hciiiiiiiii, z. II. KeniliK, l>. Mill.T, C. K. Sinilli, K. Itiirrcll, A. W. Iliiii', l[. I(. I!KYANT,.I<>1IN (' HTLKIUV IIKNMlJUIv KNAAK &. COSTON Miirxliiill, .loliii .MIIIlm', .lolin Kcli'liuin, K. D. Siiiijjcr, W. .1. I>UAI'KI{, N. .lllColllIK, .1. K. .McCliiitixk,.!. U. I'oiiiior, .1. SV. lii'»«ei,'iiii', A. IIhII, W.S. A|)|)i'rH()ii, ,1. K. Duvi-niioil iV, (>.\tol)y AiiilrewH, .ItiMiitlimi ' \<,-\Untl. K. \y. (1(»IXK1{,.J(HIN NVI, ,1. T. llailciiiH'k, A. TiickiT. I'rcHlon Hill iV FK(ii; w. licelic, Alviirailo N. Ktllv.Jolin II CAlil/roN, WILLIAM IJ. Miiiinul,<}. W. Clutter. SuiiMicI I'iml, .Iiu'ol) .MoDonell,.!. U. t'lilver. J. A. ComiiddKliiirK ll<-ltlllKllllly lleiililxliiii'i; ll('iil\'illiiuii .MASON, ,1. A. (Hce adv. dcpt. piip- 11) McOowaii, I'. I'ike iV Voniiif Uciidv iV .McKarliii Itippon iV Hill SCHLrcKLllIKI!, Wll.I.I \M Tod,|,.l. A. LO(i.si)(»N', MA It'll N lliixkcll ,V I'orter \Viln).x\- ('Imirliill O.iliiioli, .laiiiex SMVTH, IIKXRV I'mIiiici', II. II. MilU, 10. T, .ViiicK iV Crowtlicr Kincli. ,S(i|(jnioii .lllllK'H, T. Vestel, l{. K. Wilkiiicoii, I'etcr .Allen, Henrv .M;ltlleWH, A. F. .Smith, .J. L. .Minliclil, ilolin Winter. .Sniiiiiel Red Itlllir Rock Cr<'e!< KMckville Rolinerville RoMoville .liinctioii Sacriiniento SaciHIIieiilr. Hacranieiiid Hacranieiili) .Sncriiliiei.to KHcranicnio Sacranieiilo Sacraineiitii Sai'rninenlii .Siicriiinentd Sacraineiilo Siicriiinentd .S^icraiiientd Snernnienld i Siicriiiiieiilo .SMeiHiiielitd ■Sun lieriiaidiiid San .loM' Sun .loHc I Sim Leiindro , .San Loren/.o | San Miguel , .San Riiiiidii .Santa Chira .Siintu Cliira | Stiiitii Crn/ I Siiiita ('ill/. ! Santa Crn/. I .Santa Rona Santa RoHit Santa Rohii ' Sawyer'H Itar Niipa Count V, SeliiiKtopul WOODKl'FF, K. C. Sdiioin;i Cdiinty, .Sehiintdpdl C'aipeliter, M. ' Silveyville Klillst, .lesHC Liili'.o. I'. KIdlidfjc, (iedrje Ciihlerwddd, ,M, Leaineii, H. liaekiiian, Conrad Italliird, A. I). Hafiier, Williiiiii Iliiliner.C. .Idiies, William .MILLKU, WM P. Stodder. Iv Silveyville .SiielliiiK Soipiej St. Helena St. Helena Slockldii .Stocktdii Stockton Stockton .StoeUtdii dept. paj-'c '!'.') Sidcktdii Stockton S'l'OWKLL,.T()IIN(r.ee:idv dept. p;i^'ortl) Stockton lUAIXOR, .lAMKS .St. Dennis, .M. TimtinS, FRANCIS lldfselkiiH, N. Itiiiii>;iirten, II. Deveiinev, Roheit K. Ollrieh & .Schiid-Bcl DayiB, \V. M. Kwiiitr, .1. CloKe. 'I'lionms C(dlinH,.).II. RIM, A. O. Devoe &. Perry Kn^liKli, Roliert ROSi;, N. II. VVaiiKainan, .John I.K)w, David Overitliiner, G. .1. KaBHet, Michael Itlooinaiicanip, J. F. Brown, K. V. Kckhnrt, Willinni Hovev William A. pipi<:r,.ioskph dow, henry w. McCulloii){h, Jidin Ydl, SiiiHiiii City Sutler Creek Slitter (Jieek Tayldrville Tehama Tehiiiiia Teleyraph City I'pjicr i.iake Vacaville Valley Ford County, Wa»liiiif,'toii WaBliinfiton ('orner.s WatHoiiville Watsonville Watson ville Watsonville West Unite Woddhiiid WcdiMde ^ivka Yreka Yreka Yrokft Yreka Yuba City Yuba Citv A. BOM AN ft 00. The only ezolosi^e BoOk Store on the Fooiflo Coast. 29 I m 1: ' I ■ I I r,i i:;' 1^)'^ ' ■'"> ? i' ■mn NORTH AMEBICA IiIFfS INSUBANCE C'\ No rentrlotion oa oooupatiou or travel 8 ISO 450 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOHY, Carriage and Wagon Stock. I* Iriiportcr.-'.] *J[l'cK-ci', JiuiiPH & ('(). MnrvMvillc *iIb;i)KNUICl{fi, W. A. & CO. Sucriiuieiito ^WATlCKUOrSK &. LKSTKU (nee adv. (icpt. pii^ro :W) Sacrmneiito "HICIvlXlJOTIIA.M, J. T. Stoclitou , Carriage Painters. : [Sl'I! I'iiiMtors, C():i(^li] I Carriage Trimmers. j [Soe iilso IliiriK'fis ami Sadillorv] ; FISIIKU &. IJUOTIl I'M (»f ! lulv. dopt". i pii)ii) i'-l) Jliirysville CR.VNDAl.L, C. G. (ecc iidv. dopt. p. O'S) Kud liliiir Koliliiiis, N. W. SiRTHtiiriilo SCIIUOTKU, (J. C. ^see adv. depf. p,ij;e DO) Sliii^la Frecuiun, J. K. Slockloii Carvers and Gilders. i [.Sec TiiiiiLTS.J Cement. [Sec also Lime, Etc.] Benicia Ccmeut Cunipanv IJcnccia Chair Makers. [Sif Fiiniiturc.] Charcoal Burners. CUT LEU, CVKUS lioi'.iviilo Chemists. [Sec; also ApiitliecariM.] I COCIIUANE, K. A. (Mi'a. Cigars— Makers. HELM ITH, WILLI A Jl Sriiilii, Walter Jewell,. Kapliael Fiielirt, I'eter Noil.:li, I'eler I'EiriT. I!. II. Wise, Cliailes Cigars— Hetail. Slarysville Marysviile Saeraaieiito Marvsville i Oakliind : riaeervilli: ! Sai'iaiiieiitu I Saetaiiienlo ! Saeraineiitti ■ WatsuiiviUo ! iTliaiitti. [Sec iilbO Hotels; also, LiipioiK; alno, Mi Oenerali ulhu, N'aiieliea, ele.] Aiiliiii'ii Heiiecia C'ain|itoiiville Cliieo C'uliiinl)ia CopperopoliK CrcBceiit (!ity Diamond Spiiiifjs Dutch Flat Dmch Flat Dm ell Flat Kl Dorado County, El Dorado Foleoni W. Folsom (HeorjfctO'vii Dallinan, LihiIb SitiiiiiicrH, ./o.^'pli Do Cray, A\i},'iisi;ub Spiiiifisiead, F. II. Elian & Hrolliers Mover. A. S. Hanson, C. L. Lahkv. M. Franklin, A. &, Co. llevniaii, S. IICDEI'OHL, II. LaBkv, M. Co' n'. S. NEWMAUER, II.&II Slieplierd, H. F Levy, II. & Co. Graes Valley Mrlienmin &. McGillivray Onma Valley Mielaiel, II. (JlrasH Vidley Si'olaii, Eairene f5m»» Valley CHl'r'IKNDEN, ilENKY H. (see adv. dept. page 81) llowland Fliit Crunor, Henry lone (,"ity nnu-'iCL, M. Jackson .Mir 1 /.el, LoiUM Juekson Eiii.'1'l. .Jacob M. L:i Porte COIIN. I. Lo9 Aiiirelos HELLMAN & CO. Lo8.'.,,';ele.s Lew. Simon Lns .Aiii^eks meVeu, c. Los .Aii'uoIm ISni'nH. Johii li. Marvsvilld COHN, (i. (hCft adv. dept. pajfc 77) Mar'vsvillc EDW.\UI)S, ,L\ .MES (see adv. dep . p.OOjMarv.sville LueaH. Cliarle.s F. iMiii-vsvillo MAUCIJSE, :\I. (.V. CO. (sec ad. dep p.7S):MarVsvil|(. NAOLE, EDWAKD J{. .AIarv>ville (Joodmaii, J. Meadow l.uke Ueevex, K. C. Meadow I.iikc Iteiliii),'er. 11. McaM. .lames E. I'laeervill.' S.ieriihienlii 'iKEMElf & NEWJIAl.'K Saeraiiic'iit'i I'^f.'!. Antoi\ SaeiamciiiM FUANKLIN, v. Saer.iiiKM'.lii Oreeiicbanm, A. Siicranieiilii llanenberi,', M. Siieraiiiciiio Levy, Mo.»es, SHcrauiiiito Levy, Kapliael S:u'r;iiiuMilu I'e'er, Manuel Sacraiiii'iiio Kobinpoii, Henry Sacraine'ilo KosenCeld, S. Saeranki;!'! Sjsenviiie, Isaac Saer.iiiirv' WEH., C. Saeanieiiln Koppel, .1. C. & I5ro. San Jiisf S,-i- Selioen, Lew in A: Co. San Ji'st ManiiKHc, ,Iatob M. Sliiislii HAItlCIL H. Sliiiel:! NEWHAIIEK. H. &II. W. Sliin^de Spriii:.'* I'licbiiteh, William Silver Mniinnmi Wieliellianson, ' Silver Jlciiinliiiii Sylvester, A. SiiiKini Foster, H. F. Slm-kun IsaacH. II. .Stockton STUKOEON, W. 8. Sloi'ktciii Waldnuui, S.iniuel Stoi-kUiii Oylo, Herniau Teliinna Hans iV Co. Vallejo FUEV, JOHN ■\'olciMll) llealey, Alexander Weao;rvil!e Oborn'iolile, llenrv WeaviM'villo Dmister, Geo. \\'. Yon lid IJanlz, T. A. Yivkii HAMHEKOER, MAX Yirb PASHUUKG, JOHN (neeadv.c Jpt.p.'Jy) Yickal Civil Engineers. [See SurvcyorB.j Clergymen. Klrh, CliarlcB E. (MctliodiBt Episcopal) Plerpont, James (Preabyterian) Fnlwyler,A. (Meth.) Morgan, C. (CoiiKrcgationaliiit) Campbell, J A. (Metliodiat) Compton, A. J. (PrcHbylcriiin) .Aliiiiicill Alviini* Anthony llmne | Aiili"fli ■ Ari'iila AKta FAOZno INSUB ANOB OO. Office 422 California Bireet, San Franoisoo. MABCHAIiIi & MITTAUEB'S Pianos, Cheapest made. A. KOHIiER, Agent. San Francisco. 451' CALIFORNIA, CLKRGYMEN, Cliase, — . (Episcopal) Beiiicia Moiiie, — • (CoiiKiH«iili()iiuli«l) IJeiiipiii Viliiiiiissii, — . ((,'iitiu)lic) l!eiiiiii \Vo(iilliriilj!0, SylvfHtur, Jr. (IVcsbytciian) IJoiiiriii ; lifiini', I.. VV- " Ik'nicili j ilaiwdiiil, WiHiiim HicUvoll's IJiii' ' Viani's, ''"liii (liiiplist) JJi-onUlvu i PIKKSON, (il':( )K(;K H'rufliytcmn) ItidoMyu j Vrixiniiin, D. (I'lvsliylciiaii) lii-ooklVii ! WcIIk, S. T. (I'rebbyloiiiiiij IJiooklyii Thiiuiicr, T. Cai'lif Creuk ' Klli.i. \V. K. C'lMitc'i vi.le i Kiisli'.v, S. H. Central Iluiiso I Halraii-, 11. ('i-iilral llinihc iTIiwslicr, S. I*. Cfiilnil Uoiikc I .Mycr.", U. V. (Metliodist) C'fiitievillo jilcrti'l. A. K. (Mcthoiiit;!) CiilDiiia I Hunieit, T. S. Coliiwi Uicc, — . (Motlioilist) Crescent (;itv [ IVck, N. K. (MulhodUt) Dutch VU'a 1 Miiiuut', Jcilin CalavuiaH County, Dl Doni'lo I liice, M. (Mi'tlio(liat) Ferndule I ilill, — . |Kpisi-(>|)al) l'"()l»oui j IJ-niv, W. IS. (^lulliodiiil) FoLsoni ! Bin-a'tit, 1). O. Oran.i Islauil iDcwil, .\. W. (iraml bland I AXDKK.SOy, T. 11. It. (M. K. Sonlli) (iras.i Valley '('li»|iia, 1<. 1*. (I'"pi.'di^t ICjiiscopal) (irass Valley j Udiie, .1. P. (('luiH'ian) Crass Valley Suva),'.', M. \V. (Ci)iii;ret(ali(>nalisl) (irass Valley Oiadap, U. II. Ilali' .Aloun liav Seynidur, N. \i. (('onj{re(i!ilii>nali»tJ Kl'v, lieu. K. .S. (I'resliyleiian) ilVck. \V. (.Melliodi.-it) ;,>'., s t anding Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakeport Lakepoi't Lakt^jiori LiiKJeii Linden Lockeford Locket'ord Lower Lake iMarysville JIarygyillc Marysville ■Maiysyille Mendocino Minersville Mission San Jose Monterey Monterey Monntuin Vii^w Napu City Najju (;ity Nupa City Napu Ciiy Nupa City Xeyuilii City Nevada City Noyadii City ijuow, S. Kl Dorado County, Nuwloiy'u j Rom, j. W. (Methodist Episcopal) Ko. Siiii Juan No. iigregationalist) Wicks, J. E (Methodist) Ackerly, C. (Klli^cdpal) HIakeslee. S. V. (Congregii HRAVTON, I. I llvrnes, James (Roman Catholic) D'CRANT, IIENUV (C(aigregationaliat) Hamilton, L. (l'resl>vteriunl i HARMON, S .S. (iVesbylerian) i Hodgson, F. I), (.tlelln. list) KelloL'i;, Martin, (Congiewilionaliat) j KIXC, .V If 'II ALL (Roman Catholic) I LVNDE, M. A. (Presbyterian) I McCluie. David I Presbyterian) [ Mooar, tieoige ((longregation.ilist) [ Sessions, .lobn (I'resbyterian) : Taylor, Ceoige 11. (Episcopal) ; Taylor, T. E. (Presbyterian) j Waiswortli, Edward 1$. (Presbyterian) j WILLEY, SAMUEL H. (iordon. W. L. (Methodist) Avery, II. R. (I 'esbyteriau) 1 Ildpps, J. IS. (R.ii'tistl I lirier, J. W. (Iml. .Metaodist) I Jeiiks, (i. II. (Episeopai, I Lipi)itt, E. >S. (.Methodist) { McLaH'erlv, H. S. (Baptist) I Pond, Widi.im C. (Congrcgationaliat) I Siannons, J. C. (Methodist) ! Largan, J. (Catholic) I Madila.N, J. li. (.Methodist) j Motcher, W. C. P'esbyterian) Pearce, C. C. (lOpiscop'al) ! Si pes, J. I'. itiiggs, M. C. (Methodist) I Colter, .1. S. (Uotiian Catholic) j Dwiaell, I. E. (Con^trcgationalisl) I Hnlibard. James, (.African .Methodist; iMcDoiiald, J. S. (Presbyterian) I .McCialh, .M. (Roman Catholic) Millei, E. K. Stamper, William (Hebrew) ('omapla. •lohn (tiles, J. Henry (Baptist) Kenny, I). (Ronain Ciitholic) .Messenger, II II (Episcopal) Taiisey, ,Iohn (.Methodist) Wylie, J. S. (I'resbyterian) San Juan OaklamI Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland OaUlaiKJ (hikland Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland Oakland •Jakland Oakland Olema Paclieco I'aeheco Pelalnma I'etulnmu rctaliima Petalaina I'etahuna I'etalMniH I'lacerville I'lacerville I'lacerville I'lacerville (^nincy Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento .Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacianiento San Buenaventura San Jose Kan Jose Sun Jose Sail Jose San J ose .Vlexaiider, James .M. (Presbyterian) San Leaialre Sastre, I'etcr S.iu Luis Obispo Diiraii, R. iM. (Catholic) Sun L>iis Rey (iiUiert, Harvey (Baptist) Sai. Rafael Villa, James ' Santa Barbara Accolli, iM. (Roman Catholic) Santa Clara Baker, (1. R. (.Alethodist) Santa Clara HANXISTER. E. (Methodiiit) .Santu Chua Bland, Adam (.Methodist) Santa Clara Careihia, Joseph (Uonian Citholic) Santa Clara Cataldo, ,J. (Roman Catholic) Santa t'laia Ha/.en, William (Methodist) Santa (Mara Jones, Aildiaon (Baptist) Santu Clara Muraschi, A. (Roman Catlndic) Santa Clar.i .MASXATI, A. (Homan Catholic) Santa Clara MEX(JARINI, (i. (Roman (.'atholie) Santa Clara .Morrow, William (i\leth(>dist) Sant.v Clara Natini, 10. M. (Roman Catholic) Santa Clara Neri, J. (Roman (Jutholic) Santa Clara I'relalo, V. (Roman Ca'lu.lic) Santa Clara Ratl'o, P. (Roman Catholic) Santa Clara Sharp, John (Methodist) Santa Cluru Siiiex, T. H. (MethodiKt) Santa ('lata Sullivan, V, (Roinaii Catholic) Santa Clara Truverso, S. (Roman Catholic) iiita Clara Tuthill, David (Methodist) .^•aiila Clam Vursi, A. (Roman Catholic) Santa Claiu Veyret, V. (Uoinnn Catholic) Santa Chiiu Webber, L. P. (PreHbytcriHH) Santa Clara Young, E. (Uouiun Cii'tholie) 8anta Claru CuBuuovii, A. 1). (Roiiiun Catholic) Santu 'Jini! Freur, Walter (Congregational) Suuiu Cniii ■ 11. 1 !l il M .lit: t !' U M A. B03CAN & Go.> Baa Fraaolsgo. Wlioleaale and Betail Ooalors in Booka. o o .3 o n a GO NORTH AMBBIOA ZjIFB INSTTBANCB OO. Folioies guaranteed by State ot New York 452 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Hnzen, Edward A. (Sfethodist) Loop, ('Imrlos (Episcopal) Hott, Jonmiiu Frazior, 'IIiipiiims (Prpuliyterinn) Hiilbpi-t, Williimi (Mptliodist) Kin>r, C". iHaplict,) McCorklc, Jolin 1'. (Campbellite) McClnv, Jolm I^eC'riiiff, Holiert Fold, K. (!. (Metliodist) HaloH, li. (Metliodist) (Jiiivoi', Wowi'll (MetliodiHt) Hmiimoiiil, ij. I{. (O. S. Presbyterian Heud(m, A. P. (Melhodift) Santa Cm/, Saiitn Crnz Santa Inez, Santa Kosa Santa Hoxa Santa liona Santa KoKa Saratoga Scott'H Hiir Silver Mountain Silveyvilli! Silveyville Silveyville SilvevviiiL Clothing— Wholesale Jobbers. COHEN, O. Dntcli Kh.t WUUZIUIUO & 1J1U)S. Dntth Flul 1I0CHSTAJ)'1"EU & ItKO. (sec adv. dept, pa.i{e 7-1) Marysville Popert, N. 1). & Co. ^ Marysviiic IJrown, U. T. & Co. ' ' , Su'raiiiL'iitd KalliHiier, E. !>. Stoikton Clothing— Manufacturers. ELKUS, LEWIS Saerniiiemo Clothing— Retail Mu?H'linan, Alexander (United Hrciliren) Silveyville Head, "W 111. E. (.Metliodist Episcopal) Silveyville .Stiiai'f, D. S. (.Meitioiliot Ei.i^copiil) Silveyville Hnslinell, I>. E. (PieBliyteiiiin) Sonoma Cornwall, A. . I. (Picxliyti'iian) Sonoinii Criiwfoid, C. II. (Pie.ilivterian) Sonoma CrXXINfillAM, W. \V. (Pl•esb^tol•ian) .Sonoma (JilK'K]iie, K. J. (Prertl)v'eri,Hii) ISniitli, W. N. (.Metliodist) !?nclianan, P. (1. (Consfiei^ationiil) heiiii, I). (Metliodiht Kiiscopal) I)ierkinf;, diaries (.Metliodist Lpiscopii Ilendrickuni, C. 1{. (Haptist) Skinner. J. A. (Presbyterian) Fiiffeii, Tlionias (Ivoiiiiin Catliolic) Chillis, <)eoif,'c Anderson, lames lleaiiinont.E. Homier, .1. I>. Horroiifflis, J. \. nroiiddiis, .1. L. Hryaiit, AV. S. Deaiiii, (i. E. Edwards, P. Kisli.I. (! lover, M. W. Iliicklev, DeWi.tC. ha/eL, iikn.son Hockadav, J. W. Wanl,.l."M. Willa it, William Salteifield, .lolin Anderson, \. P. (Metliodist Fisher, (). (MetliodiKt) I.iatinier, H. A. (Methodist) liueky, W.T. (M.'llio:list) Uobii'ison, .r. 1!. (Methodist) Snmmous, ,J. C. Tuvlor, I. (iMetliodist) Winters, W. M. (.Methodist* Haynes, P. L. (.Methodist) Klink, N. I». (Presbyterian) I ewis, P. (Uoman Catholic) Kaibairn, A. Priddy, W. ». (Methodist) Adams, •!. (liomim (^itholicl Co(d, P Y. (Methodist) llniitin(it,'Hst, ,1. X. (('liristian) Diistone, William McCnllocli, Kobert (Presbvleriiiii) McDongall, .\. C. (Metliodist Episcopal) Sonoma St. Helena Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton .Stockton Tomalcs Trinilv Cenirt' ' Ukiah Ukiali Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Ukiah Uppc" Lake \"acaville Vacaville Vacaville Vacaville Vacaville Vaciiville Vacaville Vacaville Vnllejo Valleio Vallejo Valley Ford \ olciino Wiitsonville Watsonville Wiitsonville Watsonville Weaveiville Weaverville West Butte Windsor Windsor Woodland Woodland Wyandotte Yrcka Yrcka Cloaks and Mantillas. tiers.] (see adv. [.See also Milliiiers.] COHEN, WILLIAM Jt to dept. paKe7l) WALSH & AL!OXELL, A. Klias & Hro. (ieenover, Via. H. .Morris & Uro. Cohen, (i. Eisner, 1). Dmkel, O. Koliii Al Lobiier Levi, .1. Levy, A. Levy, I). Lew, .loel Levy,S. & II. l>avi) (iUAXT, P.\TI{I( Iv Ilirsdifeliler, Emanuel Latreille, B. Williams, .Jeremiali Lonis, S. Sl Bro. COHEN, O. Liikam)!, .1. H. Wur/biiiy, L. &. Bros. llaineH, A. \'.\ liliine, Xiithiin Fl BUUT& HEAD Alexander, A. Ilynian, .1. Lewinsoliii, .S &, Co. Ilynian, U. iV. Itros. Prescott Bros, .lacobg, S. Slimier, L. Sclinabel, F. A. Cobn, J. Sc Bros. (lad, It. OILMAN, J. P. (ioldbci'K, P. Nathan &; Ilotfman Sanders, J. Sanders, S. Cobn, E. & Co. Hawkins, ('(i|ipcri>|i(i|i- Coullcrvillr Cresccnl ('ii\ Diamond S|l^illl.'^ Diamond .Siiriiii;' adv. dept. Dowiiicvillc Dov.iiic'viili' I)ov>. nil \illl' Dowvievilii- ■> ll "'Luvillf !>i-v!e'.vn ') 'U V:iu ;nv '.'. r'!!U I-.i'y'iPi Dorado County, h' '» Dorado CouiitV, Ei i if ■ Fidiil.MK- Fdlwiiii Fii|.i:i Culiiniliia ('(ipiK-'I'dlullis (!()|)|icni|«'li- ('(mllcrvillr uiiDiiil Siiriiii.'!' j iiiiiioiul Siiriii);^ d Si Downii'villf Downii'villr 1 )o\\ nil \ illf l»')\VMicvilk' '.. ■..i.avillf my, i\' "•»'■■ ;'■ IV, i':i )■■• "1" ■ l-"iili!li-7.i»:' Knlsiiin Kolwiiii Kori'st Hill K(ifi>l Hill (icOigCldWll (ieiirncliiwn (iiild If 'Ml' OrHHH Valley ()riii*H Viillcy (IriiKs Valli'v « AiiKeli'a i'()hiMkv &, (tdodwiii I.oa AtiKulert I Sclilcij'iiiff'-''"' Iw'l'^ I-iw AiiLreli'H FKAN'IvIj, L. MaripoKii Kraft, S. .Miiri|i(wii SlIAINKKLt) & AKliKNDT Miiripo.-a Hriiwu, 1'. it Hro. Miirvrtville {'olien, Win. vV Co. MiiryBville l'i'Iiii. Simon & Hro. Miirysville IIOCIISTADTKR &. 1U{(». (see adv (K'pt. piitje 71) Joseph A. & Co. Keser, L. &. Co. Uf\i. lionin j'.MTKN & t;0. I'npcrt, \. 1). &. Co. Wac'liH, A. N. .\le.\an(k'r, S. Ciililsinilli, A &. Hro. Miller & Co. Weliriiii; & Co. Witkdwskv. II. ZKl!(!.\,SrKPHKN Sliawl. M. .Miel, .M. Oleiii.in &, Morriti Lcwitz, .1. Daniel Wiioil, .M. .Mmiliaiii, P. Kiieillaiulcr, il. Miihelsijii, Siinmel kwe, ('. Isnielskv,.!. Mri)(il:TT& CO. , Weiulaiidrr, A. Iliiiiiier HroH. IH.\S, S. &. CO. ISIiipinan, C. J. liloik iV Knrth Matriiiri', 'riiimias \i'i!ti. 'I'lioniati lirnialieriier S. A: Co. ('I,.Vl;K,.l(»ilX .M. DzerKdWukv, Nrwniiii tidliisteiii, \. &. Hro, i Marks. II. & Co. HiMver, .M. ' UiTiiliiird it Co. liiMiielier;.', A. & H. .Sellia;;, ,)olin llauilier;;!'!', S. Kiaiuin (ieor^e ''' riiiain Louis i.-;i.>. 11. Mi;.\('ii.\ji, H. Mii'imia vV .lewell IVl.it, C. H. lil(.M.U{l)S(>N. L. H. & Co. SillieiMiaii, I*. &:, Co. M.VSDN, M. (K.'e :i(lv. dpt. p. HI) [ lliowiiHteiu, <>. &: Hro. Li'venwilm At (iallaud !). Calaveras Hroaihei-fier, H. (loldstein, Henry Iwiae & Hro. Levy & Hro. Slilenin«er. M. Wise Hrothers ' » Haldwin.A. Iwiaen, .Joseph Isaacs, li \- Hro. KCIil'II. .LVCOH .Marks, M. .lacoljH, .Simon &. Co. (iiinipert, K. Hiowiistein, (ieorfro Frankenlieiiuer. H. iV .\. (iliAY & HICKMAN lIKMvMAN, L. M, Kallisher, E. D. Kohiian, li. Murks &. Co. McdoMe it Davis OWENS, MooiiEit corn Mamper, M. iV. 1. liann it Newman \V(UHhiii';,'. L. Snow Hros. Soldato, K. I). .All .iijiton & Co. Kahiau, M. Scliiiliiner, L. Nve, H, it Son Haleli, .lanics li, Kaisky, I. iV Co. McCain, .lames S. it Co. Williams, .M. iV Co. Morris, t'oleman Heehlur it Schwarz Wuffironner, N. V. HAITlMiTON.W I). HEIitJCIiKX it CONKOV HANDY, H. H. it CO. KINO, K. .r. LAC Eli, EMANCEL Uo»i;nourt;, L. iSt Co. Coal. [See also IntrodiK'ory Smnmnry.] SELHY it CO. (see adv. dept. pas,'!' 70) Marvsville CADl'C, PHILIP Siciaaiento Cuoli, Thomas II. .Sacramento (JIHHS & HOLMES (see ad. dcp. p.lH! Sacramento llnllt'elder, P Sacramento VAN WINKLE, I. S. &, CO. Saciameiito KOOAIiTY it CO. (see adv. dept p. (i!») .Stockton SELHY it CO. (see adv. dept. page '."•) Stockton Coffee and Spice Mills. Din'ilv, N. Sacr.itnento HEISCII, GEO. C. .Sii.ramento Kien/.liergei, L. Saeruniento Sacraaieiito Sacramento Sacramento SaerauKaito Sacramento Sacruinento Sicrameiito S:ierameiito Sacrimeiito Siicrainenlo .Saeraniento SaciMmeiito Sacramento SacrameiU,; Saeraniento County, .San Andreas San .lose San .lose San .loBj San .lose San .lost! San ,Iose Santa Cru/ Shasta b'lasta Shingle Springs Silver .Mianilain Snelling Sonora Stockton Stockton .Stockton Stockton Stockton Slosktuii Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton .Sutler Creek Todd's Valley yallejo Vallejo Visalia Volcano Washiiis»liiii Watsoiiville Weaverville Weaveiville Weaverville Weaverville West Point You Hot Yon Het Vreka Yreka Y'reka Yreka Yrtdiii Yreka Nevada Countv Wi il lilli ; 11 ii!' ! <'1i A. BOMAN A Co., San Franoiaoo. Oeneral Agents for Subscription Books. NOBTH AMEBICA IiIFB INSTTBANCE CO. For valuable infonnatlon turn to page lei. 464 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIKEOTORY. CO S (D I CO I 3 u & O O i 03 O Q Collar Makers. [Se<' iilso, Harness and Siiddlery.] Armstroiijf, Thos. Sacramento Gilleu, W. Sacramento Colleges. [Sec also Acadetiiii's.] COLLKOK OV CMAVOWSW Oaldaiid PACIFIC KKMAI.K COLLKOI'; Oakland FKMALK COLLKCSIATK INSTITUTE S.Clara (Sec adv. di'pt. pa,!,'n 10) SAXTA CLAUA COI>LK. &• Co. Penton CLAKK, TKUMAN S. C.dnsa Dwyer, J. W. Eareka Kinlliall. .lolin Knreka Perry, .lamcH A. Kanaka Snvffer & Koliliins Enreka Mnniliv iV Wall Fort Jones AMilOKTSON, JOSEPH HoaldsliarK Uriect, Peter IIealdt*l)ar({ Mead, James A. Healdsl)nrg SIMS, !{. L. llealdHharg Pettin).'ill, J. E. Marklecville (;orv, .JaaicH H. MarvRville SWAIN, W. C. (see adv. dept. page 7C) Marysville LA PKIIJE, WILLIAM Mavlield LANOTKY & STONEU Meadow Lake .Mlicrlson, 11. ,]. Mendocino Millikeii, 1). H. Mendocino (Jarpenter, E/.ra Napa (Mty Kinipp, H. II. Napa City Robinson, Ueeby Napa (Jit'y Hrowii, Fred. ' Noyo River Fletcher, W. Oaie)fa Hhickhnrn, (;luiH. Petalnma MATTHEWS, E. M. Petalnnui TONOLLA, AUCil'ST Petalnnui SMITH. S.D. Sucmmeuto Tarton & Knox Sacramento Hotliwell, T. P. San Jose Hovd, John -' San Rafael Labrndo, Franeieeo Snnta Biirbara Marshall, S. ■ Starr, E. T. O'Urien, Jiimes Warren, I. U. Pearce & Hall WHITE, A. L. Crane &. Drake Colvin. J. A. West, Samnel I. Santa Hai'liarn Sinitu Clnrii ' SiiLirlsvillu St. II,.1,.„„ SaMin City Snisiin ("ily Siisinvilfc Windsor Wiiiilsiii Fry, IJrnre LoVell, David Miller, Jacob Oclisner & Laanoner Conveyancers. [See NotarieH Pablic.) Coopers. Clipp<;r Mills! Orovillr Rolincrville, Sacniiueiito ; Copper Companies. [Sec Introductory .Sinnnuiry.] Coppersmiths. [See Plumbers ; ak^o, .Stoves and Tinware. Cordage. [See Hardware.] Country Stores. [Sec .Merchants, General] Crockery and Glassware. [' lni|)orters.j llanak, S. Culfax COITLEK & nUOWN Kolsom ll-;iiaU, S. Fciliiiiiii .lobnsiai iV Co. Oras.'* Vallov Jt)IINSC»N,OLK Omss Vallo'v LOVD, THO.MAS Grass Vallcv NVELLKR, C. Jacksun Eiigel, Moses M. La I'mlo Holiiiisdii, Ainiis I.a I'diti' MEYER, SA.MIEL Los Aajxekn Marnani, .Ion. is S. MaivsvilK' Elder, T. H. Mai'vsvillc MrCUATII, JERE.MIAII (seeadv. dept. " pa^e (>lt) .AlaiTHvillo * ROSS, E. C. iV CO. (see adv. dcpt. page 7(1) Murv.sville * SCHWARTZ, CHARLES (see adv. dept. pajre 70) Marysvillo PL.VTT, CONRAD Mokeliimnc Hill CAIIEN, S. A^CO. NapaCilv HOYD, A. P. (see ailv. dcpt. pa-c .SO) tMoviil.' Sar,uent & liarnes I'etaliiin.i Symonds it llaskiiis IVtalniiiJ (leraaim, Louis „ I'lai'civilli' Clark, Stephen D. Red Itliill * DENNERY, ALPHONSE & CO. (see adv. dept. pii^e Id) Sacramelilo * DENNERY, HERNARD (see adv. depl. puKcH) .Saciaiiionio Van liensen, (!. K. .SaiiMincnto .SCHRODER, MORGAN ,Saii .)"m Lertora, Pi'ti'r Sliiiklmi * WEHSTER PROS, (eoe adv. dept. p. 30) Stockton, Cutlery. [See Hardware.] Dentiets. Holmes, S. Myers, J.N. Fiirrin«ton, S. YATES, L. G. Morse, J. S. Picket, 8. H. Parsons, M. W. Ooodricii, Charles Aiil'iirii Auliiirii Cullnhan's Kinuli Ceiilicvilli' (,'liico Coliiiiiliiii Ciilniriliia Dowiiicville The Directory of the FAOIFIO la oomposed of the beat buaineaa men of California. A. EOHLEB, San Franoiaoo, Agent for Chiokering & Son's Pianos. C A L I F U I A DISTILLEUS — DliUQS, 455 Wilson. M. W. Hiutoii, Dr. Slirewsbiirv, N. SMITH &SIIIKLD8 Pavis & Upliam FELF>KliS, K. Harriti, S. M. VVilcv, J. N. Thrasher, \V. T. Chihli", ThoiiiiiB IJ. I'clers, J. A. Stuart, II. M. Freiu'li, L. W. Crawt'iinl, ,T. S. FKAXKLIN, DeWITTC. HAKKIl-feTIIOMl'SON S.VITII. J. H. M. IlHIlllllOIld, ('. It. .>(lt'\viirt, H. .M. IIACKKTT, F. M. C'hiipniHii. A. Kent, Williiiin Mnllin, W. Slt'ilin/JT. It. W. IjftViut', Alfred llurliii^miiie, I). C. LOVlvJOY, A. V. Lovcjoy, (i. K. Cliiyton, M. F. Cilynn, Ira De'nistcr, Or. HiakiK-v, T. .1. (,'ahl(r,'A W. U)VK,I()Y & tll'HAM r.irk, V. A. I'icraoii, II. II. ShielilM, F. M. Thomas, W. H. TIIO.MI'SON, .1. P. Klein, Noriiiaii .Mciiefee, J. .1. Sj)ii\v, v. II. Kiiiffslinry, VV. H. Werner, Williiini Xiirse, U. II. I'arnonH, ('. V. •V\ilSiiVK,W. IX V.nmvn, T. Meneilcz, J. Henderson, 11. W. Miirwin, 1*. J. Morrill, O. E. 1 Lee, Dr. i Snriiii,', (i. S. illAI-SKY, I. S. O'llaiii, Williiiin 'Swiiin, II. I». (lATKS, OSCAU.I. i Tripp, K. (.>. j IIKAUN, F. (}. (sec lulv. dopt Diltel) Flat ICureku Kiirehii Foretit Hill GrnpB Valley Grass Valley GrtiHS Valley Ilealdslmrtr llornitoa Ilowluiid Flat lone City Jackson L:i I'orte LoH Aiifjelesi LoK Anfjflt'S Alarysvillc Maryxville Meadow Lake MoUeliiinnc Hill Napa City Nevada ('ity Nevada (.'ity North San Jnaii North Still .Inan Oakland (tiovillo IVtnlnnia Petalninii Placerville Phieerville Qiiiney Sacranieiito Saiianiento JSaernmento Sacramento Sacra niunto Sacniniento S.icramcnto ■Sacraniento San Jose San Jose San Jone Santa Clara Santa (.'laia iSaiiln Vvw. Santii Crnz Santa Koaa Soiiora Sonora Stockton Stockton Sniann City Tavlorville ■ Ukiah Volcano VVatsonvillo Watsonville Weiiverville Wooilside pajje 60) Yreka Dio Siukers. Andrews, J. N. Sacrnmento Distillers. [See also Tnrpeutine Mannl'actnrors.] Phelpj & Van Gordon Davidson & Co. liroiler, ()»\vald llait, II. T. Miller, L. E. Kiiok, Martin Dunn, W. Owin, 8. U. Uohinson, J. A. COOPER, GEORGE Camandio Etna Mills Mormon Island Mormon Island Itattlesnake Mar Redwood (!ity SiielliiiK Snellin^ SnellinK Vole County, Wafhliif^ton Doors, Sashes, and Blinds. [* Srannl'actureis] [See also Ijuinher Dealers.] ' Hntlerfleld, Geor^re Chico * IIALLET & LOY (sen adv. dept.p.iKcOl) Chico * MAXSON, -WAKNEK & CO. (see adv. il'ipt. p. 1)1) Chieo * Hooker &. Co. Diamond Splines * A U B RE Y & 1 1 A UR IXGTO N ( see adv. dept. pau'e 7->) Marvsville * SPRINGER, JASOX MarVsville ' SWAIN, WILLIAM C. (see adv. dept. pa«e 7(i) Marvsville * UNION LUMBER CO. (see adv. dept Maryxville Nevndi (,'ily Oroville El Domdo Co., Pleasant Viilley Sacr.'iiiiento * STILES, W. C. * Hoc, Allied E. * Iloojter, Henry * .Vines, Henry * Scliinillcr. (;. Sacraniento * FROMENT, E. (see adv. dept. p. 13) San Jose Adams, .loseph Stockton * Fellows, Joseph S. Yreka Drain Pipe- [See Potteries.] Dressmakers. [See also Millinen).] Ileney, C II. Mrs. Enrekn liwin, A. Mrs. Oakland VVillianiH, Eliiiinv Oakland Lovelt,, O. II. Mrs. Fetiihiina Knott, E. D. Mrs. Sin Jose Smith E. <". Miss San Jose JOSEPHS A. (;. MRS. Stockton Drugs and Medicines. [See also Apothecaries ; al.io Merchants, General.] IIOCKMAX, RICHARD Angels Camp (JARNHAM, HENRY Antioch Powen, 0. C. Anata Parry, J. Areata Weh'her, Mack Anhnrn fI(Mies, J. W. lieiiicia Washlinrn, P. Ty. Brown's X'allev BAR'I'OX, FRANK A. (S(-e adv. dept. pau'e 111)) NOtlNAN, JERRY C. nOC.LE, J. A. Howlev, M. (}. Traiihii^'an. N. R. D. & (X Parsons, JI. \V. Woods, J. Hop CIBIEL, FREDERICK Kellv vV Galliland Cody, N. T. Hn^hes, .lames ('hapnian, ('. P. COCHRANE, RICHARD A. (see adv. dept. page S;.') Bailev, S. S. STRONG, D. W. Waller, E. L. WE{'K. F. A. BURT& HEAD Bnrnhnin, .1. il. (LARK, WILLIAM Jf. Smith, A. A. PARKHURST, R. CUNNINGHAM, P. W. IIUBER, D. Wurdner, S, Harris, S. M. LOUTZENHEISER, WM SMITH it ROSS TYRRELL, G.(.. Chico CIdco Chinese (^lmp Colfax Colfax Cje So) La I'ortu Kose, Fri'd. Landia I'lniia DiiMniH, W. C. Lincfdn JUNGK, ADOLl'lI Los AukiIch Wollwelicr, Tlit'odore Lo« Aiis.'i'lei< OL'IIJKH.SON, S. 1". Lowor L.iku Cook & SauiiielM MaripoHii Kllv, (i. W. MaiiiioMa UliiVk, !■;. n. Marklfeville Lawronce, Georf^e A. Martinez CHITTLK & COL'LT (nee adv. dipt. pajfe (iti) MniVHville IVAX&. FLIXT[Becadv. dcpt.p. 77) Miii-ynville dept. 1 cov HOKS(;H. JOHN (seuiidv llorniuiLr, iv, .laineti FI{AN('IIKIU;& lil TLKK Sanlord, I). P. Taniev, 1{. M.DKIiMOTT, AWrilUU CAKOTIIKK.S.J. II. Mavnard. F. T. Suldelle it lluie Towne, S. 1). Garrett, .1. K. Van VdoHiies, li. J. iV Co. While. U. .MASOX, II. & CO. I»UAI)WAY,.K»Si;i'll li. (seeadv jy.ifii' IK!.) ColliM.-i, lliirrv COO.MHS&MeOorX Menill, S. S. Klv * ISiiller HOWAIAX, il. Crane, S. S. Dolierty, .lanieH (•ale8, iliiKtin & liroH. Kirk, llenrv C. Kllid< & .Miirtl'eld MeDonald. K. II. iV POLIIEMl'S, .J.L. Sweelland. It. U. WAIT. GEOIUJES MarynviMe AIary.". 0.ikland (iUAXT. I'ATIMCK Downieville Hirshlierff, Sanniel Oakland lliiwlil'elilei', Kiiiaimcl Dowaieville Letter, ,1. iV Co. Oakland i,()iiiK. S. & l!i(). Drvlown Keinaeli & Co. Oakland ADLKKA IIUDKPOIIJ. Dnt.h Klat Itrondieruer, S. & Co. Oroville (■(»iii:n, <}. Dntch Flat CLAHK.JOHX M. Oroville \\l\l'/AiVlUi,L. I!K()S. Dntih Klat Krieslilien. Daniel N. Oroville lliiiiu'M, .A. Kl Dorado C oinitv, Kl Doi'ado (toldstein, A. & llro. Oroville lihim', Nathan V.\ Donulo Couuty, Kl Doiado .M:'rks, H. & Co. Oroville IUliT& HEAD Fiddletown ileialiard iV Co. retahnaii Alexander, A. KiiUoiii iJoldslein, Henry rc^talnnni I.'viimn. ,1. FoIkoim IIASKKLL, U. retaliunii U'\y, iMorris Folnom IleinelierK, A. & B. I'etaliuiui U'wiiiMilru, !S. &, Co. Kolsom Sarjjeat it Uarnes X - IVlalumu ilynian, l{. & llros. VoreHl Hill Sellinir, .Kdiii I'etaltinm rffsiult, HroH. ForeHt Hill Miewster «.t farklinrst I'laeervillo .liicolis, S. (ieoifjelown Cliiilmers, (leorge riaeerville lilLMAX,.!. V. Grans Valley Haas, A. Placerville Israeli IlirHclil'eia Oiai*« Valley Louis, H. Placcrvillc .Murrin &. Nalliaii (iruKM Valley MKACHAM,1J. riaeerville Xewnmn, .1. iV C. (iiapM Valley reltit,C. It. Placerville .'^aiiiiii'l, \V. iV llroM. (iians Valley lirownstein, (1. &■ llio. Red HInH' \\\U)\\, S. 1). iV Co. Grasn Valjey L(•vell^(llln & Calland Reil Hlnir licvcntliall, D. iV Co. Horiiilos lio^ealier},', .faeol) 11. Red niutt' Sc'liaiidi-ld iV Sinioii HornitoN '.\^;ate, ANilliam Sacramento Ciiliii. K. &. Co. Ilowlaad Klat Deuel, (!ritlitlisi.V. Co. Sacrana'nlo ('ii|in', v.. llowland Klat ( ialli^^an, .lolui & Co. Sacramento Ihiwkiiis. (!. Iowa Hill (iilman, C. 11. Sacramento li(wiili<'ri.', .M. Iowa Hill (ireealiauin &. Rotlifeld Sacramento 1,,'vv & iiro. .Jafk.s(ai ll.ill.ti. C. Sacramento Miiifs, M. A. Mi8. Jaeknon *Hamliurf,'er, li. &. Co. Saciamento Siiliiiicls, .loscpli •I.iekxiin KOIIX \- lilJO. .Sacramento l.,vi, A. M. &. Co. .Jamestown 'Lipnian S. A: Co. .Sacramento Culm, KIkeii La I'cMie 'OCOXXKLL, liYAX it VO. Sacramento .I:in)lw, Wolf La I'oite Peyser, .A. ^^ Co. Sacramento .loscitli it- IJii^tMilxM'i; La I'orle i;o..) Miirysville Keeb, K. Sonora Mi'iniiii.'ei iV (ioldaatii Marysville Kiordan, 1). K. .Sonora I'.vni'N \ CO. Marysville Kilzwoller, S. Sonora SllAKUSl'KIX, JULIUS (bee adv. dept. lH;LDlXp, W. .T. Stockton WA ,SII & ALLKX Jlarysville Hiownslein, (ieori/e Stockton Marysville "tHJAY \ HICKMAX Stockton .Mi'.xaiidei', S. Meadow Lake .Melone kV Davia Stockton Il'ililr-iiiitli, A. &. IJro. Meadow Lake I'eltis, W. 11. Stockton Wi'liiin); &. Co. Meadow Lake Holland, A. Stockton •Slmwl, M. AIic'lii^:an Itlnll' STOCKWKLL & MOSKLY Stockton .VIuiHH, 1{. Mukeltnnne Hill Vincent, (ieoriiu Stockton Davidnoa, M. Jlukelnmne Hill Itaini & Newnuiu Sutler Creek ;Alimliani, IV Moore's Flat. WorslauXi L. Todd's Valley ; Friedlaadei', II. MnrphyH Hreslaner, H. Vallejo Valle)0 Michelwni, Suiimel Marpliya RoloH', .Joliu iWiiclskv, .J. Napa City Snow HroH. Vallejo MllXikTT & CO. Napa City Soldato, F. D. Vailejo Visuhu Wtinliiader, A. Napa Ciiy Arrinifton & Co. ■a a o a o o o o" o o t'lr 1 A. BOMAN & Co., 8m Frznoisoo, reooive New Books by every Steamer. 03 The Policies of the NOBTH AlOBIOA IiIVSl INS. CO. are Indiaputable flrom date or ur, 458 PACIFIC COAST BUSINKSS DIRECTORY. Nc'iidu ('i)uiitv, Volomio Volciiiio WiiHliiiiKlim WcHVcrvilli' WtMivt'i'villc Weavcivillf Yon n.'t You Hct Virkii Yroliu ). 118) Vicka Yrc'kii Yreka FnWini, M. HANKOKI), S. KoHininHkv, S. KarHky, V. &. Co. MoCain, .laiiicH S. &. Co. WilliaaiH, M. & Co. Hecliler it Scliwiir/, : Waifuoiiiici', N. V. UAiTKI.'TON, W. n. llJKHn(iUr,N&C()M{()Y : HANDY. U U. & CO. (hcc adv. dopt. | 1 KIN(}, V. .1. (sec iiilv. (Icpt. pa!,'o itS) ' KoBcnberg, |j. iV Co. j Eartheru Ware. ' [See I'ol lories.] I Engineers, Civil. ] [Seo Saiveyoic] ! Engine Builders. [.'«eo also Koaiidiii'ii.l LUTIIElt & or.lX (pco adv. dopt. pai,'<.'81) Pownioville rUl'sCOTT Sc SCHKiniCL (see adv. ; dcpt. \v.\fii: I')-.') Ularvsvillo LOCIIKU, T. (HIT adv. dcpt. paKf ^S) On.villi" , UONNKU »V .MCKKXZIK, {wee adv. dept. i pa^'o lit) San Jofi' KEEP, in-AKE & CO. (s.o adv. dcpt. page ;)()) Andrews, J. X. Engravers. Expresses. Stockton Sacramento f.Soo also McialianlH Korwardinp] IlAMIiKI! iV CO. Conti-,1 (Wta Counfv, AInmed.i WIlEEI.i;i! >V Sl'KTSOX (xec adv. dept, Alameda (hcc udv. Urooklyn EolnoiM Half Moon Kay dopt. p. cv) San .lore page II) WEII.STKIJ & ( VDWKLL dcpl. p:i',c I.')) KlHItE. CI, AUK KENXl■;l^^• \ CO. KEXXEDV \-. CO. coc adv. TUL'.MA.N \ CO. Ikker, II. W. \- Co. , Moore At CriMicli WELLS, KAI;. l'et;iliiniu yevada, .Sacramento Nevada, Sacramento (see adv. Co i.st, San FrnnciHco San Jose Express Agents. (W. V. ,^; Co. sliinili I'cr Wills, K.iiro A Co.) SMITH, 'I'. A. (Itamlicr &: Co.) Alameda CORNWALL, (ii;o, A. iliaiiilier & Co.) Alamo Storey. W. H |W. K. \- Co.) Alia Keldljeim iV. Co. (liamlier «.t Co ) Alvarado Joliimon, W. S. (Uamlierit Co.) Alvi«o UARUNER Jk, FLEEllAKT (W. K. vV Co.) » Amador City Langenlicrirer A: Co. (W. F. &. Co.) Aiiiilieiiii Sorioner, .1. C. (W. F. it Co.) .Vngel'H Cump I Aliholt &. Sc.il.s (liamlici' iV Co ) Aniiocli I DEMINO \i\ l{ON (W. F. &-. Co.) Areata j Hubbard it Audrew« (W. F. & Co.) Aiibarn j NEWM.\X, MAIMUCE (W.F. & Co ) Iknr Valley ' Clark Ac Wallerniire fTrniiian iV. ('o.) Relmoiit I SHIRLEY & CO. (W. F. & Co.) Heaicia I Miller & Co. (W. F. iV, Col I5iu' Oak Flat WOOD, W. H. (Tinman & Co.) HloondieW KowHlskv it Vi>. (Tinman it Co.) Hodega WEHSThR & CA DWELL (Hamber & Co.) Hrooklvn Washbarn, P. L. (W. F. &. Co.) Hrown's Valley (JKIFFITII, A. (W. V. it, Co.) Caebeville Denny &. l5roH. (W. F. & Co.) Callnlian'H Ruuch I Marcv, .Joseph (W. F. \: (Jo.) Caaiaiiclic SYMlC. E. R. (W. F. & Co.) Canipo Sco HUOWN, .L 1*. (W. F. iV Co.) Campionvllji. Homberg, M. &. Co. (H;imberit Co.) Cariiniiilali' IJA.MUER iV McLEOD (Hamber & Co.) Ceiilrcvill(. lUDWELL, T. .1. (W. F. & Co.) (hi,.,, Miller & Co. (W.F. iV Co.) Cliinese Cnim Jones. .L (W. F. it Co.) Cifcn M ACVAIS, R. (Hnmber & Co.) Cliivi,,!, Pralt, E. II. (W. F. it Co.) Ciiiipir ,Mill« Prince, 1'. (Trnman it Co.) ClovcrclnW Whitman, J. IL (W. F. it Co.) Cloveidnli. SKn-ev, W. H. (W. F. it Co.) Coll„x MIU'IIELL, PAUL (W. F.& Co.) Colon:,, Da<'gcnel. W. (VV. F. &. Co.) ColiMiil,iii Daw, W. IL (W. F. it Co.) Columlias lloiist Pike, .1. M. (W, F. & Co.) Coppcioholi, (;odv, N. T. (W. F. & Co.) Coidlcivill.. DlliiAX & WALL (W. F. it Co.) Crescent Ciiv Ross, A. .1. (W. F. & Co.) Crystal I'mk COHEN, M. (llmdier it Co.) Dauviilc (;riflilli, M. (i. (W. F. it Co.) Diamond S|iriiii OREAR. .L W. (W. F. & Co) RICHTMYEH, H. F, (W, F. it Co.l DONLON, PETER (Itamlier it Co.) MOORE, MINElt & CO. (W. F. & ( STEEKE. ROHERT (W. F. it Co.) WECK,F. A. (W. F. it Co.) lielshaw. M. W. (W. F. it Co.) Palmer, C.T. H, (W. F.it, Co.) Lewis, A. (W. F. it ("o ) llent/.en, Charles (W. F. it. Vo.) Webster, (i. (i. (W. F iV Co.) Italchelder, A. .1. (W. F. it Co.) Olson, .lacob (W F. it, Co.) II V ATT, A. A. (W.F. it Co.) Crilchlield, (). W. (Trnmin & Co.) Wiedersheim, II. (W. F. & Co.) Waller Hros. (W. F. & Co.) Roup & Ol'lham (Trnman & Co.) Wangenlicim & Lew (W. F. & Co.) Moore, M. F. (W. F.'& Co.) Wesllield, W. (W. F. it Co.) DORSE Y,S. P. (W. F. & Co.) Fleishman St, Co. (W. F. it Co.) Ilavwaiil, Wm. (I{amher& Co.) CAN AN, W. S. (W. F.it Co.) FEN NO, .J. E. (Trnman & Ci\/ Males, .Saanicl C. (W. F. it, Co ) Wheeler, Samnel (W. F, & Co,) EDWA1M)S, .1, & S. (W. F. & ('..,) CALVIN, SAMCEL N. (W, F. & C ANDKKWS, (i. S. (W F. & Co.) DlXOX, .1. V, (W. F, .^ Co.) Wangenlieini & Rosenbeig (W. F. & Co.) .(cmiy I-iiiii PALMER & ALLEN (W. F. & Co ) Knitrlil's Kinv RAVELEY, S. W. (W. F.& Co.) Kniglil's l.amliiii Rowell, L. F. (V,'. F, & Co.) La IVili' SHREVE, H. (Hamber & Co.) Lala.MlIf WINCHE.STER, L. D. (Tinman it Co.) Lakc|iwi PAL.MEU & W00LSI;Y (W. F. & Co ) LaiK-lia I'liiiia Dnden. C. W, (W. F. & Co.) Lntii.lif Ziiifenbein, .John |W. F. & Co,) Umvln TOHER.MAN, .1. R. (W, F. & Co.) Los ,\nj.'eKs MILLER, O. S, (W. F. & Co) Maniiosi | .lOHNSTON, W. .1. (W. F. & Co.) Maiklccvillf Svvaia, C. C. (W. F. & Co.) .Miiilin.; HACOX, E. .1. (W. F. it. C;o,) Mioysviilt PAUL, WILLIAM (W. F. & Co.) Jhivlirl FIELD, CI. (Truman & Co.) .Miivlit-IJ Moore, Miner & Co. {W. F. & Co.) Meadow LiiktJ Hrown, E. (W. F. & Co.) .Mcncli.iimi, (;older, L. (Trnman & C^o.) Alenlo 1'.'" De Lamuter, (J. H. V. (W. F. & C") Jlicliiu'iin Harj Keep Oallfornia Capital la California. Insure in the PACIFIC. Dowmcvillc Divlowii Uuhliii .) Dulch Flat' VA lionul,, Karekii FidilKlowii Folrtdlll ForllCrloWM Fovcsl Cih Foiv^l lliil FoiiU'i V |!;ir Freiiili CoiTiil (ii.'ori;(lowii (ieynrviil., (ievriervillp (iifisoavillf (iilrciv (iilm'v Ciol'l llmi (ioodyearV l):ir Crass Viilli'V Orecnwo,,. llavwiMPil HcaUWiUW He.ihWimi: Il0l'll)ll'< llowhiiid Hal lone ('i:v Iowa Hill .lai'liMiii raaicstowii date of Is:-, ^ KOHZiSB, San Franolsoo, imports ForelKn and Aiherioan Instruments for Sands. CALIFORNIA EXPUESS AGENTS — FLaUISTS 459 TYMCU. K. (W.V.fcCo.) MicliiL'mi nliiir fUJKIKWSKN, (iKOUOK (W. V. Si V,> \ Millnlmi iliirii'. !>. I'-' (Hiiiiilicr & Cii.) MilpiliiH KIIK.MAX & ISACll.MAN (llimilior & ('o.) MiHHidii Sun il'ipo MOSKS.W. F. (W. !•'.& Co.) I.ililc, Miltdii (\V, V. & Co.) Ilcecrort, .loliii T. (\V. V. & Co Co.) Ilcecrort, .loliii T. (\V. V. & Co.) ijiiihvif; HroH. (Umnlior & Co.) liiiwlcv, Willi. Mil ('Piiiiimn & Co.) I'AI-Al'IIK, i:. (\V. V.k ("o.) Liiimliii, .1. F (\V. F. & Co.) rOWKN, A 1). (W. F. & Co.) Hicc. I) A (W. F. & Co.) DOIiMN. (i. I». (W. F. & Co.) I1AI«'I»Y, \V. n. (Itiiiiilicifc Co) Sli'Wiiit. On ill (W. F. Si Co.) SlMl'SOX, A. (i. (\V. F. & Co.) Hiiroii, S. (Ilunilicr & Co.) HOOK, K. & CO (\V. F. & Co) Dciiiv, A. n. ( riiiiiiiiii & Co ) IIKNI.'Y, AN'DKKW (\V. F. & TKACY/r. F. (W. F. & Co) iMilliT..!. II. (\V. F. & Co.) iLY(»N. I). II. (\V. F. & Co.) ' KO(;(i, U. T. (rniiiimi & Co.) KO.V,(i. \V. (\V. F. & <'o ) ,SI;i(k. A. li. (\V. F. & Co., (•|..\1{K.(! (!. (\V. F. Si Co.) iWIMTI.OCK.C. M (W. K. St :k.\tz, .m.(\v. f. & Co.) 1 Kiui-rv, T. C. Criiiiimn k Co.) jKKi:!), FM-IOlT(\V. F. & Co) ■ Milliner, Tli<)iiiiis(\V. F. S- (",>.) .><\vci'ii_v. .1. W. ( I'liiiiiiiii (c Co ) , |)i' l/iiulri'Hsc, II. C. (ItaiiiliiT & Co.) San Lp.iniln ' .Sliiiiimi. .1. I... (liiiiiliiT & Co.) San Loitmi/.o , .MlklJAY, AI.FXANDKK (W. F. & Co.) San LuIh Obispo Sun Maico Sail Aliiii'o Sun I'alilo .S:ui t^iii'iilin •San Kiifai'l Saiilii Itarliaia Simla Claiii Simla Clara Simla Ciir/. Saiitii Cm/, •MiikL'liiiiiiii! Hill iMonlficy iMoniion l! Co.) Sonoma I KKXFIELI), I). Al. (\V. F. & Co.) Soiiora I Slockiiiaii, 1). K. (YV, F. \- Co.) Siiisnn Ciiv Wiltiiaiin, W. T. ( W. F. & ( H.) Sutler Creek ! Diiiiiials & YIeniier (YY'. F. & Co.) Swcelland C.ALL.YNI) & 1»I{C. fYY'. F & Co ) Tehama Fisher, (}. S. (\Y'. F. & Co ) Teleirraph Cilv MaoAllis & Oordoii (\V. F. & Co.) TiiiilMieloo MiiDie, .Miniir & Co (YV. F. &. Co.) Todd's Y'alley Wijfhtnmii & (;o.(Truniiui & Co.) TomaleH Kiider & Allen (YV. F. & Co.) Trinitv Ceiiire ISAAC, .r. & Co. (YV. F. & Co.) " Ukiah WILSON, lYlASON (YV. F. & Co.) Viicuviilo COIIKN & LEVY (YY-. F. & Co.) YVilsini, K. .L(\V. F. & Co.) .lOUDAX, YVILLIA.M A. (Hmnbor St.Miben, YV. N. (YV. F. & Co.) Ilimtbrd, Levi {W. F. & Co.) SEAIJS, .) Itoiilf, Charles M. (W. F. & Co.) Freemiiii & limber (YV. F. iV Co ) YVadswirlli, K. (YV. F. & Co.) Fancy Goods, importers and jobbers. .MAKCCSK. M. »V CO. (see adv. depl. Vidlecito Y'ldlejo & Co.) Valhjo'H Mills Y'isidia Y'o\viiiiville ISOKi;, JOHN A. Dutdi Flu Siiiilli, A. Mrs. Folsom Liisk, Annie Ylrs. (Ic iruelown .lACKS. KOHKUT dibsoiiville Towiise'id, C. C. Ciiirs Y'alley ^Vhile, .,. Mrs. llorniuis « lil'i'TLXDEX, IIF.XUY It. Ilowland Flat Coll,;, E. & Co. llowhind Flat Meiili el, Louis .lackson r,iii.'el, .liieob M. La I'orle YVilEELEU &. THOMAS (see adv (Icpt. dent. depl. piiu'e 1^1) YVAOXEK, HEXKY iseo adv. pilL'U 7-1) WEIL &. lUCRNIIEIM (vce mlv I'uge "IJ Ooodnian, J. l!eilin;;('r, H. IIAKKIS, S. Ilernande/., U. S. SCHOEXFELI), S. I), (see udv. d pajro !)l) Hlaekleaeh, F. .Mrs. DALE, KlCIIAUl) (ireenebiinni, A. .Menke, Anton I'ascpiier, M. .YIaii:is.S) I'ASIIHL'UO, JOHN (seu adv. dept. p. OD) Peed. '(Soe Iluy and Grain.] Fish, Curers of. Lawson, Honry La Porto Marvsville Marysvillc Meadow Lake Meadow Lake I'liieerville riueerville ept. Rod Willi' Sicraniento Sacranientu Siioranic'iito Sacra ineiito Saeramento Shasta Silver Miaiiitain Stoeklon Stockton Stockton Stockton Visalhi Yieku Y'rcka Uio 'N'iBta Florists. Prevost, L. San Jose ■ I iiji- .i>%'< P ;V m'*" |l^ir A. TLOVUlN & Co., San Franolsoo. Fhotograph Albums, Fine Qift Books, etc Insure your life in the NOBTH AMERICA LIFB INBUBAMOB OO. d o id 00 O n a ^ 460 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRKCTORY. Flour Dealers. JSi'u iiIho OriHt MillH.] DuvidHoii, W. M. Ktim MHIh ■liiliiiii, N. I>. Kiiiii MIIIh ('AMl'Hi;i-L, A. W. OiUKH Viill.y Wi'Ht, K. I{. (ila^!^ Viillcy SiiiiiiiiilH it Co. Lower l,:iki) HAHU, L. II. (Hfomlv.ilciit. |):i(.'i!(l(i) MurvHvilio IJOCKIIIS, CIIAS. a. vlllu "COIIN. a. (m-c ailv. dcpl. p. 77) M.irVhVill.. KDWAKhS, .IAS. (nee adv. depl. p. (V.t) MaiyHvilk. p.iiie (17) I'KRKINS, OEO. paffe mil llaiiHoii iV Co. Moll! iV Ik'ilrick Satninifiito Ciirndl,.!. II &. Co. SMcriinicnlo K.XRL, 1». \V. Saciaiiieiilo .MrCiivuv. C. iV II. Samiiiieiito Ri:i>l>lS'(il'(».\ & WILLIAMS Siumiii.iilo Reed, L. !•'. Sacranu'iilo Sniiili, II. (i. SafniiiR'iilo WIdliirv &: Co. Sai'iaim-nto I'KISTlCR & CO. (see adv. dcpt. p. II) San .lose ('.irroli. .1. II. vV Co. .Sliin;;le Spiiiijis I'KTKRS, .J. I>. (see adv. dept. paye 111) Stockton Force and Lift Pumps. [See i'nnipt'.J Forwarding Agents. [Sue .Meriliants Forwardinj;.] Foundries, Iron. DKMAKKST, I). 1>. Allaville Vouiiii' kV \ViIcn.\ Hear Valley I'aeilir .Mail S, Co. lie' ici;i Woi.Hler iV Co. Coullorville DOWNIKVILLK FOKXDKV, Lutlier & (MIm (^ee adv. dept. paiie 81) Dowiiieville Dawhoii, .laines Kureka LAKKNAN, J. Al. (irans Valluy Tiivliir. M.C. (iiiiHs ValleV MAUVSVILI.K I'orNDRV. rre«<)lt& Silieidil (s< I- adv. deiit. pa^^e li:.'| MaryHville IIIU'OII & TilO.M Xevii.laCily I'aeilie Novellv Iron Works OaUlainl LOCIIKR, TllKOl'IIILCS (iron and IlraHH) (.see adv. dept. p.ige 8Hj Oroville Ilalcli & Co. I'etnlnnia Xa«li, I. II. I'lacerville (iOSS & LAMHARI) Sueranienio WillianiK, Ileillinai iV <'o. Saeraniento HOXXKU & .MiKKNZIK (we adv. dept. page i:t) San Jose Martini W. II. Santa Crn/. ULOhK l"()l N DRY, Keep, RIake &, Co. (Kee ailv. pane :tl)) Stockton KULLIC.N, .1. «,• Co. Salter Creek TliJBKIS KRAXCIS, (wee adv. dept. iiaae Hi) Sutter Creek SHEPARl), IIIXSDALK T. Yrekn Freight Agents. [Sec MerelmntB, Forwarding'.] Fruits. WOODRIJI'F & iMcNUiyiY ^nnnnerx, .lohcph llanxa, C. L. Speek, .1. Weiidel. Eiij.ih Gulliit, V. Antiorli lienieia Crescent City Haywood Horse town Jm"""t«wii Randolph, TlioinaM . Marvxvilk' *SMITII, THOMAS A. :»lar\>.villi. ReevcH, 1{. C. Jleadow l.idii- ICveiHon, A. .MendmiiKi .Selir.ipp, Jacoli Meiiiliiiiiiii CHAPMAN & RRKiUS Xevada City (Jreen, .lonepli Oalilnid Reiley, I'atrick Oikluiid llertola, A. I'acliecd KliHcv, .laiiu'H II. Pelalini,:! STACICY, II. Pelidiinia Kee!iH AiiK<'lrrt Miirynvilli! MiiiVHvillc iMiiryHvilli Spiiiivlc.VVilliiim |l(.niii'll,.I.T. AhrciiH, II. Siniiil, (I. I>. Jliirniv, Williiim ,l()llN'SON,(>I'K I'oiir, Williilii «'. WnlilcrAt lliillci'k KXAAK At COSTON (Cliiiil» Alilioit, Williiiiii Alll'll, .IllllU'H IMOKIiV iV WdODWOinil DAliNKTT, IIKNUV Koili, Inirlor iV Co. Mi'lliT.Willimn UOIIU, .JOHN & CO. (sec adv. dcpt. |>. ii.'>) AfiipyHvillp Siiwvcr, Will. If. .Mcilti'liiiiii'ic Hill IANDKS, DAVID Moi.ii'H Kliit OlIiKS, .lA.MIvS Niip;! City .lolinHon, il. K. Xeviiilii City Irwin, Williiini II. Oiikliinil ilirclii'y, llt'iiiy M. Oioville jliilii'iK'k, M. 1). I'ctnliiinii Tiillli-. It. V. IN-tiiliiinu Miiii.l,., \V. L. I'laciTvillc Mll-I-KH, KK'ANK (.-oo iiilv. dcpt. [.. Dl) Ked llliill' ltHl':rN'l':i{, .I. & CO. (nco adv. de'jit. p. .|l) SarniiiKMilii Cuniplitdl, .liiliii SaciaiiiL'iito lliiHRcdKii'i) iV Wilrtoii S;icrmii(Mit<) 1I01'LY,.I(>SKI'1I SicraliiMitn ()iiin, doliii SarniiiK'Mtd \iin llciiKi'ii, <). K. Siiciainciito (icinihviii & Co. Sail tlnsc .lAtiKli.CIIAULKS A. Slitwii Ilnrdi'ii, C. Sdiioia Itividi'iiliai'li, iIciHcpli Sl(iclal\litn°d I'etaliinia Sacniinento San Jose Stockton Yrekn Glue. [See Paints and Oils.] Gold Dust Dealers. [See also ABHiiyeif.] ; lilDKOUT &. CD. Camptonville ' (irilHth, M. O. Dinniond Springs ' LAMPING, P. A. & CO. (see adv. dept. I p. 81) Downicvillc Gopher Traps. PIIKFiPS, l>. X. (sec adv. dcpt. p. IC) San Lcuiidro Gi'ain Dealers. (See Pioducc.l Granite Quarriers. Folsom (Jniiiilc Coinpimy Folsom Grist Mills. |Sce Introilin'toi'y Siiimiiiiry lor lir-t of .Mills, with tlic location, cost, capacity, oci iipiim's naiiie, etc., of each.] Grocers— Wholesale. I ' llliporlel's,] IMDWKIJ.. T. .1. (sec adv. dcpl. p. H'.)| Cliieo srVDA.M \ .IONICS (sec adv. dcpl. p. Sil) Cliioo Wood &■, CII.M'.MAN Inrc adv.depl. p. !lll)Cliico KlilSKliT & CO. Collax AUNSIKIN. I,. Dutch Flat mi{CKIIAi;n;i{, F. Dnldi Fiat MAKKW.O.S. Diilcli Flat HUADI.KY \ Si;VMOI|{ Fidsoni COHLFNI'Z, .lOSFlMI Folsom C.\|{|-OCK, A. IJ. isee adv. di pi. p. '.17) Fort, Jones DKiliKKS, II. J. (H.(. iidv. dcpi. p. !IT| Fort Jones CAMI'UKM. iV SIdDD.MiD Oi ass Valley CI.AUKK, C. K & ('(». (iiass Vallev FORI). .MAUTIN (iniss VallcV SAI-AM.\N, AllNAIIAM (irass Vallev (ilNOCCIIIO iV CO. . Jaeksoii Kl'HC/YN.C. II. " Jackson I.KVINSKV HH<)S. Jackeon SAXoriNKTTI, H. & CO. Jackson Oordon. T. it Co. La Porte KIKHSAM &. ADAMS Latrohe NKWMAUK, II. iV VO. Los An«eles UAim, L. II. (see adv. dept. p. tie,) Marysville nOON.CCMMINS & CO. (see adv. dcpt. p. (i;!) ^larysville KLLIS, W. T. .Marvsville KLWKLL, D. A. & CO. (see adv. dept. p. 1)7) JIary.sville FISCIIKK & HOFSTI-riTKU (see adv. dcpt. p. (H) .Marvsville FOULK, OKOKOF A. &. CO. (see adv. dcpt. I). t)H) Marvsville KNIOUT &, CKiNOCX (see adv. dept. p. (!()) Jliirysville Piinlv, A. Marvsville WALKKB, .MOOUE & CO. (see iidv. dent. ' p. t)8) Niarvsville WHITNEY, E. W. & CO. (see adv. dept. ' p. til) iMiirysville WILLIAMSON, JAMES (see adv. dept. p. 67) Marvsville HAKEIi & 5IARTIX Nevada City HL(JCH, JOSKPH (see ndv. dept. p. H)i) Oroville CLAHK, JOHN M. (see adv. dept. p. Sti) Oroville PEUKINS, OEO. C. (see adv. dcpt. p. 8ti) Oroville OUIFFIN &, TCKNUULL Placurville B (X S S :!ill i t r :; II •H A. BOMAN ft Co., San Franoiaoo. Bohool Books,. Juvenile and Toy Books, Qames, et0 tis'i- m m ^9 1 ■ <,i m NORTH AMURIOA LIFE INSUKANOB CO., Polloiea guoranteea by State of Now York. 462 PACIFIC COAST BU8INK8S DIRKCTORY • LANDKCKKH, L. I'liicotvillo Morotenr, A. Omsii Vidl«v UICIIAI.DSON, li. n. i.!;v, (iKouai'; w. (»co udv. do|)(. EnK<'l. MoHfH M. La Pnii,. 1). :»-; COX& .i<>xi:s SaiTMiiiciito doiiloii.T. it (Ni. La I'uilc Sacranii'iito I'ATroN, ROllERTT. Lil I'ullu Liiidlcy, Hull cV lioliiiuin Sacranjciito WHEELER it THOMAS (see a. V. dept. MidiiiiM iV ( 1. Kairaiiinhlo piWeHI) La l'"ilc MILLIICIX r.iio.s. SmraiiuMito I'ulaier, R. W. liaiii'lia Plana 6 HIISII. ('.('. \- CO. («•(! miv. dciit. p %) SluiHla RoKO, Fred. Lunclia I'laa.i S STKVKXSON, l:. .V, CO. SluiHla RlEllSA.M it ADAMS Lalr.ilji' o JONK.S .V IIIAVI.KTI' (ace adv. d .■pt. p. Lvniloii,.!. W. Lcxia«ii]ii s ^Mt) Slocklon Itiillo, Aiitonia Lort Aiindij £ II AN Si; I; tV WALLNER Sloikloii C.VMl'HELL, T. I'. LoH Allficlcn w llOUCIIi;. K. L. SUicktiiii G.MrnilEK, V.&. CO. liOH .\n^cli> s HOIKSTOX, \V. J. Stockton Ilainmcl. Williiim Lo« AnyclfK u OVVKNS. .MOOIMO it COOIIILL Stockton HARVEY, C. L. it Co. L'lM .Vn^iclcs «> Piiild'r, 1{. It. \- Co. Stockton READ, IIEXRY LoH .VnucliH 1 SllII'J'Ki;, -McKKlC & CO. (Hi!(!ad V. dcpl. .Sclininaclicr, .lolin liOH .\ll«cl(:i< P. '-•:') Stockton Vanow, H. \illi- l)\v_ver, S. Aiil>niii ADAMS it .lOllNS Mcailow Lake "S • Jor'ddii, \l. Aniiiiiii Coldren. W. D. Alcaciow Lake iS M(I)anii-l, \V. Anliai'ii I)iivid«. M. Mcailow l.ikr Slupliciit. T. K. AuImii'u KELLOliO iV CCTLER Mcailiiw Lake C VVILI.MKNT, (i. Aul)in'ii S.MIIH it I'EliKlNS IMeailow I.alii- O BUKT IMIOS. lliil.li I'EXXEXT .IOI!X H. Mcailow Lake o K\VIN(i,.l \.\ii:s Ittniiiia ZEROA, Sl'El'HEN Mcailow Lake d KINSTUV. THOMAS Heiiicia Oililin, Junies Miclii;;an ll.ir (4 llaniimi iV Co. Itilclivilll' Michel , Fraiicih Micliiu'aii llai- "2 Nowfll & Co. Uirchvllk' I'OLIKKA, E. MichiK >M Itlair 3 Cliiver, llciii V RoliiiiiH tiLKASON & VALl'EY Milpilad 43 llaBkcll & lli'illuii Jto'iniiH -SKJIUST, M. Misbiun San .In-i .9 Levy At Kricciliiiidcr liolintiH Ai'ulta, (j). Miiiplivii £ SdliHip, M. it Co. • RoliiiiiH (Jayliaido, C. iMiii|iliy« . Ilclmkc, (liisiavus , Ilrooklvii Carilinet.. A. it ('o. N i|ia Ciiy 5 DitvidKoii, li. Cachevi'llc Doniiullv, Terrenco Napa ('i:.v FUKEMAX, V. S. &.C0. Cacliuvillo ll.ilt, A.'it Co. Napa CiiV Hickcox, .1. &, S. Cliico V.\X HEVER, I'. &.C0. Napa Cil'v I'OIIB, IVllM- Clayton llaci>,'alnpi, W. F. Ncvaila Ciiy c? HutcH, William Coppciopolis I'.AKERit MARTIN Xevaila Ciiy oa l{ettl)eri<, .1. (/'o|ipuropolirt CHAI'MAX iV liRIOtiS Nevada Cily O itulliiis, Hi'ii8(>ii t'oppi'fotioliK ( RAWFORD, LEAVITT &; (.0 Ncvaila I'iiy (lurdoii & l>i<'liiiieon CrcHcent i'My GREGORY &.WA1TE Nevada CM.''' Q Wenger, .1. &i. Co. Crescent I'ity HaiiMai, A. II. & Cu. Nevada CiVv H Hollo, ii. it Co. Downiuville IckiJon &i I'eyran Nevada City g KEYKS.Z. VV. Downieville Keeiiey, GeoVge , Nevada Ciiy Luiiatu &. Co. Dowiiieville L:idenian, .V. Nevada Ciiy n NavaiTcllo, Jl. Dowiiievillf Siintbrd, A. Nevada Cily n nUKCKllALTKR, V. Dutcli Flat .San>;niiiette, U. ., , Nevada City MAKER, OS. Diitvh Flat Seiulle, I*. Nevada Ciiy OLDS. 11. 1'. El Dorado County, El Dorado | Stone, William Nevada City Hrudlov & Seviiioiir FoIhoim vViigner, C. Niiiiliaiii COBLEN'rZ.JOSEI'II FoIboiii REDMOND, R. M. North liraarli Inirci-8ol, K. h. FETT, CHARLES FoIhoiii McDonald, A.J. North Colaaibiu Forest Hill HATFIELD, E.F. No. San Jimii Collin it Cliasu Forest Home Ilaker, Peter Oaklaiiil Mooi'e,J(>lin French Camp HnliHeii, D. Oakland Point, OakliiiiJ ALDRICll, GEO. D. Gold Ran Gliiiar.lelli, D. Oakland BroKmi, I'. J. Grasa Valley Ghiiartlelli. D., Uranch Oaklaml CAMl'lJELL & STODDARD GrauB Valley Jaiii:l) I'hlliipMit Chandh. TIPTOX it P.I U" (:0().MI!SiV Mclii ; llcndciwin, D. &, I! ; llU'crnian, .llin illi;i.l;.MER, J. &( llnldil: HiMliick ('adoitaii, Rnd &, C Cuiiu'iiin, C. I'. iV tj Clark, Patrick I'ollic, M. .M. CiiliKtiiic, II. Cook, l». O. .t Co. f'OXit JOXES l>au«licity it (;o. ' , Devlin, Rohert ; PujHe, G. i KvciM, A. .(JAlf.SKY, L. (nee a Ihllll, (ic(>IJ.'c Ihiitcldlcin, (icor" illalH'V, W. II. " IHN.SCIIE. IIENl Hcillnon, A. it llio. llcinrich, Ch.iiles Hciali, Aiii:ii»t ilh'ppc, Jacoh : Ijyincn, .MofcH . Kiieiiinj;, R. Kuni, Alexander ; Kriizbei-irer, F. I Haas it Co. I McCarniKhan, John , Mclsaiic, John •Mtnkc, C. J. Mior&lianer |M1E1{, FREDERK Nolde, R. ^ RMi &. Smith "ippon, .1. & Co. KOCIION, O. ROSS, THOMAS KiiBsell, p. H. Ij'hl, Oeoixe JVaKiier, Anton WEIL, C. I Wliiiigales, Joseph 'WintcrB, U. Banq, J. A. SLOUA MASON & HAMLIN'S OltOANn. A. KOHLBB. Anent, Ban Franoiiioo. CALIFORNIA. H C K R S . 468 RoIh'IIH. (llM)l«C llliOCII, .lOSKl'ir (wo adv. dcjit. p. HCi) ('|,\KK,.I<>IIN M. (MM' ii.lv. drill. 1). HC) I'KUKINS. OKOHUK C. (Btr adv. tlcjit. iiliL'e Ml') POSS, i'K'I'KU Daliioik, iM. I). (,'iiiii|)lnll it KaiibuukH Colin, 1 II. l»idy iV SroiitV lliilVliiiiHiiii, Uii'liard iV Co, Sc'ljiiiiiifiifni'i Aiiloaio Sniilli, K. SvniDiidH A' IhiHkiiiH \Vliitiicv A' Liiiiioriiaux llniMKi'fc Mrliridc Frazi'i', T. Ili'iiry, A. (■■ ic Co. |,iiiiiriMl«'r, li. Wilco.x A. Uniwn M.\S()\, H. (Hi-c iidv. ilfiit. (1. SI) HUKUICllTKIf, IIKNUY (.-.to adv Iiiiiic !>.')) CAMl'ltKlJ., I.'. II. niUU('II..U»llN K. (HOC adv. di'pf. |mf.'i' !t;l) • I'liilliiiH A. Cliaiidlcr TinoX A l!l WIT COOMIIS A MdiOl'X llciidi iw)ii, l>. A llni. OlVcniiini, .lidin II. A Co. ,.STAM»Ar(ill,VV. K. , Arricliii, .1. ; Itiitclii'i', John .|i('ll,.l(>liii iii:i,L,Mi;u, .r. Aco. Ilnlil A lli'diM'k Ciidoiliin, Ki'id A Co. ('uiiHMdii, C. I'. A Co. Clark, I'alijidt ('olVci', .M. .M. ('(iiisliiic. II. ('(.ok, 1). (>. A Co. COX A. I O.N KS |)iiii;.'a»t I lle|ipi', Jhc.(jI> llyiiicn, Miit^uH ; Kucniiif,', K. Kdiii, Alexaiulor ; Kniztiei'iicr, V. MaaB A Co. McCami^han, Julin Mclsaac, Joint Menkf, V. .). Mier A Itaiier MIEK, FUKUKUICK Noble, U Oiovilli- Oiovilli) Oiovillf I'aclici'i) l>i:talani:i ] I't'laliMiia I'ul.iliiiiri I'claliiiiia I'clnliiiiia I'claliiiiia I'elaliiiiia I'rialiiiiia I'ctalimiH I'lan'rvilic I'laicMvilli- J'laciTvillr I'laiiJivillf I'liicoivillu I'ort Willi! dt'pt. K.'d Hliill' Ut'd llliiir ■IS) Rich A Smith Kippoii,,!. & Co. UUCHON, <). ROSS, THOMAS RiiBsell, 1». n. I'lil, Geor^'e WatJiicr, Autou WEIL, C. Wliingiitts, Joseph I Winters, U. jBanq.J, liod niiiii" Kt'il IlliitV K.'d Itliitl' Ko.l D.'jf liu.l Dou' ' Rc.lwoo.l Ciiy Uc.lwo.i.l rily Sii.'i'iiiii.iit.i Sarniim'iil.i Siii'raiiioMl.i I 8a. raiii.'iilii ■ Siu:riiiii.'iiio I Sa.'iaiiii'iit.i I Sac.nitiK'iil.) Sacraiiit'iitii | Siu'i'iiiiiciito j Siu'iaiiic'iiio i Sacniiiii'iilK ] Sucriiiiu'iit.i i Siiciaiiu'iil.i i Sacraiiiciil" ; Saci'iuin'iilii Siu'riiiiicnt.i ; Sat'i'iiMU'iit" I S.K'i'atiii'iit.i ! .SlUTHIllC'lll.) j SiK'raiiu'iilo I Suciiuiit'iit.i Sll.^lllllM'lllO Slid' \ni. 'lit.) Si; .aiiieiito Sacra iiuMiU) Siiciiuiicnt" Sacraiiiciilo Sacra mem. 1 Siicruiiu'iitd .'■"acniiiieiito SaciaiiH-nlo Sacruiiiuiito SHCIllllK'IltO Sacrament. I Sucraaient.i Sucruiiienio Saciiinioiit.) ^j,' , Sucraineiito Saci'Uiiieiilo Saci'Hnicnio SiicraaieiiMi Saerameiit.) Sucranieiito Saeriiineiito Sacrumento Sucranieiito Cahivcras County San Andreas I'erdew & lli'iilliirr |{oHchiitt(i, 'riic.i.loro ltAliKV,.IOIIN' IIKALV,.I.M. tll'IIHHV, l-'.'I'dllUUIll Clark", S. A. Ciiiiidi'll, O. L. Oiiviii, J. din Dcrcliaiiet, Maitiii Kriiiiit A Wiiruii l,.'iii.>iiio, (liiinlici't A. Co. Liiili.'r A St'liriicder Oiik.'H, TlioiiiiiH Oil.oi'ii,,!. (). I'lllrl.'.), l.-iimc Sapli A Poller Smith, Ki'L'derick Y.iw.'o, (J. Miui.'li, K. .simtim, •lolm lliii'Hoii. Frcd(>rick ^ Mii.\wi'll, .1. (1. SliMii(>, Adam IlI'SII, C. C. A CO. I«ce adv. depl. CIMll'.KT, J. K. (il.lU'l'fll.l, A. Lynch, Dani.d .Mi.'luic'l.'i.m A Litsi li STKVKXSON. K. &C0. K.rviU'l, il. A (.'o. P'^l^'lll'ltV, I). i.n.'n, (",' ( liiim.Mimui, II. liail.liil, (t. MiiiImiii, Jolin (}. Iii.'liiii'.lx, K, K.iili.T, William Scliiill/.. II. C. Siipi'i villi.', I'. TAl!01i,({.T. Wyckoir, Williiiiii .Ahiaiiiaby, M. L. Al.'),'iilte, (Jacliino .Anloni.i, 'A. A Co. Cliato, A. S. <'I!KKCI1, L. L. DOIIU.MANN A S.MALLFIKLU Dnckcr, .loliii A Co. KAXNINC, II. T. IIANSKLA WALLNEIJ Ili'.lf.'cn& llowlaiid lloiichi!, K. L. ll.lllHlOll, W.J. Lii!';le SpiiiiKS SmailHvillt! Sonora Souora Soiiorii Sonora Soaoru S.iiiora Sonora S.moni S.aiiiiu S.nuii'ii Stockton Stockton Sto.'kt.m Stockton .Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton St.ckton Stockton Stockton Stockton St.ickton Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Suisuii City Vallejo Vallcio Vnll4> Vallejo Vallejo ' Viillejo Vallejo Vallcjo Vallejo Volcano Volcano WatBonvillo Watsonvillo Weavervillo Wcaverville White River Wilniington Woodland Yreku s ,t H A. BOMAN * Oo.i San Franoisoo, receive Kow Books br every Steamer. NOBTH AMEBIOA t.ttpdi iNSTTRA.NCrEI OO. The best oompany In the United States. rnioKSBim fl: 464 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Elilerti, Hull!) .1. PfenniiiKer, Herinnn WINCKLKU, ADOri'II Yrekn Yreka Yreka Gunpowder. [* InipoHfix.] Sylvester, H. (JrnsH Valloy Piicilic Powder Mill8(seeiiclv. dept. p. Ixxvii) Oleum HiintiiiLrton & llopkiim Siicraniento *iMiin8i)l, .Merwiii & Co. • SHcniiiieiito CALIKOUNIA POVVDICU MAXUFACTl'KINd CO. (»i'e adv. dept. page exxxvi) Santa Cruz Perkins, \V. L. &. Co. Shiii^lu SpringH Guns, Pistols Etc ! DIOOLKS, H. ,r. GKOUOK, P. (sec ads-, dept. page 80) SCIIOKXKKM), S. D. mCK.MAX, 1.. JI. Gunsmiths. WiiBlibnrn. P. C. Cool ley, T. 1). IJnIler, A. H. (-olliiiH, William Edier, F. A. Voil, J. W. Knoderer, T. Sliafer, lleiiry Stoniier, A. H'u'L'low, Uenjainiii GiOOIUiK, PkTEU (seeadv.dopt.p.HO) M,iry«vill Port JoncH MarvKville Ked IJIulV Stoekton ISraiioli Store Calpi'lla Cliico Crescent (,'ily FoIhomi PorlieHtowii (iiiiK.-* ('alley I..oti AuLteles LoH An.ui'les Murvtvilli- liuiii lu, C. Wootiward, IJ. F. Jalni, Henry Boeker, Frank .T. .Steiger, \V. \. &. Son Ifave, C. Cranieri, O. Doemer, Cliarles .SonriHMeuii, F. Durin, It. .(oinwon, 1{. If. Khodesi. William If. Hac'lie. .J. Marko', S. Altinuer, ("liarlea Spra^ine, /. Biandon, W. H. F. Howard, Jolin A. Woodwoilli, II. Craiu, Joseph Nordlieini, (Jcori.'e .\. Hair Dressers COLLINS, .101 IN Hut/., E. CuHon, .loKepli U. Melnier. OeorKC Leberer, Li)rcn/,o Rose, A. P. Buder, V. Fnmeiseo, P. Koeli, C. Burke, (ieorifo Crawford, J. S. KoliinKon, L. K. W!NKLK1{, JACOB Contnrier, J. IVHer, OeorgeT. Signoret & Co. Monroe, L. A. Se^nv, .losepli Hendercon i. Johnson illair, John MownHon, M. AUUlsr. SAMUEL RAT/, WH.LIAM (nee adv. dept l>«Ke :JI) JlnrphyN Nil pa City ()uklaiid Orovilli' Petiihniiii Sniranieiilo .San JoM' .San .lofe San Jo«e San .liiaii Santa t'rn/. .Santa Cm/, Sonoia Sonoiii .Stockton Stockton ViKiilia WatBinivllle Wiitsonville Wcaverville Vri'ka Alvarado AiigorH Camp Benieia Blooinlield Brooklvii Ceiilreville Chieo Chiiiege (!amp Coliimliia Copperojiolin CopperopolJK ('opperopolJK HeuldHliiir^: JuniCBtown LoH Aiigek'H lios Aii^cleti ^ iMaripoiHi MurtiiiB)! MaryBville Mendocino Mendociio MiHoion Sun Jo. Loweiilield, Willi;\in CadnniH, William H. ADAMS, WILLIAM Cady, H. W. ChriKtoiilier, Nathaniel Clark, E. A. Confer, Benjamin Dor»ey, Henry W. (leoi'ne, C. H. (iEOUC.E, F. S. Hokel, Henry Hycis, Sanuiel B. Krip)), F. Leloy, LoiiIh PomiiuT, Clnirles Radiiiiiker iV Co. Kyaii, Williiim >Scl)mael/,le, Louis Simon, J. Vincent, William A. Winters &, Wifienmn Swearer, F. Calnvor's Waul, W. A. Calaveras Biissone, Joseph Come/., V. Elierle &. Co. .Iiiejjer, (icoiife M, SMITH, WILLIAM A. Wliite, Allied Callus, Peter Wilkowsky, Nathan (iiiliser, Frank Sc!miltsp;in, Phil. Francis, R. C. Sweeney, T. A. WALLACE, JEREMIAH Richards, John ILirilrnan, William I'ook iV Mnsselman Conrad, A. Meade, D. Scliram, Jacob livers, Williiiin Si;.Kel, J. Ames, William A. UEONAU, FL'ANK A. Cohen, I. Harmon, Churlen Fill-steiif'eld, M. HAWKINS, \hite, Henrv IHNLEY, SAMUEL j Brown & Miller Brown William II. Miirphys MnijiirvB Nap:i Ciiv Napa Ciiv Napa Ciiv Niipa Ciiv - OiiklaiMl Oakliin,! 0:lklail.l Oakliiiid P<'liiluii:ii Pcliiluiin Petaliiiii,; IVlaliiiii.i Red niiiir lied lihill Redwood Ciiv Saciaiiiciii,, SiiciMinciiiM 'I .Siicruiiiciii" Saci-amciii,! a Sacraiiiciiio j Siicrtiiiicni" ' S.icniiiiciiiii Sacniimiiln .Sacraiiic'ii|,> .SllCIMlllCllIn Sacniiiifiild SacMirnciil,! Sacriiiiii'iilH .Sacnniii'iiiii Sacriinii'iii.i Siicriiiiuii!,, SacriiiiL'iilH Sacraiiii'iilii .S.icriinu'iii" County San .Vudiv C.Miutv San ,\ii(li-, San.h, San .lu?, San Jc)si- San .liisi' San .low Sin.liisr San.) 11:111 San Itiil'ai'l Santa Claivi Santa Clara .Santa Cni/. Santa Crii/. .Santa Cni/. Santa li"si Shasia Silve,v\illc Soiumi Sniiiirii St. Ilclca.i Slocklmi Slii(kl"ii Snisnii Ciiy .Saisaii Ciiv I'kiiili , • Vacavillf Vallfii Valli'jii Vallrin . , X'iwiliii Walsiiiivillc ^Val80llvilk• ' Hair Workers. Leloy, Louis Sac I'uniciito Hardware. i [* Imporlers.] i [See also Agriciiltural Iinplements: alpo, Mer- chants, (ieiieral.) CLUTE.JOHN H. Alktflwn.v CRAFTS &. CO. Allcxlmiiv FAOIFIO INSUBANGO OO. Ooah Aaiets, $1,113,862.83. PRINCE, B. 1 Gordon, R. HARWOOD, . Ilaiiuk, S. Emory & C'litle Baxter, J. A.& GILBERT, CH dept. page f Hilllioiise, W. I KOHRK}, (JUI COCTLEE & Huiiak, a. iMcDONELL, 1 ALDRICH, 01 Hemiett & Co. LOYD, THO.M STOUT, MENU nnge 81) WELLE l{, C. Enjfel, Moses M. HELLMAN & I'OITER, N. A "NORTH, OIX page 7(1 1 » pass, E. c. &. 'SCHWARTZ, page 7(1) * SELljy &. C( "TIHCADWELl •WIHGHT, J. 1 (iillig, Molt &C. Church &, Hiiwit l>uiii8giiai.'e '-'3) WIIETCOMIUCW. W. CRAWFOUD, LKAVIFT & CO. (iKK(}OUV & WAITE llunHon, A I!. & Co. Keeney, ({e(a>!C Turner, (iei.fie K- SMITH, FRANCIS Oliii'urdelli, D. ilahn, llenrv ItOYD, ALl'IXANDER P. (see adv. dept. p:ijfe Hti) Orovill j llrockjjoseph Jf. Oroville Davis, \V. K. I'ctaluina (iroover &. Hro. Petuluiua McNear &. Ilro. Petaluina 'reiiiple & Co. Petaliinia I "uuccker, L. Placerville Nachniann, Ad. Placerville Xusli, I. H. Placerville Sesfcr, iF. S. Placerville " KISAFT, HERHERT (see adv. dept. paKeUII Red Itlull' BEOOLE, WILLIAM A. Red Do,r * llaker & Ilainllton, Sacrauieii.o ' Carolaii, JauK's it Co. Sacruniento ' OIHRS & IIOLMKS (see adv. dept. page '111) Sacranienlo ' OILLIG, MOTT & CO. Sacramento •lIOLUtOOK, MKIMMI.L & CO. (see adv. dept. page 3it| Sacnunento " HOOKER & CO. Sacruniento ' Huntington & Hopkins Sacramento " Kellogg, Leonard Sacramento " Massol, Merwin & Co. Saerumento MOORE, V. ,1. Sacramento I'rader, J. A: W. A. Saerumento SWINERTON, G. H. (see ndv. dept. page 42) Sacmniento Terry, R. C. fc Co. ' Sacramento * Treadwell &. Co. .Sacramento ALVORD, H. H. San Jose Bompard &. Moulin SCHRODER, MORGAN MADAN &, FOSOATE ANTHONY, WILLIAM * COLEMAN, A. & CO. Taylor &, Voluntiue Coutlee & Brown Hanak, S. POWERS. I. S. (see adv. dept. page 17.'>) SWINERTON &. CO. (see adv. dept. page 170) Silver Condit & Parker » FOGARTY & CO. (see adv. dept. p. 2!)) HICKMAN, L. M. 465 S ui .Jose S.ui Jose Sant I Clara Santa Cruz Shasta Shasta Shingle Springs Shingle Springs Silver Mountain dept. Mountain Soiiora Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Siockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton » JONES & HEWLETT (see adv page 29) Lertora, Peter Mills & Doll » OWENS, MOORE & COGHILL Rosenum, F. * SELBY & CO. (see adv. dept. page 29) UNDKRIIILL & TIIRKSHER * WEBSTER BROS, (see udv. dept. p. 30) Stockton Kecnan, J. N. Taylorville Hilton & Wright Vallejo Lamb, W. & Co. Vallejo JUNKANS, HENRY (see adv. dept. page !t2J Weaverville IIUSEMAN, LOUIS (see udv. dept. p.'JS) Yreka Pfenningur, Herman Y'reka Harness and Saddlery. [*Iiiiiiorters.] [See also Leather, also ^lerclmndise General.] Humburg, Ijuwrence Yeates, E. S. DI'NIJAK, S.G. H()RSLKY& PARKS Patten, J. Hannnei'h, M. HADLY, C W. liobin^on, iFohn Newberry, H. C. & Co. Beck, David H. Bolster Sc Walsh Wools, (leorgo W. Cutting, (;. Weintraut, ('harlcs Beniiimin, William YEATES, E. S. Ebler, William Hamilton, Lewis E. JlcDonald, A. Emery, George W. Colony, U. C. M( CULLY, WILLIAM 'riiornton, D. I aldwin, >I. H. Simpson, George Henblin & Burulorf KRYSHEU, WILLIAM Jlitchell, .lames W. Sndlh, S. M. & Co. York, C. W. Carson, (Jeorge Lind, Robert Pringle, William (^oodell, George A. LAWRENCE & BOND Slaughcr. John L. Kocliin, A. Dennis &. Little FBKEMAN. E. G. B.irtlett, A. T. F.ister, P. B. MaVj.FohnC. Moltor, C. O'Sheu, Juliu Alamo Placer County, Alta .Station Benicia Bloomfield Bloomtield Brooklyn Cacheville Call to Caniplonville Ceulreville Chico Chico Chineac Camp Cloverdiile Colfax Colfax Columbia Colusa Copperopolis Crescent City Downieville Dublin Ivl Dorado Cou"ty, El Dorado lOureka Eureka Fo I SOI 11 Forest Hill Fort Jones Fort Jones Gih'oy tJrass Valley (irass Valley Hall Moon Bay Haywood Heulilsburg Healdsburg Hornitos lone City Jackson Knight's Ferry Knight's Ferry Knight's Landing Lafayette Lakeport :Jtl ▲. BOMAir & 00. The only ezolosive Book Store on the Fooiflc Coast. 80 NOBTH AMEBIOA LIFE) INaUBANCB CO. No restriction on oooupation or travel. 466 PACIFIC COAST 13USINESS DIRECTORY. j Moiilty. fioorKO W. Latrobe PhippB, James • ■■• ■ Shingle Spiin},'!, HLACK & JIOKFJIAN Lineoln Gcopliort, H. Silveyvijju La Croix, L. Sui'llinfr lii'lf, FriiticiH Lockciord lIKIXSCil,!!. Lob a iffeles Mast, J. W. SiiiKnim WORKMAN, E. II. & RUO. Los J iiigeles nilSlI, G. C. Son.im Adlei', K. Maine Prairie FIELD, W.IL SoiHiiii Iliuiis, .}. W. Mariposa Hio"'i,. Charles M. St. llclcini Kdwiiids (St FojialBiing Marysvillo llird, M.L. Siodii,,,, FISIIKU & liUO. (Hee adv. dept p. 7ii) Marysville Cl'NNINGIIAM, THOMAS Sidckum OailiiiK, Henry W. (iiUbiirit. KaiiiHc-Iiic-ldB JIaryaville Hiike, N. C. ' Stoclildii Marysville Sehreiber & Leeker Slocklini * LAWUKNCK, WILLIAM L. see adv. Stoll, M. Stockton 1 dept. pajre 7i!) Marysville Tripp, R. Stockiiiu McDaniol & I'eiry Marysville Tri ij), W. Sidckton IMuu'liolt; William & Co. Marysville Wi kins. J. P. D. Stocklun Lalilot 1, Kui/ene Mixsion San Jose iMOURIS, W. J. (see adv. dept. p. •,>()) Suisun Ciiy; Oida/., I'. .Mission San Jose Huntington, Henry Tavlmviifc ' .Mai'kH,.I.I{. Mukulnmne Ilill Worthington, (ieorgo Tcliiiiiiu Ihiu'lies, Slicliael Monterey LENNARD, W. H. Tonmlcs Mcliowaii, Mary Mrs. Napa ('ity Clevelaml, M. V. I'kiiili Mvfiatt, lli'iiry ,U-nkiii«, W. G. NaiiB City Perrv, A. C. & Co. Ikiiili Nevada City Ward, F. P. ViuMvillu NiMlderliiU, h\ Nieolans Hichart, G. !«. , ViilliJ,i; Iteiry, David Oakland Fowler, Xalhaniel ' Valley Kmd LiMili'll. James Oakland SAMSTAG,J. A. Visuliii . linviN, WILLIAM 11. (see ad V. dept. Ashtoii, A. C. Wati'onvillc pa^'f s?) Oroville Donance, William F. Watsouvilli' MoDU', (i. (/". Oroville Snodgrass, Thomas WalHUivillc Fly nil, 1'. ir. Paelieeo Hoslinger it Einl'alt Wi'avcivillc Moieiii) ifc Simpson ' Puelieeo Geiitrv, W. O. WiinJH.i riatli.T. Pesoadero Dietz.'L. A\'ooill;iiiii AI».\.MS, SAMUEL Petaliinm LOCKIIART, HARRY E. Yn b Davis, W. I'etalunia Ringe, Fiederic Ynkii Main, \V. W. Mni'pliv, J. PetalMiiia Petaluma Hat and Cap Manufacturers. Denili;.J. W. Plaeerville KLEIN, WILLIAM Isee adv. deiit. pai,'e t;:i) Leif'ied, Clrirles II. Placerville .■MaivNviJ!!- I'liipps, .JameH Plaeerville MECSSDORFFER, (;. H. JIaiVKvill, Villi Voorliies, A. A. Placerville MECSSDORFFER, J.C. SacniiiH.ni.i * CKAXDALL, CHAIJLES O. ( see adv. RUSSELL, J. (see adv. (l''pt. page 31) Sloi kimi (Icpl. jiHue'.i:)) GALLAND, SlILOMOX H. it Ued liluir eo adv. Hats and Caps. dept. (laye iM) Red lUuH [Sue Clothing Retail and Merchanst General. { EdKUi'it Donnelly (ileniian, tjl Merritt, R. D. OakliuiJ Alorelle, John P. Slmsta liallard, 11. Petiiluniii SCIIROTEU, G. C. (seeudv. dt pt. n. 9(i) Shusttt Sliinglo Springs Falkner, J. II. PetHliima llenblein, L. Walker, O. V. Petaljiim MABOHAU { Caiilile, .lamci I Ilarton, I). L. I Drunnnond, R j FosH, C. I. I McCliiitock, ,Ii ' .McCreary, C. ; Kolieitson, R. 'S1MS& UAR Spencer it .Mil TRYON, .S. (iOUDON & ( PETERS, J. 1 I [See I (iALLAND, .S ; page!)!) Hawks, , lames Lowell. J. p. He Itlamville, 1 Colder, S. A. liachiiiaii, liHge MARTIN, Tin dept. p;io,. 7 SKLItV .t CO. SKLinW CO. \Vilkiiis, J. P. 1 Ho [See &. G.I Meiuingei s s I CQ FAOI7IO INSUB ANOX CO. Office 422 Oalifomia Street, Ban FranciBOO. . I Alameda Park I I San Ramon Hon ; (ioldeii .Anchor I Allaville Hotel,. Laniear, Charles Tack, \. : MiCardv, Jiiines •MKYEliSA N.A Evens, diaries Aaiailor House, . -VndeisDu, lOlias I Kendall, A. |{. Lake's Hotel, Re glliiilsiai House, 1 AMERICAN E." , JACK.SON HO' 1 I "all, J. C. I ' Hailelliajfer. .S. , i AMERICAN IK 5 ORLEANS HOI I a Railroad Hotel, , MM :>>wmu, E. Mrs. ] § , '-iest, Charles n ; McCoiirtuev, J. I . : Amy, Victo'r 15 Oso HiHiHe, 1). M Ig IJELMONTHOI |q , lieaicia Hotel, II. ■j, I llulf Way HoiiK 'holiino Hotel, Mr. g I Willard, J. g Allen, A. Mrs. 9 >il ^1 31 Viiliiini 1| Iti'iiiiiii ..uklvii 31 CullllX J| VJh'V it \';illrV gl Valli'V 1^1 llloVilli' klc^'Villf Ivl.rvilli' 51 iin>villi' q| mliiCiiy ^1 ,1., fl A n a 4 "d [j d t 2 >■ •f4 2 h « S h , a 1 » a VI a d J j » 9 i'3 s >i I ; ( ■^ 8 Ciiiililt!, .ImiicH I{. ] Itiirtoii, 1). Ij. I l)riuiitn<)iul, K. H. : FohH, C I. I M(('liril()i;k, John 1 McCrviiry, C'.&- H. Itolx'i'lKon, I{. L. ;S1MS& HAUKKTT Siii'iictM' ifc .Millard TKYOX, S. (JOliDON & CO. Red liliiir Siit'i'iuiiptito Sicmmoiito S icniiuonto SiKTuineiilo Siicraineiito Kuc'iiiineiito Siic'i'iiitiuiito SiK'i'aiiiiiiito SiHTaiiicnto SIi'iiikIu 8|)i'iiif.'H (li'pt. pane 7.' ' sKr.it V it CO. I'KTKUS, J. D., grnin (Beo udv. dupt. p. :il) Slucklou Hides and Wool. [See iiIkii Lcnilier, TaiilieiN, ntc] (J.VLLANl), .SOI.OMON H. |mi; udv. d.pt. im^'c'.U) Itol Uliiir Hawkn, •laiiicg Sacrumeiiio i.owell. J. 1*. Sacraiiiiiito I I)e Hlainville, L. .SIoiIvImh I Colder, S. A. Yolo County, Wa«liiii(^toii Hop Dealers. liacLniun, l4)f{uH \ i\>. Sacmiuonto Horseshoers. , [iSce lUacksiiiitliH I Hose and Belting. (Set! alw) HanhvMii! I MAHTIN.TIIO.MASC. oauvaB (hcl- iilv. .">) Marysvillo (r-.c adv. dfpl. pii(f« '") Mansville ' SKliHV iV CO. (sii- udv. dept. page 'J.I) Stiiekton WilkiiiH, .). l>. L). Stockton I Hosiery and Gloves. j [See aUo KaniisliiLi,i; (ioodti.| j MeUiinger iSc (joldniaii Marysville I Hotels. ] Alameda Park Hotel,.), (i. Heed Al I San Itaiiion II(>\im', 11. Ilolluiaii ; (iolileu .\iu-lior Hotel,. lohn (i. Alers .Mle);i,.. Allaville Hotel, ,J. Ward Altuvjl.. , liaiiieaf, Cliaileu Del Xoitel'onnly, Altaville Tack, X. Del N'orlo County, Altaville McCardv, .Tainea Alvai'iido , .MKYIMJ.S &, NACKUT Alvaiado Kvens, Cliarlert Alviw) Aujadof Honne, A. Kleuliait -Vinudor Citv .^luleiHon, Kliaa Anieiieaii Kaiuli ! Kendall, A. IJ. Andeir^on'n Valley |juk(!'H Hotel, UoMB Coon .Vn^fel'rt Camp llaiUon llouHo, 1*. Kneklev .Vntliony Mt nise A.MKIHCAN i:XCHAN()K. l',(!iillin Antioili .JACKSON HOTKL, 1). 1'. Maliun Antiodi '< Hull, .1. C. -Vieatu i Kadelliiiffer, S. .\ieata i A.MinnCAN HOTKL, S. (S. Mollis Anbniii DULKANS HOTKL. A. Kipnett Anliinn Itaili'oad Hotel, J. •!. Smith .\ulinrn ; Swain, K. H[iw. Hangor I liiest, Charles Hear Kiver MoConrtney, .1. Hear Kiver jAniy, Victor Hear Valley ' Oi;(! Fleniinjif, .John Ilouok, Jesse McNaraani &, Hro. Hicliards, .lacob Kicherts, F. Colusa Colusa Colusf. Colusa Colusa Copper City Copperopolis Coppero polls Copperopolis Copperopolis Cojiperopolis Copiieropolis Cop))ervale Cordelia Cosuiniies Cosu nines Cosumnes Cottonwood CRYSTAL .SPRING.S HOTEL, M. Siskivou Comity, ^'ehaniu Co., Cottonwood Tehama County, Cottonwood Telij.ina County, Cottonwood Coiillerville Coultervillo Coulterville Cresc(uit City Crescent City Crescent City Crescent City Crescent City Crystal Sjuinfis Danmseus Danville Diamond Sprinfjs Don Pedro Don Pedro DoukIhs City Downieville ides & Downieville Downieville Downieville Drytown Kenney Hurk, Tlionms Danville Hotel, II. W. Harris Lafayette Hotel, A Siesbuttel Church, L. A. Sanborn, .lohn Flanders, Tlion\as (Josmojiolitan Hotel, A. (loniii DOWNIEVILLE IKtCSE, 1.1m Larrieu McDonald's lintel, O. McDonald ST. CIIARLKS HOTEL, F. A. Earns bacher &, Co. (see adv. dept. p. X'-t} ExchauKe Hotel, •!. W. Harrington AMADOU VALLEV HOTEL, Peter Doidon Dublin SCAKLETT,.IOIIN Dublin Foster & tVawford Dnroc DUTCH FLAT HOTEL, Chas. Setfens Dutch Flat NATIONAL HOTEL, J. M. Oaroutte Dutch Flat Haker, D S. Eagleville Half Way House, C. Hookeli Edenvah^ LEVIN, EDWARD Edei de Coulter, A. H. Calaveras County, El Dnmdo National House, I). Wooliver, El Dorado County, ElD'iado Nevada Hotel, D. Iliggins, El Dorado County, El Dorado Oriental Ifotel, W. H. Pavey, El Dorado County, Kl Dorado Martin, W. C. El Monte Thoin]iBon, I, 8. El Monte Woodward, P. Elk Grove Dowell, J. Thonipson, F. FOREST " Bnlklev, E. Fnrekii Gall, .1". J. EiircKu Kelly, Thomas ■' Eurekii i Maiming, P. Eureka WHAT CHEKU HOUSE, J. W. Wolfe Eureka Nordi Eureka Hotel, D. McCarthy Eureka Seiitli UNION HOTEL, J. W. Uobb Eureka Soutli ' Allison, James Fairliclil Reeser, J. W, FairlieW i Remicli, M. N. Pair I'lav ' Campbell, J. A. Farniingloii • Francis, Francis Fermlalc .Shaw, S. L. Fernihdc ' U. S. Hotel, F. A. Cbarlieville Fid.lletowa , Central Hotel, H. H. Ilolton Folwmi Patterson House, C. II. Watt Fnlnoin TREMONT HOUSE, Ira R. Saunders FoIbdhi Forbeslown Forbesldwii T HOTEL, M. GrilHn Forest Hill WHITE, GEO. K. Forest Home Herb, A, Forks of Sahiiiiii Fairchild &. Dolen Forks of SaliiiDii Travelli, Charles Fort .loncn Union Hotel, Mrs. E. Sterling Fort .lums Jones, J. W. Fort Yinnii Foss, Clark Foss' Staliiin Long, S. C. Foster's liar Malony, D. Fourth Crossin« Reddick, William Fourth CroHhiii); (jleorge, Andrew Franklin (ireer, E. Free|Hirl Freeman, John French ( 'luiiy French Camji llcaise, W. S, Ilelden French (.'aiiiji Noble, R. ^^ . French Cainii FRENCH CORRAL HOUSE, J. F, Iluchannan French Corral Taylor, Charles French (iiikli Parker, W, H. Fresnn Cilv Snow, Allan't Garnitc Lafayette Hotel, S. A. Iterry Goorgeinwii Odell, David Geyseivillc Sacrv, E. C. Gevserville CO'PTAiSE HOTEL, John llrown Gi(>s<.iivill.. Mallory, .lohn (iilniy Roop ii Oldham (iilni'v TWELVE MILE HOUSE, DanI Rota Ciliov TWENTY-ONE AIILE HOUSE, Wm. Tennant Gilrov Gold Run Hotel. G. W. Thorn Gold IJuii Hackett, II. Gold Kiin Fluke, .lacob Goodyear s Itav Thompson, Ileiu'v Goodyear's Itar Urogan, P. .1. ' Grass A'lillcv EXfllANGE HOTEL, C. W. Smith Gniss V.illcv Ingram, William Grass VnlleV Paeillc Hotel, George Williams Grass V.illcv Pellalier, H. Y. (Jrass Vallc'v WESTERN HOTEL. Wm, Hobby Grass Valk'v WISC< tNSIN HOTEL, W. II. Mitchell (}niss Valley Cloudman, D. C. Green Spriii(ri< Ilildreth, (ieo. A. (Jreen Siiriii(.'^ Walki'r, .M. A. (Jreen S|iiiii(;.* Ilodkins, J. W. Green Vallcv Pelton, S. H. Green A'allr'v Hopkins, F. Plumas County, Greeiivilk' Clark, A. II. Yuba ("ounty, Greenvilk' Edgar, William Yuba County, fireeavllli' Stroud, R. J. Yuba Comity, Greeiivilli' Greenwood House, J. Winkelmaii " Greeawdnil Steiner, Jacob Grizzly Hear Ibmiii' Robinson, C. I). Gualiilu Hnzzcll, Mary T. Half Moon Hnv Clark, Wm. A. Half Mooa Hay Jones, William Half Moon lliiy Cadi .y, Martin Haiipy t'Hiiip Ilarluee, Joseph Harrinbiirjf Insure in the beat Ziooal Company, " THS FAOIFIO." A. KOHIiER'S Muaio and Piano Warerooms, 424 Bansom Street, Ban Franoiaoo. CALIFORNIA HOTELS. 469 PEACOCK, OEOItOE W. ♦ Kx('liimK« HotuI, H. T. Miller (iOLDKN OATE HOTEL, L. Watticr HAMMEL&DINKEU IIiivwHnrH Ilutcl, Mrs. S. E. Iltiiiicr Mullen, J. li. Scovey, J. Williuiiis, n. Aiiieiii'an Exchmigo Hotel, O. P. & C. H. Purkiiis Hiivwood SPOEKER, CHAULES lliiVwood SOTOYOME HOUSE, IJ. C. WiiKlit, (see iiilv. (lept. p. 'Jt!) Healdslimv rXlON HOTEIi, Joliii V. Oiiiter HoaldHbnijU' lliiyd, Kitcliie & Co. CiilnveruH Co., HfMiiit V^illuy Hiirrisbiiru; Huvihih Huvilidi Havilitli Havilali Havilah Has-ilali Havilah Mc'Donald, A. C PHttci'HOn. (iem-KO Wilson, AV. H. & R. M. (ireen, James Mitcliell, Tlioiiiaa Slin-ens, T. M. Hall, E. O. Koberts, John Ciisker, J. SIEKUA NEV^VDA HOTEL, I Henintaife HickHville Hill'd Ferry Hope Valley Hojio Valley Hope Valley Hornitim Hon '» Hanch Howland Flat Hiiiiley Howland Flat J lowland Flat llydeMville j IllinoiHtown IllinoiHlown Iiidependente Independence Independence Indian Ui^gin^x ruiim Hotel, V. W. Ocrichten Welwter, J. H. Iliickell, li. Kjjbeit & Co. IJIiiiiev, U. I). Eiiil,J. Hilton Si. Rose t'aniei'ou, Tlionias llaU'b, H. L. ItiUiher, R. nrOLEV, A. K. Slnikelv, A. IIOTl'L !.)■ ORLEANS, Louis iHeinial KiiiK, F. Cairoirs Hotel, ,1. Cai-mll National Hotel, Evans & Aakey Union Hotel, H. W. Allen Ackernnin, I>. KELLA UNION HOTEL. II. F. llnlter Held Jamestown liarnes, A. II. Lassen County, Janesville XOUTH AMERICAN HOUSE. Juint-s Bnnds, A. Liberty Krainurd House, H. Whittenliall Lincoln LoKitn HouHe, (' 'irjro Culluui. Lincoln Ondlcy & lioaruiiian Linden Fisher, E. IJ. Little River Oorliam, Josiah Loeket'ord Wood, A. G. LonL'ville BELLA UNION HOTEL, John King & Co. (see adv. dept. paire 3'"') Los Anireles CLANCY, D. S. Los AuKcles LAFAYETTE HOTEL, C. Flulir Los Anaeles U. S. HOTEL, Louis Messmer Los Angeles WHAT CHEEK HOUSE, I^uis Vielle Los Anjieles Hooue, J. S. liyninu, Joseph Harris, T. M. Reed, J. W. Kin^'inan, Charles Powell, R. P. T'abor, Thomas, F. C. Kini;, Oeor^fe Lewis, R. Jlrs. Snow, G. Mrs. Clark, G. Giseliul, Catherine Mrs. (irollmer, William Lewis, Fraidf Ijower Lake Lower Lake Lower Lake Lower Lake Ma^alia Ma^alia Sliigalia MuKalia Maine Prairie Maine Prairie Maine Prairie JIar!;'osa Mariposa Mariposa Mariposa Indian Springs Inskip lone City lone Cil'v Iowa Hill .lacintu Jackson •Tackson •lackson .lacksonville •lenny Jjind .lunction City Kelsev Kelseyvilfe Keriiville Kernville Knifihl's Ferry Kni),'ht'M Ferry Cole (see adv. dept. p. If 1) May, W. H. Sicseiu)p, A. Doilson, W. n. H. C'lnumiuKs, J. Mrs. Menzelew, , DiiiKley's Hotel, S. Dinglev LANE'S HOTEL. Thos. W. Lane Wi i: VULO HOUSE, A. W. Duningan Knight's Landing Kniglilsville Knoxville La Grange La Orange La Porte JI ine Guyot IjU Porte Brandt Si Cunlon (sec La Porte iVnsbington Hotel, F. S. Barnes Knight's Ferry JNION HOTEL, Edward Dyer Knight's Lmuling Ihookshire, E. 1 Dyer, John F. j Davis, (Seorge 1 Fldlo. William ItUOWN, L. M. j Htilel I)e France : UNION IIOTEI I adv. dei)t. paue >^>) j Arnold's Hotel, II. Arnold Lake City I Ureiiiond, M. Lake City Lakeport Hotel, B. F. Parrish Lakepoi't I McLeod, A. C. Lakeport iliisis, John Lnncha Plana Norllniip, A. F. Lanclm Plana Hughes, William N. Langworlli Janseu, M. Last Chance Ijutrobe lluus(>, Walker Bros. Latrobe Miller's Hotel, J. H. Miller Latrobe How & Bogar Ijewist(Ui .MARIPOSA HOTEL, II. Schlageter (see adv. dent, page lir)) Mari|)osa Washburn, riiomas Mariposa LOONEY, A. Mark West Barnes, J. W. Markleeville Schram & Kittridgo Markleeville Sehram, P. Markleeville Hough, W. J. Martinez .Sherman, Charles Marline/, •Sturgis. :() Marysville Washington House, H. Corr & Co. Marysville Anderson, II. Jtattole Holton, M. Mattole CHANDLER, J. L. Maylield Andrews' Hotel, R. Andrews & Co. Meadow Lake EXCELSIOR HOTEIi, Whittemore &. Redican (see ailv. dept. page 171!) Meadow Lake Lake House, .1. A. Meyer Meadow Lake Monte Cristo Hotel, Peter Newman Meadow Lake St. Charles Hotel, Davis <yan Meadow Lake Bailey, B. C. " Jlendocino Carlson, J. E. Mendocino Osborn, C. R. Jlendocino MENDOZA HOTEL, J. Gottlieb Mendoza Pahle, J. Merced Falls Smith, W. C. Meridian Lnmb, Larkin Michigan Bar KLOPPENBURG, D. W. Michigan liluH' Leet,W. N. Michigan Bluff Easton & Ilayward Milbrae Jones, Hugh S. Milbrae Cannan & Mcintosh Millertou Henry, S.W. Millerton McCUAY, IRA Millerton Moore, Joseph Millville Tayhir, John MilpitHH To'urteiotle, Jesse H. Minersville EXCHANGE HOTEL, W. Gibbons Missn San Jose ;ri: ■\-]r m ! ' n Bi!:l > V m M- ■ H l\ li : V>li '! A. BOllAN & Co., San Franoisoo. General Agenta for SubSQriptlon Books. NOBTH AMEBIOA LIFE UUBXTRANOB CO. For valuable information turn to page 161. 470 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Tlicrfnll, J. MiKHion Sun Jose WASIIIX(n"ON HOTEL, E. Sunnier MiHsion Sun .Fohp Hover, .Tosepli W. Utrs. Mokelunnie ("ilv HOTEL D'KriiOl'K, O. Lcger Mokelininie Hill Monitor Hotel, F. Meyer Mokelnmne Hill U. S. Hotel, T. C". Liitnpheas Mokelinnne Hill WiiHliintrton Hotel, Henry OttenftcrMokelnnuie Hill (!oH', ^\. L. ' Monitor ArniHlron^f, W. W. " Monte Vintii KLMHALL, MAUANI1A Monte Vistii VVaHliintfton Hotel, Geo. C. Hiirris Jloiiterey ('l«rk,.riiineH H. Mmitejinnm Moore, H. M. Moore'8 V\M Morrow, W. 1{. Jloore's Flnt Leticliiniin, A. Mormon Ixltind Hlood. C. Mt. Hullion l>U(l\vif{ Hros. Mt. Eden Simpson, .Folni Mt. Eden Miller, . I. n. 5lt. Opliir Fliiin, .roseph Monntidn Hon^e .loliiiKon, Kiissell Monntain llonxe KuL'jiles, E. S. ^loinitain Hoiihc Dolirnamn, H. I'. F. Contra Costn Coiuity, Mountain View SHIRLEY & CO. Santa Clara Conntv, Afonntain View TAYLOR, S. P. Santa Clura Coiniiy, Mountiiin View Sperry Si. Perry, MuLplivn Het/.er, O. " MuKpido Park, K. AluHi|iiilo KuKt, R. AIn!'(|uito Anieriean Hotel, T. F.Raney Napa City (lernian Hotel, Peler Dinkle Napa City Najia Hotel. J. S. Hufran Xapa City Wad R<)ad lliinne, C. .F. Ounnond Napa City REVERE HOUSE, CheKeliro &. Kinsman Napa (^ity Shade House, R. Landripm Napa City ISnrnH, AV. Naiiviilad Neill. A. C. Neillnbinv STCMPF, F. Nevada Cil.v UNION HOTEL, Eaton &\Viliianit(on, Nevada (."ity C. Havin Holder, .(olm (iineti, Frank Tra.xtdl, Jolin Andrews, I^. C. Harris, P. N. MeClel'au, Sainutd Scliackton, A. Worley, William Yolie, Oeorfre Housell & Putnam Xovarro House, .). Van Hollaii, (J. F. liyrnes, .Tolin Cosmopolitan Hotel, .L Hieves Kufxle House, Ilday & Trestler FniukJin House, John Rairliman Murphy, John J. liowen, W. J. Ahholt, A. H. Wiuslow, It. F. Half, \V. R. MeCundiriKe, James Stevens, .T. A. Thoni|ikin8, E. O. Small, Henry Sooy, TiionuiB Craj;. James Martin, A. J. Seott, .[(ihii Sndth, (/liiirleB Steward, Marvin Sher, T. Mooers, M. Clark iV Dorrence Downer, 1). C. Newoaslli El Oonnlo Comity, Newtown El Dorado Comity, Newtown Ni((daus Nieoliius Niiiishc'W North Rraiich North Coluiiihii. Nortli Fork North San .loan NovaiTo River Novato Noyo River Oakland Oakland Oaklanii Teleffrnph Road, Oakland Oieun View Olema Oleliia Omega Oim^KU Omega Omega Onioii Valley Oiiici'. Valley Oregon Hoime Oregon House Oregon House Oregon House Oregon Hiuise Orleans liar Om Fino (near) Orovillo Rutte Creek, Oroville HALL, A. K. (see adv. dept. page W!) Orovilji' Heath, H. Cold Spring, Oroville Philhidok, A. K. Chaparal, Oroville UNION HOTEL, AV. S. Hopkins (see adv. depl.i ge S7) Oroville Wick, Moses (near) Oroville DIXON. M. A. MRS. Pa. hen, ■lOHXSTOX, .1. H. Piielici.) Timmons& ('o. Paiiiesvillc llryaiil, D. W. Spring Valley, I'attees' Unwh Pa'tlecH, .John Pnttees' liaiuii Dahlherg, Madiinie Pea Vine I'eiiee, M. I'eiilz Swanton, C. W. Pescadeio AMERICAN HOTEL, P. N. Emerson (see a.'>) Wed Mhill UNION HOTEL, W. M. Lansdale, Red liliill Olohe Hotel, P. Dniiizner. lied Dnc PaviJiiui Hotel, J. Smith Reil Dni; Wilson, ilesse Ked Diii.' T'reiiKMit House, C. Ayers, RtMlwocid Ciiy (Irani & Rever, Rich (inldi Crum, A. J. liin Seed .Slaekin, Rosa Rio Vista Sijiiires, W. K. Rio \"ii-la Vigiudo. A. vV Co. Rohinsim's Firiv Cohhie, Milton H, R.H'k Civck (iailagher, N. Rorklainl Wallace, J H. ; RockliiiKl Warren, W. T, ' RoeMand Frame, Amos Ridiiiervillc' Wright, S. Ifoliiieivillc Walling. L. A. X'evada ('(unity. Rough and Heiily Rrown & Welker, Siskiyou Co., Rough and K'emlv Wilson, W. R. Round Vall.A- Wood, A. J. Round Valley Relvidere Hotel, M. Rohitehek, Saeraiiieiiln Rrannan IIoiisi;, Mrs. J. Dunn, Saeianieiilo CITY HOTEL, P. Conlan, Suerameiito ; Creseent City Hotel, Mi's. E.M.Waterman,Siu'raiiienlii The Directory of the FAOIFIO ia composed of the beat busineaa men of California. I'ilul Hill 5; Siicninicnl" A. KOHIiliB, Son Franoiaoo, Agent for Chiokering & Bon's Pianos. CALIFORNIA HOTELS 471 ! KliTier's Iliitfl, Kiiinle &. Sclmefer, Siicniiiieiito iviilicil IliiiiHc. A. l*. II()1)1)H, Siicniiiieiilo I Kxrliant-'i; llntrl, S. M. Hoover, SiHTiiim.'iilo KciTV Ilotrl, CliiuU'H KoliorfH, iliu'riuiioiito FOSTKU IIOrSK, .liicol) FoHtcr. Siicriiinciito IkoINTAIN IKtU.SK, W. K. Wiitorti, Sm laincnto Kciiiilli Avi'iiiic lloiiHe,J. T. LiiiHlruiii, Sicnmii'iilo (iiililcii Kiiu:li' lliili'l. I). K. Call iliiiii. Sacniiiu'iitu ilIOTKIi 1»K FlfANCK, Mih. K. 1). lliiiil, (see ailv. ilt'part. luiffo I."!) SafruuKMilo Intei-iuitiiaial llolcl, AIiH.lt.Ki-'eninciiKet'.Saii'aiiieiilo PACIFIC OCKAX IIorSK, 0. T. IJionUy, (imi) iidv. (Icpai't. iiiifjo!!) Saiifii Ciii/. SANTA CUrZ IKHISK, Van DrecBcr \- Wilkins Santa Cniz OAK OHOVK lIorSK, Ann Mason, Santa Kiia SANTA KOSA IIOI'SK, K. I'. Colyan, (Ht'L' adv. donart. i)a!,'o 'i7) Santa Knna M.: liUiicM' Kx. lloli'l, ll.Ti'L'idik'i-, OrlcaiiH Hotel, (). Xcwcomli, SacranuMilo Sai'ia{ni'Mto Saciaiiionlo SiLciaiiienlo SacraiiiLMito Siicramonlo Sai'ianicnlo SaiTaiiK-nlo Sacnuat-nto Sai'ranu'nto SarniMienIo I'lMniHvlvania llcuisf, John Hai'tigan, l!ii,«H floiiM', Ali'X. I'rewitt, St. Lonin Hotel, L. Sclnit/., TOLLS HO'I'KL, Tmvci- & Smith, iM'c adv. depart, paj^e A.i) rXlOX HOTICL, LiuiKinjr «fe Gover, I'niiin lloMHe, \V. I). Farrell, I'.iS. Hotel, 1'. ,1. Me.Mahon, \Vaverlv House, .lohu Sinifleton, WtslcMM Holed, X, l». Thaver, AVllATCllKKi; IIOl'SK,'A..r.Semitz,S:i(rainenli Wai.'IVII Honse, .lolui I), KMs Kev S,\NM,\TKO II OTK^i,Eu^M,•lle Walker, .San Mateo Van Xess iV CoLale, San Mi^fU .Sun I'ahio Hotel, I'. &, K. Parhon, San I'ahio Sims, ,\. W. San Pedro SIIKI'PAKDS' IIOTKL, M. E. Sheppard, San Qnentin MAIdXK llOTKL, O. Angollotte, Slii'|ip;ird, Mary JO. Kiin/.er. John iTurt.OeorKe W. Telilwts, K, It Farnsworth, J. W, Lee, William Or.iham, W. (i. Harrison, ilohn liimdow, (I. W. Xi(diolH, Charles K. Ilntehinson, William Kikeri'nkotler, A. I'ltintr, H. Santa Uosa Santa Kosa Saratopi Saraloya Sawyer's K.ir SawVers Uar Seotis l!ar Searsville Xapa County. Sehaslopol FUAXKLIX IlOl'SE. John V..Seott,' Shasta (iUKKXKS HOTKL.Tom. Greene, (Heondv. di'part . lia^fe !)(i) .Shasta Hennessey, Thos, Sheldon Kelly, Jolm ^. Sheld(Mi Cidlann,.!. Shin^lt," Sprinsfs .M((iee, Mrs. Jl. Shin>;le Spiin!,'M Planters Hotel, 1). T. Hall, Shingle Springs lloyee, .S. (j. Sierraville dates, .S. Sierraville llrown & lOrriekson Silver Mountain Fisk. Charles Silvei' .Momii lin Uyan, Thomas Silver Moaniaiii Silvey, IClijah S. Silveyville Watson iV Uowland Slippery l''ord Clark, li. It. Sniarlsvillo .Moonev, Thomas Smailsville Wrifihi, .Mrs. L. Snuth's Ferry Walkei, 1). M. Smilhvill'e Anderson, A. 1!. Snellin;,' Kri'isliaeh, W. Solano SCAMMON, (ibXHtOK 11. Sonierville liawler, ,lan;"s, Sonoma I'XIOX llOTKL, J. Lutftens (see adv. San .lose S.in Jose San .lose San .lose San .lose Smi .lose .*o\vnieville KEYKS, Z. W. — Fireman's Fund Ilowuieville ()1JKAI!, J. W. — Union Downieville (lirHCII, M. U— Home Mntniil Drvtown UICMTM VKU, IJ. F.— I'luillc Diylown MATin;WS()N, J. T.— Conn. M. I.ife, N.Y." Acciilental, nnil I'lioifie Firo Dutch Flat MOOKK. H. F.— i1"^tiin and I'lumiix Dntoli Flat I JACK.SON, C. 1'.— I'licilif El Dorado ! M(('I>1R(JE (i.— /Etna and I'lio'nix Fire and N. Y. M. Ijife Forest Hill DIfililiKH, IF. .F.— F'acilie Fort Jones CUAWFOKF), E. I.. — FCtiia and Plicu- ' nix fieorfjctown llliADY, A. FI.— I'acilie Orash Vallev liVlfXi;. JAMES Iv.— .Etna and ' F'iKraix OrasH Valley l)EI..AXO, A. — Liverpool and London and F{<)I<:— FFomo Mutual, Grass Vallev MIKD, JOSEI'IF D.— Natiomd Grass Vallev XATIIAN & HOFFMAN— Occi- dental Grass Valley N'ES.MITH, J. F.— N. Y. Mutual Life, (tracs Valley .SMITH iV l»OSS— Fireman's Fund (Sriins Valley .Sl'EXCEU, \V. Fv.— Unicai Grass Valley •AKXOLDS, J. M.— CalitVania Flome aaUFCK & EF)WARF)S Meadow Lake I'ATTEFtSON & VOSFURG Meadow Lake SMITH & I'EFJKFXS— Pacilic Meadow Lake WIGHTMAN & CO. Meadow Lake TYLER, E.— .Etna and I'lacnix Michigan Hlulf (iFfEIEFJSEN GEOFiGF-:- Flome Mutual Millerlon RATHUONE A.— /ICtmi ami Plia-nix Jlilpitas EIIKMAN, MAX.— Occidental Alisfiiai San Jose MILLS, D. S. — Home Mutual MiHsiiai San Jose HOF'FvFNS, W. F.,. — Connecticnt Mutual F.ife,an(l N. Y'. Accidental Mokclumne Hill MOSES, W. K.— .Etimand I'htunix Mokelumnellill XEWHEItGKH, F.— i'acilie Mokelumne Hill SMI'TII, CROVVSON— Ne\v Y'ork Mutual I.iife Mokelunnie Hill WILSON. T. Fv.— Union Mokelumne Hill llUKROWS,E.— Coiniecticut Mutual Life, and New York Accidental JFnrphy's I'AF-ACHE, E.— /Etimaud Plaenix Murphy's FHIODES, AI.ONZO— Homo Mutual Murphy's SEX'TEU, RILEY— Union Jlurphv's HROVVN, W. R— National Napa FJRi:CF<, FiOUFS— Fireuuin'sFund Napa EASTEFHiY, A. Y.— Liverpool and Lon- don, and (ilobo Napa GOODMAN, J. IF. & CO.— F'acilie Napa FjAJFF)IX, J. F.— Connecticut Mutiml Life, New Y'ork Accidental, and California FFomo Fire Napa j F.EVVFS, FREDERICK— Homo JIutual Napa ' STEULINC}, R. H.— .Etimand Pheonix Napa i DAVEXi'OKT, S. IJ.— Home Mutual Fire, i and New Y'ork Mutual Life Nevada iOVANS, W. .1. — Fireman's Fund Nevada KIDD, GEO. W. & CO.— IJveipool mid London, and Globe Nevada MACKIE, H. ti, CO.— .Etna and Pha-nix Nevada OTIIEMAN, A. H.— Uni.m Nevada ROTHSCHILD, S.- Occidental Nevada Sl'ENCE.i';. F. — Connecticut Mutual Life, and New Y'ork Accidental, and Pacilic Firo Nevada DORXIN, GEORGE i:).— vEtna and Plan- nix North San Juan .:OIIXSON, J. H— Home Mutual North San Jmui PRATT, E. S.— Connecticut Mutual liife, and New York Accidental, and I'acilio Firo North San Juan FlOARF)MAN At SESSIONS— Union Oakland FH4YANT, DANIEL S.— National Oakland CARRIQUE, E. T.— /Etnaand PhoBiiix Oakland "MERSON, D.L.— Pacilic, Alameda Co. Oakland I' ' V A. BOM AN ft Ck>., Ben Franoisoo, receive New Boolcs by every Steamer. The Polioles of the NOBTS AMBRTOA lilTS INS. CO. are Indiaputable from date of im-,- i 474 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. THOMSoy, H.— rnoiHc l>AKI{A('II,M.ir.— riiion liATIIKOl', II. It-llniiie Miitiml Iii;ON'AKI), anil N. Y. .1. 1'.— Coniu'Olioiit M. Life Acciiloiirii Oiikliiiul Oroville Orovilli) OrovilJL- ivt'i'pool and London Oroville Orovlllc Oiovillc Oiovillf! I'liclicco I'llclllH'O I'aclieco I'aclieco Potiiliiirm I'otnluiiia IVtaliiiiia I'elalaiiia I'ftaliinia Plai'iMvillc Plai'erville I*lacervill(f I'lacTvillc Placoi'villi' {/niiicv Red Hlnif Kod liliifl' LYTLK, JOHN— and (Hollo McDKU.MOTT, A— Kiretnan'B Fund PKKKINS, «ii;()l{(;K C— Pacille SIMl'SON, A.(».— .Ktniiand PJai-nix DKLIi, \V. K.— Phanix H(»<)K. K.— .Ktna and Plai-nix LOrCKS, fiKOKGK P.— Pacilif McCAlTLKKY. \VM— National DALV & SltOlIKK— National HILL, WILLIAM— llotn.' Mutual OVKKTON, A. I'.— Ilnxiklvii Lito VAN DOKKN,.!. S.— Firciiian'H Fund WICKKUSIIAM, I. (J.— .Ktiaiand Phnjaix I'lttaluina WILLIA^rs. nix lied liluir LEVENSOMN & OALLAND-OccidiMital KLMiniutr LYON, 1). n. — Liverpool and London and (Jiol.o l{,.d ninir SNEA'IH it liOAinrAN— Pacific Ked Ulufl' TIPTON & lUIUlT— Conn. M. Liloand N. Y. Accidental, Pticitic Fire and Home Jlntnid File Ked Hluff FOX, (iEOKOE W.— ;Etnn and Plionix Hcdwood City MEKRILL, S. S— Conn. M. Life and N. Y Accidental Redwood (Mty TURNER. .) .\ M i:S W.— National Redwood City (.'OLEM.W, W. P. — San FranciMco Sacminento 1>A1i*|,„ (!OOK. DAVID S— National San .Mu L EASTON, A. S— Pacilic San .Mm,.,, SKIDMOUK, J. E.— Home Mutual Sin .M ii,.„ HANSKN,T. II.— Pacilic San li,ir,i,.| RKYNOLDS, JOHN j^Etim and Plaenix San If i|ii,.| ERKSON, J,— Conn. Mutual Life New Y'orU A<'cidentHl WIDNEY, J.— jl-^tnn and Pliaiiiix, Natioiiul ANTHONY. WILLIAM— Fireman s Fund JONES, EDMUND-Union PEW, EDMUND— Home Mutual PRAY, A.M ASA— Conn. Mutual Lif New York Accidental anil Santa Clniii and S.iiita Cliira Vacavilli" TAYLOR, A.— .Etna and Plaenix VailiMii,. IILACK.MAN, HENRY— Pacilic Viillcjii LKE, (;EOR(iE W.— /Etna and Pliienix Viillijn LIKINS, JOSEPH L,— Home Mutual ViiH.rJ HYDE, R. E.— Union Viwilia KEYES, JOHN A.— Home Mutual Viwilia j SHACKLEFORD, T. J,— il->na and Pli.enix Viwiliiil IJARNUM, II. J. — Connecticut Mutual I Life, and New York Accidental, and Pucillc Fire Volciino Santii Cni/. S.inta Cruz Simla ('ill/, ! and Santa Vnu WILLIAMS, C. W,— iEtiitt and Plict'iiix Santa Cni/ WILLIAMS, EDWARD L— Pacilic Santa (in, CHURCHMAN, WILLIAM— .Etmi and Pliienix Santa I!i>m HENDLEY, JOHN— Conn. Miitunl Lite and .\.Y. Accidental, and Pacilic FireSanl;i li,isi HINTON, O. F.--Fireman« Fund Sinlii lf„s, SPKNCER, THOMAS— Home Mutual Sanlii 1{„«, ItrsH, C. C.— Pacilic Slia^u WIL.MOT, W. F.— .Etna and Plaenix ScIlim,,,,,,] (iROTEFKND, A.— Uiiiim Sliiwa TRACY, FELIX— yEtna and PlKimixFiro and N. Y. Mutual Life Slm.^iu WELLKNDORFF, LOUIS— Home Miilmd SliaMu DI'HRIN(}, F. iV CO.— National .Si.n,,!,,,, WRATTEN,(i. L — Pacilic Se a CADY, J. S.— Pacilic S,.ii„ia FISHER, P. M.— Union S a KENFIELD, I). M — N. Y. Mutual Life ,S„n„ia RANDALL, C. II.— (Jium. .Mutual Life and New York Accidental Suikiih SECKEL, ()KOR(JE- -.Etna and Plaeidx S,,ii„ia STREET, H. L. — Fireman's Fund Sniniia ANTHONY, T. R.— Pacilic Si,m k|„ii AUSTIN, ll.S.— Uniim Si,.iki,Mi liELDINO, C.— Conn. Mutual Life and New York .\i'cidental Slocklmi HUSH. WM.— .Manliattan and Columbia, New York Stocktmi COMPTON, R. T.— Liveriwol and liondon iind (ilolie .St,ii'kt,in CUTTINO, L. M. Stiukh.ii FOOARTY, WILLIAM— H.une Mutual SK.ikii.ii HASKINS, WILLIAM A.— Home Mnlii;il St. llel.na JONKS vV HEWLETT— National Siockloii KIFRSKI it URO.— Occidental Sl,Mki.,ii I.IT'l'I.EII.\l,E, S. S.— Fireiiian's Filiiil Slockloii MKADER, I). A.— .Etna and PlKcnix .Stocktun TILOH.M.W, (JEOROE- New York .Mu tnal Lite Stockton CHRISLER, P. J.— .Etna and Plia-nix Sul^^iiii EIIR.MAX, M.— Occidental Suisiiii Ciiv i LOSH, WILLIAM— Home Mutual Siii.iin STAPLES, F. O. — National Siii. & SANHOR M.MiTIN, EDWAR DIIDISII.J. D.~,E i.oiiri:i{, JEROMi mill Life, and Nc (;ol(|)ON. D. E,— I OliKKN'llOOD &N dilFKIN, M. F.-y (lOri.D. A C.-Ho uti;nIi'i;ith, le iiiWIlT, KOHKRT W.XD.'^WORTH, H. Kile, mid Ciainecl Xcw York Accidi Intellig Isiiiitli, T. S. IWilliiiMis Homer ICni.k. 1.. D. lltoWA.V, JAMES Iron [See also liar [*l Jdd'TI.EE & HROA lllaMak. S. |'si:i.i;v &, CO. (see yillKAKWELL & ( ll;illit^ .Mnti & Co. I'KIi.M r. II. (^een(lv |-|;IIS1IS iV HOL.MF.: t(i()Ki:U vV. CO. Il'ii.ikr, .1. *. W. A. yWN WINKLE, I. J'dil.K.MAN. A. \', ( iFlHiAliTY iV CO. (s. r.0\, 1). E.— T^iiiim (iUKKNIIOOl) & NEWHAUEU (llilFKlX, M. V.—A]tn)x and I'Iki (lOl'IJ). A C— Tlonip Miilnul UTi;Ni>'i:iTir, LEWis-Pmiri,- iuWITT, KOHEUT (t.— Ildiiic AJutiml WAKSWOKTII, II. — .Etiiii mill I'liuMiix Kill', Mild Cmini'iliciit MhiiihI Life, iiiid Xcw Yoi-k Accidmitiil Wciivrrvilh riKilic Weavorvillu ■nix AVcavei'villf AViliiiiiiKlon Yickii Yrckii Y'lvkn Intelligence Offices. ISiiiitli, T. S. |^Villiillll^ Homer ll'niik. !/■ I>. IliOWAX, JAMES (il'llHW A'lllll'V Aliuyhvillc SiK'llllllClllO SiicmiiK'Uto Iron and Steel ■ |S(;c ulso llanlwiii'L'i hIko Stovec] [* liiiiiortfrH.] (OrTI.EE & lUtOWN, FolKoiii llliiiiiik. S. FoIkoih 'Si;i,l;V <.t CO. (nee adv. dept. p. 70) iMarvHville 'TliKA DWELL & CO. Miir'vHvilk' Idillitt, >l"il v*t Cii. Afcudow Luke 'KliAI'T. II. (MT adv. (k'lH. pajio !M) Red Itliitl' •(ilDliS \-. IIOL.MES, (Hiicadv. dept p. .Ill) .Sacraiiieiito Siiniiiiieiilo Sacraiiient" Sacraineiilo Sliasta (tOKEK & CO. ||',ii,l,T, .1. &, \V. A. *VAN WINKLE, F. S. & CO. •(ll|d;.\IAX. A. \-. CO. iFtKiAIMY \- CO. (see iidv. depi. p. -'!•) Stiieklmi rSKl.liV.T. II. \ CO. (wee adv. depl. p. 'J!>) Stnekliiii JMNItKldllLL & TIIUESIIER Sloekloii |jl NKAXS, H. (cee adv. dept. p. !>->) Weaverville Iron Foundries. (See Foundries.] Iron Railings, Fences, Etc. KKKI', HLAKE & CO. (nee adv. dept. p. :t()) Stoekton Jewelers. [* linpoitei'8.] jAiiilivw.s, .MoHca |l!lis>^& I'laid lllall.CliiirleA |(iri-tcis, E. iTOWl.E, ROHERT H. Isiiiol.l,.). ISailwcll, I). S. iFiilil, K(|\vii\, Jr. iKirk.r. W. II. ISii:i'llKN8, T. C. ISluitif.s J. II. iKlllilll, I;. 1'. lOkss, S. Ill-op, S. Idiliiior, U. F. lAiiWrtiis, JiiliuB C. h'onl, II. 1). IliKlCllLIXC, P. ]kuiulqui»t, Eriek llliilieii, Daniel l.Mi>kfev,J. J. lliiliUvin, S. D. |(iiiiiililo, William A. A\ilmni Caniptouvitle Cliieo CiiliiTiil(ia Coliiinliia Copperopidis Creaeeiil City DownieviU'e Diiteli Flat FoIboiu FNilHoni ForliOHtown (irassi Valley Orasn Valley llealdnliiir),' Uowlaiid Flat JaokKoii Juekwui La I'orte Loa Aiij^'cles Miiripnxa Marysville Mnv'ysville Sniitli, Frank E. AlarvHville WUKlirr, E. M. (see adv. dept. p. (Vi) .M,ii"v«ville IIALLEK, W. Meaiiovv Lake HantiK'f, T. H. MeiMJuw Luke FelloWH, 1". .MiiieiHville Sehliint, C. Mokeliiiniie Hill Fliej;, Jiieol) Nap.i City Kanilolpli, Wni. C. Nevada City Uiivard, A. Nortli San Jiuiii llalliaway, W. Opiiiiville Sriiitli, (leorjte E. Oioville Yoiiiijf &. Anderwm Omville I'latt. N. I'aelieeo Medley, A. (i. I'etalnnai .ArvidRHon, Cliar*. (). I'laeervillu Hiiica, F. F. I'laeerville Unwell, I'. II. roil. Wine ^■||Il ( >iden, T. A. (Jiiiiiev Hiiilev, Sant'ord II. Red Mln'tl' SCII()ENFEL|), S. D. Red JUnll 'CrM.MlX(iS, WILLIAM («eo adv. dept. iiat/e l;.'l Sacianiento * FLOIIEUO & CONRAD (M-e adv. deiil. \>. ■I',') Saeranieiito 'HAMMER, L. K. Haeraiiienlo ,Iellv, Saiiiiiel Siuraiiionto Parker, (;. .M. & Co. Sriciaineiito Wai'lilioiHl, II. Siiciaiiieiito LEWIS, JACKSON San Jose Siiiitli, E. F. San Jowi Veuve, E. L San Jofe lloviiton, E. V. Santa Cruz EFFEY, WILLIAM Saiilii Crii/, Hood, (!. Saiila Rohh |)()liio\vi>kv, Adolph Slianta LEVVINMv &. Co. Sllll^tll Jaliinihliuii, Z. Sonora Kaiaer, F. SoiKini llmiK, Charles Stoekton Wolt, Lewin Stockton N'liille, William Siiihinn City Dewey, A. SuHanville Liilneaky, V. Sutter Cre 'k Krinjie, Joliii Tuvlorvii'e LEY, IIEXRY I). ■ I'kiii'i .Masney, J. Vallej > K'eielilniff, F. &, (Jo. Voleaiio (Miapnian, .1. S. W^atconville Wileox. O. 1'. WatBdiiville SliaiiwH, Ernst I). Weaverville CrXNlNOHAM, ,1. S. Woodland KESSLER, JOSEPH Yrckii Paine, Alliert E. POLAND. PETER (see adv. dept. po^e 'J») Sinitli, Fiaiik WatHon, Willi. 111! Jewelers— Manufacturing. Santa Crii/., M. (3. Loa Angeles Liindiiniat, Edwin Sacianiento OlsBoii, Joint Sacraiiiento Justices of the Peace. Where the Post Ollice address ia not ffiven, the iiiinie of the towiiahip ia Hiihatituted therefor. Ajfiiiliir, (i. San Diego County, Aguilar's Ranch Sacramento County, Alaliiiiiia Township Sacramento County. Alalmma Township Alaaieda Alleirhany Alamo Santa Clara Comity, Almadcii Alviao Alviao Amador City Sacramento County, American Township Yreka Yrekti Yrekii Y'reka Balbraith, Jauiet Short, J. M. Clement, W. 1$. Koutz, J. Ilarnmitt, A. \V. Lowe, J. R. Jr. Erkson, William Hutchinson, Robert ■lolniRon, C. II. Rucon, VV. N. LI A. ROMAN & Co., San Franoisoo. Photograph AlDmnB, Fine Gift Books, eto. Xniur* jour life In the NORTH AMBBIOA UVI XITBUBANOX GO. 476 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Cono, (ioorxe Andoraon, V, V. Pmtlicr, C. IteevtH, C. K. IMiiu'iin, Daiiirl McNiilly, J. J. Hull, .). V. VVIiHlev.J. A. Oiimbell, A. N. I'oliiiul, It. C. Altbolt, Aliial Stiiic, I'. A. Veriicy, Ia-wIh Loiiffi'lleiirv UeeA, 1. ». ■ KliodfM, It. M. ('riiiiiur, K. ItroiiHOii, M. (Imv, M. C. Mc'Oue, It. J. WilKoii. J. U. Mi'lti'ide, (}. Hiirniiiii, 10. It. M'(ii'luMS M. Kk'iii, <>. I>. VVilMoii, K. H. Diyden, \V. L. Newell, (ieo. II. IliU'kviidoi'ii, J. HoiiK, .1. (.'. AiiifH, T. M. Aliiiv, JoHitph DiiviH, M. K. Weiiver. W. M. Athcrtoii, T. C. Perking, Oeori^o SontluT, W. II. WAMvKU. ASA Diuiiel, K. A. KiiHHell, V. G. UarrlHon. Joliii It. Ariiuld, SylvaiiuB Scliiiuller, David ItobertAon, W. J. Neil, .1. M. Howard, J. F. Kelly, T. VV. H. AiiderHuii, T. L. (iilzeaii, JaiiieH Matlicw, It. Wade, W. H. Kirklieiid, William Spee^le, .1. L. Deakiii, William Iloiid, >»*, A. J. Stoddart, T. A. ISiicraniento Connty, Aineriean TowuHliip San Diego C'onnty, Andei'Hon'M Itanch Andernon'H Valley Angel'H (.'amp Mono County, Antelope Valley Antiocli Areata Areata ' Anbnrn Auburn •StaniMlauH Coinitv, Duebelor Valley Kern Ootnity, UukerMlleld liungor liatli Hear Valley Hear Valley PlunuiH County, Iteckwilli Valley liiuuion County, lieckwitli'H I'axH Ileiiicia Ilenicia Itenlon Itidwell'H Mar IliK Kbit liigOak Kbit I.iake County, \V\u Valley 'rowuiibip Lake County, llig ValleV TowuHliip lilnKluiinton Kirebville Ciiluvoraa County, lIlack'H Ituncb liloouilield Itodega liolinax nriilgeport Itridgeport Sacramento County, Krigblou TowiiHliip Sueraniento ( 'ounty , Urigbton TowiiHbip Ki'ooklvn Gridwold,.!. W. Heath, G. W. Hherwood, J. O. Iluir, A.J. Aiulei'Hon, Innae CiMintH, George Knox, Franklin McNiiinaia, M.J. Awbly, J. T. ItobertHon, •!. L. Mmilb, E. II Van I'elt, TboninB CbubnerH, L. It. I'auhel, A. C. nr.idbuiy, E. G. Gdbrey, \Villlani Du.lley, P. W. Ciimphell. John Karl, A. It. llarriH. G. GibouH, J. K. Kilield. ,1. It. Saoraniento Co., Dry ('reek 'r"Wiblii|i Kune, J. O. SacianientoCo., Dry (-'reek Tci\vni.|ii|i Itrown, It. C. hniiiwii Anbury Elliott Dnlc'h Flai I^ifliuiT. It. Yuba County, K. Hear Itiver Towiifliif Cop|H'r»|,„ii, , Sarraincnto County, CoKumui'H Ti)\vuK|ii|, Nueraniento Coinily, CoHUlnlirs 'rii\vui.iii|i Teliuuiu County, ('niiiiiiw,,,,,! ColllliTVill,. Conli.Mvill,. CreHClMll Cily Cret«i'ciil Cii'v llllllllbi'lH Plaeer County, l)ciii|\v,ii»| El Dorado Couiityl Deer V^iHh Del Norte Coiiiitv, Del N'dik' .Mill. San Joai|uin Comity, iMn San Joaiiiiin County, iKm Diaiiiiind S|iiii,;;, Don PedidB |||",r l»"n-b DoU^jilK ('ill- Doiighw Ciiv Dowiiifvill',. Div Ciicii lir(H>klyn Huekeye ■ liuekeye Ituruett Yolo Countv, Cuehe Creek Canon Caebeville Cahiveritati ('alpella Canuinebe Cainpo Seeo Cafioii City Canon City PluniiiH County, Cariboo Cary'b MillH .San Joa(|uin County, ('uMtoria Monterey County, C'uBtroviile Centerville Centreville Cherokee Kbit ('bico Chinese Ctinip Clarkaville C^loverdale Cloverdale Colfax ColliiiBville Colouiii Columbia Columbia Columbia Hill ColllHU ColllBH ColUBU ColuHii Coltitia ColuBH Copper City Cathruii, CliurleH Striaig, Siinuiel Tvrrell, A. J. M('(Jormi('k, JameB Coulter, A. II. M>'Donell,J. F. Ihiird, li. P. Hopper, John Turner, •!. II. Woodman, J. W. ItenniHon, Edward Cox, J. M. Goodridge, .T. A. •Iiilian, T. J. Young, J. II. Morlcai, F. M. Pininton, II. U. Shaw, S. D. Hoard, F. G. SWADLEY. W. W. (^IIIGLEY, U. C. JobiiBon, J. D. Smith, L. P. Gale, E. H. MeClaniihan, W. Y'nba Comity, IviBl liear Itiver TdwiiKliiii I'VI lfiv« El Dorado (!ounty CiilaveniB Countv", Kl'l KlVlT' , KM.MM,!,, Kl Diiiiiilu Kliiill Klliuil Kl .Miillli;' Kl .Moii:. Ililtle V . iiiiy, ICliliMiirw Iluiiibolilt Ciiiiiily, KmiU Ilumlidldt ('iMiiiiy, Kiik'U I Sierr.i CoiiMiy, Kimka Slerrii Couiily, Kiiri'tn Neviidu Coiiiilv. Kimka ■ Kilil-lirlJ I'".lil|llllV Kl'l liilalV FliMli'tiiHn Fiilcilflimii KnJM, Foi'lll'.-lllHIl I K(irlii'.«limii I Kciii'i'l CilVil Korcft llill r WillianiBou, It. M. D. Trinity Co., ForkhNrw limr Saliflmrv, W. A HiiHtiiiuH, L. L. Y Itigg, J. L. iMeCarton, A. It. Camper, L. S. Diver, Andrew Gavlord, D. Norvell, J. W. Webb, r. W. W<«)dard, F. J DiekeiiBon, EraBtiM ltobertH;iiiiiii'l"i Sucraraouto County, GeoigiaiiuT p|| (ieywrvilleil (iiii)»iiivillej| (inia I Goodvt'iir'it lliirl (inil'loiil Grunil Irlaiiilir Grain! Uliiiiii!! Clarkin, John Sacramento County, (jiaiiiiuTpl The FACmo IITBUBAirOIl OO. Ineures acitixut Vlre and Marine haaards. A. KOHIiDB, 8«n I'nmolioo, importer and de«ler In Muslo Book*. CALIFORNIA JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, 47 M. V. D. Ilyrno, W. 8. (/('(INNOK, M. P. Abbot, II. I». Kiwiimii, '*. fj. rhriBtiiiii. William Knox, Williuiii itariiicl"'! •'■ Smilli,-'- A. Colliy, P. T. ViUKlcrli"'''. J. i{ii»»i'ii,'r. I'lice, ildlin Safrv.d- M- Elk.l. "■ Tlioiii|iH()ii, R, Chir.S W. DicliiiiMMi, n. Dniv, .liuiK'H DOWNKIt J. W, Oldliiiiii, ■>. K. Xtldoii, VV. U. , Miiiikiii, J. •'. Kiiiiiuniiiiiiu, J. Cillev, A. SoiidlliT, W. H. Slielliv, Williiim Stone" P. Ord, U. ». Joni'B, TlKimna TiinuT, Elinlia I'ri'i.'ioii, A. II. Mfwiii't, NcIhdii lliilcliintfB, .laiiifH SImHM.iM, II. n. I.an|;iloii, I^i-vi Miiver, S. L. .Smith, S. A. Caliiweli, .Fiinepli SiiiIhtIiiikI, .lairii'6 OniKH Viillny Oi'iiKM Viillcy (Iri'i'iivillo (lr(l (Jri/,/.ly Kliit (>iiy./,ly Fiiit Trinity County, (lri/,/,ly (Inlcli lliipiiy ('iinip Huy |iv t'litni) lliiviliifi Kork Viillcy II lywooil III iiIiIhIxii'^ lIuulilHbiirK llciily lll'lll'v IfoniitoH IIoit'h Waiicli llorM'towii Ilowlaiiil Flat lliiinliii); ' Hniitor'B Valley Indt-pi'iiiU'iic't' Indian l)iuK>iiKH Indiun Vallfy Itmt' ('ity lone Cit'v Iowa llill JiK'into Jackwin JackKon ilanu-Htown PliiniaB County, .laniiHon City •fani'd villi' Jaiii'Mvilli- Ji'niiy hind Inyo County, KearKaKi' Kidnoy Kcrnville Kinf{Htoi\ .Murtiii, J. K. Klamath Connty. Klaniatli To\vntdii|i C'oli'iiiun, .1. S. Knifflifs KiTiy |Slone, K. T. . Knij;lit'H Kerry JMi'Olinlock, .laniGN Knij^lit'H IjandiiiK i|li'iH)lh MaryRvillu Singer, William Mar'yHville ('Ivdesdiile, John Kl Dorndo Co., MaBBachuBellB Kbit CIIANDLEH, J. L. Maylle Jones, J. E. .SykcH, I). E. Ihiird, I). C. Perrv, E, T, Fairiianks, II. KeUogg, C. Tarbrongli, AliBulom Onpiill, W. i\. Weller, J. H. Uogcrs, C. I). Latham, W. W I'll) X well, Michael HOPKINS, VV. L Leavitt, W. II. Kreeland, .lobn Coleman, ,1. W. C. Miller, William Callaglian, J. I>. Alerritt, Josiah KugglcB, E. N. (biodricli, V. C, Needham, C. E, llird, M. F. I'arroWB, E. Freeman, F. TowIe, (}. W. Tucker, S. S .lolniBon, VV. S. .Muiiit'ord, F. !S. Oiikley, A. 1). Hchroyer, A. SleveliB, H II. Dowdv, Perrv Taylor, J. H." Kendall, Joliu PALMEU.J. ( Long, J. IS. Piiine, J. A. Hriggfl, Henry Hart, JameH Kugh, S. (■inter, VV. C. AYKES, LEVI Voulen, Williiim KitlerbiiKh, William Hoil, .VI. F. IIaveu,J. O. Ferris, IJ. F. WatBon, N. Whilcher, T. E. Wheeler, I). VV. KobertB, Geo. FiHiier, Hiram .Starkweather, A. Moore, James Scott, H. P. DICK, JOHN I). Strauss, Samuel Hean.L. VV. SAVLES, E. S. liobbins, Moses Knowles. Robert Cavenaugh, John Pavmn, Stephen SIf ATTUCK, V. VV Veal, U. R. Cooper, W. II. Sherwood, Uenj. Mark, I. N. Hrown, W. II. Uradley.J. H. Linderoos, G. Itanney, James Russell, P. II. .Vleadow Lake Meadow Luke Mendocino iVIeriilian llutle Connty, MoBBilla Valley Michigan Illutl' Millerlon .Vlillville Milpitas Mission Sun Jose Sacramento (!ounty, ikliBHisBippi Township Alpine County, Mogul Mokelumne Hill Mokeliiiiine Hill Iliitte Coimty, Mooretown Moore's Fhit Monitor s Monterey Monterey Mountain I louse LiiBBcn (y'onnty. Mountain Meadow .Santa Clara" Co., Mountain View Siskiyou ('Oinily, iVIiigginsville Alnrphy's Murphy's Napa ifity Nnjia City Natividiid Sicriinieiiti) ('oiiuty, Natoimi T'p Siicnimeiito Coii..ty, NatoniaT'ji Marin (Jomily, Necasio PlumiiB Ciiimty, Nelson Point Siinta Cliirii County, New (iilroy Santa Clara County, New (Silroy Nevada City Nevada City Ciilusa County, Newville Viibu Connty. New VorU Township NicolaUB NicoliiiiB Niinslicw Noi'tli Itiooniticid North (.'olumbiu Viiba County, N. E. Township North Fork North San Juan Novato Oakland Oakland Oakland Oleinu Omega iSan Joi.'inin Connty, O'Neil San Jiniiinin County, O'Neil Ophir Klamath County, Orleans T'p Oroville Oroville Owensville Pacheco Parks' Uar Pescadero Pelaluma IVtaluma Petaluma Petaluma Placervi"-! Plaoerville Pleasiinton PlenBanl Valley Pine Grove Point Arena Point Arena Sierra County, Port Wine I'i I i A,. BOMAK ft Co., 8kii Tranoiaoo. Sohool Boob, Juvenile and Toy Booka, aames. et» NORTH AMBRIOA UVB INBURANOB CO., Foliolet guorantMd by State of Now York 478 PACIFIC COAST UU8INBSS DIRECTORY. Sclilicnmn, Kii'ili'rii'k liiiiinifr, A. 1>. Iliinli'i', I). I). O'Ni'il, ■liiiiii'H ii.'iKfv, r. K. Van l>ft'iir, 10. II. Iliiliiiiy, W. II. KoikIh," ('. I'!, tinlviii, I). .1. lii'wiN, >l\,(i. \V. (imnli'iili, .S, Ni'lsoii, A. I). Cliiir..,.! V. Mrliilyif, .liilin Wilxoii, CiiiliH lilMJIil'i.l.O. K. Il.iiv,.l. II. \ViillV,.l. M. Diiwxdii. M. M. 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Hell, W II. Drake, K. It. IVniiir, .1. (!. Tobiii. K. .1. \'aii lliivtiiii, .lolK'H, K. M. KxiiKlillii. S. Hill, A.(". I'lii'lp..!, .Mimr l>illT, "" liai'tl WihiiIh, iluinvH Li'iln.., .1. H, 'riiin|ikinH, .S. LiNHWi'll, Williiiin lti'iiiii'liain|i, A. I'lliiiK, II. Danit'lNon, ('. L. lliiilHon, V. W. Ailaiiw, (). W. Illiiir I 'riiiiiniiHon, !•'. ItiiK.lli., 'I'. K. IIimI^cn, iI. Slavi'ii, .1. (i. 0\viii.-.l, A. Ilowanl. .M. (ili'iiii, T. II. Ili'iikur, (iiMii'){u Wai.llipw,.!. A. Li'iiki-, \i. U. U(1M.S, S. II. I». KIlix, William 1 rowiisenil, W. .M. \. I Kipunrv, .1. I'\ I Siii.|.|,'<'. [j. I CliMiirnlN, I.. H. Iliirll, W. M. Klai, J. I' Kl Doniili Hall. K. II. Sinkivon Co. Soiilli I' .Miliair, K. II. WriKliI, X. K. I.iivclanil, II. S (lark,.!. W. lliiNkin, W. A. Kvrlainl, .loi'l Italihvin, K. T. liiiiwn, A. (!. U'linixi'V, I., li. Haiti'. °.l. S. Alvi.nl, C. K. ClMlk, I*. Cii.HH, W. W. Kirli, (iriii'^'d llay.U-n, K. ('. Ilai'vcy, (Miarli'H .MruM'isinilli, (!. II. Mill.'i, (i. K. 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Saii .lime Hurki'i'. K. It. .San .liian Wliilin-y, .1. W. .San ■liiiiii Sinilh, (i. K. .San Li'iinilio llllliaril, Krnlri'ic San LiiIh Oliinpn SininiltM', ■). Connty, San I'lisijiial Maliiiii, 'r. .San Wal'iiil Liijiin. M. San Iti'i'iimilino Co.. Sun Salvinlor T'p (liet'ii, Saniiii'l,.San Liiio (>liinpi) County, Snn Simi'ini CiMiley, KniniiH Santa llailiaiM Lopo/. .Mai'iaiio Suntii llarbaru lULhlNiiS, .1. M. Santa CMani Morrixon. S.iima'l Saiitii Clara Miuiif, T. W. Santa Crn/. W\'llin(fton. K. Santa Cruz WilliiimR, K. L. . Santa Cruz IIKOWN, JOHN SimtiiKowi Miililleton, 'A Santa HoRa Smith, Jonatliim Siirtttouii Stiir^D, M. U, Pliunus County, Saw I'it Kmt .\'axli, Ihiiiu^ Diirliain, .1. 10 Swcuiicy, l'\ \. HiiiisakiM', Hcnrv WilliainKiin, (1. A >l(iiilf,'i>iiioiy, .\. Zi^U-r, Cliiirlert Aliu'ck, A. .1. W. Iteiln', A. (iiillirio, ii. M. DiivIk, .1. Lak Waril, V. V. LAWTON, J. U. Kilrv, (;. N. Ahili'll, Daviil Callmii, (iiMU-ifK Collins, . I. T. .MiOiinifl, W. I). KaHKcll, Harvoy Wood, Daninl .Jr. Ilaniuni, II. T. .Sti'piicnfion, J. S. Taylor, E. C. KoVtoiil, H. Holliitiuk, L. D. I'OKTKIi, .F.U. Uolairt, S. 8. Lovi'joy, K. 1*. Morrill, G. II- Mcnilociiio Cuimty, Ukia Kluinalli Coiinlv, Triiii'liul ruwiisiiiii Tiiliiiv 'I'lilan' Till.' Till.' I'kiiJi \-.;ill;'y riiiiHi I Ulll.'! i'iii"ii iWIl,-lli|i'| navilli: \-i:IK-!.i \»\Wf' \'i'iiii'ii I County, Up|H'r Lak Siittnr Coiiiiiy riiicor County'. Mi'Mi ViMlia VImiIiii ViMilia \-i.-iili;i Vdlaiiiu Yolo County, Wa.-iliiii,L'l"n Volo County, Wa>liiii;:iiin , ,, ,, \\ alwiiivillf WalMiiivilli' WalwMivillt WiilKimvilli' A\'|.|ivi'ivillc Yuba County, West liu.ir KivtT. MASON C A L I F The FAOZS'IO INBUBANOB Oo. The largeat Ooliforuia Insurwioe Oo. .Sliiki'n, Oliver lliini,'", Koliert CiiliiTV, W. .\l. .Mi'CillrlK'li, ,1. II. IVIniv.O. W. llull.K. (!. I/H'lirr, lli'riiiiin i.e\vin, iMiviil Wi-IIk, M. II. .Scliiill, A. I'. Ciiniiiiii. .1. li. iMfirioif, 10. w. ■ ImuiiH, (Iri)ino 10. '.IllllllKIPII, It. I'\ i Kflliw. '•" .Miililmi, T. Lar 1 |Si'i! alw) Civ DION.NKIiV, AM'II ilciil. puKf III) DK.NXIOllv, ItlOILV |M«e II) MKUinOI.L, I. L. (HI 'nnnliiilin, .1. \V('ll|.tlM', .IllKlpIl I'OWITH, .M. .MlH. ] [Stu Al Leather and 1" [See ClflST. (!. V.\- CO. 'WUKJIIT, .1. II. iV (liaiillai'li, \\'jlliaiii •WAdlO.MlLAS'l', ( X |Sn' Introiliu'torv ill till' Sliile, Willi tlie elf. Ill' eiii'li.] Lime, Cei llHVIlll, W. WillialliH, (ieii. It. , llllllllnll, I'iilrirk 'llolllirK, II. 'I'. .V (' .\l»A.\l.s, SA.MI'KI. I»AVIS\. COWKI.I J Liquors, Impo ', [.See iiIno .\ iWAUK, (i. W. (seen lifViiian, .S. iIltil.llliOOK, DAN I'.Mirlim.l, II. |lilHllllll, '1', kV ('„. MiKA.N'.NA, .lOIIN illAlill, I,. II. iweail ii;ai'I'i;i,man.\',c. |('li'Vi'laiiil, .SdIoiii.iii !I':iavioi,l.i>.a.&:( :ns(.'iiioi{& iioF.s- KOILK.OKO. A.& paKiitW) Kcrim, llenrv UXtJiO, IIIOXUY& „. l'l>K«l'") KiiiKi'ii, .lolin SniiM.L.C. K. (He, wiirr\iov,K.w.& ,,..,l"'Wi"'l| "Itll'UlHll, K. IIAOAU & WHITA A. 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SANDERSON &ASIIER Barbola, Louis (jriebnow, Frederick Briugs Si. Strong CAPEHART, AARON Reynolds, W. B. Brewlield, S. J. Negus, (1. S. Bauer, M. F. Mam<, John IVfonion. William Keck Si. Brickell Clement, 8. COHN, D Sl CO. Hughes, J. R. Cid)le, John DOSH, EDWARD GARITY, OWEN BRUMEL, M. (Jaminetti, B. KURCZYN, C. II. BECKER, O. F. •^ Eweka Sdutli *'aiHlel(l Vaii'tifld Fidilletowi, Fiddletowii Fiddletowii Foljdiii Fcilsoiii Fulsiiiii Kdlsoiu Folsom Fdlsdiii FoUoiii Folsom t'olsijiii FoHichtowii Forlictitowii Fori'st Cilv ForcKt Hill Foivxt Hill F(irc.«t Hill Forest Hill Forldm Hope Fort ,)i)iic, Froncli ('(irml Frencli CoiTiiJ Freiicli t'drrjj Ge()r;.'ctowii Georjjetinvii Gcnrfii.tcjwn (jewfi-villc- County, (Jdld Hill (SoodycarVlliir Goodyear'H liar (Sniw Viiliev Grii»K V.dli'V iir»»t< \';dk'V (SniHs A'ullov (iriiFd Viillfv GraMN Valley Gra«<. Viille'v Grass Viillcj GiiisB \'iilley Grass Viilley Grass Viillcy Grass Vidlf'v (Jrass Valley Grass \'idley Gras,s \'alley Grass Viillry (Jrass Viille'v Half Moun ll^iv Half .Al(»>n llav llavilah llavilali lluvilub llaviliiti Ilavllih Iliiywiwi llaywiHui; lK'alili-l'iirji| lloald»liiirt lIcaMsbiiijj lluriiilM Ilimiitot • Howland Fill Howlaii.l Kial H-iwla'id Klali IlliliDislOWII IndcpciiiteiiK Indc|K.Mi(leiiC( Iiuiem'ndeiicf Indian l>i^)riii|fi| haic Ciiyl luwa Hi Jackei«i Jackwi Jiii'kwi Janieslowii FAOXI^O INSUBANOS OO. OMh Aasote, •1,118.868.82. FRIAND, LOUI DIXON, J. Y. Kee, Williams &. Blazier, Abram Mayfleld, A. Buddiogton, M. Brookshire, T. J. Rudolph, John Williams, J. Buckley, Henry Eagan, Michael Gordon, T. & Co. Palmer, R. W. AillHud, H. BUFFUM, WILI CAMPBELL, TH HARVEY, C. L. i Lechler, G. W. & ( PHILLIPS, JAC( Wolf & Thompsor Chamberlain, J. Billington, C. E. Byrnes, P. Hill, William Lewis, John Uuchinan, B. F, Iternungham, T. J. Ueriiliard, G. Gordon, P. .MrKENZIF, D. 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Oakland Uinger, John SCROLL, C. F. Marysville Held, J. Oakland Marysville Herbe, A. Oakland Widemim, E. Marvsville .lensen, Gustavus Oakland FRANCIS BROS. Mayfleld Knowlton, N. S. Oakland LAUD, L. M. Muytield Muller, A. C. Oakland ADAMS iL JOHNSON Meadow Lake Pui'shley, William Oakland Coldren, W. D. Meadow Ijjike Reddington, M. Oakland Davids, M. Meadow Lake Terny, James Oakland FRIEDMAN, A. Meadow I>ake Hold, C. Olenia HAGAR & WHITAKER Meadow linke I^gg, T. Ilubliell, E. A. Omega Heyman, B. Meadow Lake Onion Valley Periins Ac Arnin Meadow Lake Herrick, Patrick Oregon (jiilcli Petersin, Williani Meadow Lake ELLIOTT, WALTER M. Oroville Rtthe, Henry Meadow Lake Freer, P. & Son Oroville Starr & Davis Meadow Lake Schneider & Hoops SCHNEIDER, VVILLIAM Oroville Wangainan, A. Meadow I.4ike Oroville ZEROA, STEPHEN Meadow Lake (lAMBO, JOHN Pacheco Padden, P. Mendocino l^iopez, Apolonio Pacheco Chester, Samuel Meridian Troy, John Pacheco POLIFKA. E. Michigan Bluffs Ducassan, J. M. Pajaro ROZIERE, CHARLES Michigan Bluff's CULLIOAN, JAMES Petnluina ALLEN, THOMAS P. & CO. Millerton Gan/. Si, Iless Petahima GA8TED, 8. Millerton Htdmes, William St, Bro. Petaluma HEAL, ELBRIDGE F. Mission San Jose JACKSON, JESSE Petalunia Veach, James E. MokeUiinue City Johnson, Fred. & Co. Petaluma Pahey, Edwartl ORIMM, F. W. Mokelunine Hill Kelley, James D. Petaluma Mokeliiinne Hill Slaven, .Tames Petaluma McFadden, Julia Mrs. Mokcliimne Hill Sroufe Sl Peavy Petaluma ▲. BOK£N * 00. 81 TlM only (izolfl iiiTO Book Btora on tha FftOiflo Coaat. i';; I ''I \X Rii I \\^ U NOBTH AMBBIOA IiIFS INSUBANOS CO. No restriotion ou oooupfeUon or traveL UAROHAIiIi ft : 482 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 5 10 M 4 O ^^ Van Allen, John Pctnlimia Gerandau, J. Sievm County, Pine Grove O'Brien, Jolin . Pinole Hell & Co. Plucerville HUACE & nOUOWSKY Placervillo Donahue, W. M. llucerville JohuB, U. I). 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HARVEY LEONARD, GILBERT McAllister, A. C. Short, Jacob Iloran, J. D. Knox, J. F, Dufle, J. L. Stegemann, L. UlIRJUiOOCK, 11. Wostphal, Charles Brown, Henry Comce, W. P. ELLIOTT, WILLIAM Furnham, Luther Hays St, Winken I.ieonurd, Michael Maloney, James Matheson, Peter Wente, Daniel GrifDn, John Hamilton, Thos. ^ Sacrainoiito Sairmi'cnto Saciaiiii'nt-i Saciaineiito SacraiiKMito Sacrainoiito Sacramento Sacranicnin Sacraiijento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramculo Sacramenlo County, San Ainlivai. San Andrcag County, San Andreas San Andreas San Bernardino San Hernardino San Bernarilino San Bernardino San Buenavi'ntnm San I) lego San Diego San iloae San .lore San ilose San Joxe San Jose San iIosD .San .lose San June San .lose San Jiifc San Jose San J Is WADISII & McC \ DUItELL & BAV 1* I'alterwu, R. J J Sevcrson, 'J'homag h Donglierty, L. J. Lobice, Iwiiic lu LAliSKN, OLAF WILSON, JOHN li Blown, F. T. y Ciipiii, H. 10 ' Daqiicsne, D. |i Ede, Joseph J( liiiberntour, C. 11 henz. Herman |o .Vewinun, William ■ 5 liiclilier, C. I? HiorJaii, C, Ig Itot'k, .lohii n Kvaii, D. Slimier, H. Jo .SMITH & LE0Nj\ li Tabor, fjejiige lo Vansyckle, II, 1 3 (iiwner, Bonj. If nianier, J. I" Slieebau, B.J. IJ Viiies, .loseph ■« M0N'ES&, IlEWLi Ij Foster, B. F, • Frances, Ciistilla 4 Oallaglier, T. |« (iiovaiiesse & Wubi h .McLellan, Frank • MOODY &,I{AXT1 Snyder, A. V. Tillon, John R Wilson, (leorife .S. ,.jZIM.\IERMAN,J, 15 Cbamberlin, B. H. C'lirystler & liurtlet CroukenV. Owens KENNEDY, WILI „ fE,\n'LE, J. A. glUXbOLPH, I.N. 1 page 4li) [DAVIS, FRANK firiiham, Peter j-cFmuk, Samuel I'ltmore, John Thorp, A. Barber & Co, Bradie, Edward Dubeitran, E. Warren, W, W, Moore Si. Chambers lliilbiick, T, C. Sifter, N.K. Waterhouse, E, S. Knright, T, Kahn, J. jjereiifoid, James • KOWN, JOEL Jr Foster, William Joliuston, T, J. A.U01LI IIABOHAIjIi St HITTAUBB'S Pianos. Cheapest made. A. KOHIiEB, Agent. San Francisco. CALIFORNIA. LIQUORS — LUMBER. 483 ■ I Kohle, Anpiiit lioney ic Nuonan Diivid, I>. Rohm, Williiim SpmildiiiK, Joseph l)ou}{lierty, lieiijiiniiu O. MiixlielH/Friiiik OKU & TIUUE ITS (trr, John Dl'RICK, .TAMKS (iiuenur, Si»fimuul i KNOX, OEOUGE K. Lit^fll, Cliarles Bcntlcv & Siiiipfliiii KKEliy, AUSTIN WADISH & McCONLEY DUIIELL & UAWDIN, I'lilleiwn, K. SevcrBoi), 'I'hoiims l)iiiii{lier(y, L. J. I/)liri'e, Initiic LAlfSEX.OLAK WILSON, .lOHN a. Blown, V. T. I'lipiii, H. DiKincsiie, D. Ede, Jofcpli I/iilierdtour, C Un/., Ileriimii Xewiiiiin, William Kidilier, V. HiorJiii., <;. lioc'k, •lohu Kvun, V. SclmltT, H. SutItU RoBU I Santa Kosa ScottH IJur Siolts Har Searsvilie Sonoma Co., Scbastopol Soaoiiia (-'ouuty, Scbastopol Sonoma C'onnty, Sebatttupol Souoiiiu County, SobaeUipol Shasta Shasta SliaMa Shasta Shingle Sprin){H Shingle Springs Shingle Springs Silver Mountain Silver Mountain Silver Moantnin Snagville Sonierville Sonoma Sonoma Sonora Soiioia Sonora Soiioru Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora Sonora • Sonora Sonora Sonora SMITH Si. LEONARD (seoaav.dept. p. 17) Sonora Tiibor, (Jejirge Sonora VHiinjckle, IL Sonora Oamu'r, IJcnj. Spanish Ranch llliniier, J. St. Helena Shct'lian, JJ. J. St. Helena Viiitis, Joseph St. Helena ,IOXES & HEWLE'JT Stockton Fi)8ter, ]{. F. Stockton Fnmccs, Castiila Stockton (iallaglier, T. Stockton (iiovuneesc & Weber Stockton .Mrlifllan, Frank Stockton MOO!) V & BAXTER (see a) ROSENTHAL. SIMON R. WALKKR, MOORE & Co. (see adv. dent, page <)8) WILLIAMSON, JAMES (see adv. dept Marysville Miirysviile Marysville Marysville JIarysville Marysville page ti/) MOOKE, JOHXM. I'AITERSON & VOSBURG HARTLETT &. CO. Coiiistock Si Martin Kiuit/.iui Si Sliaw Kaoliiiian, Lages &. Co. lUDGER. GEORGE W. EAKL, O. W. Oreenliood, M. HAMMER & KEDER Havilen, V. C. S1.\IS & HARRErr Smith. H. G. Speiipor & Millard \V«)(1 & Kenyon Smith, E. D. Marysville Meadow Lake Meadow Lake Red Klnll' Red Klufl' Red Hlntf Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacnimento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento San Riienaventnra SPRIN(4, T. W. & CO. (see adv. dept. p. II) San Jose TOMLINSON & CO. (see adv. dept. pa«e 37) Hurl, 1). W. ftreenhood, M. Perkias, W. L. & Co. Whitney Si. Co. Hcyssor Si. Ilanpt llriickinan, C. C. Capurro, M. Ilnllimin, C. II. HiighcK & Keys UDl), G. S.&URO. Mallou Si. Dngaii PACHK & CO. San Pedro Sliinglc Springs Shingle Springs Shingle Springs Shingle Springs Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Sto<'kton Stockton Stockton Stockton PETERS, J. D. (see adv. dept. page 31) Stockton YOST, FREDERICK (see adv. dept. p. 3'2) Stockton Jackson, Ilenrv Watsonville COMSTOCK & MARTIN Weavervillo BANNING, PHINEAS & Co. (see adv. dept. page 37) Wilmington Merchants— Flour. [See Flour Dealers.] Merchants— Forwarding. [See also Expreases.] Xonree, G. F. Chico EglHJit & Co. Cisco Ixict & Co. Cisco Earl, D.W. Greenwood, M. Whitney & Co. Worriir, J. & Co. LUTHER, W. T. & CO. Gay, M. & Co. Grosliong, U. Robinson & Nelson Averill & Snrawl Perkins, W. L. & Co. I3ANNING, P. & CO. (see adv. dept. page 37) TOMLINSON & Co. (see adv. dept. page 37) Cheney Sc Cocoran BOCKIUS, CHAS. G. (see adv. dept. page (») BOON. CUMMINS & Co. (see adv. dept. page G3) DENTON, W. H. (see adv. dept. p. 75) ELLIS. W. T. FOULK, GEORGE A. & CO. (see adv. dept. page tj8) JIIT & GIGNOUX (see adv. dept. Colfax Colfax Colfax Colfax Downieville Giialala Gaalala Gnalala Happy Camp Latrobe Los Angeles Tx)8 Angeles j Jjower Lake 1 Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville Marysville KNIG page (ifi) ' Marysville WALKER, MOORE & Co. (see adv. dept. page tJ8) Marysville WILLIAMSON, JAMES (see adv. dept page 67) Baker, II. W. Bartlett & Co. Comstock & Martin Rantzau & Shaw TEAMSTERS' ASSOCIATION EARL, D. W. Grcenhood, M. Hobby & Potter Teamstei-s' Association Whitney b Co. Scith, t:. D. Marysville Phicerville Red niatf Red Bhitf Red Bluff Red Blnff Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento San Buenaventura dept TOMLINSON & CO. (see adv page 37) Earl, D. W. Greenhood, M. Perking, W. L. Whitney & Co. Beysser & Ilaupt Bruckman, C. C. Capurro, M. Hughes & Keys LADD, G. S.&BRO. Mallon Sl Dngan PACHE, J. & CO. PETERS. J. D. & CO. (see adv. dept YOi^fFREDERICK(seeadv. dept. p. 32)Stockton C0.^I8T0CK & MARTIN Weaverville BANNING, P. & CO. (see adv. dept. pajfe 37) Wilmington Merchants— General. Where may be found a general nssortment of Cloth- ing, Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, Hard- ware, Agricultural Implements, etc.. Merchants dealing in a single kind of goods will be found under their respective heads. San Pedro Shingle S))ringB Shingle Sjirings Shingle Springs Shingle Springs Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Stockton Brecse, Hamilton Hart, John Trask & Thompson Wolfe &. Brady Bernard, George Eiginoff, David Olsese, A. Schenfeld Si. Co. Steinberger, A. Barber, A. 8. CORNWALL, G. A Sohn, Peter Agun Caliente Agua Caliente Agna Caliente Agiui Caliente Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Agua Fria Alameda Alamo Alamo m 'W I'; ;i'!i iV I A. BOMAN ft Co., San Franoiaoo. Gtoneral Agenta for Subscription Books. NOBTH AMWRIOA UTO] INSXTBAKOB GO. Vor valiubla infonuAtion turn to page 161. 486 PACIFIC COAST IIUSINES^ DIUBCTORY, White, L. E. dt Co. Albion Hcnnesey. Patrick Allison liancli CHITE,.IOHN H. Alle^liiiny CRAFTS &. CO. AllcKlmnv PKINCE, H. H. (aeo ndv. dent. p. 3H) Altiiville .JOHNSON & GKEGG Alvarado Livv, 8. Alvarado STORES, JAMES J. Alvarado Sollike, J. A. Aiviso GARDNER &FLEEHAUT . Amador City Sawyer, J. J. American Flat Davis ]{rog. Analieim |jan){enberg & Co. Analieim Gary, 8. (". Anderson's Valley Perano, John Angers (-'ani'ii Pentno, Joseiih Angel's Camp Scriliner. J. C. Angel's Camp PaitHon Ac Co. Antelope City Doodv, P. Anthony Ilonse HOJIIJURG, M. ft CO. Antioch PETERSON* MARSH Antioch WOLF, S. & CO. Antioch Howen, G. C. Arciita lirisHHrd & Van Kossum Areata Ciillberg, J. Areata Fleishman, II. Areata WILLMENT, G. Aiihnrn Iiarks&- Yoiiree Dald Hill Flood, R. Itangor Shattnck.P. F. Bangor nURT HR08. Bath Thornbiirg, M. Bear River Woods, Joseph Bear River Castugnetta &. Co. Bear Valley Dodge & Bro. Bear Valley Fralins & Co. Bear Valley Mariposa (,'onipany Bear Valley Ponpion, Victor Bear Valley Ql'EIROLO, JOSEPH Bear Valley CLARK ic WALTERMIRE Belmont Danforth, E. Benicia Knight, Mark Benicia Keppler 6l Mack Benton Morrison, R. J. Benton Penett, J. 8. Bidwell's Bar Cavagniiro. John & Bro. Big Oak Flat Noiiiglia, Stephen & Co. Big Oak Flat Rebonl, C. Big Oak Flat Tannabill, James Big Oak Flat Bowkofskv, O. 8c Co. Big Valley ARTHUR, C.R. BloomHel'd BERNHARD & CO. ]iloomlield WOOD, W. B. Bloomtield Stevenson, Aiken & Co. Bodega Kowalsky & Co. Bodega Corners Newberg' & Goodman Bodega Corners Stevenson, Aiken ft Co. Bodega Corners Cluver, Henry Uolinas I./evy, Meyei's Bollnas Rosenberg, OtIoW. Bolinas Wilkins, H. (!. Branch Stflre Washburn, A. H. Mariposa County, Bridgeport BRYANT, A. ¥. (see adv. dept. page 174) Mono County, Bridgeport Fonte, A. Rosenberg, M. J. Halphan Sl Son .SCHAAF. FREDERICK W Woods, M. Haskell ft Phillips Hull, Sylvester Wagner, William Shnnnahan, John Fitzsimmons, John Koter, D. Tnohy, A. V. Hotfman, A. DAVIDSON, L. FREEMAN, F. S. & CO Brooklyn Brooklyn Brown's Valley Brown'* Valley Brown's Valley Buchanan Hollow Shasta County, Buckeye Buck's Ranch Bucksport Buena Vista Bnmett Burwood Cache Creek Cacheville Cacheville GRIFFITH, A. Simpson, White & Co. Woodwortli & Co. Woodworih, 8. M. Deimv & Bro. Caclu'vilje Cahto I CaliHiojni Cilliulo;;!! CallabHn'x.Riiiicli I Haisllp, J. B. Scott River, Callahan's liunch Hall, E. H. Callahan's Kuiuh Holl & Bro. Scott River, Callahan's Raiiclj Wichelhauaenjll. & CO. Ciilpfllii (Javageiiaro, D. Dios, F. D. Doherty, M. Letinvis & Garrett Marcy, J. Frank, Isaac Kelly &. Park Sii/.ardo, F. Vanderburgh, Wm. ^^'o(>lHev fi- Co. PCRIN'(i'rON,S.W Reddan, Heiirv W. Brooks & Kellogg Merrill, W. P. Jackson, J. G. Bennett Sc Miller Anderson & Co. McCnne, F. 8. Slocnm, John C. Feder & Hirsh Sal/., Jacob Moore Ac McDanel, Vinton, Thomas L. Martin, M. W. MORGAN, HENRY Mnrpbv, J. B. BIDVVELL, T. J. (see atlv. dept. p. 8!)) Brchlaner, B. SL'YDAM & JONES (see adv. dept. p. 80) Caiiiaiuhc I ' Caniaiiclic : Caniiiiiclic i ' Cainaiiclic I Caiiiaii(li(' ' Frankfort, Caiii|H) .Seio^ ' Canipo Hero j 1 Canipii Soco j | Campo Si'po ' I Cainjio Scco ! 1 Caiiiploiiville ] CamjitoiiN illc ^ ' Canon City 1 Carey's Milfs J CiiH|mr I Cecilviili' t Cenlicvilie ' Fresno River, Ceiitrcvilli. : ' ('enlrcvillc ' Ceiilrcvillc Centievilli'! j Butte County, Clieioka', i Butte Coinity, Clu'iiikre 1 Nevada County, Clieiokoc j Ncvar.) DIGGLES HENRY J. (sec ndv 97.) Stone, S. E. Harmon Sc Williams Haiilon, Hall Hooper, G. F. Sc Co. O'Donnell, James Stevens, H. Sc Co. BATCHELDER, A. J. / Costa Lewis, (Upper Calaveritas) Comeris, (Upper Calaveritas] Othello, fjoren/.o (Dry Creek) Kork & Schlutiiib Rogers, E. S. Bump, A. J. Beaatizon, B. FAGG Sc BURKE Frank, F. Sc Bro. Hughes, Lawrence Levy, Aaron Darneale, Frank Vassenser, Paul Parker, William H. PEDRINl, C. Sc Co. Putnam, Setb Riboult, C. Tannahill, James Glassman, J. Luslncky, Paul Robinet, E. Shepherd, B. F. Thomas & Jackson McDarment Sc Christfield Donegnn Michael NEWHOUSE Sc SCHEELINE Walters Sc Bro. Einstein Sc Bro. Wangeuheim Sc Levy Williams Sc Angel Eurek" Eurek" Eureka Eureka Eureka Eureka Eureka Eureka North Eureka South Eureka South Fairlield Fair Play Furniington Farmington Farniington Feriidale Ferrv Point Fidillotown Fiddletown Fiddletown Fiddletown Firebuugh's Ferrj Fisherman's Buy Fishonuun's Buy Folsom Folsom Folsom Forbestown Forbestown Forlwstown Forest Citv Forest Hill Forest Hill Forest Hill Forks of Salmon Forks of Sulinon Forks of Salmon Forlorn Hope (see ndv. dept. Fort Jones dept. p. Fort Jones Fort Jones Fort Tejon Fort Yuma Fort Yunm Fort Yuma Fort Yiiuia Foster's Bar Fourth Crossing Fourth Crossing Fourth Crossing Franklin Fredericksburgh Freeport French Corral French Coiral French Gulch French Gulch French Gulch Frenchtown F'renchtown Fresno City Garden Valley Garden Valley Gurrote Garrote Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Georgetown Gevserville Gifisonville Gibsonville Oibsonville Gilroy Gilroy Gilroy A. BOMAir & Co., San Franoiioo. Photograph Albums, Vme Qift Books, etc. rbe FoUoles of the NOBTH AICBBIOA Um UtBUBASOMl OO. bMW th* m«1 of New Tork. II 488 PAOIVIO COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. CaRtlui'iiiKi A. Rnrqimrt, M. M08H, Tlialclicr ALDUU'H. OEOKOE I) Mason Sc Wliile 8chnal>el, F. A. Thoriibiir^; St. Co. Lewii), Mogee Ackeily, O. P. BeancliHinp & Stewart Viacava, Al. Nelaon &, Drowning CAMPBELL & STODDARD CLAUK, C. K. & CO. FOKD, MARTIN HenneHcy, Patrick .lohnson St Co. SvlvcBter, H. Wymor & O' Rear Even, Jolui Heiriot, Wm. Hodkiiis, J. W. Smitli, Edward Bidwell, Henry C. Summerlund, Isaac TrauKli, L. a. Roberts St. Stingeby Fleishman Si Co. Nagler, Churlee Negrini, C. Row leg, David Issabellu, Stanislaus El Dorado County, Oold Hill El Dorado County, Oold Hill Placer County, Gold Hill Kelly & Mattinglev McDonald, W Ziilmlla, E. Cadiliy, Martin Cani|i'&. Bootli Camj), James & Uro. Baker, Barr & .Inckson Clie«(er, Bros. Chester, Bros. Childs, M.W. Covil, Nelson Eugene, C. HARRIS & KREMER MH.LS, W. O. Morton, M. Murphy, J. J. REED' & THOMPSON SINCLAIR, D. A. Baylis, A. D. Stattbrd,J. A. Alien, Alexander Brown, George Levy, M. W. Bloom, Baruch & Co. FENNO, JAMES E. Hertel, R. MCDONALD & WHITMORE Meyer & Bro. Rosenberg, M. Si Co. Scott dc Edwards Gold Run Oold Run Gold Run Gold Run Gold Springs Goodyear 8 Bur Goodyear's Bar Goodyear's Bar Gmnd Island Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Green Valley Kelly Creek, Green Valley Rose Springs, Green Valley Kanaka Valley, Green Valley Plumas County, Greenville Greenville Greenville Yuba County, Greenville Greenwood Greenwood Greenwood Grove City ii.ilf Moon Bay Half Moon Bay Half Moon Bay Half Moon Bay Happy Cump Happy Camp Co. £1 Tejoi Happy Camj) ejon, H laviluli Havilah El Tcjon, Havilah Kern Island, Havilah Havilah Oak Creek, Havilah Green Horn, Havilah Havilah Havilah Havilah Havilah Havilah Havilah Hay Fork Hay Fork Haywood Haywood Haywood Healusburg Ilealdsburg Healdsbnrg Healdsburg Healdhbnrg Healdsbnrg Healdsburg Boyd, Ritchie & Co. Calaveras Co., Hermit Val|ey Patterson, George Smith, W. P. Wilson, W. H. Si R. M Fox, Thomas Greenbaum, J, & Co. CavHgnaro, C. Gagliardo, F. Ghirardelii D. & Co. Hussey, P. Olcese, A. Semorilo, G. B. Simpson, Joseph Weil, I). & Bro. BEGEN, M. & CO. Geriehtcn Bros. Hicksville Hicksville Hill's Ferry Honcut Hoopa Valley Hornitos Hornitos Hornitos Hornitos Hornitos Hornitos Horsetown Horsetown Howlanil Fhit Howlnnd Flat Nash, C. HunilniK Hart, Thomas Hydenville Metcalf, O. D. & Co. liydtHv ille Spencer, M< Hydenvi Ii' AYRES, H. & CO. Camp Independence, IndepeniliMioe COHN, D. & CO. I^entell, John Rothschild, J. S. ft Co. Rowley, J. B. Corbns, A. T. ft Bros. Edmunson, J. Cassaretto, Joseph Lemairie, A. Weinkler ft Thrift Newman, Abrom Dosh, Charles EDWARDS.J. ft S. Filzsimmons, John ISAACS, BERNHARD STEWART, DANIEL KING ft BUTLER SOLOMON, L. Galland ft Arouson Mack, James Nordvke, M. Pratt, G. W. Simrks, Isaac Tliornton, J. Watson, G. W. Caminetti, B. GINOCCHIO, H. ft CO. KrR(;ZYN, C. H. LEVINSKY BROS. SANGUINErn, B. ft C. Deering Bros. Deering Bros. De.sler, iMiac Kirkwood, Alex. Miuni, Daniel Munn, Daniel Sanborn, John Feder, S. ft Bro. lUTTERFIELD, B. F Donovan, William 0|ipeiiheinier, B. RiKpi, Charles Barnes, I. Breed, L. N. ft Bro. Dunnellti, J. g. 8. (.'arrie Si, Even Estell, M. Riuib, L. Tinnin & Owens McMannus, Thomas Poor, John Sawyer, J. J. Charniak Si Levy Levy, A. Si Co. Flood, R. HAMILTON, ADAM Luce, A. Trailer, S. Marsh Si Kennedy HILL, C. S. S. Iloiiigsberger Si Lengfeld Lottman, h. ft J. PALMER & ALLEN Rundtill, B. Case Si Goodhue THOMAS & LAUGENOUB Bonuero, Pache & Co. Randall, R.B. Simon Si Jacobs Vignois, John Koppel, Victor BROWN, L. M. SHREVE, B. Charmack, H. & Co. Indepeiuleuce IndependtJiice Indcpenilvnce Indept!ii(leiire ludiaii Cifck Indian Diguiii^s Indian (jiilcli Indian (iiilch Indian Oiilcli Indiana Itiiiuli lono City lone (,'ily lone (lit'v lone (,'ily lone Cit'v Iowa Hill Iowa Hill JacHito ilaciiilo Jacinto Jafinlo Jiicint| JaekHonvillc Janu'cldwn JaiucKlowii j JuniCTtowiij Jllllll'i'tOWIli Jaiiit'Htdwii I Lassen County, JaiicHvillel Lassen County, Jancuvillc Shasta County, JancHvillc Jay Hawkj Junciion f'ilyj < Junction C'ityj Junction City, KcWyj Kclscv i Kelsc'v I : Kclseyvilfe Kclsey ville i Kentucky lianrhi Kernvllle ' Kernvillt; Kcrnville Ktyovilje Kniglit'i* Kerry 1 Knight'H Ferry! Knight 'h Kerry Knight'H Kerry Knight's Kerry Knight's I^inKling Knight's L'.iniling liii iimniit La Oniiige La Oniiifie 1 La OraiiKe La I'orte Lafayette Lafayette Lakeport M n Bclimidt, L. C. Si Ci FIELD, W. A. & I PAUL, WILLIAM KELLOGG & CU' barcome, J. The FA0I7I0 UraUBANGSCIO. pays «U|omm in Ctold Coin. Pianos. CALIFORNIA. MERCHANTS. 489 Cohn, H. Lakeport SMITH & PERKIN8 Meadow I^ike MamiiiiKi J. 0. Lnkenort Lanchu P ana TENNENT.JOHNH. Meudow Ijtke HAI.MKK&WOOL8EY Smith, Haycock & Co. Meiiilow Vullcy j BiinilH, J. C. Langwuitb Brown, E. MtMidocino ] KillMMini, W. L. • LuBt Chance Kelly, W. H. Will amB, George Mendocino . Kirkliiiul, Wni. Liitrolic Mendocino 5 Am. .Folin Le wist on Woodward, L. Mendocino J Fox, W. L. & Co. I^ewigton WooBter, George Church & Huwley Sleiidoeino i Krev & Uantzau Lewislon Mendoza I HuiJi, ./. Lewiston Dunisgnurd & Fields Mendoza Ii Alexaniler, P. Liberty Gardner, J. Mendoza t Alport, WilliBm I 2ieK)^nlieiii, Jobn Liberty Rosenthal & Co. Merced Falls Lincoln Koiits, John V, Meridian ' Cme & Smith Linden Tliombrongh, E. F. Sc Co. Meridian i AppleiifHte, George W. I WilletB & Hobart Lisbon Ball, A. Slichigun Bur Little Luke l)e liiimuter, G. B. V. Michigan Bar Stlckiiey, Cooinbg & Co. Little River LEET & GOULD Michigan Bhitt' GrIHitbB, B. J. Little York POLIFKA, E. Michigan Blutf 1 Kt>Kiiii, Jobn Little York Gurnot, H. Milbrae 1 Kolniiin, NeJBon & Co. Lockeford Gove & lironson Mil ford Locke, i). J. & Co. Lockeford Peyser, 8. &. Co. Milfort' Sexev, CbaiieH E. Long Bur Curmun & Mcintosh Millerton Siinpwm, White & Co. Long Valley DENNY, J. E. & CO. Milleiton Wiildl.am, W. Longvill'e GREIEU8EN, GEORGE Millerton Benedii't, E. A. Lob Angeles Jones, J. R. Millerton 1 Bollo, Santiago Los Angeles Anklin & Tungwny Wheatley &. Eiler Millville t'Hniiibell, Tboniton P. Lob Angeleit Millville I'HHWI'II & KIMh Lob Angeles Wilkinson & Ross Millville fHILDS, M. W. LoH Angeles Creighton, Frederick Milpitas 1 Colin, JoBepli DES AUTfeLS, N. Lob Angeles RATH BORNE, AUGUSTUS MilpitaB Lob Angeles Tourtelolte, John B. Minersville Diiconiniiiii, C. Lob Angeles EHRMAN & BACHMAN Mission Sun Jose Garcia, Domingo Lott Angeles FIKDERER &, CRAIG Mission Sun Jose HAKVKY C. L. &. CO. Lob Angeles Munos, J. Mission San .lose 1 .Iniii'ii, J. Los Angeles Rover, Joseph W. Alokelunme Citv KELLEU, MATHEW LoH Angeles Ankner, Jacob Mokelniune Hill L.\ZA1U>, 8. & CO. LoH Angeles BLUM & GRADWOHL Mokelumne Hill I^vcntlml, Eliur Lob Angeles Costa, M. C. Mokelumne Hill Kivum, Doinenico LoB Angeles Danielewicz, (t. Jlokeliimne Hill Solomon, D. Lus Angeles Sokolonsky, Isiulore Stnrges, H. M. Mokelunnie Hill Waller, George DOWNEY, JOHN G. Los Angeles Mokelumne Hill Los Nielos WEIHE, EDWARD & CO. Mokelumne Hill Poor, Joliii Louisville Cliirk, George Monoville Uerrick & Getz Lower Ijuke Abrega, tFose Escole & Girard Monterey Thnriimn, L. B. &■ Co. Lower Luke Monterey Doom, A. O. Ix)valton Giardin, John Monterey UveiiB, H. Lynn's Valley Lu Porte, William & Bros. Monterey Stearns, J. Lyonsdale Little, Lewis Monterey : Cohen, H. Magulia Little, Milton Monterey Cohn & Co. Magulia Miranda, Francisco P. Monterey Dnnbar, J. W. Magulia Parker, John Monterey Jones, \V. G. Muguliu Polaski, L. & Co. Monterey Marks, 8. & Co. Magalia Rossi, Santiago Monterey Moore, John Mugalia Roth, John Monterey jDeck&Co. Maine Pi-uirie Crown, H. W. Montezama Perrv, S. P. & Co. Maine Prairie Carlo, F. Montezuma HAIJIUNGTON, PHINEAS Maruga Valley Love, R. K. Montezuma , lieach & Co. Mariposa Levy & Bro. Moore's Flat IUOGAN& CO. Mariposa Ransom, I). Moore's Flat Cohn, Willinm Muriposu Beaeh & Co. Mormon Bar Fine, J. U. E. MaripuBU Fine, J. R. E. Mormon Bar Frank!, L. Mariposa Beecroft, John T. Slornion Island MACDEKMOT, C. P. Mariposa Dodge Bros. Mount Bullion i Scalnmnini & Co. Mariposa Murray, Charles • •. Mount Bullion Washburn, A. H. Mariposa Mark West Wabucco, L. Mount Bullion lOIANNINl, HENRY G. Briistgrum, F. Mount Eden Krase, J. JIark West Peternmn, H. Mount Eden WaiiKenheiiD, 8. Murkleeville Jod, Julina Mountaiu HouBe WEIS, J. di CO. Markleeville Holmes, Wra. H. Mountain Ranch Blam, 8. & Bros. Martinez Peggans, Charles Mountuin Ranch Colemun, Tbomaa Martinez Pelluton & Co. Mountain Ranch liHsar, E. Martinez Rodoscino, G. ' - Mountain Ranch Davis & Rains Beierk, 0. St, Co. ScUidt, L. C. & Co. Murtinsburg Mattole Rnpe & Dugghie Shiiniway, J. Slountuin Ranch Jlountain View Mattole Wilhiermer Bros. Mountuin View HELD, W. A. & BRO. Mayfleld Compere, V. Murphy's PAUL, WILLIAM Muyfleld Darling dt Hanchett Murphy's KELLOGG & CUTLER Meadow Lake Dolan, William Murphy's Larcoine, J. Meadow Lake Oiengo, B. Murphy's A. BOUAJr * Co.t 8aa Tnuudsoo, reosiva Now Booki by every Steamer. The Follolet of the NOBTH AMXBIOA lOTB INB. OO. are indtapaUble flrom dete of luuo 490 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORY. Mnrpliy'» Miir|iti,v'H MllHqilifo MllHqilito MiiHqiiitn Xii|ui City Napii (!ity Napii ('ily Nupii t'ily Niipu City Niitiviiliiu Mutividafl Nalividml JfiiMvidad Nt'wciiHtle NowcHstle NewcHHlle NcwciiBtle El Dorado C!oiinty, Nowtown 8liu8ta County, Nowtown Newville NicolaiiH NluolaiiB NiinHliew Norlli Itrani'h North Columbiii Nortli Fork North Fork , North Kork • North Sun Juan Nortli San Jiutn Nortonville Novulo Noyo River Oleuui Oine^a Onion Valloy Oniuho Ophirvilk' Oregon Gulch Orleans liiir Orleans Hur Oro Fino Oro Fino Oro Fino dept. p. 86) Oroville I'acheco I'acheco Pachet'o PaiiicHvillu Puttees Kanch Pea Vine Pescttdero Peseadero Pescudero PctuliiinH Petahinm Pctulunm Potrolia Pctrolia Piety Hill Pilot Hill Pilot Hill Amador County, Pine Grove Amador Coimty, Pine Grove Mendocino County, Pine Grove Pinolu El Dorado Co., Pleasant Valley El Dorado Co., Pleasant Valley El Dorado Co., Pleasant Valley , Pleaf>anton Pleasanton Pleasanton Poker Plat Poker Flat Poker Flat Port Wine Port Wine Ranlin.A. 8ENTKR, R. Arniand, F. Hroad, F. LancaKe. F. Hrown, W. R. EA8TKRHY &. CO. Hamilton, Lamdin & Co. SaiiiinonMMi, J, Williams, Sanmol Hamol, Charles Johnson, W. S. Olivns, JoH{e Ncwhoiise & Schecliuo llutcliinxon, A. V,. Chont, E. Daniel Herrick, Patrick Hurt, W. E. Wasmeth, P. it, Co. DavidRon & Johnson Rilinuor, 11. Shellv, W. D. CLAltK, JOHN M. (sec ndv Bacon, S. HALE A; BROTHER HOOK, E. & Co. Tiiuinons & Co. Johnson, C. K. Bnnnel, V. BesHC & Garrison Goodspeed it, Co. Kinsey, Charles Hinman & Co. liiley & Hardin Sclimitt, G. Ryan, P. H. Schmidt, L. C. it, Co. Heroes, John Birchani, William McClaxen, Thomas Dexter, 8. F. White, Lorenzo Wooster & Brown Fernandez, B. Buflington, J. R. Sbcppard, Wm. G. Stephens, Francis Bardeline, Antonio Kotlinger, J. W. McLaughlin, B. ' Boland, D. Cleghorn, T. C. Marchini, G. Jouventin, F. & Co. KLECKNER & BRO MASON, H. (see adv. dept. page 84) ^ Port Wine Poverty Uur ColiiBU County, PriiiVeton Colusa (.'ounty, IMimci,,,, Colusa County, I'riiicelnn MuripoHti County, Piiiireion ' Mariposa Coimty, I'linci'ton Mari|K>stt County, PiiiK't'ion Puiitii AreiiHn I (^lillry i tiiiiiif y ; (Jiiimv Ratllcsniiku Hur RattlcHimki) I)ar RcH lllntr Red Itliiil page D3) iiile Treudway, James P, Boggs, ilohn Riddle, Jiimes H. Smith, Stephen ('uner, J. B. Dodge it Bro, Rallucl, Santo Hall, A. W. Kaulbach, C. T. lice. C. Moore, A. P. MvBride, John Stanley & Pratt, Laventhal, E. Sneiith & Bourmaii TUTON & BUR'rr (see udv. dept Red llliiH Red Dd^ Redwood t'iiy Redwood City Redwood City Reilwodd Ciiy Redwood Cily ReynoIdH Kerry Rio Vistii Rio VjMu Roaring liivir Robinson'H Kerry Robinson's Kerry Robinson's Kerry Rockvill'e Rohiierville Rolinerville Roliiieivillc Rohiiei'ville Udiiii' Rosevillc JiiiK'tion Ross' LaiKJiiiif Ross' Liiiu|jii|( Ross' Laiiiiinu Nevada County, Rough and Ready Nt'vada Coimty, Rough uiid iiead'y Nevada County, Rough and Keuily Siskiyou Co., Rough and Ready Siskiyou Co., Rough and lieady Round Valley Round Valley Round Valley Rouitd Valley St. tlohuii Salirnu Kiiliiiiit Henderson, D. it, Bro. Diller, J. B. Field, C. J. it, Co. KlICK BROTHERS Livingston, (Miarivs Thurher, J. (l A. Lavilla, V. Chaset Bros. Wcstgate & Sons Ciisliing, John Oagliunlo, (i. Solai'i, Petro VignoU), A. it (/o. (HLMORE Hiiiol MrMalion. Jiiiiu'S Koolie, JanieB II. Samit, Hartolo lllork, Anton Keoni'V, H. M(MlliI>AN, UOHKKT i!!«lani, liartolu iKHrrell.W. I lluldtreo Si Colicii ' l/)pe/, li. ! MHiHilla, V. I M(ito, PaHcnal ' Siimnlep, .1. J. Si. Co. ! Coiitii, Cave J. , MimiiiK, H. ' Vhii NeHH Sl Colgate jCerf, A. : Yuliii);, Tlionias ISiiiiB, A. W. lllosk, Anton iHviniin, M. ' ; !o(mi|in, A. W. lU'iiniiif^H Sl. AuHtin Wljittiikpr Sl OillfHpie Connor, William Fon/,ei', John HhIii, a. I Cohen, K, St Co. Deiiid, Cliarleg T. KiietiiiiH, Anthony Ooiix, J. E. l/)l)ero, Jog6 Ijonri'yi'o, J. M. MHguirc, F. J. MaBsini, P. Sflmppa, Pietra F. S. ArKueit, J. ]{. Oiiiniiul, Ix>iiiB Hnliich, AuffURt LAMOKY, K. hion, L. \Vidupv,J. Hurtlct't & Dyer « Kender, E. Ilernheim, G. &. Co. BLUM, 1.SAAC & CO, llro\vn«tonc ft, Bro. Cooper & Co. 1-ESLIK, JAMES Mescrvc, A. It. Montevcrde, M. O. IFray&Hobba ScliwHrtii, L. KAUMEU, E. T. & CO. Ileiidley, John iJackBon, E. N. B. KESSINGAiTUPPER ! Label, H. WISE & GOLDFISH Wise, M, Laird, Mitchell 8tin Biionavontiira San linciiavtMilnni Siin Dictfo Sun Dit'Ko San DiuKo Sun Dii'KO Sun Dii'i^o San (iahridl San Galiriol Sun JoHL- ilcpt. San .loBt) San J nan Sun tinan San ilnan .San J nan San ilnan San .Inan San Leaixlro Nan LKundro San heundro San Loren/o San LniH < MiiKpo Sun LnJM (>l>ii<|i<> San LnJH ( MiiH|K> San LniH Oliinpo San LniM ObiHpo San Liiiri OhiHJKi San LniH OhiKJx) Sun LniH Oliidpo Sun LniH OliiHpo San LniH Key San Malco San Miftnui San Palilo San Pablo Sun Pedro Sun Uafael San Kufanl San Kainon Sun Sinifon Sun Simeon Sunel Sunoi Santa Burburu Santa Barbara Santa Barbuni Santa Barbara Saniu Burbani Santa Barbara Saiitu Barbara Santa Burburu Santa Biirbura Santa Barbara Santa Claru Santa Clam Santa Clara Santa Clara Santa Clara Santa (!lara Santa Cruz Santa Crnz Sinita Crnz Santa Crnz Santa Cruz Santa Crnz Santa Cruz Siinta Cruz Suntu Cruz Suntu Cruz Santa Cruz Suntu KoBU Santa Uosa Santa Rohu Santit KoBii Sunta Kosa Santa Itosa Santa Rosa Saratoga Abraoii, K. & J. Buel.W. M. Dowran St Dyt-r Forbt'H St Fai'rcliild Wu«ni'r, A. F. & Co. Waltern A. Powt-rs Whilun St Bell HickM, (1. A. iHUUfH, Jolin Ncntzel & Simon Pate k, J. Oninidrew, M. PuKc, William Arnold, B. W. PurkiiiH, S. 1>. Mi'Bride, J. S, Davock St Ci Sawycr'H Bur Sawyer'H lliir Sawyer H Itur Sawyei'H lljir Suwyer'H Bur Suwyer'H llur Sawver'H liar Si'ott'H Bur Sciitt'H llur ScoltH llur SpoII'h Bar JolniHon Bur, Scott'e Itur .SeurHville Nnpu Comity, .St'buHtopol Nuna County, SebuHtopol Nevada County, SebuHtopol Siiiuima County, SebuHtopol NEWBl l{(lll& ZIELCKE, Sonomii Co. SebuHtopol Secret Baviiu' Seiud Valley Seiad Valley Shaw's Flat Slutw'H Flat Sheldon Sherlock Creek Shiuftle Sprin^H Shingle S|)rinuH Sierravillfc Sierraville Silver Mountain Silver Monnluin POWERS, I. S. (nee itUv. (lei)t. puge 175) ] Silver Muiniluin i Sonqnet, Silver Muuntain SWINEKTON St CO. (see adv. dept. p. ir(i) Miti'hel, John Bailey & ('o. Ueeve, William B. Crane, H. G. Grunt, II. 0. Maholm, J. B. C(mkliu,S. W. KPPINGEK, J. WILLING, R. N. ilenckin, A. C. TliompHon St Wood C'ourHou, E A. llarriH, J. U.St Co. BLUM BROS. Murphy, R.W. Clark, L. B. SMITH, L. 0. Anthony & Van Pell DAVIS, W. Skelton &. Turner Dounherly, J. F. KELLNER & KLINE LOBREE, A. Lobreo, iHauc Sendennan, A. Weller. H. O. COOK&MAR.SHALL DuhrinK, F. & Co. Leiding, C. F. PAIjL1,G T. Pop|)e, J. A. Brunie, G. Hull, Jogiah SpiritB, L. BrccH J, Stephen Por'er, Edwurd Hunter, W. H. Roeike, G. W. Sawyer, J. J. Chupelain, CharleB Hart, Richard Irwin, Richard ThonipHon & Kelloffrg Twiu^, James Sherburne, Mi-s. M. A. Carver ft PhilliuB Francis, J. H. & J. G. fiulcwcky, D. & Bros. Lazarus k Levy ■ » Terkildsen, C. Small, Jacob OWENS, MOORE & COQHILL MEADER, C. T. & CO Drake k Davis Daivily, Thco. Silver Mounluin Silveyville ,. Silveyville SmartHville Smithville Smith River Snellin^ Siiellin^ Suu);ville Soniervillo Somerville Somerville Somerville Somerville Sononui Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma Sonoru Sonora Souora Soquel Soijuel Spanish Dry DiuKitiKS Spanisli Flat Spanish Flat Spanish Ranch Spnniflh Ranch Spanish Ranch Spanish Ranch Spanish Ranch Springville St. Helena St. Helena St. Helena St. Helena St. Helena St. Louis Stockton Stockton Strawberry Valley Sufjar Pine 8 •0 m 1^.t if: :.-i: A. BOMAN & Co., Ban Franoisoo. Fhotosraph Albunu, Fine Gift Books, eto. r! Iiii 111 It' A\ V Inanre your life In th« 170BTH AMTCRTOA IiIFX INBlTBAlVaB OO. i. 492 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 3 li Brock, Samuel Siiiann City Elirniiin ft Biichnian Siiisiin City Fmiil{, J. ft Co. SuiBun City WilliinB, H. C. ' Summit AbIi';:, M.& Co. Sueanville iiowmaii, K. D Siignnville Harvey ft Co. Siisanville Knoph, D. SuMinville Neale, J. H. Susuiiviile PeiHer ft Blaiigtock , SuMtiiville Piiillios, N. ' Su8i\nville WaiilUi.rui ft Oriflin Suganville Pettiiieli, T. Suscol Kriiniole, B. Sutter Creek KEYES.JOHX Slitter Creek Dannalti & Meaner SweetlnnrI Wood, F. ft Co. Sweetland Qiiaiu'lii ft LoHHa Taline Ascliheim, Mnver 8. Taylorviile Adcliheim, S. Si. ft Bro. Taylorviile CniiniiiKliam &, Holtbouse Tiivlorville GALLANl) & BRO. (see adv. dent. p. 9^') Yehama GVLE, S. A. ft CO. (see adv. dept. p. !ta) Telmma Fislier ft Hill Telejfrapli City Breeze, Hamilton Temeonia Ala^ee, John Temecula Woolf ft Brady Teuieonla Heal, S. Teiiiescal Simpson ft Wliite Ten-Mile River Mc'Cracken, Hugh Texas Springs Wright ft Bedford Texas Springs Ca.'laic, Louis Thompson's Flat Jones, A. Tlumipson's Fliit Tackenbacb, Angust Thonipsou's Flat Hclmke, F. Timber Cove Cmsgrove, John Timbnctoo McAllis & Gordon Timbnctoo Moore & White Todd's Valley Pond ft Constable Todd's Valley iiirolo, N. Todd's Valley BKADV, E. F. Tomales niirrON, W Tonmlcs WIGHTMAN & CO. Tomales Unnphy, P. K. Trinidad Parker", Robert Trinidad Caraway ft Co, Trinity Meckel," John ft Bro. Tnnit"y Scbefl'er, F. & C. Trinity Abrams, F. Trinity Centre Dnnpliv, P. F. Trinity Centre Fader Sc Allen Trinity Centre Walters. A. Trinity Centre Pntnani, R. P. " Tnle Swearer, William Tuttlelown Isaac, J. & Co. Ckiab Jones, J. & Co. IJkiah Itilev & Hardin I'kinb Albeek. A. J. W. Union Welch, P. Y.&. Sons Union liobr, A. Uniontown Bonkofskv, G. ft Co. Upper Lake BERNAI'H), A. P. VHcaville Blnni Bros. , Vacaville Alfreds. P. Vallecito COHEN & LEVY Viillecito Cnnes, M. Vallecito Bergwail, G. Vallejo Fowler & Co. A'allejo Greeves, Wm. C. Vnllejo Incell, William Vallejo's Mills Sc. Virginia BROWNE, J. M. (see p.dv. dept. page 48) Vi»alia DOUGLASS, I). R. VIsulia Green, H. Visalia JACOB, E. Visaliu Rinstein, M. Visnlia Rodgers &. Reynolds Visidiik SWEET, 8. Wallack, D. BURLESON, C. D. CLUTEE, P. A. HANFORI), 8. SOUACCO BROS. PEEL, L. G. PENNIMAN & SEARS Chamblin, John L. Brimskill, £. Kohler, H. Van Dnsen. L. Sevey, G. W. Wanng, Amos Mack, Wm. H. l)e Pray. Panl & Co. Brownstone, I. &, Co. Burk, N. (;(K)per & Co. D'Avibi, G. FOUL> & SANBORN ({OLDSTEIN, E. L. Jt CO. Mosto & Co. Stoesser, Otto TINNIN & OWENS Gradacap &. Rutieii Mnsto. Peter Novilla, F. O/.trano. L. Keslcr, William Mitchell, L. McErlane, Hngb Cbilds. M. W. KREMEU & CO. Lewis. H. C. porrs, J. W. Hooper, William BARNES & PETRAY S<'bwiizer & Rosenberg Brown. J. F. Bentley, H. Bolt, Charles Lavisekey, J. Barber &' Gray Hvmnn, S. & M. KkLLY, M. G. Tripp, R. O. Wilkerson, AV. S, Silva, Mannel M. Visalia VisHliii Voloiiiio Viilfano VollHIlo Volcaiin Walnut Creek Walmit Creek M'ahint Gihiiin>!toii Nevada County, Wiinliinjitdn Nevada Connty, WaBbin^'iiin Yolo Comity, Wanliin^ton Yolo County, Wiisliiii({iiin Washington Corners Walwm (iiilch Walsonville VVatsonville Wat«oi\ville Watsoiiville Watsonville Watsoiivillo WattiOiiville WiitHoiivillo WeavtTville Went I'fiiiii. West Pdiiii Wi'Ht I'liiiit VW'st I'oiiil Wbi«k(.'Viown Wbite'Kiver A.'bitlock ('reel; Wibiiiii;.'lnii Wiliiiiiij.'toii Wilniiiif.1(m Wlliiiiiitfliiii Wilson's Kani'li Wiiidiior Wiiiilrtir Wisi'oiisin Hill WiioiUiiidjie W(i(Hll'rii!ii'tc KlNiJ, JOHN&, CO. " Yankee Jims Taylor, William Y'anks Sm'm Franklin, S. You Hel Hvdelitr & Co. You Hel BATTERTON, WILLIAMSON D. Yreku BERtUiREN & CONROY, Vnka HANDY, R. B. & (;0. (see adv. dept. p. !tx ) Yrekii KING, FRANKLIN J. (see adv. dept. p. iW ) Yreka Pfenninger, Herman Vreka UINSMORE, ROBERT Yaba ( ilv Milliners. ■ Shannon, William Mrs. Eureka Jacobs, H. Mrs. Folmaii Smith, A. Ml*. Volnoai Allen, L. M. Mrs. HeaUlKluui! Gedney, Emma H. Mrs. HealdKliurx .Scott, {'. 8 Mrs. MurvKville Smith, A. Mr.f. < Marjsville Warren, Bessie Miss Murvsvilie Root, C. Mm. Mokelumiie Hill COMSTOCK, C. E. MRS. NapaCiiv For>11, P. H. l{vner«oii&. Waflev La Grange ' Millinery Gtoods. Lafayette : Linden 1 [See ali-o Dry Goods; also Fancy Goods.] S.MXSEVAIN, J()HX L. Liis Angeles Jacobs, H. .Mrs. Folsom BUCKEYE SIILLS, A. D. Starr, see adv. 1 Smith, A. Sirs. Folsom dept. p. W.) Slarysville MARYSVILLE FLOIRING SIILLS, W. L. ! Jacobs, S (ieorf,'eto\vn Liisk, Annie Sirs. Georgetown Williams & Co. (see adv. dept. p. (Hi) Slarysville Allen, L. .M. Sirs. Henldsbnrjf Nelson &. Son Slerceil Kails ; fleilnev, Emma II. Sirs. HealdslinrK Weinple &- Stearnberger SI il ford Maile.M. A. Mrs. JaL'kscm Wheeler &. V.n. Napa City Itellow, Sliirv Sliss Slarysvillc Nevada Cilv Fh)ur Slills Nevada City Scott, C. S. .Mrs Slarysville PENDLETON & CO. Iseendv.dept.p. l(i)Oakhiiril OPHIR FLOCR MILL, Perkins & iJrooks, Smith, A. Mrs. Marysville Slarvsville Warren, Ik-Hsie Sliss (see adv. dept p. W) Oroville ] Koot, C. Mrn. Mokelumne Hill Ireland, W. J. Pacheco Cooper, H. 11. Sirs. Petalunm SIcCnne & Bros. Petahima Fine, C. & L. Misses I'etahima ROSE, J. R. Petalnnia ] Lindwv.T. S. Sliss Petalnma .lEWELL, KEITH & CO. Redwood City j Lovctt", 0. II. Mrs. Petahima Liillejohn & Kendall Redwood City ! Schttdek, M. Mrs. Petalunm Dix &. Whitmoro Rhonerville j Tann, .M. A. .Miss Petalninii Keefer, James L. Rock Creek 1 Jones, A. V. Sirs. Placerville Townseiid fc Repenn Rockville , Letcher, Mrs. Placerville Pioneer Flouring Slills Saciiimenio Williams, SI. Sirs. Placerville Redington &, Williams Sacianiento : I'heliin, Mary 11. Redwood City RAPER, ISAAC San Bernardino Ames, llenry Sirs. Saciainent'o PFISTER fc CO. (see adv. dept. i . 14) San Jose i HAUUEn\,I. A. SIRS, (see ad V. p. ■13) Sacmniento .lohiiHon, S. S. k Co. Santa Clara Blaikleach, K. Sirs. Sacramento LICK, JAMES Santa Clara Curly, E. M. Mrs. Sacramento Pearson, C. T. Santa Clara Conrad, J. Sirs. Sacramento ROBINSON, L. k CO. Santa Claw Demiis, C. L. Sliss Sacnimento Martin, W. H. Santa Cruz Foster, S. (). SIi-s. McClelland. SI. 11. Miss Ryan, SI. Sliss Sacramento HOOD, WILLIAM iV CO. Santa Rosa Sacmmento SIcCay, C. Saratoga Sacramento Wilson, O. P. Soqiiel Itassler, Aliec Mrs. San Jose LANE, R. B. Stockton URANDON, HELEN MRS. San Jose SPKRRY & CO. (see adv. dept. p. W) Stockton Knott, E. D. Sirs. San Jose MARSTON k STOCKMON Suisun City Tehama Linoberg, P. Sirs. San Jose Reel, John k Co. Marten, M. R. Mrs. • San Jose Rogers, W. 11. Santa Clara Co., Viillejo k Co. Ten Slile House Smith, E.C Miss San Jose Vallejo's Slills Hendirson, Harriet Mrs. Santa Rosa Smith, Tliomns Valley Ford Leon, John Sononi BROWNE, J. SI. (see adv. dept. page -JS) Visalia | "ridges, P. Mrs. Stockton Freeman, F. S. * Co. Woodliind 1 A. BOMAK' * Co., Ban VranoUoo. Bohool Booka, JuTeoile and Toy Books, aam.% et9 o O o s O A fei, iiiciniij '> 1; i B at NOBTH AMEBIOA IiIFB INBUBANOB CO., Folioiea guaranteed by State of New York. UASOI M pq 494 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CA Mills, Paper. TAYLOR, S. P., Pioneer Olenm SAN LORENZO PAPER MILLS Sautii Cruz Mills, Planing. MAXSON, WARNER & CHX (see udv. dept. page 91) Cbic'o Uriiimtelter & Stewart Gniss Valley HARTER, DANIEL Jackson AUllREY & IIARRINOTON (see adv. drpt. page ";■)) Aliirysviiie SWAIN, W. C. (gee adv. dept. page "fi) Jlarvsville STILES, W. C. Nevada Vuv HARNES, I>. (). & CO. Oakland IIOTCIIKISS, V. S. & CO. Siicraniento FROMENT, E. (Hce adv. dept. p. 13) San .Iohc White, Edward San .lose MADAN & KOSGATE Santa Cliira .Jones, A. * Co. Santa Cruz LYNCH * HRAGG Santa Cruz Mills, Powder. PACIFIC POWDER MILLS (see adv. dept. yiWiH' l.xxvii) Olenia CALIFORNIA POWDL.l WORKS (nee adv. dept. page exxxvi) Santa Cruz Mills, Quartz. [See Introdnetory Summary for list of Quartz Mills in the State, with location, capacity, and own- er's nuiae, et;., of each.] Mills, Saw. [See Introductory Summary for list of Saw Mills in the .State, with locution, capacity, etc., of each. J Neal & Crandall Carlton, (!. Duncan, S. .M. & Co. Jov, Henjaniin Ciist, G.'F. .loiies .Sc Carthind Kin^sland, T. G. Itryant Ilros. Gritiith &, Mryant Hall &. Acliin llalsey & Siniuhe Richtuiind, Day &, Co. Towle, A. Towlf & IJIauchard Ray, 'riiouian Ii'ifiiam, .S. S. IV;,SC &,' Co N-'-WMrt At, Co. HKCNSTKTTICIi it SMART LEECH, CHARLES Pi-riiu. .lohn {•■M.liltir, .Mlii-rt ttiiiild & Co. Fiiiik, .S««,iii>l HARIKK DANIEL Mooic. H L & « o. ( ie> ,'an, .I>im<-f Cozzciiif &■ < .S0N, A. G. (i DALE. RICHARE HAMMER, L. K. Music DUREN, W.H.(s( DIGOLES, H. J. WllKELER & TH paiic .S4) IIEL/-MAN & CO. W.iONER, IIENR miir 7}} WEIL &.JIERNHI nat'c 74) snil'.soN. A. G. (si SCHOENFELD, .S. iill IMLi;, KICHARD ll.\.MMi;]{, L. K. IIEYMAN it ARN{ Ne (.'Jeealso Ip .'odiutoi cation, date (if vol PACIFIC Cr.MISEIi 'LACKRHEKALIl STAliSANDSTRII J CIIKMM'OURANT I CLEAR LAKE TL1 1 ((IMMIHA CITIZ CDi.rsA si'N (OI'PKKOI'OLIS ( , MOIX'IAIN MESS SIEHKA ADVOCA' imTCII FLAT EN IICMHDLDT ItAY IICMlMtLDT TIMI' Ti;LE(iRAPH La I'orle The FA0I7I0 IN BUBAKOB Go. The largest OoUfomla Insanuioe Oo. (IKA.SS VALLEY (lliASS VALLEY WEEKLY COIIRII Iti:.M(»CRATIC .ST. |.\.MAI)(>R IHSPATi .\.MAIl()|{ WEEKL (LEAK LAKE CO CLEAU LAKE J(»l I l-U.S A\(!ELES NE ,UKE COCNTV I) MAUH'O.SA FREE .MAIiMl'OSA GAZE'I I ALPINE CHRONIC , pa;,'!' S) MAinsVILLE API Xninil CALIFOR.' J. MEADOW LAKE S CALAVERAS CHR( hLl'lXE MINER KMO.NTKKEY (JAZE |.VA1'A ('(UNTY Rl IVIPA KEtiLSTER |Nh\AI)A (SAZETT: INKVADA TRANSCI I !.}lvLAND NEWS ULAMA'I'H NEWS ICOXTIU COSTA G I ''.'.'l.N'AL AND AI, I ," VI A IN DEMO I mi^ \^ NATI(>NA ■y IXCV UNION ifeO '•l-l^EF INDE |TLH,\M.. t)MSERVI ]MNJ*LV' EO GAZE ▲. SOMAN si iliinm ■ Cred Viilli'i" Cliico VLA.BON & HAMUN'B OROANS. A. KOHIiBB, ARont. San Franoisoo. CALIFORNIA. MUSIC DEALERS — NOTARIES. 495 WAGNER, HENUY (wee iidv. dopt. nii«e "4) MarvBviUe SCllOENKELD, S. D. (see adv. dept. piiKB 94) Red ninff WELCH. U. W. y»va.l' City SIMPSON, A. (i. (sec adv. dept. piiffe 87) tiroville i)ALE. RICHARD Sacraineiito HAMMER, L. K. Siicmmcnto Musical Instruments. DURKN, W. H. (see adv. dept. page 'JO) Cliico 1)100 LKS. H. ,T. Fort Jones WHEELER & THOMAS (see adv. dept. piiLie «4) La Porte I11';U-MAN & CO. Lob AiiKcles WAONER, HENRY tfoe adv. dept. 1111^1' 74) Marysvillo WEIL At IIKRNHEIM (see adv. dept. niiL'c 74) " Maryfville SIMI'SI >N. A. O. (see adv. dent, page 87) Orovillu SCJloEN'EELn, S. I). (Hce adv. dept. pajfe !l|| Red Rliitt' lULl';. IMCIIAR!) Sacnmii-iilo IIAMMKIJ, L. K. Satiameiito lIliVMAN it ARNOLI/ Sariiunento Newspapers. [!5eeal»ii Ii' .■odiutoiy Siiniiiiary for litiie of piibli- ciiliiin. T every Steamer, P i'! / 1 , 11 = Mr'' !f 1 I ' I'-' i li.J :i: C i ll'"' m' ' .1 ji.' ■for- Sii ■ "'S NOBTH AUEBIOA TiTinil INSTTBANGB CO. Thebeatoompui: In the United Btatea 496 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. JOHNSON, J. B. BIJKT, J. M. CROSS, SAMUEL POOKMAN, SAMUEL SWKETSEK, A. C. WETZLAU, JULIUS JACKSON. A. A. M. PARKS, ARTHUR BEACH, TYLER SPENCER, F. E. SMITH. G. E. SKIDMORE, J. E. BILLINGS. J. M. WORTH. LEVI W. THOMPSON, G. BROWN, A. G. CUTTING, L. M. DUTTON, W. MARTIN, E. North San Jnuii Oroville Sacramento Sacrainento Savraineuto Sncrnmentu San Bernardino San Bernardino San Jose Snn JoBe San Leandro San Mateo Santa Clara Sonoma Sonora Stockton Stockton Tomnles Wateonville Nurseries and Seedsmen. VINCENT, SEVIN (see adv. dept. p. 16) Brooklyn San Lorenzo Nnrserv Haywood Houjrii, I). E. ■ Oakland Kelsev. W. V. Oakland NOLAN, STEPHEN (see adv. dept. p. 16) Oakland Oil Cloths. [See Carpets. ] Oil Dealers. [See also Dnif^B and Medicines ; also Paints, etc.] Pope, William C. Grass Valley KREBS, C. H. MERRELL, I. L. (see adv. dept, p. 43) Opticians. Rerat, Louis Parker, G. M. & Co. Anderson, Roliert Orchardists. Perry, J. Bri^Kc ^ Haskell Jarvis, Will. Nmtall, J. Brown, E. Rerhervell. R. Rnnvon, S. Smith, A. P. Hereford, E. Mnlloch, W. Rose, W. MORRIS, W. O. (see adv. dept. page 20) Snscol Davis, A. G. Texas Sjirings REED, C. W. Yolo County, Washington Packets. [See Steamers and Steamships.] Painters— Coach. Bangle &. Bro. Eagen, J. S. FLINT & BLUNDELL FITCH, WILLIAM C. (see adv. dept. page 71) HILL& KNAUGII (see adv. dent. p. 71 8EAVY, A. (nee adv. dept. page 71) Stern, D. A. Clark, John H. Blue Sc Moore Sacramento Sacramento Oakland Sacramento San Jose Long Bar Marysville Mormon Island Mormon Islund Onisbo Onisho Onisbo Sacramento San Gabriel 8i\n Gabriel San Gabriel Brcokivn ("hlco Uealdsburg Watt, John SMITH. J. C. Stilson, W. A. Mar/svilli I Miii'ysville Marysville Petal nma Red Bluff Sacramento S.'crameiito Santa Clnru Stockton Painters— House, Sign ft Ornamental. Parker, George Alvurado Bangle Ai Bro. Brooklyn Feazel, O. F. Calito Eagen, J. S. liandail, R. G. Decnges, Constant Smilev, James C. Hitz.V. FLINT & BLUNDELL Sherwood, W. C. Tower, Addison Hughes, T. S. Cougbhm, John GIBSON & UPHAM,8ign, dept. page 6."i) SEAVEY & FITCH, sign, adv. dept page 71) Bedard, Thomas Noland, George Dominic, Thomas Knowlton, C. V. Lundy; John Dnnliam, O. S. McKay, W. L. Ross, John Simmons, G. Clark, John H. Calvin, James Comeford, .1. Lenzen, Michael Samson, Isaac Drury, George Doniildson, Andrew Perkins, (Jeorge O'Brien, .lohn MONHOLLAND, JOHN SMITH, S. 8. WARNER. C. M. Badger <,V. Bro. Miller. U. L. PRIEST, S. *. CO. Coition & Hughes Pubst, F. A. Porter & Hayden Hanford, Isimc Martin, Jacob (see adv. etc.; (see Chico I Crescent Citv i Downii'vilfe Eurtkii Hay Wood Healditlinrj^ Latrohe Locki'foid Markk'cvillc Marysville Marvsvillo Slarysvillc Meiiikiciiio Meiidodiio MokeluiiHK' C'iiy Niipa Ciiv Napa Cil'v Oiikhiii'd Oiikliiiiil Oaklitiuj Pctaliniia ^ Reil HInir t>;HTilllll'lllO San BernurdiiKi San .biiii' San Jive San Leandro San Loix'iizo San .Milled San Katiu-1 Sania Clam Siintii lioKi St. IlfliMia Stdckldii Sliifktoii Suismi Ciiv Tiiyloi-ville Ukjuh Walsonville Yrfkii YrekH Paints, Oils, and Glass. [See also Merchants. General.] Christen, J. Columlila Turner, J. II. CoppcrdiHilis COCHRANE, R. A. (see adv. dept. page 82) Downieville INGALLS, C. II. (see adv. dept. p. 46) Jncki^iii BLAIR, J. I), (see adv. dept. page 8.')) La Porte WILLARD, E. L. (see adv. dept. page 8a) La i'orie CHITTLE Si COULT (see adv. dept. page 6li) MiMvsville M< <{ RATH, J. (see adv. dept. page 6'J) Marvavillt WHETCOMUE, W. W. "^ '^'^ Napn t'iiv ('obnm, W. R, IVtaliinia Marple, W. L. Pliicorvillf Van Vooihies, R. J. & Co. ' .ceiville BRADVVAY, J. R. (see adv. dept. p. 93) "M Itliiit BOWMAN, H. Si .raMifiilo I Fuller &. Heather Sacraiiwmo | KREIJS, C. H. Sacrrtiient.. Reiiz, John SuciHiuMito Y('\mgberg, John Siiu .Jose Zorn, Angelina .SliiM Sargent, H. S. Stoiktoii j Paper Hangings. [See also Carpet Dealers.' Christen, I. Columbia | GIBSON & UPIIAM (see adv. dent. pagefVi) Marysville LANDES, DAVID MoorcV Fhii 1 Meyer, J. H. Oukliiii'i Cofairn. W. R. l\'tiiliMiiii I KREBS, C. H. SacruiiH'nto Loci-o & Lavenson 8ac'riiuit'iiii> VAOmO XNSUBANOa OO. OmI I Aeeeta, f lA18,8ea.8S. cmOKBBINGKS Pianos bave the best touch and tone. A. KOHIiBB, Agent, San Franoisoo CALIFORNIA PAPER HANGING — PHYSICIANS 497 Slmip. William Yoniixl)erj{, Jolin Cnrtv, J. S. PcltlH, W. H. PKIKST, 8. & CO. Patent Medicines. [See Medioineg, I'utent.l Pawnbrokers. Waijiier, 11. Miergoi\ &. Jewell Photographers. Sacramento San Jose Sonoia Stockton Snisiin City Mnrysvillo Placerville Stillmnn, W. B. SpaiiKiing, G. S. (loodiiuui. C. KldridRe. J. E. JUDKINS & HAMOR, (sec Cofliii,lBiuicT. AiiderBon, II KKIEND, A. O. Owens, K. JACOBS, J. M. Hcniield, John COHB. D. HALL, E. W. MAXWELL BROS. Jackson, Josenli I'EXELOX, II. Mc('niy, Sylvester Slinson, Lewis J. • Cliallaiit, A. Hrayton, J. G. IlilliJiiMies IiiKeiwIl, W. B. KL'SEL, EDWARD A. Johnson, B. U. UosH, Oeortfc lli-als, H. 8. Denneni, A. M. Esterle, A. M. Ilii^'Kins, E. U. liecd, William Uiidolpli, J. V. Mrs. Lovd, W. S. Calavcnis KH AN KLIN, MA. CLAYTON, JAMES A. Heeling, John H. Hcniield, John Hutler, E. P. I'OKTER, I). A. Huinion & Coffin SKWELL, DANIKL llod^kins, (5. W. l'EAKK&, BYRD BROS. WEAVKR, H. E. HALSEY, I. S. Kelton, Clias. H. Heller, Louis Aubnrn Bloomfield Coullcrville Crescent (;ity lulv. dept. Downieville Dutch Flat Eureka Folsom Forbestown Forest Hill Oilmy Giuss Valley Grass Valley llcaldsburg Howland Flat Los Angeles Marysville Marysviile Mendocino Napa City Newcastle Oakland Oroville I'etHluma Petaluma Sacriiniento Sacramento Sftcnimento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Ciiiinty, .Sun Andreaf Sun Bernardino San Jose San Jose San Jose Sania Cs'iiz Santa Rosa Siu'lliiiK Sonora Taylorville Visaliii Visa Ma Volciinc) Wiitsonville Yreka Photographic MateriHlH, [.See I'lioto;.'riiiilicrs.l Physicians. Oihhong, W. P. Alamedii Huile, Henry Alaini'dti Liimhei-l, Benard Alameda I-EFEVKR, JOSIAII Alleghany MILES, SMYTIIE M. AlloKlianv PlUrr, CHARLES H Al.ara.fo Selfridge, J. M. Alvarndo Vondergreen, F. O. Alvaram Folsom l<\>lBofa CQ o £ CO S s s en •0 s •B a o O oa |i;fVi''-|i ▲. BOUAN ft 00. 82 The only exoluiive Book Store on tho Paoiflo Coast. NOBTH AMEBIC A LIFB INSUBANOB CO. No restriotion en oooupation or traveL 498 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1 i ft.f BuniCB, J. Flint, J. H. Flint, JoBepli MeFiiilden, T. H. WESTON, K. S. Fhkcii, p. H. SPENCER, C. 0. Animlinr Hill, .J. P. B. Plumb, T. FrederickB, C. W. STONE, \V. H. MuHsev, John M. BKAMAN, J. J. Bryant, B. HUBER, D. JoluiBon, J. F. Piilnier, Sunniel BLANKS & MILLAR Clulmrn, J. Clevc'liind, C. D. Uuvirt, llenrv DOBBINS, IHOMAS (JcoiL'o, R. W. T. KI1»BE,T. R. Ml ANALLY. W. \V. McCOUMICK, WILLIAM TOMPKINS, E. A. TYRRELL. O.O. MIIIkuii, a. BaiUy, W. B. Criim'iiton, (icorge Bn8h, C. W. Duvidson, John A. Livclv, JoKi'ith RiU'v; .1. R. Kimball, E. Allen, O. S. CouKtoll, F. Maxwi'll, K. Piper, .1. J. Riiiic. Samnel Pike, II. (). Duncoiiibf, Charles i'.irthinfxliani, George Frem'ot, E. II. Latoiir, II. Oiilniniiii, A. KINO, i;!)WARl)W Felt, r. I). Spencer, M. ColliiiH, 1). B. FiiruKWorth, A. Ihinit'drti, William Parki^on, M. C Sprafjae, A. Peter.son, C. If. BoinidH, floBeph Trewil, L. Mill. William PAOK. SAMUEL Pitt, W'illiani Sliarp, \V. Dodjre, M. T. Moiitiinne, J. C. Dodw.n, W. B. II. Elgin, (i. !>• Sill, Dr. Coleman, J. H, MILLKR, J. S. :«i)rev, II. C. Rodolpli.S. F. SaniHli'rn, W. C. BLAIK, .lAMKS D. Wiirillev, OeiirKe S. WILI.AHD, E. L. DoWIU'H, .1. S. Ousley, Henry Sill, tl. ('. 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Hamilton, J. T. Freeman, M. K. &. J. K. Hall, M. II. Locke, D. ,T. Walker, E. T>. Sargeiint, G. W. DEN, RICHARD !?. HAYWARD, A. B. VALADES, S. S. Adams, Thomas Boone, ,1. S. Bvnnm, tloseph (JllIHERSON, S. P. Walker, W. J. Tonriujy, Dr. Yonag, H. Grandvoinet, J. A. Kavenangli, AV. S. Tnrner, .1. T. Ward, W. W. niack, K. D. Waters, .lohn AV. Sill, H. C. Wharton, John Flint, W. P. GRAY, JOHN B. HARKINGTON.C. C. HURHARD, LORENZO LASVIGNES, L. O'llricn, James REILLY, JOHN P. ROGERS, S. J. S. Steiidierger, .1. L. Ilergniaiui, W. Wavman, W. G, Wilier, Alfred Folsoia, A. C. .lones, J. 11. lliinlcr, M. A. (iaplill, W. N. Simlli, A. liiistol, William H. (love, A. J. Lnpton, Lamiu'ter P. Hepbarn, James HOKUSCHNER. A. H. Cailaglian, John D. Caatifid, Colbert A. Hardy, E. T. Lawrence, L. B. Kalon, N. Lanclia Plana Latrolii- Lexington Liberty LincDiii Lincoln Linden Linden I..oeket'oi(l Loekeford liOiig Viilk'v liOti AngclcB Los Angc-Jt'H Los Aiigek'!! Lowei' Luke Lower Lake Lower Lake Lower Lake Lower Lalie Magaliii Ma!.'ulia Maripn.si Mari|ioNi Alaripiwi MariJKwa Markleeville Murkleeville Slartinez Martinsbur); Marysvillf Marysvillt Marysvilk Marysvillc Mary.svillc Marysvijli' Marysvilk' JIarysvillf Marysvillc Meadow Lake Meadow Liikt! Jleailow Luke MendociiKi .Meridian Michi;.:an liar Millvilk Millvillc Minersviilc Mix's (^HLs^inL' Mokelamne Hill Mokelanna; Hill Mokehnune Hill .Monlcrcy .Monlcn V .Moore's Kliil Moinit 111 Lefavere, G. B. B. Dean, Timothy Lock wooil. .lolin A. Overtoil, C, T. Schamer, J. .Siillwagon, W. W. Hales, C. M. ('nitiining, L. iS. Hnnt, R. M. Meek, E. (J. ileiiipel, G. (.'aldwell, C. Snow, S. Seehring, Cyrus Weaver, .V."J. Weston, Charles Farley, George S. French, E. D. Gnllin, J, A. Stotlar, ,1. (ilHHON.S, EDWARD Merritt, Samnel Newcomb, W. .Santa Chini Co., Moanlain \'ic\v Miirpl. Napa Cily Niipa City Napa Cily Napa I'iiy Napa Cily Nevada ( ily Nevad;! Cily Nmada Cily Nevada Cily Newca^tll■ El Dorado Co., NewiDwn El Doriido Co., N"wlo\vii Newvillc Nicolaiia Nicohiii!' North San Jiiaii , N(a'lh San Jnaii i North Sun .liiiin I North San J una I Oaklaiiil ! Oakkuiil I Oaklaiul j PACIFIC INBUBANCE CO. Office 428 California Street, San Fraaoisoo. UABCHAIiIi ft MITTAUBB'S Pianos, Cheapest made. A. KOHIiBR, Agent. San Francisco^ CALIFORNIA. PHYSICIANS, 499 Pinkcrton, T. H. Price, JolinBoii VAN WYCK, JOHN C. Hiiriliiinn, L. H. ThHc, D. C. Allen, J. P:. Brown, John Biicon, L. OrctMi, Jamea ilenkins, T. J. PhippB, n. M. Viince. J. M. CAK0THKU8, J. H, OAMOUK, V. CiiininingH, H. OoiHlspc'tMJ, J. R. Bond, J. L. Burnett, William CarinMiter, W. W. Crane. J. IF. Hinuian, Miles WellB, William K. Bell, CliailoH Livings! uii, Dr. Biron, II. Clavtoii, M. F. C(i(ikc,.I. lliiivev, O. KUIlSr, FRANK W. Kiaikler, K. A. liankin, Robert Suiitli, I). S. TituH, I.S. Wortlieii, H. W. A. Iliniler, 1). U. iMorse, J. G. Hiiinv. Dr. VMe, L. F. VanKliaii, .1. S. liUADWAY, .lOSIOPH R. llHltli, William (.5. JctlVfss, (}. W. Oien.lortr, W. D. Martin, N. Hanu's, T. L. Kirkpatrick, ClmrleB McCliuv, A. T. STA.MMAI'OH, S. .S. (ilick, H. .laiu'H, N. Corson, .T. M. I'rall, Willard firfcnieaf, K. F. i;iy,l>.L. I.oii|i, H. }*inllli, A. M. C. Siskiyou Carter, L. F. Alvares, M. S. Burns, J. A. CLAI'P, II. C. [sceadv, CI.INKS.S, W. R. Cnnu', S. S. Cannin^lmm, J. S. Ferris, A. S. fui;y, j. m. Cioodwin, F. IIAHKNKSS, II. W. llaswell, C. S. llaszuni, A. A. Ilalcli, V. W. Hurilait, O. Lofjan, T. M. Marks, (Jlinrleg J. Montgomery, J. l!\ Morgan, G.'G. Myers, P. N'lxon, A. H. Oatnam, I. E. I'lielan, G. J. Oakland Oakland Oakland Olcma Omepi Oregon House Oregon House Orleans Har Oroville Oroville Oroville Oroville Paclieco Paelieco I'escadero I'eseadero I'etalnina Pctahnua PetaUnna Petalunui Pelalumu Petaluma Petrolia Pilot Hill Placerville Plueerville Placerville Placerville Placerville Placerville Placerville Placerville Placerville Placervil'e Colusa Co., Piinceton Punta .Vreuas Punta .\reMiis Quincy QuiucV Red Hluir Red Ulutr Re', JaiiieH HoiKtto, 11. S. Ilowv. J. \V. M. Motxly, K. F. SpaMin^', Z. N- s|iro\vle, S. M. Hi'owii, Jauiea A. ; iJata, <;. j Clii'islian, Janie» I Eavtfs, Ambriwe ! KoBentTHim, I^nev ' WriKlit.W. J. I Tai'tiir, Nirliolui* ! (.'liun'liill, W. C. Dmtoii, J. W. Dow, J. C. i >l(>nl(,'ip»i«rv, T. 1' Siiiltli, ,1. H". UanniT, Dr. Bm'knell, (ieorpt' Harper, E. A. l!EYNOKD8, J. W. B TILSON,.!. D. WilloHKliby, D. W, V Woyvt, J. U. Iti'dwii, .1. M. b'KISIilE, LEVI ('. HAKEU, iMAKTIX DVVENl'OR'r. M.(J. (i»*<)rt{e, 8. U. IVak, Uainphrey lOiHBtll, W. A. IvKx, William WAKXEU, .1. E HUADIUIKY.W r. I McKfuii, J. II. I Uuik-y, V. E. I t'k-avelav'l, C. E. ! Hurt, W. C. Irelaii, L. i UOHB, VV. W. hiiiiuionii, 8. S. Oliaiincov, n. iM. TlioiiiiiH, liicliard A. Toild, VVIIIiaia U'ilKon, Williiiiii Ha7.t. page (iW) Marysvillo KXKllir & (;i(JNOUX (Beeadv. dept. page 118) Slarvsvilli' FOULK, GEORGE & CO. (see adv. (Ii'pt. pa>;e (i(!) MarvBvillo WALKER, MOORE & CO. (see adv. dept. page (iS) Marysvillc HYAMS,D. S. Marysvillc dept. page tiH) MaiTBville WIIITNEY, E. W. & CO. Urai vBvillo Panly. A- & Son .Marvsville WALKER, MOORE ik CO. (see adv. WlIJvlAMSON .TAMES Maivsville dept. page (iSl .Marvsvillf WHITNEY, E. W. & CO. (see adv. lU.OCK, J. M. (sec adv. dept. p. 8fi) Oroville CL.VKK. .?. M. (see adv. dept. p. Hlii Oroville dept. page (il) iMarvsvillc ADAMS k .lOHNSON Aleadow Lalo- I'ElMvINS, GEORGE C. (see adv. dept , pajre 8fi) irovillc KELLOGG & tX'TLER .Meadow Lake Siott, Thomas IVtiilniua Cardinet, A. & Co. Napa Citv ST.VCEY, If. IVtnl.nna HAKER& MARTIN N.-vada CiiV Williiuns, G. H. I'etaliiina CHAWFOHD, LEAVITT &. CO. Nevada City t'lll'KCH, JOHN E. (see adv. dept. (JREGORY & WAITE Nevada City piiKe 93) Red RlutV TUTON &. lUIR'lT (see adv. dept. Hanson, A. H. 6c Co. Nevada City Sauforil, A. Nevada CUty page <)3) Red Hlull' .Sanguinette, H. Nevada City Swam l{ro8. Siskiyou County, Routih and Ueiidy Sciutte, P. Nevada City Vonii),' Bros. Siskiyou Comity, Rough and Heady Stone, William Nevada Citv Itachinan, Lages &. Co. Sacramento HATFIELD, E. V. North San .luaii Oregorv, .1. Sacramento HLOCH, JOSEPH (see adv. dept. p. 8ti) Oroville H.V.MAlER & KEIJER Saoiamento CLAHK. JOHN M. (see adv. dc )l. p. H(i) Oroville Kno.\, C. C. (grahi) Siierumento PEHKINS, GEOR<)chead Stockton BUHRICHTER, HEXRY (see adv. dejit. Ihdwn', U. H. Stockton pasie 'X)} Red Blnir Card, R. &. Co. Stockt(Ui CHURCH, JOHN E. (see adv. dept. Clillord, E. A. Stockton page !»:(| Red Blulf .hilnmon, H. S. Stockton Sneath & Boarman Red Blutl' I'cke. .1. .1. Suisun TIPTON vt BURIT (see adv. dept. (JALKANl) & HRO. (see adv. dept. p. '.)0) Tchatua page !t:t) Red Blutl (iVMO. S. A. &. CO. (see ailv. dept. p. !ti>) Tehama Phillips vV. Chandlers Reevliii, Ifohert Sacramento Xi'wcll & Co. Hirchville Dnpro, G. Sacramento t'luvcr, Henry Holiuas Evers, A. Sacraiaeulo Scliarp, M. He Co. Holiiuis HAXSCHE, HEXRY .Sacramento UUVANT, A. K. (see ndv. dept. p. 174) Hridgeport Heilhrou, A. & Bros. Sacramento DAVIDSON, L. Cacheville Heinrich, Charles Sicramento Frceuain, F. S. &, Co. CacI iville Heisli, August Sacramento ItiDWELL, T. .1. (see adv. dept. page 8!t) I lico Hoppc, Jacob Sacramento SUVDAM At .lONES (see adv. dept p. 8'.») (;.,ico .Maasnn»tion turn to page lei. I 602 PACIFIC COAST UU8INESS DIBECTOUY. Fennel, U. Volcmio Sletzer, E. Copperopolin OALLANI) & MHO. (see ii.lv. «lc'|>t. p. 92) Tuliainii VitfoRMix, iloneph Coult.Mvilli. GYLE, S. A. & CO. (»ee adv. dept. p. U2) Telittiiia Ilrooks, W. • 1 - _ Eareku Provisions, Curers of. I.«g.!ndru, A. Fiddl.'lown W.'I/.el, Miirtiii F(iIn(iiii LnwwHi, llemy (IIbIi) Uio Vistii DIXON, F.R.J. ForiHl Hill Arnold, Jiicuh (liitiim mid biicoii) Siicriiiiientu SteiiHtroni & Pornin Forcntlli||: Uuttliuh, 8. Sarraiiieiito Kelly, T.N. (!ili„v ! (,'larK & Liitje Gniss Vi.lli'v Pellatier, Il.'V. . . Grass VhII.t Publishers. [Sco uigo NewBpiipei'H.] (}RATER,.IOIINF. ' Ileal.lHliinK ! CLAYES, (). M. Samimuiilo Severio, Ferio Jamentuwii DliAl'ER, U. E. SuciHiiieiito IIILL&HRYANT La Porto Pumps. Frill r, Antonio Los Angcl.'H Gol.lHlein, M. Los Aiiki'Ii'd [See illoo llHrdwtire ; iiIhc rliimliors.] Hriari, Frank II. Mar(iii.7, | PRESCOTT & SCHEIDEL (Hie ii.lv. FRANCISCOVICII.G. MiiryHvilk. dept. jiiiK« (W) MarvHville ROSS. E. (;. & ('( >. («p adv. dept. p. 70) MarvBville VVaiMiel, Michael MarvKVillt' LAMOLLE, G. H. MeadoW l.ak.' SCHWARTZ, CIIARLKS (see a.lv. dipt. Le.'H, .liimeti Mea.low Lake pa^o 7(1) MiiryHvillo ] HOLHROOK, MERRILL & CO. (nco RAYNAL, JUSTIN Meadow Luke Abel, M. Mokeluinne City iidv. dept. mifc HIM Saoranieiito l)IltItLE,.IO IN 11. (Keoadv. dept. Jenis.m, C Miirpliy'a Eglin, Eugene Napa City | piw 1^) Santa Clara Mlirhell, W. &■ Co. Nalia City i STUMPF, F. Nevada City 1 MilJH iV. Doll Sto.'ktoM SELBY & CO. (nee ii.lv. dept. pn(,'e 211) Stoiklon Murphy, P. S. North San d aim Cattaneo, G. Oakland Quicksilver. Willermain, Frank OaklaiKl Perking, \V. L. «t Co. Sliinglo SprinxH Carpaneto, Lewie Orovilie FrHsier, J. A. Petalaam Railroad Companies. Alameda Alnnietlii Kenne.ly & Co. Petaluiiiu RMd8ta.l,J. H. Pla.ervilk' Ciilit'ornin Central F.dHoni Sii/,/,all.) Si. Bnaro Placervillf Northern California JlaryHvllle WelboiM, W. J. Redwood City Ynba JIarVHville Saldan, P. Robinson'H Fitit NAI'A VALLEY (Heeadv. .lept. p. Zi) Napa Valley Watson, J. R. RosetielilJuiuiioii Oiikland Oiiklaiul Holies, Joseph Sucraiiicnin Petahiniu Petalinna Hrown, J.ilin W. Sacraini'Uti) CENTRAL PACIFIC Saeiainenlo Gregory, .1. Sueraiiieiito ' Sii.'runieiilo Valley Siterainento GUINfcAN, THOMAS Siicrain.nio j Western Pacillc San .I.we Haniann, C. 11. Sacraiiu'iito Stockton & Copperopolis Stockton Kosta, Frank & Co. Sncraiiu'iito Manrit.'h, Antonu Sacraiiifiiid < Real Estate. Rattenberrv, W. II. Sacraiiientti Smith, T. S. Grnsa Valley Swiniley, W. F. Sacranifiild Norton, L. A. IlealdHbmj: Fisher, "John Calaveras County, San Aii.litiis Uoaidinan.W. F. Oakland .MasteiHon, Patrick Calavenia County, San Aiidica!' Lalhrop, IJ. G. Re.lwood City Cudwala.ler, E. Sacramento Lush, Chambers & Co. San Dicmi Yoiingworth, Charles San Jhhc EiiKlinli, Win. (i. Sacraiuento Lattc 1, Antonio San Tallin ! POORMAN, SAMUEL Siieramemo Lamerti, Frank Sail Ratael ' SWEETSER, A. C. SaeranieDio Horning, J. Shingle Springe 1 WETZLAR,.irLirs SM.ramenlo ilacolis, Joseph Sin'llinu' 1 THOMAS & SELLMAX .Sun .Iohc Cabesiit, J. SdiiDiii 1 Van Ni'KH, dailies San LiiIh Oliinpo Lambert, J. R. Soiiora 1 HILLINGS, J. M. Sania Clara Riidorf, William Soimni Whilnev, J. Santa Clara Stimele, G. Sotaira OWEN^S (fc FINE (we adv. dept. Lewis &, Darccv Stocktuu page 175) Silver Mountain STOETZER, II. E. Stockt.Hi Regalia. Treat, D. W. Sntter Creek Hi'uwn,John ViilK'jo' [.See Milliners.] Rior.lan, T. Vallc » HARRETT, .1. A. MRS. (nee adv. dept. Kelly, P. WatBoiivile' page 43) Saerniuento Tobin, William Watsonvillf j Restaurants. Saddles and Harness. EvanH. P. II. Nevada Connty, Alta Station [See Harness and Saddlery.] ISRAEL, GEORGE L. Aniioch FiirnisH, Miles Auburn Saddle Tree Makers. liiirkhar.lt. Max Uenicia Miller, .J. Canianthe HINET, EDWARD (see adv. dejit. p. 63 } Marysville t Uarr & Terris Sacrunieuto ! Ackw()o.l & Mt^Kinssie Caniptonville 1 PRINCE, F. Colfax Salt Dealers. j Ileis, Uernard Columbia Plnmnicr&Cu. Centreville^ Jockefes, D. Columbia Barton, W. II. & Bros. Sacramento McHryant, M. Colusa (.'alimbertli, .luHeph Copperopolis Sash Makers. Platet, G. U. Cop|)eropoli8 [See Doors, Sash, etc.] Williams, Jaim Cal. Smelting \\ Kollofk iV Swai HILL, WILLI The Dir^otory of the FAOIFIO in oomposed of the best busineu men of California. u A. Dl ao ke ring ft Son'i Pianos. « CALIFORNIA. S A W M I L L S STABLE S. 503 Saw Mills. ]8ee Mills, 8uw.| Searchers of Records. FOWLEU, Kl). ('r) Saornniento Smelting Works. [See also ABsayers.] Cttl. Smelling Works Antiooli Kolloi'k & Swan Fairnlay I HILL, WILLLXM Crass Valley Soap Manufacturers. Hnsli, ('liarli".s A. Miirvsville COWINS,.!. VV. & CO. (see adv. dei.t. ' pn^e 7J) Marysvillo Soda Water Manufacturers. McOEE, n. .r. Farrell.J. A. lANKIELD, LEONC. paije '.'•"> HillinKs, E. L. Winslow & Williams Lippincott St. Helilinu^ McCJettiKim, Edward Uoiimivrntnre, (4iiilbert Itenicin (Srnss Valley (see adv. dept. Red ninfl- Saerainento San Jose Stockton Vallejo Yreka Stables, Livery. CiiiiuiinufH, i. Alameda EASLKY& CO. AlleiU'liaiiy Hasii.ij;, Ni-mau Alvarado Wado ll'jiity Alviso CoH);ro\\', M. Ansel's Ciinip CHASE &. UOBUINS Antiodi Kirkly, W. II. Areata Stanton, John H. Anbnrn MILLER & DARLING, Bear A'alley Hutch, Jabcz Henicia MILLER. LEW. W. Bkramtield Clark, EoBter T. Brooklyn Wildon, Lemnel .SclielcnKer, Henry Halloek, A. L. Iloaman, Adam Svme, .Tolin ('. (lillAKA, CHARLES Sharer, Joseph SlINDEULIN, HENRY L. McLaughlin, William Morris, William Ontis It, Field Williams &!. Caldwell Kislier, ,1. T. Smith & I'arliur Kdlv, William Smvth, 1'. ('iilp,,rohn M. Brooklyn Brown's Valley Buchanan Hollow Canipo Sccci ('anipo Seen (,'aniptoiivilln Chico Cliico Chinese (^inip Cliiytoii Clovcrdali' Clovcrdali^ Col til. \ Colorado Columltiii Cohimliia Colusa BEARDSLEY, W. D. & CO. (see ndv. dept paue ;M) Brasslteld & )liddleton Coulter & V(h Sliimer & Co. Smith & .Scott KinKslanil & Midone .McLellan & llillman CUOSSMAN & ROGERS HUGHES & SMITH SEKFENS, CHARLES West, H. K. Copperr)poliB CopjierM|>olis Coultervillu Coulterville (^iillterville Crescent (Mty Crescent City Downieville Downieville Dutch Flat Dutch Flat Smith, A. S Gilliert jc Lonff Williams tc .McConaha (^randall & Co. Yost & Anderson (Robert, r. F. Beardslec, J. W. Hill, Jost^ph lioss, H. KIBBEE, CLARK BirHER, I'ETER (Jrooks & Irving Irwin, William Gerrett At Fnrnsworth Clifton, John W. Burdick, A. Dnrwasbter, John Cornclison, tJohn Falkuer, .lames McCne, J. S. Fickert, Freilerick WILKES W. PERRY .Smallev & Strallon EMEIJ.SON & HAItJH I'OOR& DOWNIN(} Turner & Davis White, James R. InKrabam Ac Gray (JARITV, OWliN Holt'niann, Frank PALMER, E. C. Desler, Isiaic Gookin, (Jeorge D. Peseire, John Daves, Z. Kinneson, 1). GARDNER, H. C. Lanuley, Miles T. Mullen & Co. HENDERSON, A. J. MOIT. T. D. Moore, John Harris, R. V. El Dorado County, 1 Dorado Eureka Eureka Eureka South Fairlield Fiddletown Folsoia Folsom ForbeMown Forest ('itv Fiaest Hill Fort .lonea Fort .loiK's Oeoiffclowa Giliyiy Gidd Run Goodyear's Bur Gmss Valley Grass A'alley tJruss ValleV Ilaviluli Havilah Haywood llealdshnrK llealdsburg Hornitos Hornitos llowland Flat lowu Hill Jafk.'fon Jurkson Jackeonvillc Jamestown Jamestown Kelseyville Knight's Ferry Knight's Ferry La Porte La i'orte Los Angeles Log Angeles Miigalia Mariposa MeCREADY,J. R. (seeadv. dept. page 35) Mariposa TERRY, E. S. (see udv, dept. |>age 'S'lj Mariposa Sclirani, P. Markleeville Ward, H. Jr. JIarkleeville Bennett, S. Martinez. Applegate, .Tames T. Marygvillu BASNEY & NUITER, (see adv. p. 79) Marygvillu "4 •M I . I'll .11 f I . '-11 %\ ii ,11 ■. M !;l m A. BOItAIf & Oo., San Fronoisoo. fbotograph AlbumSt Ftue Oift Books, eto. ■1: I' 1 1 IMAGE EVALUATION TEST TARGET (MT-3) 1.0 1.1 liSSl I^|2j8 |25 |io "^" iii^M ■^ liii ■2.2 ■u I3A warn ^ 1^ 12.0 U 11.6 '/ fliotDgraphic Sciences Corporalion •a W«iT MAIN STRUT vVaMTM.N.Y. I4SM (7t6)t73-4903 ^ ^1^ ^V^ V 4^ The FoUoies of the NORTH AMEBIOA IJFB INSUBANOB 00. bear the aeal of New Yoric. A.] 504 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, I DAVIS, JOSHUA (gee adv. dent. p. 79) Marysville ECKERT. IGNATIUS (see adv. dept page 75.) MARKER & NEWHARD AioDaiiiel, D. I ROBLIN, JOSHUA K. imn.-. adv page 79.) Travner, JanieH GRANT, ALFRED Jett'eria, P. E. McEldownev, T. L. Rros. SMITH* WILK INS HALLIGAN, D. M. Gritfin, H. I'EEK.W. P. & CO. MATTESON & GARLAND CLIFFORD, G.B. McKeiizie, Jonas WALDEN.J. 13. Place, Henry Saxby &. Lancaster Smith, A. H. Cooke & Dado Ueaadry & Nobletl Conner & McCIeverty Newland, E. & A. Sbattuck & llillegHBti Goode, Jo8cpli Uean, Jackson Howden, Edward BUCKIUS, J. J. & CO. ^u." adv page 87) Mnttner, Frank JOHNSON, S. W. Woodford, (y'liarles EAGER, GEORGE EIIJH & Hatilirouck HINKLE, J. IJ. Moree, 'Voodwortli & Co. Pfaa. John TayU)r, James Warren & Page EARLY & CHliTENDEX House &, Jones .MuiiiKwa County, Princeton Ready, J. & (;. ' Red HluH DAR'LING, E. (see adv. ni •lose San J''he San Juan Smolley & Stratton San Leandro Baldwin, W. P. San l'a()lo O'Lttve, Doniijo San IMlilo Barnard, William L. San lialacl Hopkins, R. A. San Rafael Ham, R. K. Santa Clam DUSTIN & CO. Santa Cniz Lincoln & Martin Santa Cruz BOSTWICK & MARTIN Santa Romi BROWN, J. W. Sononai County, Sebastoiiol SEDGLEY, JOTIIAM Sonoma County, Sebiistoiiol Chandler, B. F. Shasta Dunn, Dtnnis H. Sliantu Belehman, F. Silver Mouiilain Wyllie, O. C. Silver Mountain Turner &. lirien Snelliiij; SIcLean.D. Solium MONAH/.N & WHIPPLE (see adv. dept. page 33) Sonoiu Jenkins, S. C. St. llekim CULVER, N. C. St.ukKMi FOX, GEORGE Stockton Hawley, James Stoi'klon Litterbnmt, H. Stockton JIAGNER & SAFFERHILL Stockton MAGNER MORRIS (see adv. dept. p. 31) Stockton Morris & Co. Stockton Nye, Thomas & Co. Stocklcm O'Donnel. M. Stockl(ui SISSON, C. H. Stockton Walnier, Henry Stockton Watterhouse, .John Stockton WOLF, A. ' Stockton CANNON, R. B. SuisimCilv MORRIS. WM. J. (see adv. dept. p. 20) SuisunCi.y Sasanvillf Siicanvilli' Siisanville Suiter Cri'cli Tavlorvillc Trinidiiil Ukiah Ukiiili I'kiah Vallcjo Viillcjo Visuliii VisiiliH Vifiiliii Volcnno Watsonvillc Watsonvillc Weavcivillc Wilmiiiglon Woodlanil Yoa ltd YrckH Yuba City Stage Lines. -Vlamo to Haywood Auburn to Alichigaii Itliill I Benicia to Clear Lake Benicia to SuiMuii : Benicia to Vallcjo i Bloomlield lo San Rafael , see adv. Cliico lo Iiliilio Coloina to Placerville CR( tSSM AN & RO()ERS (saddle train ; see adv. dept. page 83) Downievillo to llowlainl Fliii HUGHES & SMITH (saddle train ; see ady. dept. page8.i) Downievillo to Ilowlaiiil Kliil noNLON PETER Dublin to Havwood EMERSON &', II AIGH Ilealdsburg to J^kag^'t< , Spiill),'!! ' BANNIN<1 & Co. (see adv. dept. page 37) Los Angeles to San Uernardiiin : 11 Cogswell & Co Hamilton &. Co. .Shiss &. Co. Fagan, P. & E. Rcuiick, R. B. Flaherty, Edward Briggs &, Dalton Williams & Caldwell Willis, W. E. BROWNLEE, JOHN Callender, .lohn (iordon Si, Hepburn HATHAWAY & TAYLOR Wilson &, Thome ^yo(>lcy, E. B. Kennedy, Morgan PORTliR, D. COMSTOCK & MARTIN BUTLER. (;E0RGE R. Lawson, .F. I). Co/./.ens, J. Martin, Jacob Fox, James A. Denn, T. W. Powell, P. Coombs lil:. Brannan Cutler, Milton Mc(;iie, Patrick Kullel & Co. CROSBY, G.B. (agent; page 33(i) Trcscoit, .1. (!. CA The FAOIFIO INBUBANGB CO. paya aU loraea in Gtold Ooin. rOMLINSON i \ Jiiige 37) ISEELEY, A. L. iiaife 36) ILOVEIT&CO i page 175) rOMLINSONS , dept. page 3i ITEKltY, E. S. ! Fleinniiug, R. H. GELATT &, jMO (Icpt. page 47 Drown, Warren Cofliii & (.'o. i BREWSTER, S. , I page 88) iXYE.D.B. (seei GRANT, ALFRl i J Roberts, J. .T. & i iCunch&Hill ' Ifan, John iMcKcnzie, Tonas I Drayton &. Jlarki iJOHNSON, S. \\ ' Morse, >V'oodwort j. MILLER, LEW. I Moore, Thomas fl'Kecte, John j Tlioninson, Wm. 1 1 Hamilton, Williaii Kllinoa, J. A. &. Ci |!l'orrli,,ML Mann, B. F. < I'addock & Co. I Dm iiett, W. Ilfenml, Jesus Comfort, J. R. : l»uniiin>,' &, Leslie Conover, S. Ilendcwon & Nel Meyers, W. il>eaner&. Son Kilts, W. Millard, Levi ' Hall, \V. ' (ielalt & Moore 'Mnlti«)i. & (iarlai |iHOVD & NEW( ' dept. page 33) DOOLY Iv CO. page 3a) HSllER, S. &Z, luitfe 3-J) (LARK, WM. .M I Mead *: Chuk I'.IVIS, 1. W. (sec "TIIO.MS, A. O. l.s, liageH.'i) liiiKJev, A. & .1. UAWVlXG, P & page 37) I See Groceries Stat 1 1 [See also Booksel al !'"uii((,,ru,ucgO I 'Slevuiis, S. M. ,[bi/(«enheini,Sani kiddeii, James •IIRKN, WM. H. i,)fatlio\VH it Fra/.i j Impbagan, N. R. A. Boa 1! 41 h I £ C lisaiivilli' llsullvilU' 3 a r or ('n'('!< vlorvillc Trinidml L'kiiih ■d llkiali Ukiiili Viillejo > Viillfji) n Viniiliii 3 ViwiliH Visiliii il Voli'Mim 9 lISOMVillc g itwinvillr F ■iivervillc iliiiiii^Mcm Vooillanil li Voii lUl Vrekii s fiiba City ft Havwmiil s liun Itliill 1 i loar I-ake . to SniHUii d to Valli'i'i :!) an Uat'ai'l !ii 3 ) to Maliii 1^ 'laceivillc 5 llowlaiiil u Klul a Howlaiii 'i Klul ^ HavwiM" to hknjriif 1 !S|)i'iii«* ' A. EOEIjUB, San Fronoisco, Agont for Chiokerinc & Bon's Pianos. CALIFORNIA, STAGE LINES — STATIONERS TOMLINSON & CO (see udv.depf. piijfe 37) Los An^^ules to Sail IJeniardiiio SKELEY, A. L. (see adv dept. imifB 36) Los Angeles to San Diego LOVE'lT.' & CO. (see adv. dept. imge 175) Los Angeles to San Jose TOMLINSON & CO. (see adv. I ilept. page 37) Los Angeles to San I'edro ITERKY, E. S. JIaiiposa to Bear Valley Fleiianing, K. II. Jlariposa to liuchanuu Hollow OELATT &. JIOOUE (see adv. di'pt. page 47) Murkleville to Oenoa lirowii, Warren Martinez to Oakland Collin & ('o. Alartine/, to Sonierville iUKEWSTEU, S. T. (see adv. dept. I page 88) iMarvsville and La Porte SYE, I>. B. (see adv. dept. page"3S) Meadow L^ike to Grass Valley I GRANT, ALFRED (saddle train! Meadow Lake I to I'olleys i Roberts, J. J. & Co. Jleadow Lake to Virginia iCoiicli & Hill Mokehimne Hill to Sacramento 'Ifan, John Napa City to Petalnnia iMcKt'n/.ie, Tonas Napa City to Saerainento iUniyton & Marker Nevailu City to Hear Valley i ! and Meadow Lake MOHNSON, S. W. Prtcliecoto Martinez ' Morse, Woodwortli & Co. Petalniuu to Cloverdale MILLER, LEW. W. Pelalinna Id Dnncan's Mdls Redwood City to Seaivville Saeramento to Caclieville Sacramento to (,'in lieville Sacramento to Murysville Sacramento to .Stockton Mrare, Thomas OKecte, John Tlioinjison, Wm. Hmiiilton, William Klliw)M,J. A. & Co. Forch, J. II. Miiini. H, h\ I'Hildock & Co. liuinelt, W. I lltonial, JcBUs Comfort, J. R. Ilunaing &. Leslie Coiiover, S. llendewon & Neli^on .Moycis, W. lleiiiier & .Son Kills, W. Millard, Levi Hall, W. (ii'latt &. Mooro MattiMii. & (iarhin) Visalia to San Jose I'laKli'v, A. &. .1. Weaverville to Marysville ltAN\S'IX(i, P & Co. (we adv. paije 37) Wilmington lo liOs Angeles Starch. |iSee flroeeries; also Merchandise, General ] Stationers, Retail. ii^e also Uooksellers: also Diugs and Modicinea; also News Agents.] Voniig,, Fames C. Alleghany I'Sicveas, ,S. M. Auhnrii .'•"Kfcidieini, Samuel Hrown's Valley Itailileu, Jaiaes ' Cauiptonvillo WHKS, WM. II. (Roe adv. dept. page 90) Chico I Matliews Sc Krazier Cisco I I'mpliagan, N. R. I). & Co. Colfax W. see adv Hutchinson & Oilman Avers, Thomas Cluipman, C. P. Lasky, M. Orear, John W. WECK, V. A. XEWBAUER. H. & II JACKS, ROBERT HOLLENBECK, O. W. DIXON, GEO. W. Edwards & Co. LOIITZENHEISER, WM. SMITH &. ROSS Sl'ENCER & HOBART Townsend, C. C. CANAN & FIKE CHITTENDEN, HENRY adv. dept. prnjeSJ) MiFARr.ANDHROS page 84) Craner, Henry Peters, J. A. ' .Stevens, R. F. Baer, Isaac CONEY, LEONARD IX(JALLS, C. H. Mentzel, i.,ouis WHEELER & THOMAS (see adv. dept. page SI) WILLARD, EMORY L pages tiO and 8a) Du Bois, W. C. HELLMaN & CO. Gorham, Charles Jf. MARCUSE, M. &. CO. (see adv. dept paae 78) M((;( »RMICK, T. J. (see adv. dept. page 801 WAGNER, HENRY (see adv. dept. page 74) WEIL & BERXHEIM (see adv. dept. page 74) Miller "oville Oroville Petalumn Pelalinna Placcrville Placerville Red BInir San BeriaU'diuo San .lose San •lose San .lose Sjii iluan .Sau Luis Obispo Santa (-'ruz Santa Cruz Shasta The f oUoies of the NOBl'a AMBBICA UfB INS. GO. are indlaputeble from date of lasu; l! I OQ 60G PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY • Newbmipr,!!. &II.W. Shingle Springs Dorris, H. F. Cicwcciit Cilv Wifliellumseii, L. Silver Mo\intain GILBERT, CHARLES W. (see adv. dept. Dexter, O. V. Somerville ., page 7-.J) Downievillc WOKTH. LEWIS W. Sonoma hvans, H. Drvlowii HullBOII, J. il. Sonera Ilillhouse, W. II. Dul.'li Flui Street, If. L. Sonom Ilanak, S. Fo1n)||1 Kieniki. J. S. Stockton Dewel, J. F. PorbcNtdwn Newell. Svdney Stockton Alhrerlit, Charles Forest Hill liosli, Widiiim Snisiin City WHITE, E. French ('(iniil RobertB, John II. Snisiin City Bennett & Co. GriiHM Viillcv STOCKMON & URO. Suisnn City Ilalhawav & Soule Grass Viillev Itlond, Allies Taylorville LOYD, Thomas GriisK Vnlln WePHels, S. C. Tiinbnctoo Lninpiiig, L. G. Haywoii(| REYNOLDS, J. W. B. Varaville Mull'gim, W. Hcalilsliiirt' I'lLSON, J. D. Vneaville Van Mater, J. M. Heiildiihiiii' Ilium & Co. Valleio Vallejo Kochin, J. lloniitw McEliov, I'ntiick STOUT, HENRY C. (see adv. dept. p. 84) VALLftE, C. M. Visalia Howliiml Fliit FREY, .lOHN Voh-ano Rickey, D. B. Iiiiic Citv MAKTIX, E. Watsonville Mills, Alexander Kniglit's Landiii'i! Oberdeeiior, Mohcs Weavcrville Koppel, Victor La I'oric Comimn, \V. II. II. Yon Het Robinson, Amos La Portf RAYNES & PYLE Yrcka Breu/.in, 8. Los Aiijreles Steam Engine Builders- HICKS.J.D. &C0. Caster, A. L. Los AiiKi'k-s JIaripwa [See Engine Unililere; also Foundries.] Barman, Jonus S. Elder, T. B. MiiryKvilli. Miirvsviilc Steamers. M((JRATH, JEREMIAH (see adv. dept. RELIEF, T.J. Uaylis & Co. (see adv. dept. page (■>!») Mary.svillc 1)11 lie ','()) Petalnma ROSS, E. C. & CO. (sec aVatHon, JaiiieH liodega Bowman &. Co. Pcliiliiiiia Dennistou, James O. Half Moon Ray Haywooi'. Harris, J. W. PclaliiiiiH Edinoiulsoii, T. J. Schlosser it, Harris Pi'tiihiiiiii CoHin. O. C. Martinez Nash, I. H. Phicervillc HOCKI US, CHARLES O. (see adv. dept. Sesser, J. S Pliiccrvillt \)UK!)) Kcd llliitl Clirisiiaiison, P. Napa City KRAFT, HERBERT (see adv. Icpt.page Lawlev, .lohn Napa("ity 04) Keel ItliiH MiKhefl, ^Villiam Napa l^itv COJIPANY Patheco BEGOLE, WILLIAM A. \M D": PACIIECt ) AVAREIIOUSE DUItllAM, WILLIAM Redwodil I'iiv HAYLIS, T. F. & CO. Petalnma Weaver, I). S. Redwoml t'ily Fernands, H. Pinole Carter. R. C. Wlo Viji'a Ililborn. E. P. Suisnn City (HLLKS. M01T& CO. Sacninii'iiiii PIERCE, LEWIS Suisun Ciiy Ilansbrow, TIioiiims Sacriiiiu'iiiii HRADY, E. F. Tomale's HOLBROOK, MEURILL & CO. (see Brennan, James Watsonville adv. dept. page 30) Hovt, William II. JACKSON, 1. P. Sacriiiiu'iilii Stoves and Tinware. SacriiMH'iilo Siicniiiit'iiio (See also Hardware.) KELLO(SG, LEONARD SlIlTilllllMllli I.K)W0ll, A. J. Alvarado Llovd, Andrew Siiciii"i«ini Howard, J. II. Angel's Camp SWlNERTON, 0. H. (see adv. dept. ]i. 4-J) Hums, R. Areata SlllTllllll'IIIO HARWOOD, J. Auburn TERRY, R. C. & CO. Sucriiiiifiii" Ulake, William livnieia Weimiin, D. Saciiiiiii'iii" FRIED, HENRY lienieia Wilson, John B. Saciiiiiii'iii' Palmer, Harris St, Co. UloomHeld Bowman, G. Calaveras County, San Andmul Leniotte, A. Rrooklvn Dennis, Edward San Bcriuirdiiic McFadtlen, Thomas Cln'oo HUFFEN,JOHN San Beriuirdino Wiiiif, Stephen Cj» RE Y.LEWIS Columbia Campbell, C. E. San .III* Colusa Slock, John .Sail .!« Collins, W. F. & Co. Copperopolis Short Frederick San LciinJiv Vellouiene, M. Cuulterville DIBBLE, JOHN H. Simla I'luni Keep Oallfornls Capital in Oa lifornlft. Insure in the PAUlFiO. A. KOHIiBB, Baa I'nmolsoo, imports Foreign and American Inatniments for Bands. CALIFORNIA. STOVES — TURPENTINE. 50 (f ANTHONY, WILLIAM Siiiilu Cm/. Baxter, J. San Jose Morrow, Jaiiiea Suiitii Koaii Moser, J. Sau J one Tavlor & Voliintiii's Slmntii Travis, D. San Jose I'oiillce At Mrova SliiiiKle SpriiijjH Shusler, Adam Sautii Clara lliiimk, S. Sbiiigle SprinjfH NALENTIO, PIO Santa Clara lliirria, Oeoi Jie Soiioiiin Halahan, F. Santa Crux DviT, I). A. ' Souorii Heitman, H. Santa Cru/. Kiiilcdae, 1*. Soiiora Willielm, George L. Slianta HICKMAN, L. M. Stockton Dalley, Ferd. St. Helena JACKSON &. IJLISS Stockton Chiistian, W. Stockton Mills*. Doll Stockton AVehster, William Stockton Jiieobs, William Suisun Cil v YOUNG, WILLIAM D. Stockton ('iippct, 1). Sutler (Irt'ok GottVedien, Conrad Taylorville Slrmi»f, ('. C. & Co. Vimilia La Frank, Samuel Thoiupson's Flat CliUTKP:, 1'. A . Volcimo Oorndev, .lames Vullejo Kreieriiiiith & Steigelinan Wuti<()nville RKIXQUIX, P. L. Vallejo GREEN, HARRIS Visalia ilowsc, John A. WiitMonville JL'XKANS, HENRY (see adv. dept. pajfe '.I-,') Weaverville Alexander, A. Watsonville Cohen, M. C. Watsonville BOXNKL, B. P. Windsor Cohn, Philip Weaverville Hudspeth, Wm. L. Weaverville MOKIX, (;. 1). Woodlitnd (ioiiulcv, .latnes You Uet Clinge, William Yreka I1USK.\IAN, LOUIS (see adv. dept. p. 118) Yreka STIMMKL, HERMAN E. (see adv. dept. Tanners and Tanneries. page 99) Yreka [See also Introductory Summary ; also Leather.] Surgical and Dental Instruments. Curtis, Tvlcr & Co. Bodega Corners Wilcox, 1'. S. & Co. Brooklyn [See also Drugs and Medicines.] Soliilling, F. San Jose Curn,John Corrallitas Volander, A. Crescent City Surveyors. Bennison & Boots Eureka Kinniger, Charles Y'uba County, Greenville (C. E. stands for Civil Engineer.) Rutherford, John Iowa Hill Finley, C. W. Auburn CRIST, G. F. & CO. Marysville Ji'iiiiings, Orlando (C. E.) Centreville Honser, A. J. Rock Creek lleurenfle, K. 1). (C. E.) Havilali Rahel, F. Sacrai-ento Carter, .lonas La I'orte GROZELIER & NELSON {see adv. dept. Lopin, O. V. (C. E ) Markleeville page IH) San Jose Oiii, William Martinex (•ro/.elier, L. San Jose lIUr.MSK V, J. A. Meadow Lake LUUZKN, H. &• CO. San Jose LIEUIJEKT, WILLIAM & CO. (C. E.) GLEIX &, EBKKIIARD (see adv. dept. p. Meadow Lake JU) Santa Clara liiiiirlier, W. K. Mokclumnc Hill JONES, E. & CO. Santa Cru/, liO.VKDMAN, W. F Oakland Kirhy, Richard Santa Cru/. YOrXO, HENRY Oroville Kron & Matthews Santa Cruz Foriiian, S. W. (C. E.) SanUi Cruz McCav, C. Saratoga Giblis &. Co. (C. E.) Stockton Hale & Briety So(iuel Tailors, Merchant. Porter, (J. K. &, B. F. Soquel llArrLE, J Benicia Tea Dealers. MHrifH, Samuel Cliico Wiiteriuad, William Cliico [See Groceries ; also Merchants, General.] L;ilrcille, B. Pownieville Tinner's Stock. Miiver, Louis I»8 Angeles llliiljnp, William Mariposa limwn, P. Si Bro. Martsville [See also Hardware ; also Iron and Steel.] HOLBROOK, MKRRILL& CO. (see Kilcriiian, H. it Co. Mar'ysville adv. dej)t. page 119) Sacramento lliilcy, M. J. Marysville Tinsmiths. I'erry, .lolin Marysville Sliieyr, M. & Co. Marysville [See Stoves and Tinware.] Itcru, .John A. Mendocino CmnvHy, .lolni Mendocino Tobacco. M( Kay, UoU-rt Napa City [See Cigars.] Xi)niieniHii, W. Napa City Slieridau, Beiiuird • Najia (!ity Toys. llainfriiiHun, Charles Newtown [See Fancy Goods; also Varitti. j llcKiifar. Philip Oakland Itiillier, 1':. Oakland Turners, Ivory and Wood. Diiringcr, John Oakland Schuch, A. Snciiimento Uiiland, Joseph W. Oroville Mi'inelli, A. Pacheci) HABICH, HENRY (see adv. dent. p. 91)) Shasta AUBREY & HARRINfJTON (Wood) luliie, Charles I'etaluma (see adv. dept. page 75) Marysville Liiiglicry, Henry Petahuna I'liillips, Jacoh Petahuna Turpentine Manufacturers. Kt'i'Kan, (lerrald Red Blutt [See also Distillers.] Httnleit it Blanchard Redwood City Cordes, F. Marysville Huherkorn, W. Sacnimento .lones & Cnrtland Clipper Mills MoCann. Henry Sacramento Dnnhar, J. W. Mxgaliu Van Orden, John Sacramento Harrison, T. Pentz Venneyer, Joseph Sacranienio Pence, M. Pentz A. BOMAN & Co., San Franciaco. F hotograpli Albuma, Fine Oift Books, eta. If 1: !: ! ! '• ! ■ i mm m\ ''■ nWu ' 1 ■; ;> 11 M m ' -ll' . ^|fis9 ''?!■■ i :S«| ■li '' h\\ ^ 1 * A' :' ; ; !■ '^i :» ■ui ' - '1 ■ 1 ii .. r\ S !';■■ Ill ii* '^i 1 ; 'J 1 i" i f H 111 wB i.'f !>', ! ''H 1 ' '■' ) :' ^,n| 11 ' 1 i tt ' '' ^'^'^' 1 m ■ 1 1 i \i ■ ''li Insure your life in the NOBTH AUBBIOA UFB USBUnAHOia CO. 508 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Undertakers. Popo, William V. Downing, J. C. Iliuiiilinn, KiUvHl'd MAIIKW & 1{I1>UILL (IrovoH, VV. (". McKen/.ie, W. W. Hiiniell. .1. Loyd, Williiun Lovett, <). 11. Uov & Trvoii MILLKU; FKANK (kcc adv. CON'U()lK,.I(>S. A. UEKVKS, ,r. \V. Wi'dton, W. S. CulavoriiH Albon, Kdwai'd HIake, A. N. IJoiid, W. 11. I'aliiii'r, K. n. llovcy, William A. OrasH Valley H(>aldHbnn{ Marysvillc Mukuliimne Hill Nevada City Oak land Oroville I'etaluma Petalinna l'lac'.s Angeles MaryNville Moore's Flat Xana City (iakhind Onion Valley Petaluma Petaliniia Pelaluma Petalama Uedwood City Itedwood City Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Sacramento Santa Clara Santa Uosa Suntu liosu Sonora Sonoru Iionis & Rosenthal Milcu, Nicole & Co. Cohn, L. Colby. Thos. H. HRtiWN, A. A. HVRD, WM. Rogers, A. M. ISonnel, Lindsay ('rist, Daniel Davidson, S. Stiicjildii •Siiii'kii.'u Viilltio ViilWic, yimiljii Viiiiiliii Viwijja ^N'iiKJuor WiKullin(||>e WiHidliiiiil Veterinary Surgeons. SrLLIVAN, J. o. Putney, C. M. IVtiiliniiii Vinegar Manufacturers. Hummel Si. Horn HARXKS, T. SH(M!iiii(-nt(i .'^lucklun Wagon Stock. [See also Carriage and Wagon Stock] W^\TKRHOl'SK & LKSTKR (see adv. dei)t. page 'M) Sacraiiiiuio Washing Machines. lUXKT. KDWARD (seeadv.dept.p.ti;)) M;MVNvillc STA.MP. .lOHX M. (see adv. deiit.p.HD) Miinvvillf Mrooks, W. N. Volo County, Wiislmiuimi | Watchmakers. [See also Jewelers.] Andrews. Moses Hall, Charles .FoiicH, Ralph Field, Kdwin Jr. StiauH, Julias GIdokler. A. Kceler, W. H. STKPHKXS, T. C. SUMgeH, J. 11. Glaxs, S. I.atlirop. S. Gilnior, R. F. Aubertus, .lulius (,'. Ford. H. I). ljMi(|(|niHt, Krlck lliihcn, Daniel Micklev, J. J. Haldwin, S. D. Gamble, William A. Siiiilh, Frank F. WRKJHT, KDWARI) M. (sec adv |iage (■)".») HAIJ.KR, W. Saniner. T. 11. rpsoii. Charles K. Fueg. Jacob Rand\Vlliuvilll DiiUliKlai Diilcli Flat Kdlsijiii CiiMss Valli-y (InisK V;i!lvy llriiliWrnra Howliiiiil Hilt .lacki"ii I,;l I'orlf l^llS AllL'l-ln .M;iri|'"si Marvi'villr Maiysvillf Man>villr I V. (U-pt. Miirynvillr Mfail"\v Lake iMt'»i!i)\v l.akf MdkL-liiuiiic Ciiy I Naiiat'iiv Nfvaila Cily I Nurtli S,iii.liiaii| ( lakU Opliirvillr ()l(ivii!r| Ol-dn' I'aclir I'utalniiHJ IMacri-viiltl l'lac.MVil!(| Uu.l liliill (bC(! idv. . (lopt. A. KOHIiBR, Ban Vnnoisoo, importer and dealer in Musio Booka. CALIFORNIA. WATCHMAKERS — WOOLEN MILLS Kcl Uliiil Sacrauii'iiii'j Sacraiiii-iiti'l Sairaan'ii'Dl Siii'i'uaii'iit«| SanMiiU'iitil Siit'iaiH>'ii''i W'lioliliorBt, H. LKWIS, JACKSON Siiiitli, E; K. VfHve, h. L. Ridlev, .ToHeph Boviiton, E. V. b'FEV, WILLIAM Hood, G. Dolirownky, Adolph Viiillc, William Dewey, A. ^ Intiiesky, V. KiiiiKC .lolin |,KY, HENRY D. Massey, J. CliiiHumn, J. S. Wilcox, (). P. Sinui8B, V.nwi !>. KKSSLER, JOSEPH I'aiiie, Alln'cf E. Sacrniiieiito S)in JoHC San Jose Sun JoMc Santn Cliirii Siuitu Cniz Siintii Cm/. Santa limn SluiHta Suisun City SuBunvillu Slitter Creek Tuylorville L'kiuh Vallejo WatHonvllie Wutsonville Weiiverville Yreka Yreka CAPPELMANN, C. UKent, (hoo ndv , dept. mne (17) .MarvMville LANGE, HENRY Jk CO. agent, (Heo adv. ' dept. page ti7) Alarygvillc Wines and Liquors— Wholesale. [See LiquoiH, WlioloHu'e.) Wines and Liqunrs— Retail [Sec Liqnorg, lietail.] Wine Growers. I'OLAXI), PETER (sec adv. dept. page !t8) Yieka .Suiilli, Frank Yreku I Watson, William Yreka Water Cure Institutes. ll'ACn-lC HYtJIENE HOME Oakland I Biinies, J. A. Sacramento Ieclectic water cure and hy GHCNIC INSTITUTE (hcc adv. dept. page ;W) Stockton Water Works— City. "N'ow bnildinfj. Sec also Iiitrodnetory Summary for lint of Mining l)itclie!skil, M. & Hro. RICKEY, WILLIAM TROWIMHDGE, JAMES S. Perry, J. Dreyfus, B. KELLER, M. KOHLER & FROHLING Naud, Edward S A I X S i: V A I N , JOH N L. Schmidt, Otto Warner, J ,f. Wolfskill, iV'illiani Workman, W. Kogcrs, ^V. H. SCHOLL, C. F. Hroder &. Oswald RiiKbev, H. N. Caldwell, S. R. Halt, H.T. Mettee, H. Rale, D. K. Rice, Peter Foster, J. W. & Son McCall, J. W. \VilBon, H. D. Taiire, Victor llaras/.thy, A. Stewart, C. V. Williams, C. H. S. Wmttan, 0. M. Fulton, I). I Schiiim, Jacob 1 Schiiidler, H. : Schnesler, Adam Coloma Coloma Coloraa Coloma Tehama County, Cottonwood Folsoin Hvdesvillo lone City lone City lone City lone City Jackson Long Har Lu8 Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles Los Angeles liOs Angeles Los Angeles Log Angeles Los Angeles Los Gatos Marysville Mornion'island Mormon Island Mormon Island Mormon Island Mormon Island Napa City Oregon llunse Placcrville Placerville Sun Gubricl Somerville Sononui Sonoma Sonoma Sonoma St. Helena St. Helena Yolo Y^nbu City iMimlinrt, P. Weavers. Wood and Coal. [Sec also Coal Dealers.] Mallet, John (Wood) Oakland Nagle, G. H. & Co. Oakland Cook, Thomas H. Sacramento SMITH, S.D. Sacramento niooinHeld RL'ILE, JOHN H. Vallejo Wheelwrights. [See Carriage and Wagon Makers.] Windmills. |STEVENS, GEORGE (see adv. dei)t. p. 28) Redwood City e, M. L. Sacramento |HKA/ELL, CROWELL & RIX (see udv. 'epi. page 17) Washington Corners | Wines and Brandies— Cala. ISee also Wine Growers.] pCHOLL, C. F. (gee adv. dept. page 69) Marygville Wood and Willow Ware. (See also, Hardware.) Sesser, J. S. Placerville Menke, C. J. Sacramento Wool Dealers. [See also Hides and Wool.) i PETERS, J. U. (gee adv. dept. page 31) Stockton Woolen Goods. [See Clothing; also Dry Goods; also Tailors,] Woolen Mills. [See Mills, Woolen.] I 09 I, 'i li' I f :■! ■', I I" : ! IF'i ! im ■' '■ haaards. A. BOMAN ft Co., Ban Franoisoo. School Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Games. et9 I 610 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. alkuj^f Ittiurr^ili SilLl^EM, OREOOlSr. INCORPORATE!), 1H.-53. T'lio First Torin t>ciKlns Neittomber l(>tli» 1S410. Qutit*torl;»' M ectlnw c>t' tlio 'I'l'ustees, No-vciii1>ur 14tli. ''r'orni «nnH l>c;oviiib«r UlBt. 'flio Muvontl ''fevin IseBlns •Tnnunry Vtix, 1M07< Quarterly ^leotlnut of tliq ITrufiitctii^i IToUriittry OtU. 'rv>rm viKlH A.i>rll UStli. rriio T'lilrd rreriu l>e|clnH April HHA, A.iinuul li^xunilnatlorit iTiily ::2^tcl. I3:icl and a<4tli. Aniiunl AleotlriK of tlio Trustees, .Tiily i^3d. Oommeneeiueiit Uxorolses, .Iiily I^JStli. There are seven eomiK-tciit luul exporicneed Tencliers now employed in the Scliool, and with it, complete set of riiiloso]>lii('i\l and Cliemical Appiinitus, it otters advnntngcs to students not DlVunloil by any otiicr Institution in the State. OolloKiate Department, Per Term. Younii Ladiea* " " Preparatory " " Aoademioal " " Intermediate " " .$18 13 . 13 . 10 ■ Primary Department, Per Term Instrumental Muaio, " Use of Piano, " Drawing, French, German, " (each). PaintingI •' $8 18 3 4 12 Prcpnynient ouch Term required, and no hill rendered for loss than half a Term. Board can be procured in private families at about $4 per week. J. 8. SMITH, SECRETARY. Mmm Voolen MaifacinriDg CoipaDj, Havinf; grentlv increased its nmnufacturin)r facilities, is now prepared to fill, without delnv, nil orders with which it may be favored, for the foUo'.ving styles of Goods, viz : BIL.A.IVICEXS. WHITE and GllAY, with Fancy Bindings and Borders. FLA.1V1VELS. SCARLET, CRIMSON, WHITE, RUBY, CLARET BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, ORANGE, BLACK, GRAY, CHECKED, STRIPED. TWEEOS. BLACK, BLUE, STRIPED, CHECKED, MIXED, GRAY, DRAB. OASSIMERES. BLACK, Extra; BLACK, Heavy; FANCY RIBBED, various Styles and Colors. ]:.AX>IEl!^' CLOTH. BLACK EXTRA, Double Width; BLACK, Double Width; DRAB, Double Width. Also, BXTRA BIiAOK DOESKIN. Plain and Striped; HABD TIMES; BEAVER CAS- SIMERBS; STOOKINQ 7ABN: QBAY OVEBSHIBTS, Eto., Eto., Etc. As neither Cotton nor Shoddy is used, and great care is taken in their manufacture, the excel' lence and dUTt^litjf of its Goods can safely be guaranteed. J. S. SMITHy Agent. r.UJtAXY FO MASON ft HAMZjIN'8 OROANS. A. KOHLBR. Affant. Ban Fnmoiioo. fitliout delay, all OREGo :isr BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Academies. (See uIbo Colk'gcH.) ISl. Miirv'B Jaoksonville lljil'avft'lf Aciiiieiiiy Lafayi'ltc IS|«'ui'cr Hull lioHi'diiiK Schoul ^lilwiiukiu ICiiiiinicirial Acaileiny I'ortlaiiil |l'iii|«|im Academy VVillmi' Iwuollo Academy — I^adiuB Salcm Agents. |Kor Aj{cntg — Claim, OeiicntI, IiiHnraiice, Ileal Estalc — me rcHpective liead».] Agricultural Implements. [See alw) McrcliaiitH, (leneral.) [*Maiiufactnrer».] •ALItAXY FOl'NDKY, A. F. Cherry (see , News, TTnsRenpHii);, V. Newell Sc Hiiilev JICKUAY, .1. W. & CO. (Hee adv. dupt i.;i«e IOC) Soiitliei' &. Allen l{ol.l), W. S. Cm iff, P. OatoH & Cliapin Lemon, Sydney ' Waldr8) Portland I,(»E1) &. CO. (sec adv. dept. p. lO'J) Kosebiug .VLKM FOUNDRY, Drake & Moore (see udv. dept. page 1 Ui) Salem Ale and Porter. [See also liiquors, Retail.] B.\LLARD, W. O. & CO. (see adv. dept. 1 piitfe 13.')) Portland p.VSON, JOIIN (see udv. dept. page Ul) Portland Apothecaries. [See also Drugs and Medicines.] lEn'LKMIER & CO. (see adv. dept. page ■ llHt) . Albany lovelady, F. B. Amity [ink, Henry Atironi Mills leil, William ;, urora Mills Iraiit, diaries Pnker City |aivli & Woods •; liuenu Vistu •unnoe, J. Cauon City 8AVA(}K & SUTTON (sec udv. dept. iiago 100) Jacksonville Ilulsey, Deal & .McComas La Orande Johnson &. \'ear,i;ain Mc.Minnville Hell Si, Parker ( (regon City Fleming, John . Oregon Citv Smidi, W. P. Peoria CiROSS, L. (see adv. dept page 130) Portland llartlieb, Herman I'ortland WEATHKRFORD, W. Portland 1IA.MILT(.)N, S. (see adv. dept. page KVJ) liosebnrg CLARK, J. E. Salem (;OX, M. R. vV CO. (see adv. dept. page 117) Salem Rigby, W. K. Salem Harrison & (iraluun rmatilla Levy, Sunniel Ilrai'nard, E. C. Hnrton, E. Nestor, John Architects. Unuitilla Union Portland Portland Arms and Ammunition. [SecOunHmiths; also Merchants, Ueneral.] Assayers. [See u'.so Bunkers.] KING, MYRICK & CO. (see adv. dept.- page 13a) Portland Portland WELLS, FAROO & CO. Attorneys at Law. [See also District Judges ; also Count v Judges ; also District Attorneys, etc.] CUANOR & HELM Albany Morris, Burr Albany Powell, J. C. Albany RUSSELL, E. P. Albany McEwan, W. L. Astoria Ellis, A. E. Brownsville ..V-' ^y a : .;' ■ A. BOMAir A Co.) 8aa I^anoiaoo, reoelve New Books br svery Steamer. TiTOBTH AMBBIOA TTiinii INBTTRANOB OO. The beat company In the United Btatet. O O o n ^ 612 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. tloliiiH, S, A. llrownHvillt! I'ierci', K. A. Hiikcr City AdaiiiH, F. Ciinoii (,'ity Oi-uy, TliniiirtH Cuiion (Jily Hill, Liiyor Canon City Miller, C.H. CmionCily KeyiioldB, (J. Canon City Stcmns, L. O. i'Mvm VMy Whallev, J. W. Canon Ciiy VVIiitteii, n. Canon City flazUiy, .lanicH I. I'lmvonvilUt Hitkey, V. I>. liavlL*v, JaniuH It. CllESOWlCTII, V. A. (seo uilv. «lept. paKo Cluimpoc'.u[ Coi'valliH 10;-.) KclBay.John ODKNKAL, THOMAS n. STKAIIAN, U. II. Tliavur & Jinnii-tt Apniugate iV, Sullivan ColliiiH, J. L. Ilayden, liiMijaniin Denny, A. (). Denny, O. W. GateH & Haft Hinnason, O. Odell. JaineH A. WAIT iV KELLY Caton, T. N. •loneH, A. C. Waller, T. A. Dorin, Heorife R. KLLSWORTII, S. (iornamo, Z. A. Riixlon. I). N. (^orvallld Corvallis ("orvallis Corvallin Corvallit! Dallax DalluH DalhiH DalleH V'nv DiilleM City Dalles Citv Dalles City DullcH Citv DalleH City Kolu Eola Eola Eugene City Eugene (Mty Eugene City Eugene City UNDERWOOD, J. 15. (see adv. dept. page 104) Eugene City RoggB, William Love, J. D. Hare, W. D. DOWELL, H. F. .lACOllS, O. FAY, J. 1). Neil, JaineH Hakcr &. Litclitenthall Slater, J. H. Bradnluiw, E. C. Hurlburt, S. Steward. O. H. Stdwood, James lluelat Sl McKimiey iTohnson & McCowu Locy, J. D. HEAL. CORNELIUS Catlin, Jolni Chapman, J. O. Chapman, W. W. Cronin, E. A. FRIDENRICII, DAVID Grover &. Page Hamilton, E. HodgkiuBon, E W. Lnrrahce, C. W. LOGAN, DAVID (see adv. dept. p MAHQUAM, P. A. Manon, O. P. MeCoy, J. F. MITCHELL, DOLPH & SMITH (see adv ,132 Itarrisbuig Harrisburg HillHburo JackHunville Jacksonville Jai'ksonvillu Jacksonville Lu Grande La Grande Lafayette Ijufayette Liifayette Milwnukic Oregon City mIIoi Mill I'ortlund RICHARDSON, A. H. (see adv. dept. p 137) Haines, 8. S. Bag Makers. KESTER, C. M. (see adv. dept. p. lli.'| Oregon Ciiv Cool, J. W. Bakers. Strong &. Schmeer Altree, E. S. jr. Kittingcr, John liiiicer, F. MaupuH Si.Cn. Shellworth, Charles Carter, A. II. Diller, Leonard Sheppard &. Wortman Frey, Jacob HeiiHchuch Sc Schmidt IIORNUNG, F. C. &CO. Opit/. & Shearer Stniger, George Oberheim, P. McGettingnn & Kattenhorn Bankers HEEKMAN, C. C. LADD ii. TILTON WELLS, FARGO & (^O. Banks. HANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORT LAND Baths. l'i)rtl;iii,| •Silciii I'orllai Alliiiiiv Ciirvallh DnIli'HCitv DallcnCiry Dalli's I'ii'v Liidniiiil'.' I Ncwimrt I Oregon ('iiy Oregon ('in- Porlliiiiil PoHIiiikI j Povlliuid PortlaiiJ I rortliiiiJ Siili'iii I I'umtilla Jacknonvil Portland | I'orllanil I'orlliiDi!] Portlaniil Pope. 11. K. FLIEDNER, W. Wagner, .Fohn Wiegand, C. F. GravcB, Wesley Allwl (.'orvalli'sr Purl W I Portlamll Siik'nl Beds and Bedding. [See also Furniture.] HAMPTON & McBRIDE (see adv. dent. p. 110) AlliiiDtl MEALEY, C. & CO. (see adv. dept. p. lOlt) AII'Hiitl GRAVES & ROBINSON (see adv. dept.) p. 118) Con-M I^evy * Fechheimer Oregon CiiJl Hurgren & Schindler PoriW Loryea, J. Porliaoll PAdFXC ItSBVBASiam OO. OMh Anete, $1413,868.88. ted Statet. nnOKXBINO'S Planoi have th« beit touch and tone. A. KOHLSB, Agent. Ban Franolsao Ui'Ki'liiirK HllHI'lllirjr Himcliiiri' Siil,.,n ShImii Siili'in Sill,.,,, Siil(i,i Siileiii Siili'i,, Sllloi,! Sale,,! Snli',,1 , SwilVw SlHlion riiiiililli, rmiililli, rinmillii I'inillill;, riimlillii Dalles Ciiv pt. p. Mill rorlluml dopt. p. I'dVllllllll Sttltm Oreuoii City I'orllmiil Alliiiiiy Ciirvnllis DallfsCiiv l>ulli'i>('iu Dalies (.'iiy La()niii4 Xcwimrl Ori'Koii Ciiy Olt'UnllCit'v rorlliin'J IViillainl l'tn\\m\ I I'ortUiiJ l'(irtlai,il I Siili'iii l.'umtillu Jai'knonvillf I'liiilaml I I'ortliitJ lU.V I'orlliinJi I'OUT rortlandl Allwnyl l"orvalli!| l'ortl,i„J| Salcnl ding. irc] lulv. depl. dept. p adv. dept. Altiwl AlliaiTl Con-»il Oregon Ciiyl I'ortlaMl Porllanll H E N . i DEDDINtJ — BOOKSELLERS. 618 i ' I/)wcii»lt'in, K. Si Co. iltAKKKK. W. S. Portland Me(.'owen, Clark' Needy Sitleni Wyland, Daniel Neccl'v I'AUMKNTKK, C. M. (geo ndv. dept .p. IIH) Sulein Dunn, li. V. Xorth Yauiliill Bedstead Manufacturers. IbuikH, 'riiomng Hamlin. William Oakland ' Oakland : t MET/LKW.-IOIIN M. (nee adv. d III) I'pl. p. Mi'Willianm, John Oregon Albanv Smith Sl MarHhall <^)regoii City i WILCOX, W. V. (geo ndv. dept. p. 138) Portland McXeil, (J. A. Peoria t Belts and Belting. Mdler, N. Shanklin, R. 8. Peoria Peoria [.See lIoHu and Ueltiiii<. 1 Slienard, William MiiiiolHon & Stmirt Umih, C. l>. Peoria Billiards. Pliieni.x 1 )rtland [See FJiiiioi-H, Hetuil.] Gocblard & Dyer I'orlland ' 1 Blacksmiths. Miller, S. Shalt nek, S V. Portlaml Portland , [Soc alxo niiu'kHinitlis uud Wajjoii Makeiul TIlOMipMUl, ,1. K. Portland ' llmiler. Williiim MiMirr, iHiiiiili Alhnny I lay lien. Murk Rirkreal 1 Alltany Areliv, J. A. Roek Pv.int | rWKKDALK & I'KKIILEU Allainy .Schuftz, A. Rock Point wool), K. S. Albany Itowen, tl. D. Rosrhurg i i Ilri.wn, W. Amity HOPKINS iVGUIFKlTHS RoKehnrg i Kall'onder, .Illlll\t, 'i'lllllllllH IRVIN, DAVID MiiiiM, lli-iiry Crider, A. S. HllUllBH, (V Alluiiiv Aiii'oiii MiilH Hrowiii'i'illt; Kileiiit \ ihtu Cmiyiii'villu C'orvidlid Corvullie DalliiK DiilluH DallitH Dallas Kula Eii|k'i*ii« City KiiKt'iif City ilHi'kHonvillu .lat'khiiiivillf Alc.Miiiiivillf .MtlwaakiL- < >ro){on (.'ity (hejfuii City Oiejfoii City I'liu'iiix I'ortliiiid I'ortlaiid I'oi'tland roi'llaiid Portland Purllaiid Portland Port land Portland Portland l{ueL-liur/i( Salcin Saloia St. Louis Ma'.oiii'yi William Wickinan, Fredurio PoMipi'llfr, D. U. Atkcrtun, (i. L. PliillipH. II. A. KiibcIii-mIi'K'Ii, Charles linii>(ell, N. Ki'cieitton, E, Slierr, P. KcaniH, HukIi Kaviaoii, Sii'phen WalHli. .1. v.. lialdwiu, •!. Hiiiet, .loM-ph Hrady, •loliii Derliy, llt-nry l)iel»i'hneidfr, W. Felit<)li,Jiiiiieti Kieeinaii, JoHeph Martiu, •!. II. KtXJKUS.T. (see adv. dtpt page 131) Sheets, J. N. Walton, Daniel Pnrrott, M. Ilaxs, N. Pn)l/.uiaii, CI. Crete, J. Boots and Shoes— Wholesale. ['liiiporlerM.] •ALLKX& LKWIS (see adv.depl.p. 1'-"-') Portland *1"(>1{IIETT, II. W. Porthind *FAlLIX(i, II. (see adv. dept. page li.'(i) i'ortlaiid "Wiheig & Strowbridge Portland •GILltKKT, J. W. (Bee adv. dept. page 115) Salem Box Makers. [See alHu MilU, Planing.] Ilttrbuugh & Stet/.el Brass Foundries. [See KoniidrieB.] Brewers. Pleifenberger, L. Stalil & liobiiiBOii HUM, JOSjEPII (see adv. dept. p KrauBH, a. A. Ludwig, lleiirv SCllI TZ, VEIT (see adv. deiit. p. lIMt) JackBonvilfe WETTEUEK, JOSEPH (sue adv. dept. page 100) JackMaiville Schellworth, A. & Co. La Grande Purtland Anbnni Canon City 107) CorvullfH Dalleo Citv DidleB (;itV Itehreim, Loiiiii Ori'ifon ( 'iiv MASON, .lOIIN (Bee udv. dcpt. page 141) Poiijan;! I'liilipi, John Pi«hhiiiil .Mill Itrownrtvillf. Urowiisvilif Chaiii|i(i>';! Corvallisi Corvallis Dalliis l)all:i,<' Dalles Cily > III I lew Cil'vi Dalli'KCiiyi Eiis.'1'iii- Harriiiliiiri.' HlllTiKlMlli' JlU'kNillvillr Jackwpiivillc La (iraii'lc Oirgoli Cily Oregon Cily PciiilunJ I'ollllUhl PorlliiiiJ Porlhiiiil Porlliiiul Porllauil Pulliiii;.! P«llli.ii.| I'ollllltl'l Rock l'..iiii Roik I'nll,! Rosflpiiri.' (Sali'iu .Si io Starr'H I'oiin 11 dept. Alliiuiv loit, Aiiiiiirv AshlaiKl Mi'ls Clovonlaie | Corviillif Daliiif Dalb Engeiie Ciiy I Eugene tiiy I Eugeiic Cily I JackMiiivilltf I Laliriiuilf La (ii-aii'lf Milwaiikicl I'eDmJ Piirtlauiijl Portlanilj Pol'llllli' PoriliuiJ| .Slklll 138) FACXIPIC INSUB ANCE OO. OWce 4'^'^ :>iifomia Street, Sau Franoisoo. >r travel. MABOHAZili ft MITTAtTlB'B Planoi, Chtapeit made. ▲. XOHLBR, ARent, San Franoivdo < )i'('Uon (_'ity f'liitlmid 141 I'lPI-lllllKl I'lirlliiiiil liiifi-liiirii Salfiu SllllMU I'liiulllla rotilmul roitlmid Alli;iny 1 AIIbiii'v AhlilaiulMill'' llriiwiMVilK-, lll'li\Vll>Vllle (.'llllllll««U Ciirviillii' C'lU'viillii' Dulhi* l)all:i>' Hiilli':\vliiii:illa..< Friiker, W. M. Kalian lliililianl, (Jliiirlue DalhiH Keiiiaily, K. Dailan Miuiiit'k', Sunniel Dallau Power, Joliii Dalliij Wealliern, C'liarleH DaliaH Caailibell iV, (iiu'iliiior Kukf Kowler, Oeorxo llarrisburvr lluy, . Lnt'ayette Litlerly, .L M. LuueiiMter Lyinaii, .1. 8. Laueasler I CiiviiiesB, F. P. Li.-baiioii I Coryell, J. Lebanon j Howell, .M. Lebanon j Markn, iliinicg Lebanon \ Xiekerson, S. Lebanon , Wotiilwanl, C). T. Lebanon Hliike, David Liberty Muck, W. (). Needy Uweii, M. M. Needy Kile, John Oaklan'd Miser, Speuce Oakland liroughton, W. Ore^jon Citv Taylor, 1'. J. • ' Oregon C'itv hanc, J. H. I'eoriii Mct'orkle, W. M. I'eoria Parrish, W. 11. I'eoriii (loodnongh & Clark rortluiid Sampson, Aarou Portland Joues, Andrew Rosebnri; Mrnz, Wilson Salem Uaker &, Taylor Seio Cortee & Uunuhue S<^io Kelley, W. J. Starrs Point StanniiB, S. Starr's Point McDaniel, P. M. Sublimity Raykeiidall, John Winchester Carpets. (See alBo Faniiluic ; alxo .MenhaniK, Cb uinij.] lllK(iKEN\ .SCIIINULElt Portland Loryea, .lohenb Piprilaiid Lowenxli'in, K. iV (,'o. I'oilhoiii WALTER, IIKO.S. (hen adv. depl. p. |-.".t) I'orlland Carriage and Wagon Makers. [See alno lllackMniillir* anci Wagon .Miikerh. I'KNXINOTON iV CO. (Kee adv. depl pa;.re 1 1 1 SAKFOKM. T. .1. (Hee adv. depl page I lOi JKLLISOX A KICIIAUDSON Kenlnor, W. W. V,.ut, .). Caldwell, W. K Hall. E. ('. Kiiiiniill, Cliinles Allen, lraeli,.loljM M. rnienibnfer, W. 1 Kiiniey, .\. j Kridl.Fiederiek 1 Vanghan, Eli MeKeieher, U. C. & Co. ! Lane, A. 1 l>iirr. H. I Heeler iV Hilters Canipbi-ll At Ml 'arty I TowiiHend, X'. .S. Parker, .bdm Tavlor. (i. W. Hall, William Me Coy, I). 1). Lewis, .John Scnberl. Horace COOPEK & CO. IHCO adv. dept. p. Sheplev, J. U. WALLACE, J. H. Havden. II. (iADDlS. C. England &. Urowii .Mann, J. S. ElgiiiH, .lames Emiin, .laniex IJoutiller. Enes, liicharil Allmi y Albany AlbanV AlbaiiV .\unir,i .Milln llneiiii \'ihla Itmna Vii-ia Caiiyonvillc CN'iveiiliile Corvallin CorvalllH 10(1) Corvallirt Dalian DalhiH Didlen Cilv Dalles Cilv ICol'a Eugene City Eugene City Eugene City Eugene City ForcHt (iidve Koiesit (Jrovl>biiiH, M. L. Dnlluti FoHtcT, J. 8. & Co. ImlfipeiKlciic'j Oriihiini, E. A. Switt'H Station IlitcliciiK &. Sliipley Swift's Stiilioii Kinpen &. Scott Swifl'n Station Miller & liicliardg Swift 'm Station Chapman, II. J. WinclicBter Oinobe. IJ. J. . WinchcMter Sinilli, Tliutnas Winchester Chair-Makers- [Soo nlso Fnniitm-o.] IRVING & SIKYKK Salem Chemists. [See A]>otliecaiie8.1 Cigars— Retail. [See aJM) Hotels; alcio Liqiioi-H.) Mespenjicr &. Company Cai'ioti City FL1KI>N'KK, W. (see adv. dept. page 107) Corvalli's Vogt, Max Dalies City Hover, William Jacksonville Ki'CM/.er, Williiim Jacksonville KOW, .JOSKl'II Jacksonville KEM.KY, E. U. Jacksonville Friede. Henry Portland Gross, A. S. " I'oitland Martin, H. & Co. I'ortlaial Ostheiin, F. S. Poilhuid Stone, S. L. Portland Dantenniire, F. Uinatillik Cigars Wholesale. [*lnipoitcrs.) -ROSENBAUM & K<>HL1»EU(S (see a) Portland "WASSERMAN & CO. Portland Civil Engineers. [.See also .Surveyors.) UnrrnKP, C- W. HALLOCK, A. H. Claim Agents. Portland Portland Portland .Salem Ciu'ter, C. M. Ree. 15. iCiiiif^reyaiionnlist) Astoria Hyland, T. A. (Kjiiscopalian) Astoria Richardson, (r. ^^ . Hethel Macker, . (Roman Catli(dic) Cai'ion City Finley, W. A. (Methodist Episcopal) Corvallis James, .lolin i.Methodist Kpiscopal) Corvallis Willey, Richard (Presbyteriun) Corvallis McCa;ty, A. V. (Christian) Corvallis Jenkins' H.C. (.Methodist Episcopal) Dallag Condon, F. (C<«i({regiitioiHil) Dalles City Dierlan, . (Ronnin Catholic) Dalles City Claik, Nelson (Mellioj) Voitlaiid i Willi'. S. & Co. I'mtltmd , KI,(»KI) &. ("O. (nee adv. dept. p. 10-,') HoKt-hur^t M.VK'KS, S. iV CO. (soo adv. dept. p. lO'il UoseliufK WAAj, JOHN C. (see adv. dept. (iiiKe I IS) Salem SIC'KLIX &. CO. (nee adv. dept. piiK^' ' IS) Salem Clothing, Wholesale. [* Impoitei'H.] '.\LL1;N&; I-K\VrS (see adv. dept. p. l,'-') Portland 'liiiiini llniH. \ Co. Port'aiid 'I'liUHETT, II. \V. Poitland "KLKKi;i\ A. It. (Hee adv. dept. pajje i:C) Portland 'FAIIiIX(}, IIKNKY (see adv. dept. p. K'ti) Portland "Levy it Keehlieimer Portland Cloths and Woolen Goods. [See Mills, Woolen.] Coal, Blacksmiths'. [See Iron and Steel.] Coffee and Spice Mills. .[iiiicH, .T. V. &. Co. Williams & McHrlde Portland Portlanil Collecting Agents. SD) KEKUV &. FOSTKU (see adv. dept. pnye i:i-J) Portland I'AKUISIl &. ATKINSON (see adv. dept. page 131) Portland Colleges. [See also Academies.] CiiivaHis ('ulleKe Corvallis I'milic I'liiversitv Korent (irove .Mc.\liiiiiville Collejio lilc.Miiniville (•reudii Medical Colleue Portland WALl.AMKT INIVKKSITY (sue adv. pii),'e .")lll) Siilein Commissioners of Deeds. [See Introdnetory Sniniiiary.] Confectioners. [.See also Krnits.] Ilcliiiin it llii'kcl KISIIKU, .1. A. isee adv. ,lept. pa^e Contractors. [See also Carpenters. ] Kiililile, David WILSON, C.K. Itiiiiiiiin \' Watt lliirliiM, K. M. liooijiioiiuli iV Clark Xi'Ktiir, John Dalles (;ily ! ' Eiijfene City j Portland < Portland j ' P. W. inihaiu, John Tlioiiias, S. It. Alhany Clovi'i'dide Corvallis Corvallis Eola Harrisliiirg Portlaial I'ortland I'ortland Kiniior Salem Salem Seio [" Mi'iiulaetiireiu] 'Althonse it Co, *Comley it Montgomery "iiavlofd it Swiek 'Dalles Lunilier Manut'iieturing Co. CHAUMAN it ItHOTHEU < K. ALSTON & MYERS » "Carson &. Porter MILLAIH) it VANSCIirYVEU 'WALKEK, JOHN P. (see aregon City >regon City Portland Portltuid Portland Salem Salem 11'.)) Salem Salem Portland Port hind |. ■ f A. BOMAN & Co., San Fraroisoo. General Agents for Subscription Books. NOBTH AMBBIOA IiIX'B IN8UBANCS CO. For valuable information turn to page 161. I 518 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Dressmakers. (See iiIko Milliiiern.] Sl'TUKKLAM), M. A. MRS. (sec lulv. I'iitfe i;t:i) Portland Drugs and Medicines. [SiM' iiltfo McrvliniilH, (iencnil.] SETTLKMIKIf & Co. (sec adv. (lopt.p. imt) Alhniiy liovt'ladv, K. 11. • Aiiiily Kiiilir, lli'iiry Aurora MIIIh Kcil, William Aurora ^lillx Itiikcr City JiaiMia ViKta ("aficm ("ity Cmiim City Cliaiii|iiK'^' & CO. (see adv. dcpt Corvallis C Dallas Dallcw City l>allc« Cil" DnIliH City ItalK'K Cily Knj;t'iu' Cily Kiiifonii Cily llarrisliiii%' llillMlxiro ilacl\siiiivilli> La (iranili' M..MimivIllc Orcirdii City (tft'irdii City I'fori'ii Portland (Jraiit, CliarloH .Marxli iV Woods Itrunnoc. J. HaHn'iiplliiu', F. NVwi'll iV Hailov MCIJUAV,.!. W iiaue lOli) Soiitiii-r &. Alien KoMi, W. S. CniiL', \: (Jati'i* i1 Cl)a)>iii lii'iiioii, Sydiii-y Waldrim iV Mron. KIJ.SWOHTII \ ItKLSIlAW .(|;NX!N(!S, M. & CO. Smith iV Kilt-y liovrc, iIdxcjiIi iV Co. SAVACK A: iSt'TTOX (nee ndv. .lupt pau'o l(l*)| HiiUoy, l>i';il iV Ah'Coimia .lidiiiHon iV Yfai;,'iiiM Hell & Parker Klcmiii;,'. .lolm Smiili, W. P. (iWOSS, L. (see adv. dt'pt. pn(.'e i:ttl) IIOIHiK, CAI,1;K & CO. iHcoadv. dipt. pau'i' !-'•'') SMITH & DAVIS (»,•(' adv. d.pt. p. IW) WKATIIKI.'KOI.'!), W. iHu.adv.du pau'i- i:tii) IIAMII/IOX. S, (m CI-AKK..I. !•:. COX, M, \i. \- CO. Iloliii iV Co. l.'ivt'V, W. K. Harrlwiii A; (Jraliain Levy, Samuel P.'aiuiird &: Co. Dry Goods. (See also Morcliaiitu, (Joiipial.) ItAKIJOWS, .1. \ CO, (s.eadv.dc|il. p. Ill) All.anv HKACII \ MOXTKITII {^iv adv. deiil. pa^f llisi Alliaiiv < ilK.VDI.K. U. 's(v iidv. dipt, pajro 10!)) AllumV CONXI':it,.IOIIN ix.e adv. d.pt. p. Ill) Allmiiv PA m; I SI I. W. W. & CO. (Ktr adv. d.pt. plIL'C IKIi McCmIIomkIi iV Hcllmaii COIIX \ KAI.K KOX. K. \-, IIUO.S. («eo adv. .I.>pr. p lIAKIilS. II. K. ,101IN IJ. (w.' ill,- 'ily 'ity 'ilv in',! iikI iiwl liiii.l / Corvallis Ojrvallis adv. Corvollis lejit. Corvallix DalleH Citv Dulles Citv Dalles Citv 'JO) DidleB Citv Eugene Kngene City (leiit.piivc m-') M.CLlKK, A. S. ii<.!0 adv. dept. p. 104) Kngeiie Citv AILLIIOIJ.AND. T. & E. (gee adv. .lept. page 1(13) Eiigenc City KOSEXOLATl', M. (see ndv. dept. mine 100) Eiiireiie ( MULI.EI4 &, URENTANO (see adv. dept. i>aj.'e 100) .Tiickxoiiv SACHS 1U:0S. (see ndv. dept. p. 101) .laokxouv llAUI.i )W, W. (nee adv. dept. p. 1 i:t) ( (reiion ( CHARMAX & HHO. (gee adv. dept. pajre li:!) Orei/on ( RALSTON & SI Y ERS (see adv. dept. \»iHe 113) Oregon ( Aoli, Le.ai I'oiili lleeli & Waldmau I'oiii: K.ilin, Fisliel pmi Levy, C . JIis. Pi,il Slaver. .la.'oti Poilli Sir.VER & FAIN ixce adv. dept,. p. 13s. I'mt White, L. & Urn. P„ii WILSON, .JOHN (sec ndv. dept. p. 13:.) Pon Wolf, S. ft Co. pniil, FLINT* CRANE R.,s,l FLOKD ft CO. (Hfieadv. dept. p. lOi!) R....,! AI.MfKS, S. A CO. (xec adv. .lept. p. lO-.'j R.i.-,l,i IMCLL, .!( tllN C. I«ve adv. .lept. p. 1 LS) Sal.i; XICKLIX & CO. (see adv. dept. p. ll.'i) Saku Dry Goods, Wholesale. [* Iinporteri!.] -ALLEN & LEWIS (Keemlv..lept. p. l',';.'! Poitkn,! 'ELFELT, A. ». ft CO. (see adv. .lept. p. 137 1 Porlliiii,! "FAILlXt!, ilEXRV (.".ee adv. .lepl. p. l-'li) P,,illaii,i "HACM UUOS A- CO. Poiil.iii,! "LEW vV FKClllIEIMER Poiilm,! Seller. Fninkeiiaa iV: Co. IVillaii.j Earthenware. [See Potteries.] Engine Builders. [See Foundries. I Engineers, Civil. [.See Civil Enjtincers.) Engravings. FREEL.VND, E. A .\ll;,iv NECItER. .1. (s.'e adv.. lept. p. 101) Ja. k.-i,iiv;i:, SleCORMK K. S. .1. Poillaii,! PAKKISII, ,1. L & CO. (s.'e adv. d.;pt. p. 1331 Portliiii,! Shanaimn .^ DiitVesne PoilLii,! Expresses. (See also Slerelianls, Forwar.lint;.] Wheeler ft RdIiIus I'anon Cilv Fewell. H. F. EaKle(iv,lv Cal.hvell, M. Jaekr-oiivill, WELLS, FAR(;o it CO. I'orilail Wright & Co. SaKiii Fancy Gk)ods. [See Dry (^.lhIs ; als.i Millinery Goods, | Feed. EVERDINO ft HEEUE Poitlnml i WILLIA.MS, D. W. PoiilimiMG .MVRRS, C. II VACOllN, «. W. P.iitliml ^ Ferries. PEARCE, ASIIRY (see adv. .lept. p. 10(1) All'iiiiy Rainwater, M. AH'"",' Maxwell,. John i;us;,nr Skinner, M. Mrr. Eiiwuf 13 I! All. MAN ItUo IS '. lii-ik & WaMiiia 13 ; ,Slteis it llinde |i Jc j II I [>^''<- ISIIAMPTOX .t 10 ; p. 110) •'.MICALEV, C, ,^1 The Direotory of the PACU'lO ie oompoaed of the best busineas men of Californ' A. EOHIiBB, San Frauoisoo, Agent for Chiokerlns & Son's Fianoi. 8 OREGON FLOUK DEALERS GROCERIES, 519 Flour Dealers. ! [Spo ii1«o Mills, Floiirj aim* Provisioim. ) 1 AI.MCX k LEWIS (hgc ndv. (k'i>t. p. li-i) INirtliuiH ' SAVIEK it CO. (m-eiulv. deiit. p. 1-J<>| Portlmid VALOIIN, (>. W. (see u.lv. dopt. p. Ml ) I'oitluiul Forwarding Merchants. I [Sc'ti Merchiiiits, Forwarilin^.'.] " '' Foundries. j ALBANY FOINDUY.A. V. CIIEUUY (soe mlv. lU'pl, p. 1(W) Alliiiiiy CiiniMlii'll. Hector .Milwimliio OKEtiON CITY FOUNDRY (see iidv. , (li'I)t. p. II-,') Ori'LToii City ' MoniiMi'X, David Portland OlfECSON iUON WORKS (see ailv.dcpt. II. i:rtl;ind Shine, S. L. Portland Fur Dealers. j [See:\Is<> MereliandiKe, (ionenil.l .Scliui'li, C. Portland ' Furnishing Goods, Gents. [See ill.-"!) Clotliin:.'.] | FLIEDNKU, W. (see adv. dept. p. 107) Corvallix i .KtllXSOX & STK.VTTON (see a-lv. dept. p. mil) lOilt-ene Cilv IIAK.MAN liUOS. (see adv. dept. p. l-.MM Pvtland Sliern iV llindo I'ortland • Furniture. [SiM> aiKo Ciiliinet .MakerH.l j HAMPTON .t Mel$Kll>i: jneo adv. dept. 1 p. till) All>anv : MKALEV, C. .1 CO. (soe adv. dept. p. 10!t) Alliany ;MH/.ler, .l.dm .M. All.aiiy ■ i (iiiiveH i,V Uolpin.soii CorvalliH j ; lliill'er..Ioliii Da1la» 1 nil rIaiii.Clinrlea Dalles City , L.tnu'e, v.. V. Kola ' Kiiiil/. & Kiley Marristxii)/ 1 l!"hr, C. M. .Milwankif , 1 Lew it Fei'ldieinier Orefron Cilv : KIkeles. E. Portland lIlKiJKKN .t SIIINDLER "(sec adv. dept. p. I;H) Portland | j Levy, Jnlins Portland , ! Loivea, ilowpl) Portland ' \ I/inven ein, E. it Co. Piier & Co. Gas Fitters. [See also Plumbers.] JIYERS, C. n. Gas Works. PORTLAND HAS LKJIIT CO. General Agents. FEKRY it FOSTEIt (see adv. dept. p. I3J) Portland Salem Dalles Dalles Dtilles Portland Poillanil I'ortlaiiil Portland Salem .Sidein Portland Portland PAURlSIl it ATKINSON (see adv. dept. p. i;tl) Portlan CURUEY & HAMMER (see adv. dept. p. 117) Glass Ware. [See Crockery and (llnssware. Gold Dust Dealers. [See also ABaayers.l niooh. Miller & Co. Lord. W. & Co. WELLS, FARnO it CO. FEI.'liV it FOSTER Fidl.-r. L. (;. it Co. (iOLDSMITII PROS. KL\(i, MYRICK it CO. Grain Dealers. [See Feed ; also Proiliice.) Grist Mills. [See Mills, Flour.] Groceries and Provisions [See also .Merchants, (Jciieral.J CONXEK, .lOlIX HE.VCII & MOXTEITII CilEADLE, K. COXNEU, .lolIX KKillTLIXCEK. AS. XOKCK'OSS. .I.VCOIl OLIVKW, IIEXWY P.VKIMSII, W. W it CO. Ilaekainv it .Inlm." m Ilyd." &'Co. StiiMts, .Jolm (}. Alliee, E. S. Jr. Tlioiiipsoii it Etrlin Italdwiii it liro. Iieltini:er. .Jolm Kiiicer. Freileridc nitliiiiivr. A. M.mpiis it Co. Parker, 1{. A. Sposito, .loliii Lew, 15. Hiirfovv it Miller Diller, Leonard Kelley, E. H. Levy, Adolpli He.^t & Andrew.-' Hr.ideii, William & Co. HUAMIIALL, THOMAS Itnrteli. W. M. C;iinpliell,.I. W. Cidlins. .Iiihti Did.son, Cliarles FARO ALY, D. Frey,.Iacol) Herman it .Mnrpliv II Eli HALL, (j!;<)R(iE Holliii.in, A. k Co. HorniiiiLr, F. C. it Co. .lones. .1. F. it Co. KAPLS & DRAKE Lalilie liros. .Mau'^ts, .1. S. it Co. .McDonald, James A. .Mctiimi, CImrles .McLaran Itroa. Milehal, Jacob Opit/. it Shearer pIttock. ropert SCOTT & Ct>. (see adv. dept. p. li Sposito, Piinl .Siin^'er, (iein'ure ! Thomas, Keiijaiidn I Warner, Frederick Albany Albany Albany Albany Albany Albiitiy Albany Albany Cafiiiii City t'afiiHi City Cliampoeu' Crvillis Corvidlis Dalles Cilv Dalle.rey:oii City <'lrej.'on City Oreiron City Oi'i-Mjiia <'ity Port la nil I'lirtlauii PcHlland I'orthuid Portland P(allaiid Portland .Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portlancl Port land Portland Portland Portland Portland PorilamI Portland Poriliiiid Portland Portland Ponland Port 111 ml Portland Portlaml Portland m \u^ I 1'.,.i A. SOMAN & Co., San Franoisoo. i^botograph Albums. Fiue QUI Books, eto. The Folioies of the ITOBTH AMBBIOA LIFE IN8T7BANOB OO. bear the seal of New York. A.B I i rlii I i I' ) o o B c c O cq n Q H 520 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIUECTORY. Portlniid I'ortluiul 125) Purtliind Siileiii SllllMII Salem Siiluiu Sr.leiii Siiloiii Sak'iii p. 119) Siilfiii Siiluiii SuIlmii Salem Umatilia Uiiiuii ndv. VVafoi'inan, S. WKKKS & SWAN WILLIAMS, I). W. (see adv. dept. p, Bvriie. I^onis CbUNELL, IIAYDEN Coidter, Joseph M. Cox & Hamilton Fisher t.j)ago liW) Portland Pl'lTOCK, ROBERT Porilaiid SXEATH, R. G. Portland SCO'lT &c CO. Portland FRENCH & OILMAN (see adv. dept. pu(j;e 1','0) Umntillu Gunpowder. SNEATH, 1{. O. Portland Gunsmiths. Barkholder, Jacob Albany Forstner, 11. Alliany Kdpir, Moses tJondlt IIODES, GUSTAV (see adv. dept. p. lOfi) CorvalliH Frederic, A. D;illes City Redlleld, J. Galesville Hiiys, A. J. IlariishurK Miller, John Jacksonville Wilde, Ferdinand Orej^on City Aner, Xavier Portland HECK, WILLIAM (see adv. dept. p. 130) Portland Dhondt, Eugene H. Portland lIORNrXG, PHILIP Porthind Marvin, M. Salem Daley, A. J. Scio Hairdressers. FLIKDNER, M. (see adv. dept. j). 107) Lusher, K. Johnson, G. A. Loii^, John Heclierer, Frank Stander, Ailam Wiijrner, Henry Waf/ner, John Wiegand, C. F. Ciirvallis Dalles City Hanihliiirir Jacksonville Portland Portland Portland Port land Portland ' Hardware. 1 ['Importers. See also Merchants, (Jeneral ; also I I'ainess and Saddlery Hardware] CIIEADLE, R. Alhany : CONNER, JOHN Alhanv PARRISH, W. W. &.C0. AlhanV NORilSOSS, J. Alhanv KRIECHHAUM, JOHN G. Corvalh's WATERS & CLARK Corvallis MrFARLAND, W. H. Corvallis CunnniiiK &- Grant Dalles GOLDSMITH & FRIENDLY EnKeiie McCLURE, A. S. Eugene Ml?LHOLLAND, T. & E. EuKene URADBCRY & WADE Jackwaivilh! LOVE& BlLiiER Jacksonville MIJLLER& BRENTANO Jacksonville LORD & PETERS Oakl-nd BARLOW, WILLIAM Ore({on City Dalies City Davtii'ii kni;, Eii),'eMc City EllKelie Cily llarrisliMi;; Ihiri'isliiirv IlilUliuru ■ lacK!allas Vellanl, Frank Dallib HAKE, F. A. (see adv. dept. p. I'-'I) Dalles Cilv HL'EirrA. MANUEL (sue adv. dejit. page 1 ■,'(») Stiles, Ray, W. H. & I. Ashley, Samnel (irav, .1. <}. ISiitler, (}. H. Wheehind, James Wexttall.(". A. JUDGE, HENRY (see adv. dept. page 111!) Gray, HroM. Rohind, J. O. Warrvn, E. T. Withcril, M, W. Haynes, William Meilley, Oscar Schram. John Bond, .Milton Bennett, James Kiiigslee & Rees Powers, P. C. SHERLOCK, S. & CO. (see adv. dept ., pagi' 1;I7) Portland S| TWlX(i, NATHANIEL (see adv. dipt. pages 7 and I Id) Porllmid Mooie &. Slocum RoM'liini; tiRAIIAM, J. K. (see adv. dept. p. Mill Salem WATKINS. \V. H. &. VO. (see adv. dept. page ' !.">) SaliMii Holiiirt, <}. W. Silvcilim Taylor, J. St. Lmis Mooie, J. M. Umalillii Harness and Saddlery Hardware. ?l FLICKINGER, H. JUDGE, HENRY WATKINDS, W.ll. & CO. FAILING, HENRY SHEULOCK, S. & CO. TWING, N. Corviillis ^1 Jacksonvill Siilci poll land Portland I'ortland Hat and Cap Manufacturers. MEl SSDORFFER & BRO. (see adv. .. pages Ixxxi and cxxxix] Portland ^| Hats and Caps. [See also Merchandise, General ; also Clothing.] ;\I EUSSDORFFER vV BRO. Porllan.l Walker, N. Portland The PACIFIC INBUBANCB CO. pays all losses in Sold Coin. OREQC H MEI'SDORFFEl page Ixxxi) Hit [See ala iOUTII, JOHN :|)KS1'A1N, JESS FU>i;i)uiii I'ioiii'Pi' Hotel, J. J. Ruekerby Aulmr'u Knil, Freilerick Anroni Mills I'etfi'H kV. Cleitiier Maker City livel, K'cid &. Elelclier Hukcr Cil'v liiiird, W. C. HrowiiHvillV kirk, A. Hi'OWiiNville (iodlev, II. 1>. Hiieiia Visla Krt'iiili Hotel, T. Fleuretl. Caiioii City I'iiiiii'ci- Hotel, Cliailcs Jo;;e» Canon Cilv .Ml OLKI-LAN, D. C Cunyonvilfe I'ri'KWell, dolin Clulco Miller, A. F. Clieleo SMITH. IIO.MKR Coi'valliH Lovcliiily, T. il. Kalian ('(ilundiia Hotel, A. Fournier &.. Co. Dallew City Smith, Thomas Dalles City IMATILLA HOUSE, llandley & Simiot |8ee adv. dept. p. I~M) Dalles City Ciildwill, C. M. Daidaiielles Siiwyi'i', William EnlefprisL' lli'vlii'l, Samuel Kola Wiiller, (i. T. Kola liciitivw, A. EnKeiH' Cily Hardy vV Ellill' tialesville hcvetm, D. A. CJalesville Martin, W. .1. tS;ilesville Mi'rriik, .1. M. (JanliiuT I'aviic, C. 11. Hari'lslinr)^ liiiliimia, 1'. S. HaiiislmrH: llillslioro lltuise, R. E. Wiley llillslioro I'niui. Hotel, 11. Kmilli Hillslioro liiiKiiey vV iloliiiHuli Hocpiattoii .liihiwl'dii, Independeiiee Kniiicd .Anierieaii Hotel, .Mrs. J. Rolioa- liimui ( .Tacksonville I'liited States Hotel, Louis Hornc Jaeksonvilla KelliiUff, (}. A. H. Kellojf),' ,(Mir House Hotel, N. Roberts La (irande Taylor, C. La (irande Taylor's Hotel, H. M. MeCorinuck La Oraiide Valley House, N. W. IJuker La (inuide lleiuhive, J. T. Lafavetle 11(11, J. W. Lebamm Twojfood &, IlHrkiiesa Leiiind llartjeuhurnei', J. Milwaukee (WilV Italdwiii Newport Tilihelts, .iomitliHii Oukhind liAULOW HOl'SE, W. Hai-low Oregon City •hygoii House, J. Uoelini Oi-egou I'ily Wiiiaut & Co. Oysterville Itiiriis. Mrs. J. P. Plueiux Luveuhur(yt, D. Pbtiurx Kellojfir, Capt. PioneiT Citv ARRKJOXl'S HOTEL, S. N. Arrigoni (see adv. dept. page i;{7) Portland (!:ilitorina House, Joseph Ki.\ner Portlimd Colund)ian Hotel, P. It. Siuuott Portland Fai-niers House, W. A. C;irler PortlamI Fiiinklin House, (,". ilellenbrand Poilland f}|(d)e Hotel, P. Sehade Portland LIXCOIvN HOUSE, N. C. Mattliiessen (hee adv. dept. page 110) Portland Mansion House, E. Carney Portland Xew York Hotel, L. Stark I'ortland IVatland Hotel, P. N*. & CO. KoKoliintr XICKLIX it CO. Sakai Iron Railings. jSce Foundries.] Jewelers. [Soo also WatoliniHkerfl.j (cantor, .lolm Altmnv HellilH, Ijonis Corvallia lUI>r)i;K,.IOSEriI Corvnllls AuHtin, SaiJiiit'l DailaH MOSKS, C. II. EnwMv XEUUEU, .lOIIX (k'c adv. dept. pai-'e I'M I Jacksonville JonoB, F. I'. Mc.Miiuivillc lli,«lilield, \V. F. Oregon Cilv Colien, .lacol) I'orlliin'd GOLDSMITH &, URO. Porlliind Miller, .lolm U. I'ortland Slewart it (ioiirloy Portlund Crane, S. W. " RoseMiny JohuBon, Saleai Lamps, etc. [See also Crockery and (tlnsswnre.] IIAYWAUD, COLK.^rA\ & CO. Portland Lawyers. [Sec AltorneyH at Law.] Leather Dealers. [See also IIarnesi< and .Siuldlery ; also Tanneries.) KODOEKS, T. (see adv. deiit. nairc KM) Portland SHEKLoriv, ,S it CO. (see adv. dept. jiap- Vi7} Poll land V.'iliei'K iV, SirolividKO Portiaiid OILIJEKT. .1. W. (Hco ndv. dept. page 11.')) Salem .TL'IKiE, IIEN'HY Jncksoiiville PARSONS, HENRY (see adv. dept, pa,!.'<' !"■') Engeno Citv LAKIN & WITTER (see adv. dejit. jiiiffo 1(11) Eugene Citv IIOUOllTOX it PLAXNETT (see adv. dept. pane I ()7j Corvallis Libraries. [See Introductory Summary for flie name, location, date when establislied, etc., of each.] Lime and Cement. Mccracken, MERRILL vt CO. Portland Liquors, Wholesale. [See also Merchiiiidise, (ieneral.] C Importers.] * FRENCH it OILMAN (see adv. dept. patfe I'JO) Dalles Citv THATCHER, GEOROE & CO. Dulles (in * Rradford. A. (}. 1'miiIiui;| FOX, .1. Af. (see adv. dept. pajje IH.")) I'orihiini * HENDIHE. R. (see adv. dept. paije I'JI) I'cnlaihl * MARTIX, E. & CO. (sec adv. . PonW I ' ItUKCHAKDT, C. A. (see adv. dept. lianelll) PorlliiiiJI Camiihell, Alexander PnillaiiJ * Damniier. (ieor^e PoitlMiii I 'DOltillEKTY, .R)nN Poitlauil (fUlens, Frank Porliiiiil IIAKRIS, THOMAS P.niUl HornuiiK, Phillip Pmiliiiwl Keith it Crahle I'oi'llaln; Kin^, Koliert PoiilanJ " LAl'PECS it KXOWLES (see adv. dept. page lUI) Poiiliuil ^MOFFETT, WALTER Poitlaiil Vance, Jumes Poiilaiii * Vial, Leon & Co. PoiilanJ I WEED, W. H. PoiiliiiJ Wendt, A. PoillaiiJf FINK, ANTOINE A. Ro.-iliial Keep California Capital in Oahfomia. Insure in the PAOIFIO. date of isam le. ! k-iit. i niiiics citv Diilli's Cii'v I'liilliin'.l ') l't. riiiiiiiiiii L'luiilillii AHmiiv AIImuV A.-iciii,i Aslwia Asturiu A.ilnliii Aiiliuui (.'iifi'iii Ciiy (.'a Ml 'II Cil'y Ciiiii'ii lily C'lmy.'iivilk ('auvniivilii- ('.TVIllIb C'lii'valii.' Corvalli, Dall:.^ I)all» Dalit' DalL- Dallrs H,,il,-. lCni;i'iu- ( i:y ICiiui'i"' t'iiy Uiini^Kiir;; llaii-i^l'iii.- liiili'iiiiiilfii" ilat'kM'Uviiit^ .IllflvMillvillr ,llicloiilai;J| I'orilaii'l I'lallim'! I'Mitlaiii I'orllaM I'lirll.inJl rorllaiiJl A. KOHIiBB, San FnuioUoo, imports Forelcn and American Znitr iments for Bands. OREGON LIQUORS — MERCHANTS. 52.3 • |"AK TV, JOHN 8. Hvnii', .lolin • M„nis, VV. L. • l'laiiii)iifville Suiiimei'villo I' mat ilia I'matilla ('malilla riiiatilla I'matilla Umatilla I'liioii I'orllaml Pari'', V. Looking Glasses and Picture Frames. (See also Fnniiture. j MKAI.KV. G. it (!(>. All.anv ' lll'IttiKKX it .SCHINDLEK I'mllaiid ; Sliaiialiaa it DutVeiiiu' Port laud i Lumber. [See also .Milln, Saw.] Fernd, F. it Co. AftiJiin Fliivel, (ieoi'ffo Antc'ria , ('lawlord it Slirader Brid^report 1 ('aneiiiali Millitij; Co. Caiiciiiali | liaiiiltdi-d it K'oy Canon City | Caliliiii^', dolin" Caiiyoinillc j Lawiviice. H. F. Caiiyoiiville .shcrrill, .\. it Co. Canyoiiville ' l!av it .Slovens Cliainpoeir i llAliK'IS, II. R Corvallis I MalNK, l{. Y. Corvalli-sj Ciawfoiil. K. J. it Co. Dalian • llalliK'k, K. V. Dallas I Itallis Liimtier Mannf'aetnrini; Co. Dalles City | Dl'.W, K. 1{. it C( ). (see adv. d. p. 103) EiiKeiie City I (iiinliiur .Mill Company (iardiner i (iilison. William (irant's I'ass I (iri'Kon City Saw Mill Company Ore^'on City i DiiiIl^', Itensill it Co. Oysterville \ l.indloy, .M. " I*li(eni.\ | ('alter. Ilavilen it Co. I'lallaiid ' Est IK it SiiMip.-'on I'ortland | llrrliaii^'li it Sietzel I'oilland sriTOX Ai (•(►. I'oitlan.l i \V,\LKK|{,.I()IIX I'. I'ortland Hl-AXCIIAKD, D. IJanier (iilliiealh, ,1. C. Kanier lliiwe, S. A. Kiinier K( ti;,S VTI I Y, PATTY it CO. Sa lem limiik &• W'itlon Salem I'lippleton, \V.<;. Soappoose Walts, I!. M. it J. II. Seappoose Siiiitli it Curl Seio (•liver. II. \V. Sunimerville 1,1 ^'an it Thompson Waldo Mason, Oeorgo YHtpiina Koad lieeder it Co. Yaijnina Uoad j Machinists. [See also FonndriesJ CIIKKUY, A. F. (see adv. dept. p. lOS) Albany S.MITH. I{. it HUOS. (secmlv. d.p. llt>)Oi-C(,'oiiCity Miinasles, I). Portland 01!i;(!(»X lUOX WOKKS (see adv. dept. paue l;ll) Portland Siniili Iti'os. Portland WILLAMETTE IHON WORKS (see adv. dept. paire lUI) Portland DKAKEit MOOKE Saleai Russell, .1. II. Asliland Mills (iKUHEK, JOHN (see ndv. dept. p. i:iSi Piatland YOUN(J, WILLIAM (see uVA. Alltiiiiy Hrown, WikkIhuii & Co. • Aiiiitv Oeiilii-ll, (}. K. Aiiiiiy IVllyv'icw vt lllo()),'L>t Ainily DuvIh, TIiiiiiiiih .VppU'pito, Amity CmiH'i'on, 'riioniati Uiiiontowii, Amity Kuhlii-, C, Stiiri;eh, Allii-rt llarKii>liii<-. li. H. Fliivel, (ii'orKC IIiiKtlor. .1. (i. Noliii, .1. F. I'AKKKK, C.L. UuHM, SomimTH & KlliH Sjietlilfii & Co. \ iiu Uiiwii &. Hrown lii'owii & CruiiHtoii Kfilvi' & .MorKiiu I'l'aiiiiiaii, .1. M. Siiiilli.TliomiiH .'Vui'oia Cooiioralivo Society Mi'owu, A. II. M.Ciiii V, W. V. lU'yiiolil« 1.V Tracy Kir'liy & llawloy" Wiiijf iV .\|'iilo Abraliiiiiix. .M. COOI.KV.LIXVILLE&CO. liOWiH, \. .S'licli-rit. Sti'inliiirj,' & Co. KvatiH, \V. .M. Il.ili-iiuin iV KuborttMHi l.iiivillf, II. KiWH, W. L. Itriiiu'r, il. A. kV. Uro. Clatliii \, Co. Fcariiiif, ScIn i!t .Stcmine Stern iV Co. Vullaril kV Liiiirtilaiti Abniiiain <,V llro. Farrcll, T. II. FLINT iVCKANK Markn, SJiIhiuiiii &. Co. liatt.J. iV ISi-o. OiltVey. J.T. Diirbey, William MoKiiiiicv, W. Kloom. Aloocowitz & Co. COIIN& FALK Ai>|ili'i;atc AHhIamI .MilJH AHtoria AHtoria AHtoria AHtoria Anloriu AHtoria AHtoria Ahtoria Auburn Anbiirii Auburn Auburn Aurora .Milln Maker City Kaker City iiakei' Citv Itelbel itetbel ItrowiiHville HrowiiBville HrowuHville ItrowiiHvillu Hrowntown Ituena ViHta liiieiia ViHta Ituena ViKtii Canon City Canon City ('aiion City Canon City KIk Creek, Canon City Canon City CanyonviU'e Canyonville Cauyonville Cany i>nvi lie Cbainpoe^' Clovertlale Conilit. Condit Corvallin CorviilliH Crawford iV Oilbert, Ku^'e Civcij Smalley Si. I'oih) F.auli' ('ic|.|( Sonenberjuf & Co. KiiL'le ('ii.|.|i Uotlienbeim, Simon Klfi'Mhliiii),'|| Seinlder, (}. M. Kllriihliin.,:, Witberell, A. W. I.;,,!,, HKISTOU&CO. KuKeiK (iu OOLDSMITII & FKIKXDLY (we adv. dent, muv 7} Kiivri'iic liu- JOI I NS( >N &. STUATTON (nee iid v. depi . pajte lOU) Kuueiu' Ciiv •ToneH & Severn FiiL'eiii- Cjiv MrCLI'ia.;, ANOHKW S. (HOC adv. dept IiaKo III I) KuKi'iic Ciiv M I'LIIOI.LAND, T. & E. (see adv. depi. pa^e Ili;>) hnpiir tin- Owen, II. C. it J. Kimiiic Ciij- IVter», A. V. KiiKciir Ciiv kOSENHLArr, MEYEU (see adv. depi. lUKe 101) FOX, E. & Hl<( >S. (see adv. dept p. 105) Corvallin Friendly, Cliarlen 11. CorvalliH HAUHlS, II. E. CorvalliH •laeoliH At .\<-WKniHS Corvallin KlilECllHAUM, JOHN O. (hco adv. dept pii^'e lll.'O WATEKS it CLAUK (Bee adv. 10.'.) ltr(uiHon, W'.O. Hrown, W.C. EmmeiiH, J. Howe, II. & R. Leo.N. I^ewiH, J. II. VVaymire, .f. Hloob, Miller & Co. Hluimiuer it KoHenblutt Elf'elt, Jonepli Fitzgerald, E. P. dept. paii'u lli>i|ii{|il(iii llii Inilcpi'iiilciicc Inilepi'llill'llir Jacii^ciiivillf JackioiiLvilli' dipt. •luckMiiivillc .liick-iinvillc JackMihvillc .leHrixiii .IcHcrMHi JcllrlMiJl Kerliyvilli' lai li'vaiiili.' La (Ji-amlc La (Iraiiiic La (iraiidi' La (traiiili' La <:niiii!i' Lii (iraiiik' La (iniiidi' La (iraiiili- La (iiaihle La (iniiuli' Lafayiitf Laf.iyi'ilc Lafayrllf Latiiyclle Icllo Lanni^tcr Lalu■a^ll■r:i LaticiiMlcr;, Lcliaiiiill; Lebanon Cuyoto Creek, LclaiulJ Oiilice Creek, Lclamli Leiaud Creek, I, eland | The VAOnPlO INSUBAKOB CO. Inaures againat Fire and Marine haaards. A. KOHIiBB, 8«a Vranoiaoo, importer and dsaler In Mualo Books. OREGON. MEUCIIANT8 — MILLS. 525 Millioi'i. .T. 1*. fc Co. HciiiKit CowlfH ll,.iiil)it.'e & (^iirw [Siivliiri't Sargent I W'fil, A. |Clmi',.I.R. I Mori'laiiil, .JpRHe [Wrinlit. A. W. j Frvor. •'• M. ! Aliriiliiiiii iV Itliiiiicntlml 'udiD&l'KTKUS iMuliimpy iV lIiilplikisB MiirkH it Zwfliimki lAoki'inmii, S. Lilinrty McMiiiiivillu Mi'Miiiuvilli- MciMiiiiivillu Mc'MiiinvilUt Milwaukiu Needy Ne\v|inrt. North Yiiiiiliill Oaklanil Oakliu I Oaklmiil Oukland Oregon City (>ro),'on City Oregon City Oregon City Oregon City Oregon City Oregon City Oregon City Oregon Cily OyhtervillV I'eoria Peoria I'liiuiiix ilAUI-OW, WILLIAM (Bee adv. dept. imgeli:t.) Caiilu'ld, Koliert CHAKMAN iV. IIKO. (see adv. dept piigf li:t| rtllRllCH, II. .\. JACdUS. U. Ia'vv iV Keciilieimpr HALsTOX &. MYKHS (nee adv. dept p. Ii:») Si'llini.', Ihiuic Winant &. Co. 1 1 Xiiitli it Hro. TiionipHon A: Son MaiiKor, Mori iM .. .......... ALLKX & r.KWIS (see ftdv. dept. p. ISW) Portland l"llmnii llroK. it ("o. Portland lllooiii it Monkowitz Poi'tland [ 'llliinianer & KoHenblatt Portland illruck,J M. Portland it'iihen, TiVoii iV. KaufmHn Poitiand •tOKIlh'rr, II. W. Portland DeWitt, FninciH Portland : l)iirklieinior &. Kantnian Portland i'tAlLINO, II. (nee adv. dept. page 1'.'6) Portland 'Fifisi'liner L. it Co Portlaiul Oiilland, Ooodinan vt Co. Portlaml Hiirkei', James li. Portland Kiilin liroN. Portland Kiiitliland Hroa. Portlaml "Levy it Kecldieimcr Portland ili«vy', .1. it IJro. Portland j LcvV, Samuel Poitiand i.Mcii'r, A. Portland MKTZ(JK1{, DAVID Portland Mitiliel, (teorgo Portland I'rag, K. & Co. Poitiand Itimenlieini, A. Portland Schwartz, I. Portland 'St'ller, Krankenan &. Co. Portland .SlLVKIt it KA IX (cee udv. dept.piige KW) Portland WILSON. .KUIX (gee adv. dept. p. IW) Portland lIlHiicliard, Dean Itanier llrunson, D. O. Itickreal Butler, . I. V. H. Uiokrcal Dennwev & limbrcc Uiekreal White, i. iJ. Rock Point Filzlingli, Uosebnrg FLINT & CL'ANK Koeebnrg KLOICD & CO. (nee adv. dept. page 102) Kogeburg lloiiH'I'ierg it Co. Hosebnrg .MAkKS, S. it CO. (see adv. dept. p. lO'J) Uonebnrg IIAUTKLS. V &. CO. Salem IIKLL, JOHN C. (eee udv. dept. page 118) Salem Itrcvinan Hros. Salem Gray, O. W. Salem llirvh, J. li. it M. Salem licvy, V, & Co. Salem .Mover, SI. Salem .H(il{(}AN, SCOTT & CO. Salen; NICKLIN it CO. (eee udv. dept. p. 115) Salem !)iniili Si, VVadu Salem Fried, M. Suit Creek .Syron, I). Salt Creek Bilyiie, VV. & Son Scio ■Tolinf), J. M. Wheeler it OHtraniler lllNSDALK, {J. T. Davenjmrt it Wolfard Levy & lleririan Wortbingtoii, C. L. Sternberg, Sendem At Co. (;oniMtock, (;. H. & Co. Oiltnoi-, H. V. it Co. WillianiH ItroH. Woodard & Clongli Mitehell, J. Friendly, C. If. & Co. Wn Mellwain, A. H. Work & Cranilall Lavton, J. T. Dean, S. P. Winant it Co. Seio •Scio ScottMbnrg Silverton Silverton Silverton Smitlitield Springville St. llelenH St. llelenH St. llelenH St. LoaiH Klarr'H Point Starr'H Point Sublimity Sublimity Sublimity Sunnnerville Sumniervillc Swift 'h Station Swifl'n Station Umatilla Uinntilla l.'naitilhi Umatilla Umatilla Umatilla Umatilla Umutillu Umatilla Union Union Union Uni(Mi Waeondu Waldo Wahio Wal.lo \N'aldo Waldo Willianii"bnrg Willow Springs Yai|nina Merchants, Produce. [See Flour ; also (IrocerieH and Provisions ; also .Merehundise, (ieneral ; also Produce.] Metal Dealers. [See Hardware; also Iron and Steel: also Stoves and Till Ware.] Metallurgical Works. [See Assayers. 1 Milliners. Lessel, D. Mrs. Dallas City Monell, C. Sirs. Portlaml SUTI1EI{LAND,M. A. M1!S. (see adv. dept. p. i:i!») Portland Van Fridagh it Co. Portland Wilson, .M. T. Mrs. Portland Millinery Ooods. Levy, C. .Mrs. Portland Monell, (;. Mrs. Portland .SITIIKULAND, M.A. MKS. Pi>rtland Van Fiiilagh & Co. Portland Welzinski, Saumel Portland Mills— Flour. [See Introductory Siiminarv for naiiie, locution, etc. of the* Grist Mills in the State.] BEACH & MONTEITH (see adv. dept. page 108) Albany Crawford, William Albany Farulmm, A. F. Asblaml Mills W'agner &, Kluin Ashland Jlills Giery, John Aurora Mills Uueliles, J. S. Uukcr City it! A. BOMAN & Co., San Franoisoo. School Books, Juvenile and Toy Books, Oamee, et9 1 i! NOBTH AMSRIOA IiIFB IN8URAN0B CO., FoliolesKUWKntMctby BUteof New Vurk. 520 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Itiioiiu ViHtu (.'iiiiyoiiville (.'limii|i|i(>0Hu Si'io SIuit'h I'oiiit SiiimiKTvillc Union YiKiuiiia liuiid fli!i)r).'(' iV llciich Slieriill.A. iV Co. Uofci'iV Znrti McKav, •liiiiii'S Oillify,.I.T. Turner, (i. \V. Altix'f, K. S. l>i'm|mcy. •). A. Wuvniiit.', .F. DL'S'N, K. H. & CO. (nee mlv. dcjit. pup ion.) lIunili'U'k'nry k Ki'lloi;g YouiiL' kV I'^i'liiinkH SAViKlJ & CO. Komlrev, K. I). VAL'OUX. O. W. (nee udv. dept. p. DeniiKicy A: 'riiiii'|( I'oiiiilctiHi, \V. (i. Mi'lviniii'v iV 'I'miier lifiidei-, 'riioiiiiiH lliinniili & Wrixiit liitkor k ItcynoIdH Ueedur &, Co. Mills— Paper. Orejfon City l'ii|»'r .Mills Mills— Flaiiing. AltlioiiHt' A: Co. Condi'y \- .Monljfoniery Crowtiiril \: .Slniider (^iiylord I'i .Swick Ciiiwf.nd. Iv ,1. & Co. wai>ki:k,.i<)Iix r FOKSVTIl, I'ATTY & CO. Mills— Saw. [See luti'odiii'iopy Siiuiniurv for iianie, jopaiion, etc. of tlie Saw .Mills in tlie State.] IIKAUO Jt I'AUKEIJ Albany IlOWAIJl), .lAMliS All.anv Kapps. M. Anroni .Mills Cmwfonl i>i .Slirader IJridu'fj'ort Oeorn<' kV INiiili ItiU'iia \ ista Catcliiui:, .lolin Cuiiyonvillv I.ia\vron(i', H K. Canyonvillc Slierrill. .\. k Co. Canvonvilli' HAKHIS, II. 1'. Corvallis iMcCune. li. T. Coivallis Crawford. K. ,J. & Co. Dallas DUNX, K. H. k Co. (see adv. d. p. 103) Eugene City (jilison, William (irant's i'ass Miller k I'case Oremui Cily Estea & SliuiHon Portland Harbau^'li k .Sittzel Portland HLAXCIIAUD, DEAN Kanier (jilbreatli, .1. C. Kanier Howe, S. A. I'anier t'OU-SYTH, I'ATTY & CO. (see adv.dept. page II til \llll; Oregon Cily Albany Albany Uri(l;ri'port Corvallis DalluH I'orlland Saletn WILLAMETIK MILLS (see udv. p. .'*lli| Millwrights. [See .MacliinistH.] Mineral Waters. [See Soda Water ManufaclnrerH | Money Brokers. FElfUYiV KOSTEU l'oiil.ii„| Fuller. I.. (;. \ Co. i'"iiliiiii| (iOLDSMITII & nUOS. rniil;,ii,| KIXAMi, E. (i. (see adv. dept. p. IXl I'.miIh,,! .Si'hnll/., L. T. I'mi:I:,ii,| Sbantdian iV Dufresne I'imiI.iiuI I'AKKISII iV KEELElt (seeadv. dept. p 1 1>; S.>l, i, Musical Instruments. MrCOKMlCK, S. .). I'mil.m.l KAXDALL, E. O. (sec udv. dept. p. V.i.i) I'dillmi.l Sfliull/., L. T. I'oiii.iihl Sbunalian it Dufresno INnliin I Native Wines. Saxer, II. rMi!l:iiii| News and Newspaper Agents. [See also liookselters; also Sluti(aK'r^.{ FKEEEAXI), E. A. .\|li„i,v Mailev, J. M. Cbiiiiii '. Wal.lVon, II. J. Diill,s(i,v KELLEV, E. H. Orejion 1 iiv llarretl. Cbarles, .ir. nuilniiil .MeCOU.MlCK, S.J. I'oiiUJ Newspapers. [See Introdui'torv Snniinary foi name, location, iii. of llie Newspapers in tlie State.] .STATES IMOIITS DE.MOCUAT All ,iiiv M \ K 1 X 10 (i A Z ET r E A,u ma COIJVAEEIS (JAZETTE Corviilli. MorXTAINKEU Dulbslitv OKEtJOX STATE .lorUXAL Euu'Hi'e OUEtiOX UEI'OKTElt Ja.ks,ii,\ill,' OUEOOX SEXTIXEL Jarksdiivilk LAFAYETTE COCKIER Lahivnu Roork k Witteii Popplelon, W. O. Watts, H. M. &J. H Smith &. Curl Oliver, H. W. Mason, (Jeorge Reeder & Co. Salem Salem Seupjioose Sciippoose Scio Siiniinerville Yai|uiim Road Yaquiim Roud Mills, Woolen Rngle Woolen Mills Brownsvillo Ellendttle Woolen »Iunf. Co. Dallas OREGON CITY JIANIJFACTURINO COMPANY (see udv. dept. p. ll'i) Oregon City (»KE(iOX IIEUALD (seeudv.dept. p.vl'.Mi I'oiiliui.l ORE(i(»X I'lOXEER OREOOXIAX (seeadv. dept. page •«•!) I'ACIFU; CIIULSTIAN ADVOCATE A.MERICAX UXIOXIST DEMOCRATIC REVIEW OREGON STATESMAN I'oltlllllii I'orll.iiiil rurlliiiiil Siil.iii ■Sili'iii Silk-l:i Notaries. [Tlie following eonipriso the names of sabsnil'ir- only; .see Introduetory Snmnntry fur iiiiun'. wit"li date of ap|H)iutuienl of eucli in the MaU'.i PARKER, WW. AMdia] ODENEAL, T. IJ. C.avullif CNDERVVOOD, J. B. Eii-jeiio ( ilv (JACLT, 1). M. C. Jaeksonvilif ' HOFFMAN, WILLIAM Juekxi.uvilk DOLPII.C. N. I'oiilaiiJ I FERRY, C. P. roitliiiiJ WILCOX, R. I'oilliiiiJ CHADWICK, S. F. Rosilmri OASTON, J. SiiMii HAMMER, S. R. Silnu TERRY, C. N. Siiloin I The FAOIFXO INBUBANOB Oo. The largeit California Xnsuranoe Oo. t New Vorlc. MABON ft HAMIiIN'S ORGANS. A. KOHUBB. Affent. Ban Franoiaoo. OREGON NOTIONS — PHYSICIANS. r)27 IfotionB. liOSKNllAl'M .S: KOllLHEltO (noo lulv. ili'pl. pliui' llli'i) li(tSi:SKKM>, J. AtCO. SlIloNKKIil), J. & CO. (see ndv. di'pt. piifrt' IHj) Slonr. S. L. WASSICK.MAN & CO. I'oi'tliillil I'ui'ilmid I'lMlllllul I'cil'llllllil I'oriliaul Oil Dealers. [Sc'u Ui'ii^H Hiul Ak' Milwiiukif Oyster Fisheries. llillvcr, H. Newport I'liik I*; lliiddlfstoli NewiMjit Packets. MiCIJAKKN, MKKKIM. S: CO. I'ditliind (lUKiiO.V STi:.\.M XAVKJATION'CO. I'mtlimd I'EOl'LK S TK.VXSl'OKTATiON CO. Suleui Painters— Coach. WADSWOUTII, K. M. &. CO. (wu adv. di'pl. pairc III) Porthiiiii ITKln', AXhUliW (stu lidv. dept. plltfc l(lli| Coi'Vlillin Warner & Tiiylor Suli'iii Painters— House. [' Si^ii and Oriiainontaj.] •WAnsWdliTll. F. M. St. CO. (see adv. tlcpt. I'atfc III) Alliany "Wiiitci'. .1. I{. AlliiinV AilaiuH, .1. O. C'lirvalli's Saviiuf, ( »liK S. DallfH lily Criiwley. CliMilis Eiim-m- Ciiy Wiuii'i'l Williiim Knp'iiu City lnHlcllo .■<: ('i)ltiu JuckHoiivillo 'Wenl, II. McXIiiinville Aniell. .A. T. Oregon City 'Mnmiy, ('. Ore(j;i)ii City Hiilliwi'll. .yaim-f I'ortlnii'd ■Kiisftli iV KofziiT roitlaiiil Kniiaii, J. II. PDrthind "l.voii,.!. II, I'oitlniiil •MILLS ^'iTlIO.MAS IWtlaiid Krarv,,!. II. Sali'iii ■Sliiat, E. 1>. Saliiii 'Waiifii kV Taylor iSiilriii lliigKs, Albert " Siibliiiiily Paints, Oils, and Olass. [Sfo idao lJriij(b and .ModicinuiS', ulno Merchants, Oenorai] I'AIJKISII. \V. W. Albany SinTI.EMIKUitCO. Albany KKIECimAlM, J. O. Corvallis . SiMitlier .t Allen Corvallis I MtCLlIKE, A. S. Eugene LOVE &, IllLGER (see adv. dept. I'at-'e 101) Jacksonville ni{ns,S, L. (see adv. dent, page ITO) I'ortland IIODOE, C.VLEK & CO. (nee udv.dept. iiime l-jrt) Portland SMI I'll &, DAVIS (see adv. dept. p. 1S.'U) Portland WEATIIEUFOUI), W. (see adv. dept. I PMKc i:letoii, Ban Trancisoo, reoeire New Books b7 every Steamer. 1 i I , ! ll, ' I i ■'• 11" ! ilh '. ijl ill f I il h i ' \ r\ 1 ! I-: 1 1 u r " i ;• i nOI'.TH AMXRIOA XJFB INSURANOX OO. The bait oompftny in th« United Btatn 528 I'ACIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTOHY. Millor, Mitclifll, I'. \V. Hti'vi'iiMoii, A. •'. Warner, It. IIhwiIiiii'iii' iV. lioryoii JcftViPH, \\. I). Ili'iiiiilt'y, •!. It. Diiiilorili, I,. Kok'V.A. W. FoUiy, UolitTi IIASCIIKIT, W. II. I'lUtiTcoii, K. VV. llailov, V. A. Itowlliv, Wilxiiii (iiK<'r, NVilliitiii WuriHT, Dr. II0II..I. A. DiiviK, II. A. Siiii|iH(iii, Siiinui'l IlllVfC, •loHCpIl n..v(.', H. Siii'itli, L. A. CatimiiiiH, T. T. Davie, L. I. (IKKKN.MAN, K. H OverlHcli, A. U. Hitki-r. U. M. KiMJifv.J. Y. IIiilsov, D. HiilHuy,,!. II. Siiiioiitun, \y. \\. I>ill<)n, A. K. WuttH.J. \V. Wliito Jk ^Vt•^r. (JdIo, tlaiiu'H Dairari, Tlii'ophiluH Hall, Laii^'li-y Vt'imbk', tlom'pii Hairlav, FoiIh'h KOKH, fl. W. Satlfoii, lli'iii'v Millrr, Niclmras OwHJi'v, W. M. 8iiiitli,'.S. A. Illack, ('liiirk'H Dalipn rity Dalli'ii City DalluH (Mtv DaJIfH City EuHt I'ortlaiiil Ki>la Kiijft'iu! Cily I'. Salem Puyton, Daniel Saluui Slielton, J. C'. Salem Jackson,. Jo'in Salt Ureek Dodd, S. Ai. Scio KinK., H. H. Scio Murtiu, J. L. Scio Caldwell, M. Soda Spring Bouquetic, A. St. Ix>uib "■ ■ " ■ Swift'g Station Umatilla Umatilla Union Wacouda Waconda Wacoudtt Teal, Joliii Belt, J. C. Partldow, H. S. Winn, A. L. Magera, W. B. Mastergon, J. H. Williams, J. J. Fhysloani, Female. Ilulliaway, Mm. Milwnukic llrown, .liiiia Mi-g. Nortli ^lllllll||| Tliayur, D. A. Mrg. 1'.S. (gee adv. dept. p. I'JT) I'milmiil .lollllKllll, 'rlllllllllH I'olllllll.l .M VKUS, C. II. (gee adv. dept. p. llHii I'uiiliini XolliiKe, C. W. I'oilliui.l Plunbers' Stock. MILWAIN& JOV.NT(gee adv. dept. p. I-'T) PollI;,M,| KultlNSON iV LAKK (gouodv. dept. p. i:fil) Portiiin,! Potteries. Stnilli, Freeman IJiieiia Vi.ia Way, S. II. \ .Son |:„|;, Kauigey, II. kV. .NonM IWiu Powder. [S<'e danpowder.) Printers, Book and Job. [Sei! algo Newgpaperg.l AmtOTT, HUOWN & TKAVKUSK All,,iiiv Parker, W. W. AMcri;, CAUTKH, J. II. Corvnili. COV NIK & IIALLOUAN l»all,, KIN'CAID. II. It. KiiKeiat iiv KKI'DKTKK .hakHoavili;. SKNTINKL Jaekhonvillr LPTON. .1. II. l,afavHh CAKTKK, W. D. (gee ndv. dept. p. 1311) poriliinl dUKdON HKUALD PlUNTlXti CD. Poithuil WALLIX(». A. (i. Sl C(>. (gee adv. dept. p. 1:1 11 PorlhiiKl WAi;niKI{& LAXDKKBKIUSKU PoriUl MiPIIKKSdX, W. A. & CO. Siilirn XOLTXKU, A. Sul.m DKKlidX I'UIXTIXOAND Pl'ltLISH IXd CO. SaliMii Si'hwatka, A. C. Salem Produce. [See also Provigions ; algo Mercliantg, Oeiieral.] Cox, K. Indepeiiili iKi' O'Connor, .John Poiilami Woruiger, M. Poilhiiiil Provisions. [See algo flroterice and Proviniong ; algo Merclianls, General.] EVEUDINO & BEEBE (see adv. dept. I). 123) Portlund KNAPP, BUKKELL & CO. (gee adv. ;eno Cluugliton, S. II. Lebanon Salt Dealers. McCBAKKX, MKKKILL & CO. Portland I'iTTOCK, KOllKltT Portliiud SasU, Door and Blind Makers. [See UuDi'M and Sushes.] Saw Mais. [See Mills, Saw.] Schools. [See Academics, also Colleges.] Searchers Records. CURBEY &, IIAMMKlt (see adv. dept. p 117) Portlund Seedsmen. [See Agricultuni! Implements.] Sewing Machines. NEUBEB, JOHN (see adv. dept. p. lUl) Jacksonville Clmrch, William Portland Currier, William Portland PARRISH, J. L. & CO. Portland RANDALL, E. G. Portland PARUISII & KULER Suteni Shoe Findings. (See Leatlier.) Silversmiths. [See Ji'welorM. 1 Soap Manufacturers. IligKins &. Co. Portlund Soda Water Manufacturers. llurtman ic Yager HALLAUD, W. O dept. p. IXi) Sl CO. (ico Dalles City adv. Portlund Stables, CANON, W. U. («e udv. MARSHALL «c CO. see SIMMONS & KIGEU Wells, W. A. Lewis, Jiilin it JanicK Chase, ThoinuH DeSpain, llenjatniu Pratt ik SnodgruHS PIvmale, Sebastian TAYLOR, A. Cottle, T. C. DeSpain, .1. Kelly & Stevens Lewis, HeiM'y .M('Wil!iaais'& Stevens Itartlow.W. IJ. Cram, Stowall Stanton, H. V. Akers, William lieiinett & White Cook, O. H. Ladd.J. P. Stephens, J. Durbin, S. &. I. Oliver, Slurkcy, A. A. Irvinel J. li. King, J. H. Thomas &. Stanford Kcagles, A. L. Livery. dept. page 111) Albany udv. dept. p. 13!)) Albany CorvalliH Corvallis Dallas Engone (!ity Eugene City Ilarrisbnrg Jacksonville Jacksonville La Grande La Grande I^t Grande La Grande La Grande Oregon City Oregon City Pioneer City Portlun'd Portland Port'-ind Pot. land Roscbiirg Sulom Salem Salem Scio Umatilla Umatilla Yuquiiui City Stair Builders. Wilcox, W. V. Portland Stage Lines. Lyttle & liobnctt Corvallis to Yaqninn Jucksonville&. Waldo E.xprcss Jacksonville Field, D. JI. Portland to Liifavette OREGON STAGE CO. Portland to Sacramento Salem and Cottage Grove Stage Line Salem Salem and Dallas Express Salem llailey, John & Co. Umatilla to Uoise Stationery. See also Booksellers ; also Merchants, General ; also Newt Agents.) FUELLAND, E. A. Albany Roman, F. Canon City FLIEDNER, W. (see adv. dept. page 107) Corvallis Hailey.J. M. Chnmiweg WALDRON, II. J. Dulles City Walton, J. J. & Son Eugene City SAVAGE & SUTTON (see adv. dept page ItW) Fleming, John Smith, W. P. 1! A UUET1\ CHARLES 8n. .M. CORMICK. S. J. PARRISH, J. L. & CO. (see adv. dcpt. page IXi) RANDALL, E. G. (see adv. dept. p. 133) R08ENBAUM & KOHLBERG (see adv dept. page 135) Jacksonville Oregon City Peoria Portlund Portlund Portland Portland I PoHland A. BOUAir & 00. The OBly exoloiive BoOk Store on (he Faoiflo Ooaat. 34 i I v .:-; H f Ij . ; I |m I J 1 'wk' <" I 'iHii 1 I^H'j' i,]| Kii^i «i NOBTH AMEiUOA IiIFB IN SUBANOl! CO. No restriction on oooupation or traveL MAi; 530 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. UOSENKELD, J. & CO. Portlund SCHONKKLI), J. &. CO. (see adv. dept. \muii I'M)) Portland WASSKUMAN & CO. Portlund PAUKISH & KEELER (si.- adv. dept. piigo 118) Salem Steamships and Steamboats. [See also Packets.] ANCHOR LINE (see adv. dent, page 122) Portland CAL. STEAJI NAV. CO. Portland CAL., OREGON, AND MEXICAN S. S. CO. Portland Oregon Steam Navigation Co. Portland PEOl'LlO'S TRANSPORTATION CO. (sec adv. dept. page IM) Portland Storage. [See alBo MercliantH, Forwarding.] REACH &. JIONTEITH Albany UZAFOVAOE & WRIGHT f«ec adv. dept. page 118) Salem MATHENY, J. N. (ace adv. dept. p. 119) Salem Stoves and Tinware. [* Iiii])ortcrfi. See also Mercliunts, General.] OOni.EY, C. C. Albany iMACK, M. W. (see adv. dept. page 108) Albany Sclioiine, V. Anburn Slieniian, T. U. Canyonville McKAULANU, W. II. (see adv. dept p. 107) Rnnnell & Miller Hittinger, A. OSIU'RN & MAXWELL (see adv. dei.l. imge l(i;t) Kngeiie City WHEKLER & WAID M(KAKLANl), W. 11. LOVE & lilLCJER (see adv. dept page 1(11) Sceiev, Cliarica Webb, < J. W. •Pope, C. W. & Co. Dniihain, A. Stair, 15. K. 'mNXELL RROS. (see adv. dept. p. 127) *Krii'cliiiiin & Co. CLIKK, ,1. h\ *.MILWA1N & JOVNT (see adv. dept. ROlt'ixsON & LAKE (see adv. dept. pagi? \M) Poilland Slieriilaii, T. P. Rosebiirg Starr, L. V. (agent) Salem Strang & Anderson Salem Leezer, J. ^t. I'matilla Surgical and Dental Instruments. [See also Drngs and Medicines.] GROSS, L. (see adv. dept. page IHO) Portland Corvallis DallenCify I)alle«City Engene City liarrisbnrg Jav ksonville Lu Grande La (irandu Oregon City Peoriii Pioneer C'ty Portland Portland Piirlland Portland Morcer, George Cliapliii, Daniel ThoMipKon, P. 1). linrrjge, C. W. Sliowdeu, S. D. Surveyors. tN>rvalliH lia Grande Oregon City Portland Waeoiida Tailors, Merchant. [Sec also Clotliing.) Urban, William Aurora Jlills Kline, Lonia Corvullis Moike, P. Dalles City Norwald, H. E. Dallep, City Viirmer, II. W. Eugene City Gormsky, JosepU Jaeksonville Pfeiller, Adam Jaekstmville Lloyd, D. Oakland Hloom, Imme Chnreli, William (,'olni, Cliarlcs Currier, William Fox, Morris Gleason, Mieliael fidldslone, (}. Hellering, J. Marks, Jacob Manbei.n, C. Middendorf, W. O'Neil, .1. Tobias. Thomas rtter, W. H. Wcndt, A. Jones, D. W. Ku!/„ K TAYLOR, JOHN Tanners. Walfert.Jobn llOU(JIITON & PLANNETT (see dent, page 1(I7) Stiles iV .MeDoMida Kav, R. A. LAKIN & WITTEU (we adv. dept. PAKSON.S, HENRY (see adv. dept lii:i) .Armstrong, T. liargev, (i. C. Deitz, (!. WATKINDS, W. II. & CO. Haines &, 0/.<>uf Teachers, Music. (!rob, H. O. Siklat, J. E. Portland Portlaiul Portland Portland I'orllaud Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portland Portliiul I'oilland Sali'ui SalcMi Saluni Aurora Mills adv. Corvallis Dall.Ls Eolu p. IDIIEugiMie page ljii.'1'ne City .Milwaiikii' Ncrdv Porllan;i S.iiciii Sl■otl^llU^l.' Portlund Portliual Tinsmiths, [Sec Stoves and Tinware.] Tobacco. [See Cigars and Tobacco.] Toy Dealers. [See Varieties.] Trunk Dealers, [See Clotliing.] Turners, Wood and Ivory. METZLER, J. M. (see adv. dept. p. HI) Albanv •Miller, .Jacob WALKER, J. P. WIIA'O.V, W. F. (see adv. dept. p. IDS lUVlNt} & MEYER ^ Q , Wall FLII Lewi • 2 NEU E k, .Marti g Diiihii ^ S VViela i t 1 3 a Dimic ii ^ .3 fl S S i ■8 a & MEAF t z Cainpb "i PARR a u 9 > a »< 5 Ganfer 3 d Kclfils, S Riddcr, H Dchni, * Doiiiilai. A a MO.SE> 5 ll NKI'IU Jones, '1 l>i MiLditu.l Colieli, , s 8 GOLD.S ll > u k a a * 00 I\ 1 1 Ti Uni -1 a nil 1 II II i UUI Aurora MIIIk Portlauil I I'oi-llaiiil Sali'in , Turpentine Manufacturers. NOUTHKl'P, COREY & CO. Poilland Undertakers. MEALEY, C. & CO. (see adv. dept. p. ID'.') Albany ; Hrown, Henrv Mr.MiiinvilK' . HUELSFOAUI) & EWRY (see adv. deiil. page 1:J8) Portlaml i Upholsterers. || [See also Furniture.] ; Elcngreon, J. Porthnul Lowciistein, E. &. Co. I'ortlaiiil' IILRGREN & SHINDLER (see adv. , dept. page i;)8) I'orllaml ! Upholstery Goods. j [See also Dry Goods.] WALTER BROS, [see adv. dept. p. I2i>) Portland' HLRGREN & SHINDLER Iseo adv. dept. page IMS) Portlniid Laiie m Jo r ' lo JUV ALL OI FAmflO INSVmXifCB OO. Office 422 California Street, San Franciioo. traveL I'drtlitiid I'ortliinil I'ortlniul Porthuul I'orlluntl Pdrtliuul TiirtlaiiJ I'lirtliind I'oillaiKl i g I'lirtliind ' $ I'dtliuul ! » IViitliuid Portland IVirlluiul I'oillaiid Salfin SaliMu Siilfin MAHCHA1.L & MITTAUER'S Pianos, Cheapest made. A. KOHLEH, Ajtent. San Franoiseo. AuroniMills; a (Iv. ; *. Ccrvaltis ' '2 l)all.is,r Ivdag .. li)l)Eiigfiie^ g Knu'i'iieCily p Milwaiilii'i' J Ni-rdy J I'drllaiul i S.ilciirri Scotthluiru' » Portland ' * Portland j § t ' 1 ).l [vory. Ill) All>any i Aurora Mii''' Portlaiiil , I'.iS) Portland Saloiii burers. Portland ^1 t.i). lit'.') All>any A MiMiiiMvi'.l.' A f. tli'|it. al Portland Jl Porlliiiul .1 Portland tlicl FLIEDXICR, W. Corvallia LewJH, Stevens En^'ene City NEUHKU, JOHN (see adv. dopt. liaf;o 101; Jadiwiiiville Martin, II. Portland DiiiMiiore, Roliert ITnnitilla Wiuliiiid, John IJintitilla Miller, John R. Stewiu't & Oourley Crane, S. W. llagg, J. II. Portland Portland Kotolinrf; Salem Veterinary Surgeon. Dinilok, M. II. Wagon Stoct. [See Cnrriafjea and Wai^on Slock.] Washing Machines. Salem MEALKY, C..V CO. .Mlinnv Cainiili(dl &. (lardiner Enfrene Citv PAKKISH & A IKIXSON Portland Watchmakers. [See al«o JewelerB.] Oanter, John Alhanv Itcltila, Louis Corvallls Kidder, .loHcph Corvallis Dclini, Klorien Dall.'s Citv VionithiN, ^^'. R. I,);l lies Citv MOSES, CHARLES H. Eugene XEi;i!Kl{, JOIIX(8ecadv.dept. p.lOl) Jiudisoiiville Jone«, '1'. P. McMinnville ;ii«hlield, W. V Colicti, ■lacol) Oregon Ciiv I'ortl.ind GOLDSMITH & RRO. Portland Water Works, City. [See Introductory Snniinary for list of Mining Pitch es in the State.] Peiitlijrd, Robert Portland Water Company Dalles City Portlainl Wheelwrights. [See RIacksmiths and Wa<,'on ^Makers.] Wines, Native. I See Native Wines.] Wines and Liquors. [See Liiinors.] Wood and Willow Ware. [See Hardware; also Merchants, General.) Wool Dealers. [See Hides and Wool ; also Merchnnts, General.] Woolen Goods. [See also Clothing; also Mills, Woolen; also Mer- chants, General.] M( CLURE, A. S. (see adv. dept, Eugene City page nil) KLFELT, A. R. & CO. (see sidv. dept page i;ti, ! White, L. &. Ilro. Poitlaiid Portland A. ROIKEAN A CO. , X UMXXMliUXM IXUVl Xllt|IUX lUX NJ 417 AND 419 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAl Have constantly on hand the Lariest and Best SelecleJ Sloct of Booh on Ike Pacific Coast ! Comprising iiMiaii a iiiiiiiaiinii mma, MEDICAL, MINIKQ AND SOIENTITIO WOSXS, TIIKOr.it>OICA.i:j A.]V1> TtEILiTGIOXJS HOOKS, JUVENILE & TOY BOOKS, SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS, ALL OP WHICH WB SELL AT THE LOWEST PBI0E3, WHOLESALE & HETAIL. Ijy" All the New Publlcatlon§ of tlic day received by Stcnmcr as soon ns Issued from the Press. JEfl BOOKS IMPORTED TO ORDER. OnOERS RKSPECTFITI.L.Y SOLICITED AND PROMPTI.T FII.I■! !■' I : i; nil V '■ :i bV I Nil M I. ■'-: «! 1 ! i -u \ ; I I 'I I'i 532 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. UFE INSURANCE CO. OF Offers the most advantageous Plans and Rates of Life Insurance of any Company represented on the Pacific Coast. This Company issues: TEN PAYMEMTS ENDOWMENT POUCtES, TEN PAYMENTS UFE POLICIES, FIVE PAYMENTS UFE POUCIES, ONE PAYMENT UFE POUCIES, ANNUAL PAYMENT UFE POUGIES, CHILDREN'S ENDOWMENT POUCIES, ANNUITIES CHANTED, JOINT LIFE P0UCIE8. Dividend^ Fifty Per Cent. ! DIVIDENDS PAID ^NNUALLY IN CASH ! I 8KND FOR PAMPHLETS TO S. T. K:II^€^, Oeneral .^^ent, 240 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Parties desiring eJulk-ABenoleB I'or any plaoo on tlie Paolflo Constt 'Will address tlio General AKent> )UC»E8.i t.! , KOHIiEB'S Musio and Piano Warerooms, 424 Banaom Street, San Franoisoo. ISr E V A. D A. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Academies. Sierra Sstniniiry Luwlor Institute (/'arson City Carson City RtiRsell, J. H. Wiitjnor, C. J I. Anstin Austin Acids, Manufacturors of Fraser & Co. Cureou City Agents, Claim. [See Claim Aifents.] Agents, Express. [See Kxpi'esg Agents.] Agentr, Forwarding and Freight. (See McrclmntB, Forwarding.] Agents, Insurance. [See Insunince Agt"""*! Agents, Mining. [See Mining AkimiIs.] Agents, News. [See News Agents.] Agents, Beal Estate- [See Heal Estate Agents.) Agricultural Implements. [See also Morclmuts, Oeueral. DUNCAN,.!. M.&CO. HOLHUOOK, MKUKILL & CO. (cee adv. dent, page :l'.)| Anstin SMITH, FRANCIS (see adv. . WILLIS Ac WEED (see adv. dept. page 10;i) Gold Hill Gold Hill lono Silver City Star City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Wasboe City Arms and Ammunition. (See Ounsniillis ; also .Menhants, General.! Assayers. Austin POOR, J. W. (see adv. dept. page 17;)) Molilt «: Sl.'teteldt Cl'RlUE, J.S. LniidlxiMi, I). Murphy, .lolin Veati'h, A. A. EDWARDS &, WIEGAND (see adv. dept page 15',') HARKIS. II. (see adv. dept. p. 15.1) VAN WVClv & SANCHEZ (see udv. Aurora Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Gold Hill Gold Hill f> N NOBTH AUEBIOA LIFB INSUBANCB CO . For valuable informatioa turn to page 101. 534 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTOHY. Smith. J. 8. Auroi'a Wood, W. 8. Virginia City Applebce, W. 0. Austin Clark, U. M. Washoe City Ahliloy, D. U. Ik'niif, C. A. AuHtiu Fitch, Thomas Washoe (Mty AuHtin Flack, J. II. Washoe City IJeuttv.W. ir. Austin 11AURI8. C. N. (see adv. dept. p. 1G4) Washoe CitV Wallace, W. C. Washoe City ijueAuley, E. C. Austin Cliiiri'liiimn, Juiiics Austin WebBter, William Waslioe City Cooper, D. Crovliind, Jolm AuMliu Austin Auctioneers. g DOtJGLASS, GEORGE A. Foster, J. J. Austin Austin Davis & Toll Austin HKKGAN, W. II. Gold Hill >s Oiiilier, Jolm A.u»tin CURRIE, J. C. & CO. Virginia City 1 llay.len, C. 8. Ileiefortl, A. 1». Austin Austin Bakers. w IlillliouBe, A. M. Austin (See also Reataumnta.) 1 IlitieH, It. 8. Austin Love, n. Aurora Hupp, U. 8. Austin Dallam, A. P. Austin ^ .Toiit'H, 11. M. Austin Cavaiuigh, P. Cureon Citv •M Ijtirrowe, M. D. Austin Dallam, A. P. Davtoii ! £ MAYENUAUM, H. Austin IJecker, J. Gold Hill | iMiulnett, E. 8. I'atilien, C. Austin Austin Bankers. e Kmi.J. H. AuAilin GAUESCllE, F. (see adv. dept. page 17i>) Aurora 1 PAXTON.THORNIUIRGH & CO. Austin ; Siiwver, L. C. Austin B Siiiei E. 1'. Austin WELLS, FAl{(iO & CO. Carson Citv 1 n SlauHon, J. 8. Austin MAYNAKD, 11. (J. (see adv. dopt. p. ISii) Gol.l Hill , J 'I'liouuiK, William Austin WELLS, FARGO &. CO. (lolil Hill i Tlioriitoii, 11. I. Austin HASTIN({S. H. F. & CO. Virginia Citv ! .1 a Weltv, D. \V. Austin PAXTOX & THORN ni'RGlI •/irginia CitV ; Williinl, G. n. Austin WELLS, FARGO & CO. Virginia City WilliaiiiH, U. 11. Wrou, T lioniuB Au.slin Austin Banks. | g Etlwai'tlH, T. I). Carson Clily First National Hank of Nevada Austin llayttt^ii & Di'iiHUii .Carson City HANK OF CALIFORNIA (agency) Gold Hill Noiu'se, GeoiL'u A. Carson Cily HANK OF CALIFORNIA (agency, see , 8 n Walter, I). 1'. Clun Alpin adv. dept. page 11 1) Virginia City j GatcH, W. M. KENNEDY, F.H.& J. M. Dayton Dayton Baths. Allen, U.N. (ienoa (See also Ilairdrosgcrs.) _§ Dovle, 11. (lenoa Schowalter,J. Austin P Havvlev, A. T. Genoa Hach, Ixmis Virginia City 1 ■ insuOl', W. W. (see adv. dopt. p. 151) Gold Hill Mayer, M. Virginia Cily i Itobiniioii, H. II. Uowniaii, Jolm Gold Hill lone Beds and Bedding. & Hmcliaiu, J. G. lone (See Furniture.) •g lliihliard.C. G. lone S Memll,G.W. lone Billiard Saloons. Sharp, J. lone (See Liquors, Retail ; also Hotels.) Sine, E. P. Southworlh, E. C. lone lone Blacksmiths and Wagon makers. Heiry, G.G. Slur City Lvnch, Perry American City 6 Leonard, O. U. Star Cily Uiink,l. Auroiu o ISonnilield, M. S. Unionville Hiiller &, Waltz Auroiii 4) lliiekner, L. A. Unionville Hluin, Wm. Austin o llarriH, 1'. H. Unionville Grilleii iSL Pollevs Austin ali)Uk;ii&de long VirKiniii City Howe &, Le Count Au.-tlii And, F. L. Virginia City .Matheson, J. Austin i HottM & Wallace Virginia City .Mc(;lenuon, M. C. Austin 1 n Vii\u> &. llnlihard Virjfinia City MorriHon, E. G. An^lin| C'drBon & White Vir^iuia City ( (TENWELDER, M. Austin S CritteiRleii, J. L. Virginia City Vigaiit,J. Austin <4 I)E LONG, C. E. Virginia City WATSt>N &. MILLER Austin ■ Elliott, A. IJ. Virginia City lllethon, J. L. Carson City ' (ionlon, G. W. Virginia City CRYSTAL, G. W. (see adv. dept. p. Iti-J) Ilet/.el, Selden Virginia City ('arson City Hill &, l'endeKH»t Virginia City Cutis, F. H. Cat son City Hillyer&Wliitnum Virginia Cily Gaildis, I. R. Carson City Hoover, W. L. Virginia City Lovejoy, J. A. Curson Cily KealinK, U. P. Virginia Cily McCiibhin &• Robinson Curson City Lindley & MeQuado Virginia City NOLAND Sc VAN DYKE (see adv. dept. j .MeHiek,W. 8. Virginia City p. Iti^') Carson City Mit.hell & llandley Virginia City Carpenter, C. Dayton ML'KPHY.W. G. Virginia City Lamb, L. Daylim Niifjreiit, Jolm Quirk & Ilurdv Seelv & Cuinpoell SUSPEKLAND, THOMAS Virginia Cily Pliitt & Roach Empire City Virginia City Stein & Plummor Empire City Virginia City Mclican, J. Gcmui Virginia City Wilder, J. Gci|";(' TiUord, F. Virginia Cily Conley, R. 8. (Sold llill , WILLIAMS & mXLEB Virginia City Gallagher, Thomas Gold Hill [ The Direotory of the FAOIFIO ia composed of the beat busineu men of 0>liforuia. A. KOHIiEB, San Francisoo, Agent for Uhiokering ft Son's Pianos. NEVADA BLACKSMITHS — BUTCIIEllS 535 Hull & Vox Hill. Joliii LiiniburHi, W. F. Danieiri, V. .1. Slatflit &. I'lirdy Siimrt & Hiigurs Oslioni, C Ptitiiiiiii, C. Hiidley, T. J. Cliii'ke, (icdigo CleiiioiiB, A. Collins, «. M. Hciniiiwiiy, Henry Liicuzc, H. Jloloiiy, M. Otto, A. Uecne &• Hrowiiiiifi; Siiiilli. J. V. TIKUEMAXX & UEICKE Wcllrt, L. HurroiiKlis & Co. Ciiiy, U- KinV & Gilloi'd .McCmtin, J. Porter, J. Wulk &, Adams Gold Hill Ould Hill Hiitlakurs Humboldt City lolK! Oplilr Silver I'ity Star City UiiiDiiviU'e Virginia City Virjjiiiia (,'ily Virginia City Virginia City Virginia ('ity Virginia City Virginia ('ity Virginia ("ity Virginia City Virgiida City Virginia City Waslioo City Wattliof City Wasliou City Wanlioe (Jity WaHlioo City Waslioe CitV Blacksmiths' Tools. jSoo Hardware.] Boiler Makers. [.See also Fonidriea.] MOOKP: & KIORUEN (see adv. dopt. page 1.'. I) Gold Hill Bookbinders. [See Itooksellers ; also Statioiiers.J Booksellers. [See also Drugs ; also Merelianis, General ; also News Agents; also Stationers; also Varieties.] Miti'liener, .loliu Aurora Dnnlap, J. W. Austin KOX. .JOHN G. (see adv. dept. p. I.W) Carson City DAVIS, JOHN H. (see adv. dept. p. !(:.'>) Genoa Levison, H. Virginia City Boots and Shoes, Makers. Ciiliuni iV Caninivun (!nii-ser & Mess Kniglil, A. V. Meyers, S. Moiton, 10. F. Tnrner, 1), ('. Abell, 1). O'Donalnie, 51. Stockle. C. Austin Austin Austin Austin Cnrsoii City Carson Cilv Gold Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill Boots and Shoes, Betail. [See also Clolbing, Uetail ; also Mereliants, Gen'l.] Uluok, K. M. Virginia City GH.MAN, CHARLES (see adv. dept. p. 150) Martin, M. Virginia City Virginia City Box Makers. (See Mills, I'laning.) Brass Foundries. (Sec Foundries.) Brewers. BETZ, HENUV (see adv. dept. p. 170; Ebert S: Davidscm Wugiier iV Klein Scliwurz, A. Eckert & Lentez Scliweis &, Hro. Austin Austin Curson City Genoa Gold Mill Gold Hill Silver City Unionvillu Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia VAty Virginia City Virginia City Wuslioe City and Money. Austin Gold Hill Virginia City Virginia City Klein, F.& Co. (Jurrieux & Co. liaker & Duttenholler Drown, Cluirles 1 )oinnegar & Smith Eggert & Co. (leiininser, Adam Henne & Iiaj>p Osborn. D. W. UnOCK & UAi'l» Hiem, Jacob UOOS & UAKER Brokers, Exchange Coleman, J. W. O'lJRlEN, THOMAS liotiynKo & Hawxliurst CAlllLL & EVRE Brokers, Insiirance. (See Insurance Agents.) Brokers, Mining. (See Mining Agents.) Brokers, Produce. (See Produce.) Brokers, Beal Estate. (See Real Estate Agents.) Brokers, Stock. Honvnge &, Hawxburst Virginia Citv CAHILL & EYRE Virginia City Lissak, A. H. Virginia City Bullion Dealers. MAVNARD, H. G. (see adv. dept. p. l.V.M Gold Hill BANK OF CALIFORNIA (..geucy) (see '"' ' " " '"' Virginia City American City Aurora Aurora Aurora Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Carson City Carson (^'ity Carson City (."arson City Davton Gold'Hill (^old Hill Gold Hill (iold Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill lone Onliir Silver City Toiyabe (!ity Trinity Virginia CMty Virginia City A'irginia City Virginia (."ity Virginia City Virginia (.-'ity Virgi: ia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia Citj' udv. dept. p. llnrry & Snyder Harlow & Co. HURT, T. H. Sigmund, William Hessenger, 8. G.issen, Charles FecK\v , Thomas Rooker & Shuler Stenbueli, A. WATT & SPENCE Wilson, .S. Fowler, Thomas Myers & Co. Parkinson, R. R. Rdssei', John H.4RKUH, W. H. Dan.liv, 11. O. FOX.'L. T. &, CO. HAVES, J.J. Monieo, L. .SllARFF, E. Swiiney, J. L. Wallace & Co. Schwarlz, S. Gross it Hros. Page, J. 1). Shaw, G.W. Green & Co. Heilbriui, F. Kirnain, R. Langridge, George Loitus, George Marzeit & Co. Masell, J. C. Siellaii & Lurch Strousse, A. Traut, C. 141) Butchers. X i\ III I*" r Ji 1' I, A. BOSIAK & Oo., San Franoisoo. i'hotograph Albums, Fiue Oift Bon< s, eto. Ihe FolioiOB of the NORTH AMERICA IiIFB INSUBANOB GO. bear the seal of New York. I! a ) Carson City NOLAND & VAN DYKE (see adv. dept. i>age Iti',') Caition City Carriage and Wagon Stock. SMITH, FRANCIS (see adv. dept. n. 160) Austin NOLAND & VAN DYKE (see adv. dept. page \(fi) Carson City Burke, M. Virginia City ERLANOER &. WERTHEIMER (sec adv. dept. page \6i) Waslioe City Carriage Painters. [See Painters, Coai'li.j Carriage Trimmers. [See Harness and Saddlery.] Cement. [See Lime, Etc.] Chemists. [See also Apothecaries ; also Assay ers.] GREEN, A. A. (see adv. dept. page 174) Aurora LIVERMOUE, C. E. (see adv. dept. page I'l'.l) Virginia City China and Glass Ware. [See Crockery and GKisMware.] Cider, Manufacturers of. HELFHICH & FURTH Austin Pn)ctor, H. 11. Carson City SIORTON, E. H. Virginia City KELLY, CROZIER & CO. Virginia City Cigars and Tobacco. See also Hotels ; also Liiiuors ; also Mcrclmnls, General ; ulso Vurietieg, Etc. COHN, D. & CO. Aurora FENLKY, D. Austiu K08TER, MENKE & CO. (see adv. dept. page lt)8) Austin Abraliiim, 8. Carson City BERGEN, .1. Carson City FOX, JOHN G. (see adv. dept. p. 158) Carson City Carson City Carson City Dayton Dayton Virginia 'City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia Cit'v Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia Cily Jacobs Si, Piatt Medin, Marco Jacobson, Wolfstein, J. Borrinan, L. (;icaltro, M. Esberg & Fried Friedman, M. Olenson, Gold, L. HARRIS & PHILLIPPSON Jacob, M. Kaminon, A. Klopstock & Co. Lewitt, H. F. & Co. MILATOVICH, V. (see adv. dept. page 117) Virginia City PACKSHER, SIMON (see adv. dept. pajje 171)) Virginia City Samuel, I. Virginia City Sliields, J. W. Virginia City Siicrling &. .Morris Virginia Cil v WALLACE, B. F. (sec adv. dept patfc l.')l) WERTHEIMER & STRASSER Archer &. Enor Cook, Isaac Epiiriain, A. B. Gallup, O. H. Grannis.C. R. Civil Engineers. [See Surveyors] Claim Agents. [See also Attorneys at Law.] VAN llOKKELEN, V. . A. M. (see adv. dept. page ijl) Virginia City Clergymen. Halo, I. P. (Methodist) Blakcly, W. G. (Methodist Episcopal) Fisher, A. N. (.Metliddist Episcopal) Hill, II. (Presbyterian) Kelly, Father (Roman Catludicj Tretren, J. L. Alethodist Episcopal) Nims, Warren (.Methodist) Rierra, '-''•itber (Roman Catholic) White, A. F. (Presbyteiian) Kil|iatrick, J. (Methodist) Hitchcock, A. F. (.Methodist) Lathrop, H. D. (Kniscopalian) Meagher. Father (Roman Catholic) Brooks, O. N. Dnmi, . (Methodist) V Martin, W. M. (Presbyterian) V Monoiige, Father (Roman Catholic) V Rising, F. (Episcopal) V Clothing. [See also Fnrnishiug Goods and Merchants, Geneiid. I LEVY & CO. (see adv. dept. page 17^') Aurora Aaron Bros. Austin ALEXANDER & COIIN Austin Alexander, M. Austin Benjamin & Brown Austiu Block Si. Co. Austin Aurom Austin Austin Austiu Austin Austin Carson City Carson City Carson City Genoa Gold Hill (iold Hill Gold Hill Star City .■irf,'inia City 'irifinia City 'irginia City "iiginia City Vii'Kinia City Virginia City Washoe City Washoe City Washoe City Washoe Cily Washoe Citv The FAOU'IO INBUBANCB CO. pays aU lOHes in Gtold Coin. ' New York. ). Merclmnte, c. Aiirom AuDtiu dept. Austin Carson City CiiFBon City ) Carson City Carson City Carson City Dayton Dayton Virginia 'City ! - A'irginia City i B Virginia City ; 5 Virginia City i , Virginia City J Virginia City ] J Virginia City 1 09 Virginia City ; >, Virginia City i fl Virginia City Virginia City igo Virginia City It. Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City AVahlioo City \\'aslu)c City AVasliDO City Wasliof City >Vaalioe City iw.] Virginia City Aurora Austin Auftin Austin AuKlin AuKtiu Carsoii City , Carson City \ Carson City Oonoii Gold Hill (iolil Hill Ool.l Hill Stnr City Virginia City Viiifinia City Virginia City j Viriiinia City ! n IniiitB, General.)] , I*!.') Aurora ' t Austin , f Austin Anstin Austin Austin A. KOBJjBB, Ban Tnmoiioo, Agnnt for Ohlokerlns ft Bon's Pianos. NEVADA. CLOTHING — DRY GOODS. 537 ' Cohen, Jacob & Co. Austin ! Iliiiai ^ Finlayson Austin LEWIS, II. (see adv. dopt. page 1C8) Austin ■ Sower, M. Austin Asliim, S. Carson City Koppel & Piatt (Jarson City ■ Lilliendcld, W. Carson City I ; Kosenstock, J. Carson City Walter, V. Dayton i Wuchenlieimcr, L. Genoa Dmini, J. & liro. Gold Hill H.4AS, H. & Co. Gold Hill ' Kiiyser ft liros. La Plata ' Gr(")SH, C. A. Silver City ilYMAN, J. (see adv. dept. page 171) L'nionville Colin, II. Virginia City Diililnian, C. Virginia City Elkns, L. Virginia City Olid, U. & Co. Virginia Vhv HAAS, S. & CO. Virginia City Imiel, J. Virginia City Levison, M. Virginia City Sperling, A. Virginia City Witkowskv, n. Virginia City EULANGklt & WEUTIIEIMER (see adv. dept. page ItiU) Waslioe City LAMHEUT Ik. CO. (see adv. dept. pnge 1C3) Waslioe City U'eiubcrger, M. Waslioo City Coal. j [ See Iron and Steel.] Coffee and Spice Mills. Soudry, J. G. Virginia City Collar Makers. [See Harness and Saddlery.] Colleges. I [Sec Acndeuiies.] Commissioners of Deeds. [See also IntixMluetory Suniinary for residence, date ol'appiunt'nient, etc., of each.] MOLONY ifc SCHKUMIEK Austin IIAUVEY, J. A. (see ailv. dept. page 165) Genoa VAX HOKKELEN, W. A. M. (see adv. dejit. page 111) Virginia City Contractors. [Sec also Carpenters and Uuilders.] Hiannon, P. Anstin IIOLBKOOK, S. T. Austin McQinnis & Cronin Austin Conveyancers. j [See also Notjiries Public] ' ItLAKELY, W. (i. (see adv. dept. p. ll)i») Austin Stevens & Fish Virginia City I Coppersmiths. j [See Plumbers, also Stoves and Tinware.] Cordage- [See Hardware.] Country Stores. [See MercliantB, General.] Crockery and Glassware. [See also Hardware ; also Stoves and Tinware.] lUIL, E. li. (see adv. dept. p. 157) Carson City Cutlery. [See Hardware.] Dentists. Cliild8,J. M. Mastinv, M. SIIAliP, It. D. (BOO adv. dept. p. Heals, A. J. Conwell, W. O. Cornwall, A. Ilaini.'ond, C. IL HolnieH, M. POWEUS, D. N. Durragh, 1511) Austin Carson City Carstm City Gold Hill Gold Hill Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Waslioe Cilv Doors Sashes and Blinds. [Sec Mi. Lutuber Dealers.] HENDRIE & IJOWSTEAD (see adv. dept. i>age Kill) Anstin IIAWLEY, MOXLEY & CO. Virginia City HOOLE, S. V. (see adv. dept. p. 149) Virginia City Dress Makers. [See Milliners.] Drugs and Medicines. [See also Apothecaries ; also Mcrcluints, General.] GKEEN, A. A. (see adv. dept. page 171) Aurora Heene, Jesse Austin (Srcen. T. Anstin liusscll, J. n. Anstin Wagner, C. H. Austin HAiM.MEU, C. S. (seo adv. dept. p. 159) Ciusou City iMUNCTON & WAUNEll (see adv. dept. p. ItiO) Carson Citv WILLIS, O. P. (see adv. dent. p. Kil) Carson City H AUNED. W. T. (see adv. dept. p. IJD) Davton DENNY, J. J (iainble. It. A. Crowell, H. W. HOISOT, C. V. Stevens, W. F. AUMITAGE, JOSEPH COLE, A. M. Colleau, L. KIKK, II. & CO. LIVEUMOKE, C. E. (see ndv. dept. page 119) Morrill, G. P. HAMMER, M.B.& SON WILLIS & WEED (see adv. dept. page 163) Dry Goods. [See also Merchants, General Aaron Hros. ALEXANDER & COHN Alexander, M. Heiijaniin & ISruwn Hlock iV Co. Cohen, Jacob & Co. Haas & Finlayson LEWIS, H. (s"eo adv. dept. page 108) Sower, M. AMIUAUX & nOWIE (see adv. dept page Uil) Oleovich IJros. Slieyer & Morris Colin & Bro. Archambault & Phillips Frankenheiiuer, M. Kavser & Hros. HYMAN, J. (seo adv. dopt. pnge 171 ) Block & Co. Bromberger, M. Liebman, L. ROSENEK, S. & CO Wolf, A. ERLANGER & WERTHEIMER (see adv. dept. jiage ItiH) Washoe City Glucksman & Bro. Washoe City Harris, H. & Bro. Washoe City Gold Hill Gold Hill lone Silver Citv Star City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Washoe City Washoe City Austin Austin Austin Austin Anstin Austin Austin Austin Austin Carson City Carson City Carson City Dayton Gold Hill Gold Hill La Plata L'niouville Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City A'irginia City A. BOMAir ft Ck>., Ban Franoisoo, receive Now Books by every Steamer. B|H|i n J; P 'i '1 i • \ 1 m h m I'M fi I 11 i: li M .A v^n Ths Folloies of the NOBTfi AMEBIOA ZiU'B INS. OO. are indiaputable from date of las 638 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Engine Builders. (Si'ii u1hi> KoumirifB.] McCOXK, .lOlIN (Hoo adv. dept. pago I." Silver City Engravers. [Sci! also I'li'tuiv FrauioB.] Scliultzo, V. Sv. VirginiiV City Express Agents. GARKSCIIK, F. (W. V. & Co.) Amoia CHOCKKTT, (i. M. W. (W. F. & Co) Austin HICK, ir. F. |W. F. At ("o.) Careoii IMlv HOWK it (J.\M,.\ riN (W. F. & Co.) IIAKVKV, .I»»KI- A. |\V. F. &, Co.) (W. F.vtC.).) m FFAKKN, (>. W. (W. F. & Co) PKIJUY. II. it CO. (\V. F. &. Co.) (iKIKK. .lOIIX \V. (\V. F. & Co.) SAl{(ii;XT, W. S. (W. F. & Co.) FKKKMAN, .M. 1'. (W. F. & Co.) LATHAM. .F. II.(\V. F. iV Co.) EKLAN(ii:U & WEKTIIEIMEU (W. Daytoii (ll'IlOU Oold Hill IIutVakerH Oi.liir Silver I'll V Star City Uiiloiivilfi' Virginia City V. Si. Co.) Washoe Citv Fancy Ooods. [Sue also Dry (JooiIh; aluo.SlutioiirrH; also Vurit'tieH.] COIIX. 1). iV CO. (Koc adv. dept. pngo 173) Aurora KOSTKK, MKXKK A CO. An«tiii SOLMS \ KKKXHACll AuMtiu Dale, 1{. A: Co. Virginia t'ity LeviHon, 11. Virginia City Feed. [Soo Hay and Gmiu.] Flour Dealers. [See Jlfrcliantc, fleneral.] Forwarding Agents. [See Mereliants, ForwnnMlig.] Foundries. Aurora Foundry, (!. W. Colleo Aurora I'ioneer Foaiidrv, A. FiiiKor &. Co. Auntin Gold Hill Foiuidry, (ireeley &, Co. Gold Hill rioiieer F.,aii(lrv (iold Hill NEVADA FonXDUV AND MACHINE SHOP, .John McConu (sue adv. dept. page Ki.'J) Silver City Freight Agents. [See Mereliants, Forwarding.] Fruits. ENNOR & CO. (bco adv. dept, page Doaglierlv, .1. \V. WADLElGH,!!. P. WoodrnlV, A. YOACHl.M.A. C. Media, Mareo Elliott, V. FALK, H. & CO. MEDIN, MARCO VAN HORN, ,1. F. WALLACE, n. F. (see a.'ini;i City Vif^iiii:! Cityi Virginia City' Vii),'iiii;i City Yiininia City Viife'iniu City Vir(. l*~) AiiioKi ige U~) Aiircira Auicini Aurora Aiimra Austin Austin AiiMin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin I Austin Austin' Austin Austin Austin Ik'luiiint ; lifllUOIlt ;e Kill) Carson Cily ICD) ('iirni)ii City Caiwiii City CaiHou Citv OK (Hee C^aiBon City Iv. dei>t. Carson City Carson City Carson City Carson City Clan Aliiin Clan Ali'iii Coluniliui Crystal I'eals p. 171) lit. p. 171 e 17-') mge 117) )t. p. 108) age 16!)) A. KOHIiXB, San I'nmoUoo, Importo Foreign and Amwloaa Inatnunenta for Bonds. NEVADA. GROCERIES — HARNESS AND SADDLERY 639 Cliirkc, W. H. Dayton DKIKSIIACII ft SMITH (see udv, Jcpt. pafje I •'»'') Dayton Klircnlii'i'ti, J- Dayton jlver, M. Davton Cfiivliur^'li & Co. Dnn (lien Lull;.!. S. DnnOliMi itiigciiliiitl, 8. Dun OI(Mi (•jiiik, 1). C. Si. Co. Kllswortli {'loud kV Kinerson Ellswortli i'lljie & Co. Einpiie I'lly Hi|)lev, S. Enipiru Cily Lovelock, Cit'orKe ICtii'a Weaver it Mayo Etna KI'STKIN, II." it CO. (sfie adv. di'pt. p. Ki.'i) (iunoa jollX.SON, J. It. (Hfcadv. dept. p. l(Jj) (iciioa AiKieifon, II. (t. jlurns, W. S. iV Co. Kmnk«l, K. 11. LKMKWV, V. & CO. MKK(M;1M{. Ilvali, K. J. Sl'ieparil anil Ooodrieli STEUX &• WKILL Slniiiss & Dri'xlur •SjHuee. \V. iV .1. (^AifK, I), i; lill Hill Hill llilt Hill Gold Oold (iold G(dd (iold Oold Hill Gold Hill Golil Hill MntlakerK Humboldt City lonu lono lone lone lone Kingston Opiiir Oiiliir Silver City Silver C'ity Silver City Silver Cit'v Silver Cily Silver I'itv Star City Star Cily Stone Gates Stone Gates ToiyaheCily ToivuI>e City WILLIAMS, A. WVmd & Goo HOSTWICK, J. 8. Clark, G. H. KULAN(JKU & NVERTHEIMER (sec a(" LAMllE & CO. llKUdil.I)K,.I.M. Kld-ET, T. A. & CO. ()()1.1).STE1N,S. Sylvester. A. jiiliiui, E. &. Co. liKCK, 11.11. I'EliKY. U. iV CO. ADLKU, M.&, Co. IJOXIIAM, J. A. itntniiiij;, D. C. .MiDL'KKIE, H. &.CO. ISTKIXEU*. KONEMAN Tuiiiliiison, U. li. Lew, N.AcM. I'ieree, S. 11. 1'. age It'.l) Austin SMITH, FRANCIS (seo adv. dept. p. Ifiti) Austin RAIL, E. H. (see adv. dei>t. page 157) Carson City HOWE & GALLATIN (see adv. d. p. l.'ili) Dayton lUTTNER, E. & CO. Gold Hill GILLIG, MOIT & CO. (see adv. dept. ^lago 145) \ irginia Citv ERLANGER & WERTHEIMER (see adv. dept. p. 103) Washoe City Harness and Saddlery. [See also Merchants, General.] Fnmklin, J. C. Austin GALVIN, H. W. (see adv. dept. page 107) Austin Evans, E. P. Kit/.meyer & Bro. Franklin, J. C. liiroth, R. McMartin, James Craiger, M. O nut her, J. H. Molliday, J. M. SMITH, J. P. (see adv. dept. p. Rolf, N. F. 151) Ciirsou City Carson City Dayton Genoa Gold Hill Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virgiina City Washoe City A. BOMAIT ft Co., San Franoisoo. Fhotograph Albums. Fine Oift Books, etc In! jl l! r 3 i'f! 1 M i.j'l i IiuuM your Ufa in the ITOBTH AMSBIOA IJ711 INBUBAMOO OO. i I u ^% 640 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Hats and Caps. [Seo iiUu Clothing; aluo MorcbanU, Gencnil.] COLLINS, C. J. Virginiu City Hay and Qrain. [Seo iiUo Produce] Prince, Edward AppleKiirtli.E. & P. liurtltitt, A Hunting, A. J. OlngHcock, J. W. Stricklnnd, O. H. CRAWFORD, J. E. Itaiise, J. P. Jones, 8. E. Keen, J. U. Sciiouliiorn, J. AdaniH, Tlioinns CHL'ucniLrj, w. V. CcHiiier &. Ualdwiu Ilarl. J. Ilazen, II. Steele IJrog. CLOW, n. o. EMI'EY, V. & CO. Sliunnon, P. K, American (.'ity AuHtin Austin Austin Austin Austin Cnrson City Dayton Eniliire Citv Gold Hill Silver City Vir).'iiiia City VirKinia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Wuslioe City Waslioe City Washoe City Hose and Belting. [See Mill and Mining Goods.] Hotels. Hustler, A. H. American City ACUOUA MOUSE, W. A. IJ. Cobb Aui-orii MEUCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL, C. Novacdvich (seo adv. dent, page ITU) Aurora INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, M.)linelli & Marlotti (see adv. dept. page ICt!) Austin Terrill, G. W. Delniont Calit'ornia House, J. Pierce Carson City CAPITOL HOTEL, D. Wilkin (seo ndv. dept. page 1(W) Carson City CORHE'rr HOUSE, Corbett Bros, (see adv. dept. ])agc 1()2) Carson City Mailer's Hotel, .1. Allenbach Carson City Onnsbv House, 15. H. Meder Carson City PENR'Ol) HOUSE, Cyrus Adams Carson City ST. CHARLES HOTliL, George Tufly Cm-h adv. dept. page 157) Carson Citv Fletcher, H. D. Clan Alpih Maestrelii, A. Clan Alpin Whitman. E. E. Clan Alpin Whithehill.H. H. Clan Alpin GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL, J. II. Jaqua Dayton Murkwell, A. J. Dayton Wagner, Jacob Davton Crook, Dun Glen Osborn, Dnn (!len Ambrosia, N. Empire City Enipii'e Hotel, I. F. Freeman Empire (,'itv EXCHANGE HOTEL, G. W. Brubaker Genoa r.enner, H. D. Gold Hill Bryan, E. Gold Hill Bulger, Thomas Gold Hill FITZPATRICK, M. Gold Hill Hanum,MissC. Gold Hill Miller, Charles Gold Hill Vesey'B Hotel, II. M. Vesey Gold Hill Williams & Scott Gold Hill HUFFAKER, G. W. Ilutfakers Sullivan, G. Harris, W. Anderson, W. M. Brown, P. Hunter, J. M. Lake, M. C. Coulter, John BOWES, J. M. Dunbar, Mrs. Geiger Grade, HufTakers Glendale, IluH'akers Trnckee Meadows, Huttakers Tnu'kee Meadows, HntTakers Trnckee River, Huttiikers Truckee River, Huttakers Humboldt City lone lone Lima Wiimiiioih Maiiiiiioiji Opliir Pi'iiviiie Sand Spriiii,, Silver Ciiv Silver City Star (.'ii'v Sleamboiit f<|iriin;ii Toiyiilw i'iiv ToiviihuCitV riiioiivilfe I'nionvillf Virginia Ciiv Virginia Ciiy Virginia titv Meador. J. Dean, J. C. Taylor, C. M. Opliir Ilonse, J. W. Jonea I.4;inmans, F. McClure, J. B. Elliott, Mrs. Sierra Neveda Hotel, Ilanpt & Oeir Ragsdalo, Mrs. W. B. Ehis, J. J. Ryan & Pridlmm A'oss, F. EXCHANGE HOTEL, J. J. Linn Torrey, M. Caldwell. Mrs. H. T. DEXTER, .M. L. &C0. DirUs, Mrs. T. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, J. Swilt Virginia Ciiv Levy, Charles Virginia City Mc( ausland, ,Iohn 'Virginia iil'v MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HOTEL John A. Moch (ecu adv. dept. p. l.'tl) Virginia Citv Oro Hotel, Mrs. A. Whylio Virginia Ciiv Pray, Mi-s. Virginia Ciiv Tahoe House, Mi*. Lane Virginia Ciiy While House, Mrs. 8. J. Dill Virginia Ciiv GARDNER & KLASING Warm .Siuiii!.;, Insurance Agents. HOLHROOK. MERRILL & CO.— I'acillc PAXTON, THORNBUIuai & CO.— Ini lie rial SAWTELLE,M. A.-N. Y. Mutual Life RICE & GARRETT-Pacilic Caiwm ( iiv STEINER &, KONEMANN— Paeilic Silv.r Ciiv HOPKINS, G. W.— Brooklyn Life Virginia Ciiv KINO, H. S.— N. V. Mutual Life Virginia CiiV SHARON, WILLIAM— Paeilic Virginia Ciiy SPROSTON, JOHN-Conn. M. Life and ; N. V. Accidental A'irgiiiia Ciiv VAN BOKKELEN, W. A. M. Virginia City Intelligence Offices. Frank, L. P. Virginia City Iron and Steel. [See also Hardware, also Merchants, (leiieral] Brittiin, .1. W. & Co. Aii.«liir DUNCAN, J. M. &, CO. Aiidiii HOLBROOK, MERRILL & CO. seo ndv. dept. page U'.l) Aiwiii SM ITII, FRANCIS (see adv. dept. p. llitl) AuMi". 1{.\IL, E. B. (seo adv. dept. iiage l.'ii ) Carson Ciiv HOWE & GALLATIN (seo adv. dept. ' | page 15(i) Davtc'ii BITTNER, E. & CO. Golii Hill (JI LLICJ, MO'IT & CO. (see ndv. dept. page 1-10) Virginia Ciiy Prnder, J. & W. A. Virginia Ciiv ERLANGER & WERTHEIMER i, (seo adv. dept. page I(J3) Washoe Ciiy : Jewelers. [See Watchmiikers and Jewelers.] Justices of the Peace. Aiieliii AiiJiiii Aiwin Strother, E. Tyler, J. W. HARMON, F. II. LOGAN, W. K. McKeebv, L. C. Van Patten, C, A. Keever, H. Lovejoy, F. K. Laverty, T. H. Cunningham, W. Howard, M. B. American City Aui'ot'a I Aiiiiliii Aiifliiiij Carson City | Clan Alpiln Colmnliiu { Crystal Peak Daytouil Dun ({it'll! Ellsworth The FAOIVIO INSUBAN'C S CO. Insures asainst Fire and Marine hazards. A. XOHLXB, Bad WnaoUoo, Importer and dealer In Uoilo Booka. Virttiiiiii Ciiy Virginia City WushocCitji' NEVADA. JUSTICES PEACE — LIQUORS. 641 lli'utt!, Omnt ICiiipii'o City Morrin, .Iiiiim'h Empire City Sroiijf,.'- W. Ktiiii I'OX, I'- !>• Ociion Hall,. I. A. Lii I'latii ['Steven*. V. 11. Lii I'liitii I Tavlor, I'. M. La I'laiii Dii'vin, K. M. , Opliir Allen, W. K. I'ahiMiia.u'iit SiiilleB, .I.e. IVaviiii) LuderB, W. A. Silvi-r Cilv llarriH, .1. II. Silvor Tfak Carle, A. 1'. Toiynl>»' I'itv ADKISON, n. <). Viiv'iiiiii City MLRKAY, I'EMHKOKE Xhumn City DnrroiiKliH, K. II. W«i-lioi! City llepperley, (Juo. >Viiinuiauc('u Lamps, etc. [Sl'O Ci'ockory uiul f JliiHBWnrc] Leather and Findings. j [See llHiiifHit anil Saddlery.] I Lime and Cement. lAliels, ft. H. Austin Ittlll'lTON, J. S. Anetin Liquors, Wholesale- [See alno JlercliiintH, General.] I DORN, 0. W. & CO. (gee adv. deiit. p. I/-,') Aurora I KEI'l'LKU &. JIACK (see adv. dept. Auitira Aarora Anxtin Austin AuHlin Anntin Carson (Mly Carsun CitV I iittK*' '^ ') LEW &L CO. (Heo adv. dept. page 17:J) Elian, M. M. .MAU, AI-IUCUT (gee adv. dept. page 14*) VOUIIE liliOS. (Hou udv. dept. page lUH) I' Wheeler, l-'rank [Kriiibie, L. 1*. [Ureenliania Ik, Arnold IXDLKHAI'M & TOUUINEU (see ndv. dept. piijie Kil) Carson City IpUIESKACII &. SMITH (sec adv. dept. J page l.'Hl) Dayton I JOHNSON, J. U. (gee adv. dept. page 105) Cenou iFALL, J. C. &. CO. (see adv. uept, piige 171) IBaniett, 1*. lltlilSACHKUlUiOS. |UE.ML1N(J &. OLOOTZ (gee adv. I dept. page III ) lnREENh,J.C. IKELLY, CKOZIKlt & CO. IKENNEDY ifc MALLON (see udv I dept. page 1 IJ) ImAU, Al.HKKT ( pa|{e 1 17) >eo adv. dept. MILATOVICII, V. (see udv. dept. page 1471 IMilcliell & Adams UtiioMville Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginiii City Virginia City |..,.^.,c>. ..... .».....i.c Virginia Cily SI.OAT, C. O. (tseo udv. dept. p. 147) Virginia City TAYLUK, THOMAS & Ct». Virginia City JEKLANtiKK & WEUTHKIMEU (isee udv. dept. page 1()3) Waslioo City Liquors Betail. [• IJilliurds.] SCHOONMAKKU, FKANK (see adv. dept. page 17;i) Aurora iNYDEU, CHARLES Aurora Viiilacc, Aurora IVillianis, J. A. Aurora Ible, W. Austin BAROVICH, N. Austin Vnedict. N. Austin BIDLEMAN, H. J. Austin Itsdford &. Figher Austin llradlev. K. S. * HCCkMAN & PLAOEMAN Crewenzo it Rock -DAllOVICH.M. Onndolp, A. It. IIAIiK, .lOHN L. (SCO ndv. dept. page U>7) Hawtlioriie, W. H. •lli:iil«INO,.I. R IiiglKiiise Sc Oorlero Ki'ogan, 1*. La/.ard iV Schmidt Maeomlm, W. Norton, W. Peek & Scott WATEKHOLSE, R. M. (see adv. dept. page It)7) Powers, Thomas Terrill,0. W. DOYLE, P. 11. (boo udv. dept. p 104) l-'rver. O. I). '(ilU.SOX, GEO. L. " LEWIS, OEORftE MA(H':E &, DEALY (soo adv. dept. page nil) MOORE Sl PARKER (see udv. dopt page 104) AuKtin Austin Auntin Austin Auhtiii Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Ilehnnut Itclmont Carson City ('ai'son City Canton Cily Carson City Carson Citv MULLER, V. A. .Maifiiire, Sauuiel Itrown, H. (!. FISHER. II. Huwiey, C. D. » llenly, M. J. Keves, P. \V. Mifler,,!. H. Norton, William \VITT.MAN, A. Kellogg & Stuiniiley ICdleiiian, 1). (Murk, F. 11. Mover, Ellet & Co. "LIVINGSTON, A. ARIIUCKLE. A. Atkinson, I. W. Ilassi, G. * Iloyleu & French C:innnel, .1. H. CLAWSOX, H. A. Finch, T. E. Ilatniek, Geo. Hooy, ,f. La (""lower, J. Margalot, P. Mareox, R. * .MeClusky, Mike Molntyrc, A. W. .Melsing, (}. .Miller, John rill, A. WHITE & MITCHELL Y'ork, Charles * Kearss & Turner Hymun, 8. II. Itranham, J. * Pliihhs & Ilammoud White, J. •IJireh.J. R. Deer, L. Frett.M. Heine, L. Jin nekton, Joseph Potting, F. W. Wieganetein, C. Wise, Alex. Hrophv, W. A. *Tori-ey, M. * WISE & CO. (see ndv. dept. page 171) Unionville Harry, P. V. Virginia City Cargoii City Cursou City Corie/. Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Dayton Da'vton Dim Glen Ellsworth Empire City Empire City Genoa Gohl Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill GoM Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill Golil Hill Gohl Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill Gohl Hill Gohl Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill Gohl Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill lone lone La Plata Ophir Ophir Silver City Silver City Silver City Silver City Silver City Silver CitV Silver City Star City Toivuhe City Unionville Ueckman, Eugene * Horrero, F. Virginia City Virginia City I ' *■ t r' , lit V : m !! A. BOMAN ft Co., Ban 7ranoiBoo. School Books, Juvenile and Toy Booka, Gameai ete fi NOBTH AHXRIOA liXVB INSITRAKOB CO.. Pollolea ituumntMd hj Btata of Now York. 542 PACIFIC COAST IJUSINE8S DIRECTOHY nOYLK &, (lOdDMAN Viruiniu City • FLINT, CIIAKLKS H. VirKiniii City Kit/.»f«nilil, 'C. Viruiniu Cilv OIANDONNI, t». ViiKiniii Cii'v •(lillivpio, (1. W. Viruiniu Ciiy *fliVK. VirKinia (.'ity Siittor, J. VirKinia City V'lii'ovicli, S. VirKinia CitV WHITE, (MIAULES ViiKiniii City Wood, A. I{. Vii'Kinia City Wood, T. .M. Vii'Kinia City Cliiniiiniiiiiitli, L, WiiHliiiiKtoii 'KOULKS,,!. I', (see ndv. dept.p. Ifrl) VVaHJioo City OrcKorv, W. WiimIioi' Cilv MEADE, IIENUV WhhIioh City I'eiirHon, \V. II. WiihIiol' CiiV SA.Ml'EL, W. L. WiiMliou City SuiiiiiiLM'H iV Toiiil! Ainun, liAl'ER. W.M & HUO. ,\„r,„ KKI'I'LER St .MACK (see adv. dept. p. U DAiimn, LEVY & ('(►. (see adv. dept. piiKu 171) Anmrii Midineaii.x & Co. .\Mriir;i lli'rnhard k Co. AiiKiia (.'lenieii'M & Co. Aiifiiii Chile Si EvaiiH Aii^'in Ciiok llroH. Aiirtiii DiiiHtiioru (uii ('ii',- Leport, A. CursDii ('jti- MANDLEIiAUM & TOURINER (seen.lv. dei)t. piiKO Kil) Clll'rtonCin MASON, HUFF iV. CO. (see adv. d.pl. pilKe \->X.) Ciii'Hdii CiiT R.ML, E. l». (see adv. dept. page l.'i7.) C ii'mm Ciij- Seiii'H. (!. A. Ciirfiiii ('i-j UPTON .t CO Cin'Hiri ('jiv Law, n. N. Cliiii A'liii Peltier, M. C. Cliiu.V!|iii Diiniav, Charles CoIiimiIhi., .Menke, II. .tCo. Crv.^'Nil IViik Clarke, W. II. ' Diivton DRIESHACH it SMITH (gee ndv. dcpi. piiKf l.'ill) Diivimi IIO\VKiV{iALLATIN(8eeudv.dept.p.l.'iil)|iii;Miii Myer. M. l>iivi(,o| Clavhiii'Kli i.'t Co. Dim lllrnl Lull', J. S. DmiCieuf KnHentlial, .S. Diiiii;j(ii| Weaver & .Mayo Diiiitildil CLARK, D.dj CO. Ellswnrilil Cloud iSt Emerson Klinwiiilij PiiKe iV Co. Empire Cilvl Uiplev, Siiimiel Emiiii'e Ciiyl Lovelock, Geoi'Ke Klial Weaver & Mavo Kiiiiil EPSTEIN, 11. ■& CO. (s»>e adv. dept. p. ir,.",) (IcimI .lOIIN.SON. .1. R. (see adv. dept. piiKe Id.Vi (l.ii. Anderson, II. G. M 11:111 limns, W. S. & Co. (ioM llill[ Frankel. L. li. GoM lli!i| LE.MERY.V. &CO. (i..hl MERCER, R. (iold llilll liyiiii, 1':. .1. UM lliiil Sliepiird iSt Goodrich GuM lU .STERN & WEIL Cnhl ilill .Strauss & Drexlor lliiiriiucn| Sponce, W. & .1. IlnmboMt Ciiil IJELLRUDE..J. M. luf CLARK, DC. & CO. Iml ELLET, T. A. k CO. lowl GOLDSTEIN, S. 1 (I Sylvester, A. tel Julian, E. & Co. Kiiij.'ntoDl Smith, G. W. Lii I'latil CliiylmrKh & Co. IIiiiiieH lADLKK, M.»V CO. iPiinniiiK, D. C. M(I)I'^'FIK, n. vVCO. LsTKINERiV KONEMA 'Toiulinson, R. 1). Uvv, N. & M. Il'ierco 8. II. P. ft Co. il^rcuiiili, .1. II, ' Sc'liiiiiilt iV. Saviiuo ; I.ii«f, L. S. . .>/, (llimER, E. &C0. (ilLLIG, .MOTT ft CO. (e |:EKLAN(!ER & WERTII (see adv. dept. paKe Id: Mill Screen M [IIL'GIIES, K. Milliners and M I Jarkson, E. .Mrs. i.Miiver, Mrs. fWliyluud, Mrs. Mills, P ;';^,^j;i:KV, MOXLEY Jt |I10(.)LE,8. F. (see adv. d. Mills, Q See Introductory Suiiiniun coat, etc. MiUs, (See Introductory Siimniar) cost, etc. Mining I "•-VKELY, W. G. (see a jBovd, J. K. iDaiiii, N.,J. T. FliKNCII, J. S. lllutchinBoii, S. R. Il'aiiic, ,J. H. Il'll'dy, \V. Il'liillirs, John IRiiymond, C, li. R IKiiMcIl, W. F. jSfflddKrd, H. H. liMiite, T. F mLIAMS, R. ™s,.J.A. gV ANS, O. M. ?OUSE, JOSEPH IVERY, D. E. The FAOIFIO INSTTBANOB Oo. The largest Oolifomia Inauranoe Oo. A. BOMAN ft ICABON * HAMLIITS ORGANS. A. XOHIillB. Affent. San Franoiano. NEVADA. M E K C 11 A N T 8 — I> A I X T K H S . 543 l-KRItY, U. A: CO. HilliB, .IllllH'H AI>LKK,M .\, .lOIIN O, (nee adv. depl. p. 1...S) Tmiwhi City l)iile, U. & Co. Viiginiii City Dorr, J. I lloiiton, L. H. Kl'lI.J. Musio Teachers. OoM Hill Virtrinju City ViiKiii'n City Newpapers. Mill and Mining Qoods. llritliin. t1. W. \. Co. Aunt ill llUNCAN. .1. .M. k CO. Aimtiii 110l.ltl{O()K, MKUUILL & CO. (see adv. deiit. page :tl') Aunt in SMITII, KItANCIS (neo Iidv. dcpt. p. Kiti) Aiinlin KAIL, K. H. (nee ailv. dept. pii({< 157) Carson City HOWE & (JAI.LATIN, (see udv. dept. pflue l.'iti) Dayton liirrNKH, i;. & co. ooid inii (llLLIO, .MOTTfcCO. (boo ndv. depf. p. U:>} Virginiii Citv EULAN(ii:it vV WEUTIiKLMEIl (sec adv. dept. |)aKe It'^t) WohIioo City Mill Screen Manufacturer. IIUOIIKS, K. Ooid Hill Milliners and Millinery Goods. [See aino hitrodaetory .Siiinniary.] ESMKUALDA UNION Aniora IJEKSK KIVKH UKAKILLE AiiHiin I CAKSON DAILY Al'l'KAL Ciiihoii Citv : OOLD HILL DAILY Ni;\VS Ooid Hilt ! N Y K (JO I ' NT Y X EWS lone lir.MHOLDT l{i;(!I.STElt I'nionville TKKIOTOIMAL ENTKIU'RISK ViiKinia ('ity i VIK<}INIA DAILY UNION Viixinia Citv j EASTEliN SLOPE Wanlioc City I Jacknon, K. .Mrs. ij.Miiyer, Mi-H. Wlivliiiid, iMiH. Vii'Kiiiiu City Vir^'iniii Ciiy ViiMiiiia City Mills, Planing. IlIAWLKY, MO.XLEY & CO. Virginia City |llUOLK, 8. F. (see adv. dept. p. II!)) Virginiu City Mills, Quartz. [See Introductory Siiinniary for location, capacity cost, etc. of eucli.] Mills, Saw. I (See Introductory Suiiiniary for location, capacity, cost, etc., of each. News Agents. [See also Itooksellers ; also Stationers.] Mitclieiicr, .lolm Aurora Drake, K. V. Austin KO.K, JOHN (t. (hco adv. dept. p. l.")S) Carson Citv DAVIS, .IDIIN H. (see adv. dipt. p. Hi.")) Oeiioa MONT.MINNY, A. (iold Hili linrrall, W. 11. Viruiiiia (,'ity Croall & Uiisiier Viivriiiia City Diirant, J. L. Virjfiiiiii City I'l'vseott, (}. W. Jr. Virniiiia City Holmes, N. ^Vllslloe City Notaries Public. date Iblakkly, w. {}. IUovOUSE, JOSEPH AVEUY, D. E. Mining Agents (see adv. dept. p. IO!l) Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Uuionville Unionvillo Unionville Virginia City [See also Inlroductory Suiiiiiiiiry lor i^.^ideiice, of ii|ipoiiitiMeiit, etc., of eiicli.] Appleliee, \V. V. HLAKE. W. J. ULAKKLY, \V. O. (see adv. dept. p. Iiil' ('OOK, JUSTIN K. MOLONYvt SCHEUMIEK Sidiel, J. Cliandler, H. 11. Walton, O. W. Sinvleg, S. M. HARVEY, J. A. (see adv. dept. p. Ui EVANS, O. M. liuriall, W. II. Kisli, Cliarles H. King, J. L. Morgan, H. JI. VAN MOKKELEX, W. A adv. dept. page 141) Wood, W. 8. HARUIS, C. N. (see adv. dept. p. 1C4) WasliocCity Wellingtons Oculists. M. Aurora Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Clan Alpiu Coiiio Crystal Peak ri) " Genoa Unionville Viririnia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Phelps, E. C. Pilkingtou, J. H. Virgiuia City Oil, Dealers. [See Groceries; also Ah vliants, Genend.] Opticians. [See Watcliuiakers and Jewelers.) MALLARD, G. H. Painters, Coach. Virginia City A.. BOMAIT ft Co., San Franoisoo, reoeive New Booka br every Steamer. '1| '. \ ■■■\\'\^ I r : ■. • ii 1 .1 1 [j L;h i i NOF.TH AMEBIC A IiIFB INST7R ANOB OO. The best oompany in the United States. '^')'i; it: 544 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY Painters, House and Sign. COWING & CO. Cars' • City Poster, A. J. Car-iou City Matleifu, GeorKO Ciirson CitV ADAMS, K. W. Gold Kill Brown, C. L. Gold Hill Decker, P. II. Gold Hill Iwmc.W.H. Gold Hill IJiittn, H. Virginia Citv MILLAN & WILLOCK . Virginia City Paints, Oils, and Glass. [See also Drugs and Medicines.] Lane, C. C. Austin HA5IMKU, ClIAULES S. (see ndv. deiit. i)iiue 150) Carson City MANliLEHAUM & TOBKINEK (see adv. dent, page Ifil) Carson City MUNCKTON & WAKNEli (see adv. dent, page ICO) Carson Citv WILLIS, O. V. (see adv. dept. p. 161) Carson City HAIJNED, W. T. (see adv. dept. p. ISfil Davton PREDEklCKS, JOSEl'H Virginia "City. EULANGEU & WERTHEIMER (see adv. dept. page 103) Washoe City Paper Hangings. [See also Mercliauts, General.] Lane, C. C. Austin Brown, C. L. Gold Hill PUKUEUICKS, J. Virginia City MILLAN & WILLOCK Virginia City Pawnbrokers. 5 HANAK, A. Photographers. KRAUSE, II. (see adv. dept. p. 170) LUDLOW, P. G. Beuls, II. S. Cook &- Noe SUTTERLEY BROS, (see adv. dept. page 1-lit) Virginia City Austin Carson Citv Gold Hill Virginia City Virginia City MaSON, B. S Mehan, Dr. Chase, A. Morton & Cliauibliu Murphy, N. S. Thomas, W. L. Willard, E, X. Wixom, W. W. MUNCKTON, GEORGE Thompson, J. I). TJAUER, A. W. Hazlett. J. C. Jones, W. B. Steele, W. Gaston, W. Hall, J. W. Weber, R. Walley, D. Linhop, S. RIDDLE, J. G. Zahriskie, C. B. White, J. Ellis, J. J. Berthier, A. Bird, N. J. Brouson, II. Brown, D. P. Bryerlv, W. Connofly, P. Desche, Dr. Donner, P. Green, C. C. Hitler, F. Physicians. Aurora Aurora Austin Austin Austin Austin Autttiu Austin Carson City Carson City Carson City Dayton Dayton Davton Gold'Hill Gold Hill Gold Hill Hot Snrings Huniikers lone Silver City Star City Steamboat Spring's Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Keyser, P. W. McAIeans, S. A. Pinkerton, T. H. Pitser, J. S. Stephenson, W. N. C. Underhill, H. T. Voight, C. B. P. WatiH, S. T. Vroomun,M. Weed, G. A. Plumbers. Cochran & Gray Ilaubridge & Punnisou Virginia Citv Virginia Citv Virginia City Virginia Citv Virginia Citv Virginia (,'it'v Virginia Citv Virginia Citv Washoe Citv Washoe Citv Virginiii Citv Virginii.City Printers, Book and Job. [See Newspapers.] Produce. ENNOR k CO. (see adv. dept. p. HALLOCK, J. W. McHARDY, G. W. Bush, H. HATCH & BROTHERS 17 i' Aurora Aiijiiiii Austin Virginia Citv Virginia t'il'v Provisions. [See Groceries and Provisions.] Publishers. [See Newspajiers.] Quicksilver. HOLBROOK, MERRILL & CO. BANK OPCALIPORNIA SHARON & PINN Ausliii Gold Hill Virginia City Heal Estate Agents. BLAKELY, W. G. (see adv. dept. p. 1C9) Austin Bona, A. Aiisliu Bruce, R.R. Austiu Crnlhers, B. Austin Kno.x, S. Austin Murphy, T. J. Austin Stansliury, B. B. Austin Tiltoii, James Austin EVANS, O. M. Bestaurauts. Laws, J. G. Swenson, P. O. Allen St, Biickliam BARON BROS, (see adv. dept. page BERNART,C. Krolile &, Drevfuss Loustnlut, B. & Co. J _RTIN, B. Wilcox & Merchant Ebner & Ochsner JOV, w. p. Holmes, Mrs. L. It. Webb, H. Meyer, Ellet & Co. Rise & Co. Haub, Charles Heiin, J. MUNROE & NIXON Schaefer, John Alvarez, M. Ardant St, Co. Hettinger, George BROWN &. EVANS Devicole, O. E. Pischer St, Schmadeko Gassend, P. Giest, Mrs. R. Gordon St, Sprott Herbald, Adam Horst, II. Larouche, A. fe Co. Uniouville 171) Aurora Auioiii Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Carson City Carson City Daytu'n Dayton, Empire i'ity Gcnoii Gold Hill: Gold Hill! Gold Hill ■ Gold Hill Virginia City Virginia Citv Virgil - Virginia City Virginia City jl Virginia City il Virginia City f PAOinO ZNSUBANCn OO. OMbAaiete, $1413.868.88. ited States. Virginia City Virginiii I'itV Virgiiiiii Cii'v Virginiii City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia Citv Virginia City Waslioe City Wusbou Citv Virginir. City Virginii. City iJob. 1 ." Aurora Ausiiii ' Aiisliu Virginia City : Virginia Citv -isions.] ] AlKlill Gold Hill Viif'inia Citv ants. t. i>. 169) age 171) Austin Austiu Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Uniouville Aurura Aufoiii Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Carson City Carson City Uiiytunii Dayton; Empire City Genoa I GoM Hill; Gold Hill i Gold Hill! Gold Hill; Virginia City I Virginia Citv il Virginia Ciiyii S'irginiaCiiVj Virginia Ciiyi Virginia Ciit Virginia City Virginia City Virginia Ciiy Virginia City Virginia Ciiy Virginia Ciiy CEIOKSBINQ'S FiancB have the beat touch and tone. A. EOHLEB, Acent. San Franoisoo NEVADA, RESTAURANTS — SURVEYORS, 545 LEGATE, C. Mann, G Ros8, VV. A. Young. Jacol) Harstow. Mrs. EP.ST1NE, LOUIS Spaulding.W. II. jbNES, G. F. Salt Dealers. Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City WiiHlioe City Waslioe City AuMiii Virginiii City Sash Makers. [See Doors, Sashes and Dlinds.] Sawing and Planing. [Sue MiUa, Planing.] Scho'^ls. [See Academies.] Seeds. [See also Apothecaries; also Merchants, General.] HAMMEU, C. S. (see adv. dept. p. hW) Carson Citv MUXCKTOX & WAUXEU («ee adv. dept. page ItiO] Carson City WILLIS, O. P. (see adv. dept. page 1611 Carson City WILLIS & WEED (see adv. dept. p. 163) Waslioe City Sewing Machines. MAISII, C. II. Carson City Soap Manufacturers. Dutfy, Jnnics Carson City Soda Water Manufacturers. HELFIfUII & FUliTII Anslin PKOCTttK', II. H. Carson Citv KELLY. CHOZIEU &. CO. Virginia City MOKTOX, E. II. Viiginia City Stables, Livery. conn, S. G. (see adv. dept. page 171) Kobinson, ('. I. i Scrivener, K. E. I Bruce, K. K. lOAIXEU. .lAMES (see adv.dept. p. 170) iMACO.MM, WILLIAM > McKininions, M. I Olds. E. Kogers, Austin Sweonev, W. II. 'tuiplI':t,.j. f. iwiiiitox, .1. s. ISlierwiHiil, .loin SMITH, TO. Iluaiilton, Suninil Williams, J. (}. Slierbnrni". G. J. Tliorntoii & Gago Day, II. L. jUiirnard, 11. t3. I KlosBoni, .1. .A. Miller, G. M. Derliy & llasB HEIL8IIOKNS, Anrora Aurora Aurora Austin Austin Austin Ai.stin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Carson City (^aition City Dayton Davtou l<:tna Gcnim Gold Hill lone Star City Uniouville Virginia I'ity Virginia City Virginia ('ity MOONEY, WILLIAM (sec adv. dept. p. HH) Virginia City OLIN, A. S. (see udv. dept. page 14«) Virginia CifV YOUX(», H. D. Virginia City McFarlnnd, S. Wnslioe City McMundell, II. & nro. Waslioe City Stage Lines. Qraliam & Evans Aurom to Silver Peak Wellington, I). ,Ir. Aurora to Sononi Bunting, A. J. &, Co. Austin to Ophir Canon AD. LIGHT & HAVILAND Dorsey & Wellington Austinto Wellington'b WILSON, JOHN A. (see adv. .Ipjit. Austin to lone Carson City to Ilutriikers Carson City to Dayton Genoa to SilveV iMountaiu, page 170) Dyer, L. H. Kenville, Joseph GELATT & MOORE California. Ilaight, Virginia to Gold Hill MiicFarland, S. Virginia to Waslno Manchester, Virginia to Dayton MIL!.EK V RIPLEY (see adv. dept. page lu.'l) Virginia City Morton & Wright Virginia to Meiwlow Lake Moyer, Frank Virginia to Uniouville Kaplu'l, M. Virginia City to Meadow Lake Keed, J. Virginia City to Meadow Lake Rolierts, J. J. Virginia City to Jleadow Lake Wilson, W. F. 'Virginia to Carson Dyer, F. H. Washoe to Carson Stationers. [■See also Booksellers ; also News Agents.] 173) Aurora Aurora Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin Austin COMN, D. &. CO. (see adv. dept. p, Mitciiener, J(din Diinlap, J. AV. FEXLEY, D. Ileideiiheimcr, A. Keunev, A. J. KOSTEH, iMENKE & CO. (see adv. dept. page ItiS) SOLMS & FEKNHACII KOX, JOHN G. (see adv.dept. p. 158) Carson City HAMMER, C. S. (see adv. dept. p. ia))Caison City Sliav.J.M. Dayton DAVIS, .1. II. (see adv. dept. p. 165) Genoa Hloouitielil, E. Gold Hill Cliubbnck fc Plielan Gold Hill Markewitz, M. (Jold Hill MONTMINNY. A. Gold Hill Sehwart/., M. Gold Hill lloexle, F. Virginia City Hnrlie, A. ,1. Virginia City Hiirndl, W. II. Virginia City Cicaltio. M. Virginia C'ity Croall &. liasner Virginia City Diimnt, J. L. Vir^-inia City Leviscai, H. Virginia City Prescott, G. W. Jr. \Mrgiiiia City VAN IIOKX, J. F. Virginia City WALLACE, H. F. (see adv. dept. page 151) Archer &. Enor Cook, Isaac Eplnaiin, A. li. Gallup, O. H. Grannis, C. U. Holmes, N. Stovos and Tinware. [See also Hardw.Tre.] nrittnn, J. W. & Co. HOLHUOOK, MEinULL &. CO. (see adv. dept. p. IW.) Austin DAVIS, E. A. (see adv. dept. p. l.'iS) Carson City RAIL, E. n. (see adv. dept. p. 157) Carson Citv TREAT, W. W. (see adv. dept. p. 156) Davtoii Derhv, S. P. Gold'llill O N15ILL, R. C. Gold Hill liakcr & Andrews Virginia Citv GILLIG, MOTT & CO. (see udv. dept. page 145) Virginia City Koch,F. Virginiii City Young, Jucob Jr. Virginia City Harris, G. Wasliou City Virginiii City Washoe City Washoe City Washoe City Washoe C'ily Washoe City Washoe City Austin French, J. 8. •JAMES, J. E. Surveyors. [* Civil Engineefs] Austin Virginia City A. BOMAir ft 00. Th0 oaly ezolOBire Book Store on tho FaoL.0 Ooaat. C I II i If 1 j ' ( ; 1- ''■ .i '■' H ! !i ■ 1 ,1 ' ^ !•! I i ,1; I ifc I 1 1 ;■!■ .1 'i mm i:i iirr |;i 1 ■ 1 J i Biih M NOBTH AMBBICA UFB INSUBANOB CO. No reatriotion on oooupation or traveL ■ J to go S 8 9) so O 546 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. -MARLEITE tt HUNT .MASON, E. L. Weacoat, F. Virginia C'ity Virginia City Virginia City Tailors, Merchant. [See alao Clothing.] DAVIS fc RICH Virginia City Tanneries. GARDNER, M. C. CurBon City Toysj [See Musical InBtrunienttt, Varieties, etc.] Dale, R. & Co. Virginia City Undertakers. Hamlin, H. H. Gold Hill KEYE8, E. VV. (see adv. dept. p. 151) Virginia City Scliaetler, John Virginia City Wilson, J. W. Virginia City Upholstery Ooods. [See Dry Gooils; also Merchants, General.] * Varieties. Tvler, J. W. FlNLEY, 1). lliirris, S. Ileidenheinier, A. Kennev, A. .1. A UK AH A MS, S. FOX, .tOHN G. (see adv. dept. p. i &. Vlalt Kpliraiin L. HICKEi'.M.C. Aurora AuKtin Austin Austii' Austin Carson City 158) Carson City CarnoM City Dayton DnVton HYMAN, N. ]. Port TowuHeiid Sail iliiau San Juau Seattle Seattle Scuttle Seattle Steiliici 10111 Stcilacooiii Vancouver Vancouver Vaiuiouver Vancouver Vancouver Vancouver Vancouver Wallu Walla Wallu Walla Walla Wallu Wallu Wulla Wallu Wallu I Booksellers and Stationers. ; [See also DriiffM and MediciucH ; alBO MercliantB, Deiii'ial; also VaiieliuB.] I Siu-Keut, F. M. Olyinpia kOTllSCIIILI), D. C. H. (see adv. dept. iiai{i: !'^i; Port Towuseiiu I Pinckliain, A. S. Seattle ; Cochran, II. Vancouver I Johnson, II. E. Walla Wulla Boots and Shoes, Dealers. BARNES, GEORGE A (see adv. dept. page 1(7) Oivnipia LinilTNER, I. (oee adv. dept. p. 17?) Olynipiu PARKER, JOHN (}. Ju. (see adv. dcpt. p. 177) Olynipia PERCIVAL, F. W. (see adv. dept.).. 177) Olynipia llesseiiger, E. Pinckney City AIcLureu, W. J. Port TowuBead ROTHSCHILD, U.C. II. (see adv. dept. page 181) Port Townsend Mc(iruth, W. H. Vancouver Moore & Sovey Vancouver Boot and Shoe Makers. McDonald, J. J. Seattle Tieeii, L. A. Seattle WOLD, PETER & HROS. Seattle pl^^'1. p ' ' ' f'^\' A. BOUAN ft Oo.i Bon Franoisco. Wholesale and Retail Oe.ilers in Books. k 1*1 m -ii; NOKTH AMBBIOA IiIFB HTSUBAKOB CO. FoUoIeB {cr.aranteed by State of New York a 548 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Brewers. nntterlielil & Co. WOODS, J. &. J. R. llofl'Htelter, John Mt'Lotm & Shcrniiiu Schiniof.' &. Hiown Locke, John Meyer & Uiishi^er Butchers. MITCHELL, WILLIAM . (.JhiffHon, J. & Co. Hooth, William Kinihitll, J. M. ISeerly & Liuigston Cabinet Makers [See also Furnitnre.] Sliiel. Edward Muckilteo Olynipia Pinckiiev City Seattle Seattle Steilacoom Walla Wallu Olynniia Pinekney City Port To\vii8en'(l Port Townsend Seattle Wallu WullB Carpenters and Builders. KinHly & ^laiHhall Pinckney City HrooliH, Samuel I'ort TownBeiul t'lin^jer & Jordan Port Towiisoiid Tiieker, A. 11. Port Townsend RUSSELL & SHOREY Seattle Carriage and Wagon Makers. [See niHO BlackBinitlio.] Dovell & Ma»8atu Walla Wiilla Cigars. [Sec also Liquors; also Merchants, General.] Hauer,T. Walla Walla Wolfstein Si. Pro. Walla Wallu Clergymen. Ehler, A. R. (Christian) Olyinpia llyland, P. E. (Episcopalian) Olyinpia Siiiipaon, (Presbyterian) Olyinjiiu Tretontaiiie, (Roui. Catli.) Port Tow nsend HuiJiley, I). (Methodist) Seattle Wiiitworth, G. i . (Presbyterian) Seattle Uaynor, J. O. Steilacoom Sloan, O. W. (Presbyterian) Steilacoom Weston, R. (Haplisf) Steilacoom Chirouse, E. C. (Catholic) Tnlulip Hay nines, H. K. (Methodist) Vancouver McCurthy, J. (Episcopalian) Vancouver Chandicrlain, P. 15. (Conj,'regationalist) Walla Walla Deiirdoli; J. I). (Metliodist) Walla Walla Deluhanty, ,]. (Roman Cutholic) Walla Walla Hulde Father (Roman Catholic) Wallu Walla Clothing. [See also Merchants, General.] IJARNES, GEORGE A. (see adv. dept. paue 177) Olymi)ia ROTHSCHlLI), 1). C. H. (see ailv. dept. page IHl) Port Townsend HINDS, S. H. (see adv. dept. piige 17!i) Seattle Welch & Greenfield Seattle Harris, Isuae Wullu Wulla Confectioners. [See also iiakers.] SYLVESTER, E. Olympiu Cordage. [Sec also Hardware -, also Merchants, General.] HINDS, S. B. Perkins F. W. liarnuKl, C. P. Locke, John REESE, I. T. Dentists. Distillers. Seattle Pinckney Cily Seattle Steilaroom Wallu Walla Drugs and Medicines. [See also Merchunts, General.] TURNER, D. Willurd & Son Kellogg & Maddocks Latham, John Wall, David Colinan, V. W. DAY, J. H. Olympiu Olynijijii Sea! I If '^'•■ilaciKirii \ Mucniivcr Walla WmHii Wallu Wallu Dry Goods. [See also Merchants, General.] RARNES, GEORGE A. (see adv. dept. puge 177) riicniiii ROTHSCHILD, D. C. H. (see adv. dept. page 181) Jones, Turubull & Co. Olyiii|iiii Port Townseiiil Vancdiivtr Flour Olyiniiij Scalilf Express Agents. Munson, J. H. (Wells, Fargo & Co.) Olyiiiiii.i Crawford, Slocuin & Co. (Wells, Fargo &. Co.) Vancoiivfi' Condon, J. P. (Wells, Fargo & Co.) Wulla WmII;, Flanders & Pelton (VVells, Fargo & Co.) Wullnlii Flour Dealers. [Sec Merchants, Genenil; also Mills Foundries. CLARKE, J. L. Sutlerance, J. A. Fur Dealers. [See also Merchants, General ] Ferguson, I). II. & Co. Piuckncy Citv JIarshull, L. T. PincUiwv CilV LIGIITNER, I. (see adv. dept. p. 177) < )lyin|iiii Furniture. [See also Merchants, Genend.] Ilarned, J. J. Port Townspinl Shiel, Edward Wulla WmIIk Groceries. [See also Merchants, Gencml.] IJARNES, (iEOROE A. (see adv. dept. page 177) LIOHTNER, I. (see adv. dept. )>. 177) PARKER, JOHN (J. Jr. (see adv. dept page 177) PERCIVAL, S. W. (see udv. dept. Williams, V. (J. EISENUEIS, C. (see adv. dept, page Ml) TERRY, V. V. (seeudv. dept. p. 17i)) Wiebens, Jacob Keuch, P. CROSMV, C. & CO. (see adv. dept. page I7f<) Shetiiehl, 1). It. Mrs. Howard &, Cady Isaac, J. C. Orselle, Frank Stephens, W. 01yiii|ii,i OlyiM|ii;i ( )lyin]iiii p. 177) \ Astor House, E Union Hotel, .T, llurbatilt, A. U. (iallH«lier, S. PACIFIC HOTEL, Mrs. U. Howni (tiec ii(tv. (lept. page 178) CoomliH, S. F. FKANKLIN HOTEL, J. H. Wood lev PIONEER HOTEL, I). Sires (see lulv. (lept. \mm' 181) WASHINGTON HOTEL, E. N. Kice & Co. j CollillM, Jollll I Occidental Hotel, J. Collins < j Our House, Mrs. A. .T. Hill Seattle Hotel, L. C. Hiu'iuon fiiillilier, M. .Miirpliy, .Innies i ALTA HOUSE, A Biggs lirimt, iIoBepli I'liioii Hotel, J. L. Knnkin Cilv Hotel, OiiHtave Joiienh IIAUTMAN, M. , I'nion Hotel, .1. L. KH,nkin ! Wiixliington Hotel, J. iirtlt i Perkins &. Hull Clu,;iiato CliKJuiito Montu'ello Olynipiu Olynipiii Port Madison Port Townsend Port Townaend Port Townaend Seubeek Seattle Seattle Seattle Stoiluvooin Utsalady Vancouver Vancouver Vancouver Walla Walla AValla Walla Walla Walla Walla Walla Wallula Insurance Agents. Parker, .T. (J. .Ji'. — California Home Olyinpia DijfKH, W. H.— Conn. Mutual Lilc and N. V. Accidental Port Townsend Kellogg, (rardner — Home Mutual Seattle Li(lernent8, Clothing, Dry Goods, Gro- ceries, Hardware, Provisions, etc. Merchants dealing in a single description of Koods will be found under tbe appropriate beads, Sndth &, Swan Arkada Browning, J. T. Claqu;ito Miller, A. N. Franklin Stewart, J. P. . Franklin Walker, .). W,aukliu Frost & Fowler Muckilteo Webster, H. A. Neah Bay BARNES. G. A. (see adv. dept. page 177) Olympi'u Bettman, Lewis Olymiiia LIGHTNER, ISAAC (see adv. dept. page 177) Olympiu PARKER, .1. G. JR. (see adv. dept. page 177) Olynipiu PERCIVAL, F. W. (see adv. dept. page 177 1 Olynipiu Abranis, L. & Co. Pinckney City Ferguson, I). H. & Co. Pinckney City Smith, E. T. Pinckney City .Stork, S. Port Angel 'is Renton, Smith & Co. Port Blakeley .Mastick. S. L. & Co. Port Discovery Amos, Phinnev & Co. Port Ludlow JIEIGS & GAWLEY Vovt .Madison Colinan & Falk Port Orchard Bartlett, C. (;. Port Townsend Blumberg, •!. F. & Co. Port Townsend FOWLER, E. S. (see adv. dept. page Ifil) Port Townsend (JERRISH, O. F. & CO. (see adv. dept. page ISO) HASTINGS, L " B. Port Townsend l\)rt Townsend Port Townsend •lanit-s, F. W. ROTHSCHILD, D. C. H. (see adv dept. page IS!) Port Townsend Warhass & Co. San Juan ADAMS, BLINN & CO. Seabeck HINDS, S. B. (see adv, dept. page 179) Seattle llorton, Dexter. Seattle SETTLE, JOSIAH Seattle Williamson, Joseph Seattle Yesler, II. L. &Co. Seattle Sinclair, W. B. Snohomish City Goodtime, L. Steilacoom Huggiiis, E. Steilacoom McC^aw, S. &. Co. Steilacoom PINCUS, PACKSCHER & LIGHT .Steilacoom Prosch, Charles Steilacoom Thayer, Andrew Steilacoom Pope & Talbot Teekalet Cook, .John Tumwater CROSSBY. C. & CO. (see adv. dept, page 178) Tumwater Wilson, E. A, Union City GRENNAN &. CRANNEY UtsaladV CRAWFORD, SLOCU.M & CO, Vancouve'r Kaiser, S. V.iuconver Lyon, S. M. Vancouver Scliotield, N. Vancouver SMITH, J. F, Vaiuouver Wintler, M, Vancouver Wise, Joseph ' Vuiu'ouver Bukor, D. 8. Si, Co. Wulla Walla A. BOMAN ft Co., Sail Franoisoo. Oeneral Agents for Su^ioription Books. t." lilil :1 ' 1 R ' 1 1 1 ::, 1 !■•' I»i KOBTH AHSBIOA UFB INBUBAKOB CC. For valuable information turn U» page 161. 650 Pacific coast business directoiy, nuowN imos & co. HKOWN, N. A- E. Diiseiiberry &, UroB. Frank, A. & Co. nnicliarH, R. JACOns, C. & CO. Kdlillmiitf', Willinm KYGER, ALPHEU8 Loiipp & I)iiiineiil)iiiim Si'hwalmelier IJrog. &, Co. FliiiiderH & Pcltoii Hutching, U. l». Bellinglmin Buy Co. Kline, Mrs. Milliners. Mills— Grist. Wttllii Wiillii Wiillii Wnllii Walla Walla Walla Walla Wulla Walla Walla Wiilla Walla Wallu Wnlla Walla Wulla Wnlla Walla Walla Walliila Wallula Whatcom UtBJilady [See also lutroductury S^iiiuiiary.] Bird, J. r. Clmmberg Creek Chainberg, T. M. Chaniberg Oeek Davis, L. A. & Bros. Claqiiato DouKlag, R. H. Colville Valley FefKHBon, I>. H. &. Co. Colville Valley Woniiaciitt, O. B. Colville Vallev Giesy, 8. Fort Willopii Bii/.hv. Jameg Penn'gCove YESLKR & PLUMMER (gee adv. dept. p. 17it) Seattle Chaiiihei'g, T M. Steilarooni CROSSBY, C. ft CO. (Bce adv. dept. p. 178) ISAACS, II. P. Lo<>k, Lon^ & Oilhrelh Overholtzer & Jacobs REESE, I. T. Revnoldg,A. II. Wait, S. M. Tiimwater Walla Walla WiillH Walla Walla WhIIh Walla Wiilhi Walla Walla Walla Walla Mills— Planing. Dovell & MasHain Walla Walla GlassfordA. Shields WMa Walla Mills— Saw. [See algo Introductory Siuiuiiary.| Bird, J. P. WilBon, F. A. Davis, L. A. & Brog. LaHeiir, Henry Weaver, Georire Pliininier, Phillipg & Co. Sonle, S. & Co. Batch, Webber & Crooks RHOADES & CO. Renton, Smith & Co. Mastick, S. L. k Co. Amos, Phinnev At Co. MEIGS AGAWLEY Colmnn 4 Falk ADAMS, BLINN& CO. Chambcrg Creek Cheiiiicinn CInqnato Colville Vallev Colville Valley Freeport Fori Wiliopa Nimiiially Palix River Port Blakeley Port DiHcovery Port Ludlow Port Madison Port Orchard San Juan YEHLER & PLUMMER (gee adv. dept. p. 179) Seattle Pope & Talbot Teekalet WARD. J. A. & CO. Tumwater GHENNAN &. CRANNEY (gee adv. dept. p. 180) Utgalady Cox, Lewis A\'alla Walla Linkton, S. Walla Walla' Perkins, J. B. Walla Walla Vanl«r & Cox Wulla Walla CHrnian, W. Yakima Music Dealers. [See Bookgellers.] ) News Agents. [See BookgcUerg.] Newspapers. PACIFIC TRIBUNE Olvninia WASHINGTON STANDARD (gee adv. ' [ pa»fo 335, OlvniiMH PUGET SOUND WEEKLY UrnuC VANCOUVER REGISTER Vaniciiv, r WALLA WALLA STATESMAN Walla Walla Painters— House and Sign. Maul, H. Piuckncv Ciiv BARTHROP, GEORGE Port Towuhmi;! Physicians. SMITH, n. A. Mnckilteo' Ellson.J.M. Gikhiml Rowland, Owen Olviniiia WILLARD, RUFUS (gee adv. dept. pnj;e 17!>) fMyinpia Whittomore, S. Pincknev Cny (.'alhomi, G. B. Port Townscu'd Kuhn, Louig Port TrwiiwiiJ O'BRIEN, P. M. Port To\viihii,| Fickle, 1). Scallli' MAYNARD, D. S. S.alll, ROBERTSON, W. II. Sealll,. SETTLE, JOSIAII SfaiiV Smith, II. A. .Sfiitil,, Williamgim, .logepli SimiiI,. ({ibsoii. W. (;. Walla Wall;, Keumjy, L. C. Wnlla W;illj KiuHev, Stephen Walla Wnlla STi:iNBER(iER,G. M. Walla Walla Slevengon, E. Wnlla Walla Bestaurants. [See uIbo Hotels.] limit & Morrill Extiiie. MiiHCH .Aloon, Marftaret Stables— Livery. CHAPMAN BROS. (fniinjfcr. ('. WINDSOR. H. T' MIALS, H. L. Cdllius, John WychoH'. L. V. Baker, William Brant, Joseph Abbot, J. F. Tierney, Thouun Port Townsciil San .liiiiii Walliili, Olyiiipia > Olynipia ( Hyaijiia Port TownsiMid SiMlll,' Si'alil.- ViincOMVlT Viini'iiavcr Walla Walla Wulla Walla Stage Lines. GRAINGER &. DAVIS (see adv. dept. page 17S) 01yiii|ii:i Stoves and Tinware. Shei'lmn, .1. F. Port Townsi'ii.l M( ALEKK, II. Scaiilo Phillipg, W. Walla Walla Tailors. | Peterson, .John Port Townsemr Welch A. Greenfield Siiitik' Fox, Peter Vanniuvir Maroney, J. T. Vancouver! • Tanners. Wooden. M. I) A Son BYLES.J. Toys. SYLVESTER, i:. Watchmakers and Jewelers. BULKELEY, S. S. Port TownreiiJ ELMER, A. B. Walla Walla Simmons, Siinniel Walla WhII.i Scnttlf TumwHtir ( Jlymiiia The Directory of the PACIFIC ie compoaed of the best buaineu men of Ca lifomio. ttf pase 161. Oljnipitt B ndv. Olviiiiiid Vancinivcr Wiillu Wnllii I Sign. rinckiu'v Cily Port 'rownsenil It. Miickilieo Oiklanil Olyiiiiiiu <^>l\'inpiii riiifkncy Ciiv Port Tciwiisi-iiii I'ort TowiiN'iiil Port Towiii-ciiil Sciilllf Sfiillk' Seullle Sfilillc Snilll. SlMlll,. Wiilhi Wall;, Wiillii Walli W.illa Willi;, \\',\\U Wl,l|;, Walla Wiilli, Port TdwiisciiI San •liuiii Wallill;, Olyniii'ia <)lylll|ii;i ( )lyni|iiii Port TowiisiMiil SlMllI,' Srallk VancDiivi'V Vanniuvir AValla Wiilla Walla Wall;, (lopt. Olyaii'ia vare. \ Port 'rownsciiil S.'aill>.' Walla Wiilb Port Townwiiil Sflltik' Vani'nuviT I VancouviT' Seiillle Tiimwuti-T I Olynipia I Jewelers. Port Towiifen.l Walla Wnlla Walla Wiilla 1 r Oalifomia. A. KOHIiEB, San Franoisoo, Agent for Chiokering ft Son'* Pianos. ID/VTIO TERRITORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Agricultural Implements. [Scf Mt'nli;intH, (Seneral.] Apothecaries. [Sec hIhi) Drugs and MciiiciiiuK.] Qiiivy & (iraliatn ISoise City Sinilfi, Kpliraiia Uoise City Fret'iann, ('. K. Centreville ('hi|)iiiaii. M. M. Iilalio City CmiK, .laiiit'H Iilalio Citv KKLLY, .M. A. Lewlntoii Kiinlmll, U. W. Plaoiirvillo Oreiidorf, K. It. I'hioeivill.- (iliMstiiier, C. K. Uiiliy City Smith k WooiImou Silver City Sears, C. A. Warren's Dij^giiig's Assayers. [See also (Sold Dust Dealers.] Heller, Frederick Idalio Cily Koeiiigslier^rer. S. &. Bro. ' Hnrlev, liieliai'd Lewistuii lllake'it C'.. Silver City t'aviliii, diaries Koekv UaV KINO, WKHIt & CO. (seeudv. dept. page i;tJ) Silver City MoDoiialtl Jt Co. Silver City Attorneys at Law. HiirmeHter, S. CURTIS & (iKOKOE (see adv. dept. page I Hi) Heed. A. MarKarv, II. W. O. : Miller Jc. Ciiiiitnings Jlfl'Mighliii, D. llelitdiet. L. (). Ceiitreville Martin (n .lolinson Contreville jWalker, C. W. Clildeii i Crossaii, H. llnppy Camp ; Aiiisla, Oeorge hla'lio City Hrowii, .J. W. Idaho City Gdiiahl, Frank Idaho City ' Oilliert &, Henlev Idaho City , Hale O. C. ' Idaho City iHoUirook, K. D. Idaho Citv jKeithley, W. U. Idaho City ! May Si, Magraw Idaho Citv I MrOown, J. L. Idaho Citv ; MrLaughliii, Daniel Idaho City iMcrritt, S. A. Idaho C'V lioslioroiigli & Preston Seaniker, S. P. Shafer, .1. U. SIIKPHKKD.J. M. Sims, Colimiliiis Siielliiig. K. ». STKKKT, H. C. Wait, C. H. Wood, \. B. Daltni, Fnnik MeDatiiel, William Perecll, John J. Thaver, W. W. Dacfloy, C. C. Anderson. V. S. » Gray. K. F. O'Conner, J. C. Davenport & Johnson Haines, I. D. Lariiihee & Edinnnds Martin S;, Johnson MILLEU, JAMES Idaho City Slatlord, C.'O llei-id &. Landcsmri'.'. Higbee, L. P. Huggaii, Caton &. flanahl MeQnaide & MeQuaide Miller, II. T. Idaho Citv Idaho City Idaho City Idaho City Idaho Citv Idaho City Idaho City Idaho City Idaho Cily Lewistoh TiCwislon Lewiston Ijewiston Pioneer City Koeky Bar Kooky Bur KookV Bar Kahy Citv Ituhy City Kahy Citv Knhv Citv Kuby Citv Knbv Citv Silve'r CitV Silver Citv Silver Citv Silver Citv Silver City Boise City Boise (!ity Boise City Boise City Boise City Auctioneers. Smith, T. n. Bakers and Bakeries, Clark & Welsh Krall, John Barry, Tliomas Constantine, John Silver City ""•'"«,^ ista Bar I jj^.^elspaeher. Max Witler, Henry Menge, F. &."Co. Bankers. [See also Assayei's.] KINO, WEBB & CO. Baths: Tarnor, It. (mineral) Co8tiir&. Walker Billiard Saloons. [See also Liquors.] CLOSE & WESSELS Boise City Boise City Idaho City Lewislon Plaeerville Plaeerville Silver City Silver City Bueim Vista Bar Silver City Kuby City A. BO .> i!f & Co., San Franoisoo. Photograph Albums, Fiue Qift Books, etc. nil ^' i ' 1 1 . 1 ^ 1 ' 1 If •! 'A i: ■11 ;:'l|' ■ : 'i l^i.l I !>, 1-1 1' Ihe Folioiea of the NORTH AMBBIOA ZjITX] INSUBANOS OO. bear the leal of New Tork. 552 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, Blaoksmiths. «liItB, O. W. Jt Co. Uoiso City Cubliiii, J. liooiivillc Andfi-guii & Sunnu Itncnu VIkIu liar Ori'cii, J. Hiieiiii Vititu liiir IIiiK'liiiifti*, S. K. liiionii ViMtii Itiir Sliittiiiiiiii, Oi'oi'KO Itiivnit Vititii Hiir Tvi'liiinu, Steplieii Itiionii ViHtn Itiir Wickvi't, •Fiu'ub Uuvnii Vista Hur DuiiaKl, 'tVilliiim Placui-vilie lleyii. liouia ' I'lucorville LiIIkIh, J. PlHCLTVillv Lovell, J. & Co. Silver City Booksellers and Stationers. [•Sc« ulxo Di'U^'H niul Modit'iiieH ; iiIho Mi'iTlmnts, Ouii- ural ; ulxo Nuwh Aguiita.] OILLKSl'FK, UOHKUT L. Iloisc City Mitivnei' & Liiiiikiii lioiew CitV Bhike. C.T. Itliiiio City Clrtyton, Yale & Co. Idaliu City riiiiiey, JaiiieaA. Iilabo City UH/.ur(l, J. C. I'laccrvillo ClenimciiH, \V. Kubv City lldiuate, J. C. l{iil)y City Webb, A. 11. Silver City WuoiIhou, a. E. Silver City Boot and Shoe Makers. Ayers, E. Silver City Boots and Shoes— Dealers. [See uIbo MerchaiitH, General.] nLOSSOM, J. M. (8ce adv. aept. p. 14-J) Malio City Idulio City lioiac City lloi«e City Idalio City Lowiston Placerville Hiiby City Silver City Silver City Silver City Warreu'H Diggiiigu Brokers— Mining. McFarhiue, Hiigb lioeUy Ilnr Vinceut, Davis & Co. Uiiby City Butchers. Miller <& Co. Itucna ViHia Bai' Wriglit & Iiinian IjOwiHtoii Kolilheyer, P. & Co. Uuby City lilarkinger, V. Silver City McUaiiiel, W. li. Silver City Carriage and Wagon Makers. Kiugeloy, C. S. Brewers. Adolph & Letup Sttizenat'ker, IVter Finlier it Meydeiibutir Oaaibel, OodlVey llolllllltll, il(IM!pll Solinider Si. lltpcn (ioodiiian, A. & Hro. Soniiiiercaiiip ic Hrny WilliainH & Slaglo Muuuel, J. J. Cigars. Tuttle, H. U. Boyle, Kobert Ijindsav, B. H. EdwiirilB, E. D. iMuiiHlield, .1. S. Gerber, Ferdinand l\M)le, iFolm Krie) Ibiise City Kline St. Ditrt Boise City House, I). J. liiiiseCity Dooley, J. J. & Bro. Buemi Vista Hiir 1 Barry', Thomas Idaho Citv! Bryant, J. G. Idaho City (.,'lurk, Charles Idaho City KiHcry & Martin Idaho City Ilafendorfer &. Bro. '■ Idaho Cily Hunt, George W. Idaho t!ity: liUcy. B. A. Idaho City' Martin & Johnson Idalio City The PAOIFZO mSXTBANOS OO. pays fOl louea in Oold Coin. of New York. iml. H()i«e City Idiiliii City lilalio City Iiliilu) City Iclilid Cil'v Silvi'i Cil'v Udiee City H<>int' City Hiiliv City i Tj' KilvJi- City i 3 Hinds. IJoiKcCilv' Ifuhy City ! ngs. lenil.] ! Hi line City lliiisf City ('I'lilrevili'o liliilio City liliilioCily lilatio City l.ewiMiiii I'liiccrvillc riiiirrvilli' llnliy City SilvJr City 'arrcn'w L)ig^ri^;;s iiorul) liliilii) City Iiliilii> Cit'v M.ilio City liliiliii Cilv lilalio Ci'v ;s. Itoisc City ?'an/o &. ( 'cntfuvilli' IcIilioCily Li'wislim I'idiK.'itr Cilv I'l in-rvill't U(ptliy Bur & Co.) Kuby City j mil] lers. »■] k'urreii's PiK!-'i»tf»'1 Vurrfu'u Diggings; iiei'rtl. I j). ll'J) HoiHeCity' H()i«L' (;ity 1 ItiiineCilJM lUieim VintK Hilr liliilioCityi Miiho City Idiilio City Idiilio City Miilio City IdiitioCity; IdalioCity' Idulio City A. KOBtillB, Baa TranolMO, Agent for Ohiokerlns ft Bon'i Pianos. IDAHO TERRITORY. GUNSMITHS — MKR CHANTS. 553 Sinipiion, T. J. Ounsmiths. Hairdresaers. Idaho City Harris, OeorKO johiiHon, J. U. Coslitl'& Witlker riiicer I'lai'ur Silver Hardware. [See uImo MercliaiitM, Ociidnil ; alsu, Stoves anil ware.] DL(>S.S()M, J. M. (gee udv. dept. p. 142) Hoise Cliitk, O. n. Hoine Kil/.gcndd, K. P. & Co. Idalm Kiiigxlcv, C. 8. Idaho Kmtt, F. Idalic Harness and Saddlery. ville ville City Tiii- City Citv City City City [.See also MerchuiitH, Ueiierul.J SolieiU'k, Theodore Peursou, Tliouuis Hotels. Griffin. J. W. & Co. Overhind lloiise, 11. M. KIlHWorth Stage Iloiitie, J. 11. T. Ureeu Cowen. Saimiel iKidher, A. WariK'ii. Ira Crry HOTKL, L. ir. llarher MiiicrH' Home Hotel. I. N. Miller I'oiijade House, T. C. I'oiijade (iliitie Hotel, A. Uritner Hotel lie Kiiuu'e, (;. L. Francois Luna House. IhviLrht Ac Itro. International Hotel, T. It. Hart IDAHO IIOTKL. Kastinan & Miller i New State Hotel, I). (}. Monroe City Hotel, H. Way iW(K>d, John Lowiston Silver City Boise City Hoise City Hoise City Iliiena Vista liar Hiiena Vista liar Centreville Idaho (,'ity Idaho City Idaho City Lexvision Lewisloii Lewislon I'lacerville Miihy City Kuby City Silver City Slate Cr. "k Pophain, George Warren'K i'iggings Insurance Agents. KENVOX F.— l'h Buby (lily j j Itubbins, C. I'. Silver City ! Leather and Findings. Vantine & Co. Idaho City Liquors. [See also Mercbuuts, Cliirk & Welsh niliispie & Chnptuau Uiggs &, Hobbs Smith &. Yoini); Soward &. Stark Tiller & Cole ! Wyiut & Forsythe Ix)'ng& .lones Diike, W. W. Hook, .Toseph Kclley, Meni-y O'Neil, Kohert Kiinvun & Odborg Davis, J. W. Courtney, William lluirJ &,' Judge General.] Boise City Boise City Boise City Boise City Boise City Boise City Boise City Booiiville Biiena Viata Bar Biieiia Vista Bar Bneiia Vista Bar Buena Vista Bar Buena Vista Bar Centreville Florence Idaho City Byrne. Thoinaa Clarisy.iloliii Cody, John Crowe &. I'evton Holiiian Hi. llopkiim Kelly, J. J. Taylor, John Zaj)l> & Dangell (>' Pioneer City Warner, Clinton Boise Cil'v Miidiuiiii iV Can^idy Pioneer (Miy Freeman, C E. Celilrcvilj',. Powi'll & Coe Pionver City SlephciiH, .1. L. Cenlervilc linnin 8:(iium Placerville Hells, .). M. Iilalii) Citv ninkp & Co. Placerville CraiK, .laincB Idaho Cil'v Hi^by, C'liriHloplicr Placerville HiidhH'k.J. W. Idaho Cit'v Slioenbiir, 11, Placerville Kirchner, C. W. Idaho Cily BeiiBon, W. H. & Co. Ked Warrior KKLLY, M. A. Le\vi«l(i"ii Loomis, O. S. & Co. Ked Warrior Sinnijons, F. II. Lewinliiii Ulocb, A.I. it Co. Kocky Har Stainlou, H. W. Lewinlini Dillev, S. n. Hocky Har Hoatinan, X. (\ Pioneer Citv Dn Hell, H. M. & Co. Kocky Har Kimball, H. W. Placerville OoldBtoii &. Xinvbei'l Hocky Har Orendoif, F. H. Placervillt. Oold§tonu, IMiilli|« Hocky Har Kalston, .T. H. Placcrvill,. Jenv, C. Si. Co. Kocky Har Beckett, T. I). Silver Cilv McClnnMi, .luraes Hocky Har Ocimy, F. M. Silver Cily PfeiHi-r it Co, Kockv H.ir Oainiii^r, L. Silver Cit'v Prne^fcr Sc Co, Kocky Hiir Woodson, A. E. Silver Cit'v Kedoii & Co. Scdiwiibiii'ber & Co. Kocky Har Kocky Har Poduoe Dealers. Wnddiiiuliaiii & Co. Rocky Har [.See also Merchants, Ueneiul.J Woodward, (!. & (^o. Hocky Har Hrockio, W. noise ( iiv Hurler. While & Co. Hnbv Citv Lindsav, K. H. Boific Cily Du Hell & Moore Kabv Cilv Keller,' J. Id;ilio City KelseiihcM, I). KnbV Citv Bestaurants. Heriniin, H. & Co. Unhy City Cnrpied Sc Ha.x Boise Cilv PenrhnaTi, .T. M, Kid)v Citv Thomas, Koberl B<>ise Cii; Rickey, T. H. Hnb\- CilV While, 1). Boir^e Cily Uh)(>ni, K. Silve'r Cil'v C irl iV Sanders FiiireuiV Uulcher &, Lenoir Silver City Italich, L. Idaliii ('ill Du Hell Si Moore Silver Citv Mmill, O. C. Idaho Cily Dve, .T. F. & Co. Silver City Doland, Michael Pioneer Cil'v EWINO, HOVIXfS&CO. Silver Cil'v .Mct'ormack, M. I'ioneer Cit'v Glen, HiiffTs iV WiUon Silver City I'ai^fe, Willi.ini Knby Cilv Orete iV Willianis Silvei City YoniiK & Taylor Silver Ciiy Iluzard, O. S. Silver (Ml'v Ilernaii), If. & Co. Silver City Soda "Water Manufacturers. Myers, Henry & Co. Silver (Miy Hrown, F. C. & Co. Idalio Cily PeHi'linaii, J.'M. Silver Cil'v Wiekerhani, W. II. Silver Cil'v Stables, Livery. Shei8ler, F. Slate Creek Aifnew, J. D. Boise Ciiy Ankeny &, Somb Warren'B I>i>;jrin).'H Drake, D. 1>. Boise City Ilayiiian, Henjainin Warren's I)igf,'inj,'s Frisbic, II. M. Boise Cily Mills, Grist. Lindsay, 'i. H. ,. ili'i.-c fiiy Ford &' v'arpenter Bucna Vis.ii ll,ii [See also Introductory Sum nary.] Coe, S. (iiillowiiy, J. M. Mead, C". , PheljiH, i:. F. StiMi|etoii,(t. W. llrown, .). n. liiiryon & Vinton CaviuiHuijli, Cliadwic'k & Parrott Cliiiinaseio &. May LuwreiU'i' & lledj^es PHrnilt, H. It. I I'emherton, Toole & Makevs* ' Siuiders, Williur F. Sholicr, .1. H. ;Siiiitli, H. V. A. ' Vinton & I,.iuvienee Woolfolk &. Moore Clmpnian, T. , I'ouieroy, T. M. HaHBelt, .T. ChileB, \V. H. McCnlloiitjIi, .1. I,. McMiilvh; W. L. Uiteliie & Lovell Rnwell.T. V. i Slater, .loliii S. Stafford, W.M. Word & Spratt Dow & Wilson Auctioneers. llannaek Cily liiinnaek City Kannaek City liannaek Cit'y liannaek City Ueer Lodge Cily Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Huleim Helenit Helena MitiHOula Mills Missoula Alills Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City Helena Herslilield & (,'o. Hnssey, D.ililer & Co. Nowliin &, Weary Herslitield &: Co. Hussey, Dahler & Co. Xowliii) & Weary Baths. Plnnimer, R. Tnrlev & Lee Williams, J. N. Helena Helena Helena Helena Virginia City Virginia City Virginia ("itv Blaekfoot City Helena Helena Billiards. [See also Liquors.] Hnnianainn, J. Kleser& Seliwarize Sabolsky, K. & Co. Blacksmiths. Noye«, 0. R. Pyers, Jtdm Watson, Thomas linker &. Singer Payne, K. Armitage, Jesse Blackmiths and Wagon Makers. [See also Itlacksinitkci.] Paitrns, .J. & Co. Virginia City Books and Stationery. [See also Drugs and Medicines ; tdso Slel'chautB, General.] Gilpatrick & Hryaut Helena Ming, Jolin H. Helena SANDERS, COLE Helena Virginia Cily Virginia City Virginia City Haniiflck City liannaek City liiuniaek City Helena Helena Virginia City A. BOICAN ft Co., San Franoisoo. Photograph Aloums, Fine Qift Books, eto. [ r 1 1 , i ! 1 1 lli'l ii' s !'?! I ! I'l 1] 1 ! t: ' ! ■ ! 1 ■ * I i ' 1! i ' ' !' 1 1 ' 1 J: Iniur* your lift In the NORTH AMBRIOA UrB UrSUBANOX OO. 556 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WooilinlfiSt Abd Miii^.J. II. TILTON, n. W.&CO llt'lcim Vir>tiiiiii Cily VirKiiiiu City Boot and Shoe Dealers. [Svu iiIhu Murchuntii, UbnerHl.| Milliii, N. Ilcloim Ariiitili'oiiu, Williiiin Vii-f^iiiiii City Woaloii, I). H. Virgiiiiu City Boot and Shoe Makers. liigciiuir, ,l'iuiii Cily SvlieiuuJH, IVter Cabinet Makers. [See aJBO Furiiitnro. Ili'lena Carpenters. ISiiuiiiu'k Ciiy Kiiiiiiuck City liaiiii.ivk CiiV Urowii, (i. .M. Deniir, \V. II. roiid, II. .S. Carriage and Wagon Makers. [Seu ItlackHiiiitliti.] Cigars, Etc. [See iilm) Liiinoix; uiitu Mui'i'lmnta, Gciioriil.] Ames, T. 1*. «.V J. A. Ilulcim SitiiniHUM, A. H. & Co. i lli-iuiiu Griniii &, .Mitluiu Vii'Kiiiiii (;ily Stone, V. F. Virginia City Clothing. [Sea aliM) Murvbuut«, Oeiierai.J PoznuiiiHky A:, lielim Coutent & Co. Ilcientt Virginia City Helena Helena Helena Virginia City Helena Confectioners. [See also liakers.] Eggles, George KuTinwarth & Co. liuiiwartli, I'atchner &. Co. Petchner, F. Contractors. GrilUtb dc Tlioiupson Cordage. [See Hardware; alHO Alercliants, General.] ' Dentists. Artman.G. T. Helena Griswold, E. Helena Isbail, J. H. Hclenu Keeler, H. D. Helena Ray, C. T. Helena Frary, L. W. Virginia City DistUlers. % Sliulllur, Albert Ni'ViidaCiiy h Doors, Sashes and Blinds. I See Lnndier.J Drugs and Medicines. [See uIho MercliuntH, General.] Clayton & Hale lit Davii* &. Kobintion IIi Weir & Pope II> WilliainH, TlioiniiH ll< llraiuuiii & Wvronck Nevailu Clayton iV Hate Viruiniii DavinA: Tliorungbinnn Virginia DaeinuH, L. Virginia Dry Ooods. [See aliM) Meruhantti, General. | Ilarrid. I. Hi I'o/.naiiiKky & Kelnu ll< Slrannberger A: Co. Virginia Expresses. ■Icllll ■li'im 'li'im ■li'im Cilv Clt'v Cilv I'ilv ■liiW ■liMlii Cilv Knni«, G. W. HIaiKfoot, 11. lIollailay'H Overland Mail and KxpiexH ll< Stone kV" Howard Indian Crei'k, lli Wiil.lnui&Co. Walla Walla, II. Oliver, A. J. Ac Co. Virgiiiiii Fancy Goods. [See aUo MercbantH, General. 1 Ming ' n II. 1I> Snr 'ole Hi Slo Virginia Flour Dealers. (See albo .MercbautH, General.] Uouglieny Si, Malian Hannack While, P. UuniiiiLk 'li'iiii 'Icllll ■I..11I, 'Icllll Cilv 'Icn.i 'Icllll Cilj- Cilv Cilv Freighters. Donglieny it Maliun MeCaninion, .laiueB Tooibill.K. II. Veariau, Jacob llaiunick Itanniu'lt liunnai'k Uannack Ciiv Cil'v Cil'v Cil'v Furnishing Ooods. Hellinan, M & Co. Virginia City Furniture. [See also Merc'lmnt8, General.] SelieinalH, Peter Heli'iiii (Mark At Mitcliell Virginia City Uentthaw At Co. Virginia Cily Furs, Etc. [See also Meicbunti), General.] Nortli West Far Co. Benton City Simpson, A. Virginia Cily M Gold Dust Dealers. ' [See Bankers.} Groceries. [* Wliolesalo. See also Merchants, General Harby, James Bmnuu k Booge, H. 1). & Co. He 'Gaston, Simpson ft Co. I le Gorniley, Janies He HesBelberg, M. ft Co. He Kerr, Levy ft Co. He [..einon, K. H. He •Morse, Walcott & Co. ^ He *Sparkg, McPherson & Hall ^ He 01 '1 Cily ieiiil jl 'leim 1 'ieiiii U leiiii n leim 'leiiil ! eiiit I leim The PAOIFIO UfSUBANOB OO. laouree asainat Fire and ICarine hasardB. NovilJuCily •< linds. ines. loniM Ili'Uim lU'lcllii lli'li'im llcllMlll I Nt'viidii Cily J Virt.'iiii;i City i| Vliyiiilii Cily g Vii'fds. Virginia I'ity uei-al.] Helenu || Virginia Ciiy || Virginia City iiiurul.l Bentim City Viigiuia City qI lers. imts.Geneinl.] Buimaek City lU'lenu lleleiiii ._ Helena H Helena )[ Helena Helena I . Helena I * Hflena asards. ▲. XOHUIB, Ban VnuoUoo, importer and dealer in Uueio Booka. MONTANA TEKRITOHY. GROCERIES — MERCHANTS. 667 Tiivliir, 'rimntpHon * Co. Tnit iV hiiniiell Clarke, W. A. IlearM At ('<». •Itliiek, I.. K. * Co. •noiee, A. I{. & Co. 'llc'iiil, N. .1. iCIiiKgettfi (,'«). j Con way, M. 'DdaglacH ic Ifei'd Knrwell & ("". 'Ilaiina iV C'l). Kniglit, .1. M. Marx iV Huitteiihciincr •Merk k Co. .Ming,.!. M. •PfonlH * Uimm-U •Kockfellow, .1. S. Hairdressers. Hi •Icna H •lenu HovikiIiIh Citv Virginia Citv Viigiiiia Citv Virginia Citv Virginia Citv ^ ir)0(). \V. T. Helenti Kiniia, .lohii Virginia City Harness and Saddlery. [.SeeaUo ML-rulmiitM, (ivnerat.J Socord & JaeuliH Helena Hats and Caps. I [Sco Clotliing.J Hotels. Ooodrieli, W. C. Hark ley, \V. ii. liulnlieekur, Julill Clark, J. MtCartv, (ieorgo Citv H(itel, 1». It. Hiirchett Cryntal I'alaec Hotel,.). 1». Cox Interiiutioiml Hotel, (!. .). Oerniiiili Tremont HoMHe, FeallierKtun ft Sears Y(amg America Hutul, J. EuvuH Cain|il>ell. W. H. Kiitaii, William I'elkev, K. A. Hill, H. .M. Krangnian, A. Luna HouF'e, A. .TolniRon Adelplii Hotel, K. W. Meeker Deievuii HonHe, \V. H. JolinHOii Idaho Hotel, .). M. Cantiiti I Minmmri Hoiim', \V. H. Ko'.'pi's I RiK)t, H. G. & Co. liimiinek Citv Honlder Valley ll\ven Helena Helena Helena ]lelena Helena JeH'ertion City .letlerHon Cil'v MiHMUila MIIFh I'riekly i'eiirCity I'riekly I'ear City KeynoUls City Virgiiim City Virginia City Virginiii City Virginia City Virginia City White Tail Insurance Agents. Qreeiiliood &. Elsa»ii;per, M^ilter Vii'Kinia City White Tail Merchants, Commission and Storage. Hiikor. ,1. -J. Ciiiroll & Steel Melton & Taylor Dance, Stuart & Co. Dow & VVilHon Dunlap & Hubble Gortiiley, .lames Ilig^iiiH ik llagadorn HijfKiiis, Travig & Bro. MontjjoiiieiT & Co. Moi'He, WaU'ott & Co. SiiiipBoii iV. Warner Sparks, Alcl'herson & Hall Taylor, TliiimpHon & Co. Thompson, Clay Vivioii & .Siin|)8on Waterburv & SlcCoin Boice, .v. R. & Co. Clarli & Mitchell Creifjlilon & Ohle Davis, Hansel & Co. HainiH &. Co. Hyde & Peek Hvnson, (4. W. & Co. Kockfellow.J. 8. Benton City Benton City Benton City Deer Lo(l>{> Ciiy Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helen I Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Helena Virjfinia City Virjifinia City Virginia City Virginia (;ity Virginia I'ity Virginia ('ity Virginia tlity Virjfiniu City Merchants, Forwarding. Baker, .J. O. Carroll c& .Steel Mellon lit. Taylor Morse, iValcott & Co. Doughty, T. JI. Metallurgists. Benton City Benton City Benton City Helena Virginia City Mills, Grist. [See Introductory Summary.] Mills, Saw. [See Introductory Snmtnary.] Musical Instruments. Sanders, Cole Helena Newspapers. [See also Introductory Summary.] BKAVKIi HKAD NliWS Baiuiiick City UADIATOU Helena UKl'CIU.lCAN Helenn UOCKY .MOl'NTAIN GAZETTK Helena DKMOCIJAT Virginia POST Virginia News and Newspaper Agents. [See ai.'. Helena Purveyors. Pfoutenh!;uer & Kibler Virginia City Ilestaurants. Smidt, Jacob Benton City Aldridge iV licnig lliltiiii Appolonid, .1. Si. Co. Hclcnii French &. Ruusii Helcmi Lissner, M. Helena Negus &, Wright He'.".,! Siiangler, .1. C. Helena l iniiey &, Foniian Rcynohls Cilj Brandt, George \'irginia (,'ltv Shuppet, B. Virginia City Seedsmen. [See also Drugs and Medicines.] McLean, K. Helena Stribling, P. T. Helena Stables— Livery. Castle, H. .M. Helena Gooding A:, (iray Helena Higgins, Travis & Bro. Iklcnii Stall'oi'd, Ben. Helena (;asllo, H. M. Virginia Cilj Foster Si, Culver Virginia City Stoves and Tinware. [See also Hardware ; also Merchants, General.] Helctiu McLeod, W. T. Merk. F. U. & Bro. Virginia City Cody,.fohn ilanies, M, •JamcKon, H. Tailors. [Sec also Clothing.] Virginia City Viiginia City Virginia City Tobacco. [Sec also Merchants, General.] Chestnut &. Thornton llesselberg, .M. & Co. Watchmakers. Dindap Si. Co. Heeknian Sc Fry Lewis, Hiile &,'Co. Butler &. (!o. Marston, L. F. Helena Heleim Helena Helena Helena Virginia City ; Virginia City j The FAOIFIO INSUBANOB Ck>. The largest OaUfornla Inaunuioe Oo. f New York. Bnnnack City t Buuimck City : Helena { J lIuleiiuL*, Hfleaal?! Ilelvim ' 2 Ucleim s Helena : ' Helena : | '^evaila City 2 ieUly Penr City 3 Viryiiiiii City ' a Virgiiiiii City 1) Virgiiiiii ( 'ilV 3 Virginia City ^ Virjiinia City Virginia City Virginia City Virginia City enil.] fJl Helena Virginia City Benton City llitli'im ll.'lnm Ht'k'iiii llelcuii H.'i.",,, IK'li'nii Revnolds City Virginia City Virginia City iciues.] il Helena fl Helena iiieral.] Helena Helena, B. Helena Helena Helena Virginia City Virginia City i MASON ft HAMTjTN'S OHQANS. A. KOHIiBB. Agent, San Franoisoo. Helena Helena H I'll' nil Helena Virginia Cil.V Virginia City are. lantg, General.] Heletui Virginia City Virgiiii;i City Virginia Ciiy Virginia City j| UTAH TERRITORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Agricultual Implements. [See hIho .MercliaiilR, Uoneral.] Vickeiu & Sutton Apothecaries. [Sec l>nig8 and MedicnicB.] Ncpiii Bohm & Molitor Assayers. Great Salt Lake City Attorneys at Law< Carlow, X. H. Thoingon, E. W. Wftlinnley, Isaac Lovelanu, C. C. HiKliee, J. M. ' Muefarlanu, J. M. I Svlcr, A. L. Ifeight, H. C. iStoiMard, .1. S. ■Aiiiil'-bv &• Marsbull Haskin.'U. N. illair & Hoge Carter Bros. Hemi)8lea(l, C. IF. 1.0X(J, JOHN V. (see adv. dept. page 3";)) Xarshail ta. Charter Mc'Liniglilin. I). Pawling & Kendall TImrinond & liaskin Lewis, .Janies Davis, Henry Franklin, Spencer Snow, George I'lielps, J. M. Savage, David Mursden, .T. H. Silver, A. L. JolniBon. Alfred Cannon, A. M. McCnllongh, J. D. ■lolniBon, A. Willis, J. T. ■ Cooper, W. D. Auctioneers. I Diirant, Oliver Groat Salt Lake Citv I Hardy, L. W. it Co. Great Salt Lake Citv i Joel, S. \V. & Co. Great Salt Lake City Leventhall, A. Great Salt Lake City Bakers and Bakeries. Orenig, Daniel Great Salt Lake City Kietlinian Si. Co. (lieat Salt I,;iUe CitV Slubbs & Kirkwood Great Salt Lake City Beaver Beaver Blooinniuton Brighani ('ity Cedar ('ity Cedar City Kail view Karniinuton Farinington Great Salt ImUh Citv Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Ijike I'it'y Great Sidt Lake City Great S.ilt '^akc City Great .Salt Lake Citv (ireat .^nlt Lake CilV Great Sal; Lake City Great Salt Lake C'ity Hairisbni;,' Libert V Manii Manti Montpelier I'aris i'arowan Kofkville isaint CliarlcH Saint (Seorge Saint George Spr:ngville Toqnovville Wasbingtou Banks. Miners' Xational Bank Great Salt Lake City Bankers. Clark Si, Co. Great Salt I/ake Cily Hnssey, Daliler Si Co. Great Salt Lake City Jennings, William Great Salt Lake City Nounnan, Orr& Co. Great Salt Lake City Blacksmiths. [See also Carriage and Wagon Makers.] Centerville Kiirniington Yates, Henry Karl, John Onialt, 1). Kros, B. ]{a\vking, John Heiinefer &. Slade Hemiefer, William Margetts, K. B. Xaylor llros. Jones, Kdward I'eyton, James Karniington Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Gieat Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Xeplij Xepbi Books and Stationery. [See also Drugs; also MirchantH, (ieneial.] Brown, T. D. &, Son Great Salt Lake City Greenberg & Co. Great Salt Luke City Boots and Shoes, Dealers. [.See also .Merchants, General BInncliard, J. K. &. Son Gnernev kV Co. Kiser, ('}. C. Seigell & Co. Sloan, William Karniington Great Salt Luke Ciitv Great Sail Lake Citv Gieiil Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Boots and Shoes, Manufacturers. Sontliworth, C. Brigliaia City Clark, John Great Salt Lake City Tripp, K. B. Si. Co. Great Salt Lake City Owen, J. At Co. West, V. W. Allen, I'aniel Hanks, E. Page, Daniel Oifden t;ity Ogden City I'arowan I'arowan I'arowan Brewers. Eddins, Ji>hn Great Salt Lake City Cabinet Makers. [See also Knrnitnre.l Lanten iV Magleby Briiiliani Citv Bell, William (Jreat Salt Lake City ▲. BOMAN ft Co., Sika Franoisoo, rooelve New Books br every Steomor. It!: If ?l rf ' !' \A i \ 1 i, ', M '. I KOBTH AMBBIOA IiTF^ ITrsmELAXlOE OO. ThebeBtoompanyln the United Btate& 660 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Hird, Kdwitrd Ciipener, Williain Din\voo Great Salt Lake Cjty „eek8, John Watten, L Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Laths and Shingles. [See alao Mills, Saw.] Leigh &. Co. Cedar City llurdv, J. G. Si. Son Great Salt Lake City llulkfy, Noe ic Co. Springville Leather and Findings. [See aUo Tanners.] Mackaprang, Peter Cedar City Liquors. [See alio Merchaute, General.] Fox, F. P. Great Salt Lake City Gordon, James Great Salt Lake City Wimnier, Jacob Great Salt Lake City Lumber. [See also Mills, Saw.J Lewis, Ijarsen Snow, Bernard Ellsworth, E. Little. F. Woolley. S. A. Young, Joseph A. Young, Lorenzo Ba8nall,J. W. aalkgher, P. A. Ephraim Fountain Green Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake Cily Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake City Great Salt L»ike City -Neplii Stockton Machinists [See also Foundii< Walton, A. J. Bountiful Walton, W. H. B.>Mutifnl Hanson, Jens MurKai Wilcox, W.W. Prtrow.u Harrison, Aaron SpringviUu Match Manufacturer. Viodlay, Hugh Great Salt Lake City Uerohants, Commission and Storage. Shelton, N. J. Uourne & Needham Brown, T.D.& Son Carney & Stevens Cmnvn &■ Co. Kindlay, Hugh Uone, Walcott & Co. Merchants, Wiley, Robert Miller, H. W. Hart, James H. Ilolbrook, Call St, Co. McNeil. John Oliver, Edward I'Kckee, J. T. Udsenbaum, Morris Snow, L. St, Co. Thoinas, William C. Walker, Thoinas Fillmore City Great Salt I^ke Cily Great Salt Lake City Great Suit I^ke City Great Salt Lake City Great Salt Lake Citv Great Salt Lake City OeneraL Beaver Beaver Uains Bloimiington Bountiful Bountiful Bountiful Brigliuni Cily Brigliain City Brigliain City BriKhain City Cedar City Hawkins, C. Noland, George Brown St, Suuthworth Height 61. Stayuer Carter, W. A. Reed Bros. Allen Sc Slioebridge Auerbuch St, Bro. Barnes, J. S. Harrow & Co. Baasett St, Roberta Bodenburg & Kahn Chiflctt St, Clark Clift, F. D. Gilbert St, Sons Gordon, James Jennings, WiUiam Lees, S. J. Ijesser Bros. McOrath, J. H. McQrorly Sc Henry Ransahotf, N. S. St, Co. Ross St, Barrett Taylor, T. & W. Tii'pp, E. B. St, Co. White, Mathew Wilkinson ft Fenn Young, E. R. St, Sons Kearns St, Madsen Pace, James Taylor, T. & W. Hale, Solomon Hamblelon, M. D. Lonry St, Snedavker Spencer, Frank I'uttle St, Fox Voorhis, Isaac Rainington St Palmer Thurmond, William Eddington, William Wheeler, J. G. Jennings, William Y'oiing, E. U. & Sons Leavitt, Nathaniel MeKav, W. » Co. KaiiHalioH', N. S. ft Co. Kiileock, William West St Young WoodiiianRee, Charles ' Siiiilli, William Duttiii.II. Hieli iV .Sterret .'"iiriiie, (i. W. IlaiikH, Kbenezor Miller, K, E. Hopkins It Vonng Beiitley St (>odbe Beiitley, K Cannon Br^h Huniblin, .1 < ub Anson, Call <.V Co. Bringhurst, W. Uallun Sc, Hutchinson Grovebeck, N. U. Houtz, Jacob Stephenson. ' ' Stewart, W. . Wood, G. D. it Son Eurles, J. H. Gallagher, P. A. DuHin, Isaac "I Nebaker, John Johnson, N. Alexander & Brinee Nixon, Stephen Crawford. W. H. Uuiieun, Chapman CorS. Smith, .Samuel Aldi'idge, liiulmrd Wii.tf. J. Corhitt, W. Smith, Jonathan Anderson, W. V. neruliirul.J..n. Bn><>k & Oliuk CiiniMi, Jeter Crockwell, Dr Oriiisliy, J. S. Uoln'its, Don ('. RohiuHon, J. K. Tnit, William Mucks, Priddy Austin, E. A. Ellis, M. J. Rogers, Dr. McCune, M. Molntyre, W. L. Oakley, M. Savage, David Pendleton, C. C. .Mesfiervey, Joseph Hijifgins, S. G. IvniB, Isrnol Laue, W. T. Pierce, J. M. McLing, James Physicians. Beaver Beaver Bounlil'ul Brigham City Cedar City Fuirvicw Farmingtou Farmington Oreot Salt Lake City Great Suit Lake City (ireat Suit l^ake City UnM Suit Lake Citv Great Salt Lake (Mty Gi'ottt Salt Luke City Grout Salt Lake City Grtiit Salt Ijuke City Great Salt Lake City Hurrishnrg Liberty MoiitpelicV >Ioroni Nophi Ogden Cit^ Paris Paris Parowan Saint Charles Saint (Jeorge Saint George Springville Springville Wansliip Potteries. Croxnll, Cartwright Sc Co. Great Salt I^ake City Eardley Bros. Great Salt Lfike City Produce. [See also Merchants, General.] Chadd, J. T. Graat Salt Lnke Citv Childs, T. W. Gioat Suit Lake City Davis, J. C. Great Suit Lake City Hague, John Neplii Provisions. [See also Groucrios ; also Merchants, General] Brown, T. D. & Sou Great Salt Lake (,'ity Day, D. Great Salt Lake City Lees, S. J. (ireut Salt Lake ('ity McDonald, John Great Salt Lake Citv Meyer, M. (Jreat Salt Lake City Morris, I. Great Siilt Lake C'iiy Showell, William Great Salt Lake (.'ity Silver, Joseph Great Salt Lake City Salt Dealers. Snedaker, M. J. Great Salt Lake City Cole & Cazier Xepb'i Salisbury ft Piatt Neplii I Seedsmen. J Davis, J. C. Great Salt Lake Citv | Wagstatf, William Great Salt Ltike City ' Soap Manufacturers. Poster, W. W. Great Salt Lake City [ Stoves and Tinware- [See also Hardware ; also Merchants, General.] i Boaz, W. Great Salt Lake City Hawkins, Thomas Great Salt Lake City .tones, C. V. Great Salt Lake City Sharkey, R. C. Great Salt Lake City Mure, W. Sessions Settlement Tailors, Merchant. Clivc, Clande Great Salt Lake City Taylor. J. & Bro. Great Suit Lake City 1^ M Southworth, C. Adams, Timothy Osthr, J. J. Owen, J, & Co. West, C. W. Wutt«, Heujaniin Allen, l)iini»'l Hunks, Ebenezer I'age, Daniel Tanners- Brigham City Cedar City Xeplii Ogdeu City Ogden CitV Paragooimli Parowau Purowan Parowau ' Turners, Wood. Bird, James Great Salt Lake Citv Foster, W. H. (ireat Salt Lulii- City Stevenson, E. Great Sitit Lake City Upholstery and Paper Hangings. ; Morris, 8. Great Salt Lake City i Watchmakers. By water, G. O. Great Salt Lake City! Meoks, .lohu ()reat Salt Lake CiiV Wttttcrs, I. Great Salt Lake City : Wool Carders. Bulkly. Noe & Co. Sprintrville Houtx & Straus Springville Woolen Manufacturers. Ashworth, John Beiiver Cnrtwriglit, Thomas Ik'uver Gilis, Elioh Keuver Gilis, Robert Heaver Walker & Sons Cedar Citv Hess, J. W. & Co. FarmiiiKton Wulkor, Lorin Farmington maPAOZFZOnraXTXiAlI'OOOo. TbelargoatOaUfinnUXiunumnoeUa '.or travel. era!.] Salt Lnke City Suit Lake City Salt Lake City Neplii nts, General.] Salt Lake City Salt Lake City i 5 s Salt Lake City Salt Lake City Salt Lake City t Si'Jt Lake CJiy t Salt Lnke City It Salt Lake City J?'U ,t Salt Lake City Neplii Nepbi it Salt Lake City it Salt Ijitko City \ rers- at Salt Lake City i vare. \ milts, General.! | at Salt Lake Citv lat Salt Lake Cii'v at Salt Lake City !at Salt Lake Ciiv essioDB Settlement 1 ant- fat Salt Lake City i iai Salt Lake Citv Briglinm City Cedui' City Neplii ORden City Ogden CitV Para^'oonaL Parowan Parowan Parowan >d. , •eat Salt Lake City '• eat Salt Lake City eat Sitlt Lake City r Hangings. eat Salt Lake City I ■eat Salt Lake Citv! •eat Salt Lake City | •eat Salt Lake City rs. ;, Sprinfjvillell Springville | sturers. Hciiver I Ik'iivetl nt'iiveii IloHvcri Cedar City Farniinirton • FarmingtonJ nmoeUo. jIACOOAIaIi ft XZTTAUXB'B Fi«aoa, OhmpMt nude. ▲. EOHUOt, Agent. San Tranotaoo. BRITISH COLUMBIA BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Agents— Commission. [See ComuiiaHion Agents.] Agents— Insurance. [See Insurance Agents.] Agents— Beal Estate. [See Ueal Estate Agents.] Apothecaries. Hood, A. Nanaimo Jones, M. New Westminster SMITH, H. W. New Westminster LANGLEY & Co. Victoria MOOUE & CO. Victoria Morris, J. N. Sl Co. Victoria ZELNER, W. Victoria Architects, Lewis, K. Victoria Assayers. [See also Banks.] Government Assay Office New Westminster BANK BlilTISH NORTH AMERICA Victoria Attorneys at Law. [* Barristers, t Solicitors.] 'CREASE, H. P. P. (Attorney General) (see adv. dept. page 189) New WestniinBter tDrake & Jackson New Westminster IKisiiop, Rol)ert Victoria tCopland, J. Victoria tDHAKE & JACKSON Victoria 'McCREICHT, J. V. Victoria tPEARKES & GREEN Victoria •KING, D. B. Victoria 'Robertson, A. R. Victoria "Walker, H. P. . Victoria •WOODS, T. L. Victoria Auctioneers. Clarkeon, W. V. New Westminster Kdmonds, H. V. , New Westminster IlHckiiH, P. M. Victoria DA VIES, J. P. tt, Co. (see adv. dept. p. 185) Victoria McCrea, J. A. Victoria ALWAY dD BAILEY (see adv. dept. p. 191 ) Yale HICK, P. SOREL, J. P. Derliam, Ben. NESBITT, SAMUEL O'Dwyer, P. WILSON Sl MURRAY (see adv. dept. page 184) Young, Henry Clair, Pierre McLARDY, ADAM "New Westminster New Westminster Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Yale Yale Banks. BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA, R. Burrell, manager, Barkervillc BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA, D. McCnIlock, nmnairer. New Westminster BANK BRITISH COLU.MBIA, W. C!. Ward, manager, Victoria BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA J. G. Shepherd, manager, (see adv. dout. p. ISJ) Victoria BANK BKITISH COLUMBIA, D.M. Hen- derson, manager, Yale Barristers. [See Attorneys at Law.] Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers. Clinton Lattimer & Grapes McCully, John Holden, John Delanv, Charles ROBI'NSON, J. & CO. Ward, James Bakers. Bryant, John DftEW, C. R. ELLARD, JAMES Harvey, W. Nanaimo New Westminster New Westminster New Westminster Boiler Makers. [See also Foundries.] WATSON & CO. Lytton Naniunio Yale Yale Yale Victoria Books and Stationery. [See also Merchants, General.] see adv. dept New Westminster Victoria Victoria CLARKSON, G. C. & CO. poge 188) IIIBBEN & CO. (see adv. dept. p. 185) Spencer, E. Boot and Shoe Dealers. [See also Merchants, General.] BAKER, SAMUEL Victoria COWPEU. JESSE ' Victoria Heathoni, W. Victoria I'. fr ;|.>^ Miii A. BOMAN ft Oa, San VranoUoo. Biblea, Prayer Booka, Sunday Scbool Booka. eto. HO&TB AMBllTOA IiZm nrBUBAVOB OO. PoliolM tuttutoed by Btcta of New Tork. IMJ I Boot and Shoe Makers. JOHNSTON, WILLIAM New Wegtminrter Oliver Urus. New Weetmiiister MHiiBell, H. Vietoi'itt ShulU, H. Victoria Brewers. Jerkins, William Kootenay PICHT, ERNEST (see adv. dept. pnge 188) WOODCOCK, W. H. BUN8TER, A. Fojtel &, Co. 8TEINBER0ER, WILLIAM Butchers. Saul & Co. Lord Sl Dakia Killroy, I». Baker, George Greaine & Bradley Traintield, George ANDERSON, P. L & CO. DICKINSON BROS. CARSON, HAMMOND St. CO. HUTCHINSON At CO. REYNOLDS &. CO. Towtibend, W. B. Reese &. Lawrence New Westminater New WcBttninster Victoria Victoria Yale Clinton Kouteiiuy Lytton Nanuiino Nana! mo Nanaimo New Westminster New Westminster Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Yale Cabinet Makers. [See Funiiture.] Carpenters. [See Contractors.] Carriage and Wagon Makers. [See Blttcksmitbs and Wagon Makers.] Cigars. [See also Tobacco and Cigars.] ORELLEY BROS, (see adv. dept. piigo 188) New Westminster PICHT, ERNEST (see adv. dept. . page 188) New Westminster BRAVERMAN, R. Victoria OPPENHEIMEK & CO. (see adv. dept. page 189) Yale Civil Engineers and HuiTeyors. Gillette, E. C. Barkerville Gastineau, J. Victoria Green, A. H. Victoria Green, V. W. Victoria Honifray, R. . Victoria Mobun &, Farrell Victoria Stephens, E. Victoria Tiedeman, H. O. Victoria Clergymen. Reese, W. 8. Evans, E. (Methodist) Jumiesou, R. (Presbyterian) •lenns, P. Rondeault, P. (Catholic) D'HERBOMEZ, L. J., Lord Bishop (Roman Catholic) New Duff, D. (Presbyteriun) New Eonquet, L., Vicar General (Ro- man Catholic) New Hayman, H. £. (Episoopalian) New Horris, (Catholic) New Jayol, M. (Catholic) New Pundosy, C. (Catholic) New Sheepshanks, J. (Episcopalian) New White, E. ^Methodist) New Willemar, -'— (Catholic) New Cowichan Nanainio Nanainio Nanaimo Naiiaimo Westminster Westmiubter Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westu^iuster Westminster Browning, Arthur (Methodixt) Cridge, E., Dean (EpiNcopalian) Deniers, M., Lord Bishop (Catholic) Garrett, A. C. Gilson, U., Archdeacon (Episcopalian) Haunts, L. H. (Roman Catliolic) HILLS, GEORGE, Lord Bishop (Episc) Malony, W. (Catholic) Mandart, J. M., Vicar General (Catholic) Seghers, C. (Catholic) Sommerville, T. (Presbyterian) Woods, C.T. Good, J. B. (Episcopalian) Clothing. [See also Merchants, General.] Anderson it, Co. Brown, J. H. COHEN, H. M. Solomon, N. Whear, R. P. Wilson, John Frankenthal, J. Greenbiium, S. Mitchell, Julius Oppenhein, 8. St L. Coal. VANCOUVER COAL CO. Nanaimo British Columbia Coal Mining Co. New Westminster Queen Charlotte Coal Mining Co. Victoiia Coffee and Spice Mills. ELLARD, JAMES (see adv. dept. page 187) McHEAN,.f.G. FELL & CO. RAGGAZONI, T. Victoria !•§ Victoria ' 5 Victoria I 3 Victoria I J Victoria . Victoria J Victoria I j Victoria i j) Victoria , u Victoria i i Victoria j 3 Victoria i 3 Yale h Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria .. Yale J Yale, J Yale M Yale el I M I *l 1 New Westmintter New Westminster Victoria Victoria Commission Agents. Clarkson, W. V. Seclye, H. E. Adanison, W. II. R. Alsop, Thomas Linosuy, Daniel Lyons, William MHllandaine, E. ALWAY & BAILEY BARLOW, A. Coxon, George HUDSON'S BAY CO. KIMBALL & GLADWIN NELSON, U. Si CO. OPPENUEIMER, D. & J. New New Westminster Westminster Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Yale Yule Confectioners. [See also Bakers.] Piper, A. W. Victoria Sandrie, G. Victoria Contractors. I Fenny St, Milardo Nanainio | Gordon ft Blessing Nanaiiuo Cracker Manufacturers. [See also Bakers.] ELLARD. JAMES (see adv. dept iJ 187) NEIJBiTT, SAMUEL Dentists. Barnard, A. Cool, G. W. Nichols, J. New Westminster Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Inturt in the bat Looftl Ootawat, " THB FAOUrxO." Ktnr York. ipisc) olic) Victoria '§ Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria ! Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Yule t\ sral.] Victoria " ' Victoria Victoria i fl Victoria ! S Victoria i ' Victoria i Yulc'li Yale I i Yale 11 Yale fe • I ■ I hi £1 I9l ew Wertmineter » ew Westminster 2 VictoriH c Victoria ' Nanaimo ewWeBtmineter Victoria HiUs. intfl. lew WeBtminster a [ew Westminster § Victoria ' Victoria J Victoria | Victoria . Vicloria ; Yale • Yale 5 Yale 3 Yale i Yale * Yale : Yale I Victoria I Victoria Nanaimo Nauuimo iturers. '•] pt. New WestminBter Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria A. KOHUIB, Bn TnaelMo, imporMf i&d d««l6r ta Muslo Book*. BRITISH COLUMBIA. DISTILLERS — GROCERIES. 565 Distillers. Jerkins, William PICHT, ERNEST (see adv. dept, Kootenay pHtre 188) WOODCOCK, W. H. New Westminster New Westmiuster Doors, Sasbes &nd Blinds. WITHROW, D. page 188) (see adv. dept. New Westminster Drugs and Medicines. [See also Merchants, General.] Hood, A. JoncH, M. SMITH, H. W. LANGLEY & CO. MOORE & CO. Jlorrig, J. N. & Co. gliottbolt, Thomas ZELNER, W. Nanaimo New Westminster New Westminster Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Dry Gk>ods. [See also Merchants, General.] Alexander dt Co. CERF, DAVID CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS (see adv. dept. page 187) Maver, A. ARMt«rRONG, W. i dept. page 187) I Ashwell, G. R. ' Bnllock, Arthur CLIJTE, J. 8. Nanaimo Nanaimo Nanaimo Nanaimo J. (see adv. New Westminster New Westminster New Westminster New Westminster i CUNNINGHAM BROS, (see adv. j dt'pt. page 18U) New Westminster EICHKOKF. H. New Westminster HUDSON'S BAY CO. (see adv. dept. page 18i2) Victoria LONDON HOUSE (see adv. dept. p. 182) Victoria iMcCUTCIIIN & CALLIGHAM Victoria : McLEAN & CO. Victoria '■ Mitchell, V. Victoria TURNER, J. H. & CO. Victoria : VICTORIA HOUSE (see adv. dept. p. 182) Victoria I WILSON, THOMAS & CO. Victoria I NELSON, URIAH & CO. (see adv. dept. page 191) Y'ale OPPENHEIMER & CO. (see adv. dept. p. 189) Yale I Expresses. I BARNARD, F. I. (see adv. dept. p. 190) Barkerville i DIETZ &. NELSON (see adv. dept. p. 190) Victoria WELLS, FARGO & CO. Victoria Fancy Ooods. [See Dry Goods.] Flour Dealers. [See Merchants, General ; also, Mills, Grist,] Foundries. Barr & Co. Bates, A. 8. Bigne, George BLACK, JAMES Bohanon, James Buniett, Alescander Cornwall, C. F. Coxon, George Crawford St, Wilson Davis, J. Davis, M. C. De Nenvion, J. Dietz, William Dunn, George Evans Bros. & Co. Garod &. Geshon Happv. Jack HUDSON'S BAY CO. Hutchinson, N. Kimball & Gladwin Kirkpatrick, T. G. KW0N6 LEE & CO. Lane, William Levi, Charles Loring, S. D. Lvall, George McCuUuni, Charles McDonald & Pbare McLimlen, A. NELSON, U. & CO. O'Brien, James OPPENHEIMER & CO. Pearson Bros. Peters, C. H. Uiley, P. Ruhbins, J. Robinson, George Romans, L.B. Roper Si, Co. Saul & Co. Scott, J. H. Sendlieart, William Sherman, Pierce Smitli Sc Ladner Smith, Robert Snyder & Co. Sutton, W. H. Telegniph Co. ThouuiH, Alexander Toy, Mrs. Turk, James Walker, — Walter Bros Vadder Sc Co. DongaU& Son' Spratt dc Kriemler Victoria Victoria Freighters, Packers, and Teamsters. The figures denote the number of animals employed by each, respectively. Alison, J. Smith, H. P. Ward, B. W. Alway, John Bacigalupi, G. BARLOW, A. BARNARD, P. L Barnes & Co. 20 Hope — Hope 34 Hope 10 Yale 20 Yale 16 Yale 174 Yale 40 Yale 14 40 4 57 18 50 8 61 14 50 37 20 16 38 35 40 150 50 12 10 3.^> 10 75 24 4 28 32 6 124 40 90 4 23 20 20 4 110 12 28 65 36 10 40 10 35 12 300 50 10 S8 4 14 28 Furniture. WITHROW, DAVID (see adv. dept. p. 188) New Westminster SEHL, JACOB Victoria Furs. HUDSON'S BAY CO. (see adv. dept. p. 182) Victoria Oas Works. Victoria Gas Works Victoria Gold Dust Dealers. [See Banks.] Groceries and Provisions. [See also Merchants, General.] CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS (see adv. dept, p. 187) ABhwell, G. R. Cafferty, Neil iiNew yven CUNNINGHAM BROS, (see adv. dept. p. . 189) New Westminster Nanaimo New WestminBter New Westminster A. BOHAN * Co.,Ban TmoiMO. M«dioal, Boientiflo, uidTbeolocioal Books. n <&'!■* i;[|M. 1 1 1 1 ■ ivjiil V' ■M\: w ill. i;l I'f % '■ \ ■' irOBTR AHSRIOA LUIB INBURANOB CO., FoUoies Biumntoed by State of Vew Tork. 566 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. EICHKOFF, II. New Westmingter ELLAKD, JAMES (aoe ndv. dept. p. 187) New WestmingUir HOLUROOK, HENRY (see udv. dept. p. 187) New WeetiuiuBter McBEAN, J. O. New WeiitininHter Miirmv, John New Westininster BOSSl, C. Victoria BKAVEUMAN, S. & CO. Victoria FELL St. CO. Victoria Oilli^^im, P. • Victoria Hicks & Uiunell Victoria Lan^c, N. V. Victoria Promis, O. Victoria Smith, W. B. Victoria WILSON & MURRAY (bcb adv. dept. p. 184) Victoria Wilooii Sc Ricknmn Victoria KIMHALL & GLADWIN (»ee ndv. dept. n. l!ll) Yale NELSON, URIAH &. CO. (aoe adv. dept. p. I!tl) Yale OPPENHEIMER & CO. (lice adv. dept. p. 1811) Yale Qunsmiths. Hneitnn, G. Victoria SHORT, HENRY Victoria McKciizie, A. Hardware. [Sec also MurchantH, General.] liHrkcrville CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS (see adv. dent. p. 187) Nanaimo CALDKR & KEAY8 New Weslniiuster CUNNINGHAM BROS, (aee adv. dept. p. ISit) New WcBtmineter DRUMMOND, J. S. Victoria KKLLOWS, ROSCOE & CO. Victoria KENT, CHARLES Victoria Marvin, Edf^ar Victoria Harness and Saddlery. [See alao Merchants, General.] NEWHURRY, W. Wells, A. C. & Co. Hats and Caps. [See also Clothing.] Adams, R. Victoria Yale Victoria Hotels. McKnnion, William Toy, M.J. Mrs. Ilantier, L. Peck & Sebastian Stone, R. K. Webb, Joseith Clinton Clinton Lytton Nanaimo Niinairao Nanaimo COLONIAL HOTEL, Grelley Bros, (see udv. dept. p. 188) New Westminster Mansion House, J. Herring New Westminster TELEGRAPH HOTEL, R. Gilbride New Westminster Brown & Gillis Quesnclsmonth Fontaine Ac Co. Richfleld BEEHIVE HOTEL, E. R. Thomas Victoria COLONIAL HOTEL, S. Driard (see adv. dept. p. 186) Victoria Eberliart's Hotel, N. C. Bailey Victoria FASIUON HOTEL, C. Brocks (see adv. dept. page 186) Victoria HOTEL DE PRANCE, Bipe & Co. Victoria International Hotel. Chas. Cbadwiuk Victoria Oriental Hotel, P. Mannetta Victoria PACIFIC TELEGRAPH HOTEL, A. Astrico & Co. (see adv. dept. p. 187) Victoria St. George Hotel, E. C. Holden Victoria ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL. P. Mattbiessen (see adv. dept. page 186) Victoria Victoria Hotel Victoriit Califoniia House, Mni. Bowden Yuje COLONIAL HOTEL, Perrier & Latre- monllier (see adv. dept. page 191) Yulo Fort Yale Hotel, Kelly Sc Lane Yale Insurance Agents. Bullock, Arthnr— Royal New WestmiuBter Henderson & Bumaby Victoria JANION, GREEN it, RHODES Victoriii LOWE BROS. Victoria SIl'FKIN BROTHERS & CO.— N. Brit- ish and Mercantile Victoria SPROAT &. CO.-Royal Victoria STEWART. J. R.— City of Glasgow and S. F. Paciiic Victoria TARBELL, F.— N. Y. Mntiml Victoria WALLA(;E, C. W.— California Victoria WEISSENBURGER & SCHL0E8SER- Lancushiru Victoria Iron and Steel. I See Hardware.] Jewelers. Lyons, I. New WestmiiiBtcr Jiuigernum, J. L. Victorin Marks, Eli Victuriu Leather and Findings. COWPER, JESSE Victoria DALBY & CO. Victoria Liquors, Wholesale. [See also Mentbants, General.] Hogiui, Hcnrv New WestminBter i PICHT, ERNEST (see adv. dent, page IKS) New VVestmiiisUT ; Eugene, Thomas Victoria: GRELLEV & FITERRE (see adv. dept. i nngc 18,'i) Victoria ' HUDSON'S BAY CO. (see adv. dept. p. 18J) Victoria WILSON & MURRAY (see adv. dept. p. 184) Victoria SUTTON, W. H. Yule Liquors, Betail. [See also Hotels.] Bnrdick &. Ross Barkerville Martin &. Cook Barkerville Barry, T. A. Ciinierontowii Haray, J. _ Camerontown Perrit, F. ' Camerontown Cottec, William Kootcnay Saxon, Jordan Kootcnay Smith, Robert L^'ttoii Brown, E. New Westmnister DEIOHTON, JOHN New WestminBter GRELLEY BROTHERS (see adv. dent. page 188) New WoHtniiiister RICHARDS, P. O. New Westminster SCOTT, JOHN T. New Westminster Kirwins, P. Richfield 1 1 Smith, Richfield BROOKS, CHARLES (see adv. dept. page 186) Victoria Bums, T. .1. Victoria GOLDON, THOMAS Victoria GritUn, B. P. Victoria KEENAN, J. C. Victoria McKAY. J. G. Victoria Penny & Bro. Victoria RADOVICH, EDWARD Victoria Silver, Robert Victoria i Tho SitMtory of tba PAOmO Uoompo«ed of the beat buainoM men of OAlifiirnie. A. XORLSB'B Mualo and Piano Warerooma, 4M Banaom Street, Ban Tranoltoo. BRITISH COLUMBIA. LUMBER — NEWSPAPERS. 567 Lumber. [See also Mills, Saw.] Wood & Co. Kootenny Hritish Columbia Saw Mill Co. New WcBtniingter MOODY, S. P. & CO. New WeBtniinstcr B. C. & V. I. LUMBER CO. Victoria 8AYWARD, W. P. A'ictoria MaohinlBts. [See also Fouudricg.] Holden, John Nanaimo Merchants, Chinese. KWONG LEE &. CO. (gee adv. dept. page 186) Victoria Merchants, Forwarding. [See alBO Expreggeg; uigo VreJKlitcrg; ulgo Mer- chiintg, Iin})ortitiK and (^uuiiuiggion.] HOLBROOK, IIi!-.>«Y (gee adv. dept. pa^e IW) New Wegtmingter ALWAY Si. HAILEY (gee adv. dept. P8«e1!M) Yale BARLOW, A. (gee adv. dept. p. 191) Yale KIMUALL & QLAUWIN (gee adv. dept. pu^e 1!II) OPPENHEIMER &. CO. (see adv. dept. page 181>) Yale Yale Merchants, General. Buie Bro8. Barkerville Edwardg, H. Barkerville Flovd & Co. Barkerville Mckenzie, A. Barkerville Strong, C. Barkerville Todd & Co. Barkerville Wifkan, J. Barkerville Briggg, Canierontowu Evung Bi-oB. Canierontown Lion & Dudro Canierontown Oppenheinier &. Co. Camerontown Ki8K & Oreenebunni Clinton Buckley, William Kootenay Buniier & Co. Kootenay Dacerg, George Kootenay DeLoyd Kootenay Uppenheiiner & Co. Kootenay Bnie Brog. Lyttun Coxan, George Lytton Frauentlial, J. Lytton lioman, L. B. Lytton Alexander &. Co. Nnnaiuio CEKF, DAVID Nanaimo CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS Nanaimo llirsli, Jobn Nanaimo Keybould & Sbakgpeare Nanaimo .Mayer, A. Nanuiuio ARMSTRONG, W. J. (see adv. dept pnire 1S7) CUNNINGHAM BROS ELLARD, JAMES llurvcy, VV. Morrigg, A. Mullen, B. Girod & Gnichon Gondin, Gilbert NELSON, U. & CO. Parrodin, J. Launiaigtier & Co. Newfelder & Co. BRAVERMAN, S. & CO. KWONG LEE & CO. Sporberg & Ruell' ALWAY & BAILEY (gee adv. BAI] page 191) llLOW, A. dept. gee adv. dept. page 191) New Westminster New Westminster New WestniinstiT New WestminHter New WeBtminster New Westmiiisier Quesnelgnioutii tjuegnelsmoutli Qiiesnelsmouth Qaesnelsmonth Ricblield Ricbtleld Victoria Victoria Victoria Yale Yale Coxon, George ' • » Yale HUDSON'S BAY CO. Yale KIMBALL & GLADWIN (see adv. dept. paife 191) Yale KWONG, LEE, fc CO. Yale NELSON, U. & CO. (see adv. dept. page 191) Yale OPPENHEIMER, D. J. (see adv. dept. p. 189) Yale Merchants— Importing and Commis- sion. HOLBROOK, HENRY (see adv. dept. page 187) New Westminster Bamett, B. CAIRE & GRANCINI Cassamayon, A. Condi, J. P. DAVIES, J. P. & CO. (see adv. Dickson, Campbell & Co- Edgar, D. A. Finluy & Co. (Joldstone, Brog. HENDERSON & BIIRNABY HUDSON'S BAY CO. (see adv. JANION, GREEN & RHODES LAWRENCE, CLARK & CO. L'lloteliur, L. Leneven & Co. I^ewe vt Co. llarsli, (!. J. Martin Brog. MOOREHEAD ft CO. Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria d. p. 185) Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria d. p. 183) Victoria Victoria , Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria NATHAN, HENRY (aee adv. dept. p. 184) Victoria Niittall, J. C. Victoria Pickett &. Co. Victoria SIKKKEN. BROS. & CO. Victoria SPROAT & CO. Victoria Wilkie & Co. Victoria Milliners and Millinery Goods. [See also Mercbauts, General.] Keybould & Sbakgpeare Nanaimo Hem, ftlrs. Victoria LONDON HOUSE (gee adv. dept. p. 183) Victoria Mitcbell, E. Victoria Pickleg, Mfg. Victoria VICTORIA HOUSE (see adv. d. p. 183) Victoria Mills, Grist. [See also Introductory Summary.] WOODCOCK, W. H. New Westminster Soda Creek Soda Creek Lilloet Cay lis Creek Mills, Saw. (See also Introductory Summary.] Wood Si, Co. Kootenav MOODY, S. P. & CO. Burmrd Inlet Music and Musical Instruments. CLARKSON, G. C. (see adv. dept. page 188) New Wegtmingter BAGNALL, J. Victoria HIBBEN. T. N. & CO. (see adv. d. p. 185) Victoria Siuidrie, G. Victoria Newspapers. CARIBOO SENTINEL, Barkerville TRIBUNE Nanaimo BRITISH COLUMBIAN New Westniitister BRITISH COLONIST AND CHRONICLE Victoria EVENING TELEGRAPH Victoria GOVERNMENT GAZETTE Victoria PRICES CURRENT Victoria BRITISH COLUMBIAN TRIBUNE Yale A. BOUAN ft Co., 8i-i Franoiaoo. General Agenta for Subaoription fiooka: ■ 1 1 ■ hi i Tb« PoUoiM of tlM NOBTB AMSBIOA ZiU'll UXBUBASOK OO. bMur Um mmI of Vaw York. 568 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Painters, House and Sign. StodRrdiTliomuB liniikg, Joint & Co. Keokuin, W. 31. New Westmingter Victoi'ia Victoiiu Paper Hangings. Banki, John tc Co. Victoria FAWCEIT & CO. Victorlu Photograpbers. Falton, C. • ■ Camemntown Fardon, <). R. Victoria Gentile, G. Victoria BobiuaoQ, George Victoria Physioians. Brown, David Cainerontown Carrall, U. W. W. NHnainio Grant, K. NiuiHiiiio .Sylvester, Frederick NHnaiiiio BI^ACK, A. W. 8. New We»tininHliT New WestniinHtcr Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Yale C. B. Jones, M. AbIi, J. DAVIE, J. Dickeon, J. Huf^gan, J. HELMCKEN, J. Powell, J. W. TOLMIE, DR. Trimble, J. Turner, J. Brouge, J. E. Plumbers and Gas Fitters. Spencer, J. WALLACE & STEWART WILSON, A. W. Produce. WALLACE & STEWART Provisions— Curers of. [See GrocerieB and ProviiiionB.] HAYWARD, J. Martin BroB. Beal Estate Agents. Adamson, W. H. R. COCHRANE, J. J. FRANKLIN, L. FRANKLIN, S. HEISTERMAN, H. F. (see adv. dept. pa«o 184) Lowenberjf, L. Main, A. F. Tinimerman, J. B. WEISSENBURGER, F. Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Restaurants. Kelly & Patterson Barkerville McJuneBB, J. Cainerontown Levig, W. R. New Westminster Parrodin, J. Queuuelsmoiitli Steel, H. Richfield Cleal, D. • Victoria Seedsnaen. LADNER, T. E. New WestminBter Ship Builders. Bolton & Cooke Nanainio LAING. ROBERT A. Victoria TRAHEY.J.W. Victoria Ship Chandlers. McQuaid St, Co. Victoria Soda Water Manufaoturers. Hojran, Henry New Wcstminrter PhiUipB, A. Victoria Solicitors. [See AttornoyB at Law.] Stables, Livery. McWha, William BOWMAN, W. 0. Diinlap ic Co. I'iurce St, Seymour Williams, J. W. SUTTON, W. H. Lytton Viotoria Victoria Vjctoria Victoria Yub BARNARD, F. I. DaviH, J. Stage Lines. Cariboo, Yale Cariboo, Yale Stoves and Tinware. [See also Hardware ; also Merchants, General] < Buckinan, J. Barlierville CALDER & KEAYS New WeBtnmiHtcr DRUMMOND,J. S. Victorlu DEAS,J. 8. Vale Tailors. Grieve, William PIJICE, THOMAS Welsh, Tlioinaa GILMORE, A. (see adv. dept. p. liewis, LewiB Reid, E. Robertson, A. Whear, R. P. Tanners. Oliver Bros. DALBY & CO. Webster St Co. New Weslminctcr New WestiiiiiiKter New Weslniiiinter 186) Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria Victoria New WestminBler Victoria Victoria Tobacco and Cigars. i [See also Cigars.] | BOSCOWITZ.J. Victoria' BRAVERMAN, I. (see adv. dept. p. 181) Victoria BRAVERMAN, 8. & CO. Victoria CAMPBELL, FRANCIS (see adv. dept. p. IS.")) Victoria' Kevser, F. W. Victoria LL'VVIN St ANTHONY Victoria Lewis, Piiilip Victoria .SUTRO &, CO. Victoiia Undertaker. LewiB, R. Victoria Upholsterers. FAWCETT & CO. Stemler, F. St Co. Victoria Victoriii Watchmakers. Hodgkins, E. Barkerville LyoiiB, I. New WeBtminstcr JnnKeiiian, J. L. Victoria Muras, Eli Victoria Water Works, City. Spring Ridge Victoria Woolen Ooods. JIcLEAN & CO. Victoria HUDSON'S BAY CO. Victoria LONDON HOUSE (see adv. dept. p. Iffi) Victoiia VICTORIA HOUSE (see adv. deirt. p. Ifti) Victoria TLa FAOZFZO INSUBAITCB CO. laaures «sainst Fire and Uarina hMuda. ADVERTISING DBPARTMBNT. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY PUBLISHED BIENNIALLY. TERMS— Advertifing One Page, $40.00 Advertiiing One-Fourth Page, $15.00 " One-Half '^ 25.00 " One-Eighth " 7J60 OT>r COX^ORBD PA.PX3II, SVHCIAJL, RA-rTJESS. 0:7* Copiei of the work are placed on board of the principal Steamers, and in the prominent Hotels throu(;hoat the State and the Pacific Coast. O:^ Volume Two of the worlc will be issued July 1, 1868. Address, PUBLIflHBB AMD PROrBlHTOB, eiS Olay Street, between Montgomery and Keamjri Ban Franoiaoo, Oat LIVEEPOOL AND LONDON ^ND worn INSURANCE COMPANY. 414 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Paid Up Capital, Surpius and Reserved Funds, $15,885,830 Invested in tlie United States, - - - 1,600,000 Yearly Revenue upwards of - - - 6,000,000 ■■» THE SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY. mSURANOES EFFECTED AT REASONABLE RATES. The large resources and personal responsibility of the Shareholders of this Company afford ample security to the Insured under any contingency that may arise, jKrm, B. jOHivsTonr^ ii- ' i .. . 1 :: I, ;■! I, m PAOiriO OOABT BUSINIB8 DIRBOTORT. »mE»F wmmnwt J^^TJD v.r y \Ji V. ' NOS. 245, 247, 249, 251, 253, AND 255 FIRST STREET, I^HOmiBTORS-' ' - ' Manufacturers of Quartz Mills, Flouring Mills, Saw Mills, Sugar Miils STEAM ENGINES, BOILEBS, Asidlgdmat^rs, $f all kiadis, And all kinds of Machinery, and Castings of Brass or Iron. i .'•,/] SHOES AND DIES, Of the best WHITE IRON, Manufactured for, and Imported V by us, expressly for this purpose. RUSSIA IRON SCREENS. W. H. HOWLAID. * .*J" Hi B. AIOELL. E. T. EIHO. OTBUB PALMES. mm FALXEB. > • *) ADVBRTISINQ DBPARTMBNT. ASSAY OFnCE ▲ pr x> li'l n^ t ASSAYS OF GOLD, SHYER, dUABTZ A.Tfn Returns made in from twblvr to tvtrnty-four houbs, in Coin or Bars, at the option of the Depositor. Charges, one-quarter of one per cent., or $3 for lots under $1,200. « ^ » NEW YORK, HAMBURG, LIVEBFOOL, , BERLIN, LONDON, - PARIS, FRANKFORT, GENEVA, • lij (on THE MAIN.) (SWITZERLAND.) Deposits received and General Banking Business transacted. CONSUL OF SWITZERLAND, - - HENRY HENTSCH. r 1 :i 1 1 ; ! ■ 1 ■ ■ ( ■ 1 1 ( ' 1 t 1 1 ( I ' ti i PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. ELAim 4& HOWES, sxAWFAcrruBBBa or fuHr fmUMn^^iuti$ AND WOODEN WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO, MAHUFAOrnBEBS OF OALIFOBNIA BBOOHB AKD WHISF8. Apnts for and Manufacturers of f m. H. Jessnp & Go's Enrela Matcles, AND IMPORTERS AND DBALBR8 IN MANILA HOPE, UHM & COTTOH TWIHES, SHOE AND SADDLE THREAD, CILLINO THREADS, NETS, SEINES AND FISHING TACKLE OF EVERY VARIETY. We have just completed, at the corner of Main and Mission Streets, a Factory for the purpose of nLikin; all dcscriptiuiiB of Wooden Ware, and are now prepared to supply the Trade generally at LOWKK I'KlCEtf, and KUKNISH UETl'EK GOODS, than any other establishment in our line. Dealers arc respectfully invited to call and examine our Stock before purchasing elsuwhoro. Particular and prompt attention given to written orders. 310 AND 312 CLAY STEEET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAI„ iiiEliSHyii 4 FilliiiAllg HO. 24 BATTERY STREET, SAN FRAHCISCO, CAL. ACZ XlNTEl SMALL WARES, POOKET CUTLERY, PERFUMERY, YANKEE NOTIONS, WHITE GOODS, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ■f...^ LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, Ac, &o. Orders from the Interior respectfully solicited and promptly attended to. i ''^f ADYBRTISINO DEPARTMENT. AVOVST HEI^BIMO. KMAITVEr. BTBAVS. HELBING & STRAUS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN e^ s& ^ o ^^ ^ SL "^^ AND Cbina TXrare, CliTLEEY, LAMPS, Site Plated ani Britannia Ware, LOOEDrO-GLASSES, ETC. Nos. 102 and 104 BATTERY STREET, OOBITEIB OF FINE, Champagne, Wine, Brandy & Raisins FOR SA.1L.H:! Also choipo varieties of Raisin nnd Wine Grape Cut- TiNoa at 820 per M in gold coin. Terms Cush. NATOMA VINEVARD, B. IiT. BTTaBB'y, ------ MlOFIilETOIl. Voiit Office. Addr«»», Foltotn, Saerantento County, Cat, E. L. BILLINGS, AGENT FOR SACRAMENTO CITY. acA.xza' iwi^s-aixiT, x*xit.a.xjX7imc. TMTT ill!;; I' 'I til n"\jt' < ii ■ i: I i», i PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT, OAKLAND^ OAIiIFORHTIA. This Institution is the successor of the Pacific Femalb Colieoe. It is thoroughly organized in all the departments of instruction. In easli de- partment, Preparatory and Collegiate ; in the department of Music, both Vocal and Instrumental ; and in that of Arts of Design, teachers of experience and of tested ability will be employed. In addition to daily instruction, the special oversight and immediate direction of the Institution in all its internal arrangements will be committed to Mr. and Mrs. Harmon, whoso success as educators, both in the Atlantic States and on this coast, has deserved and won the fullest confidence of the public. The Trustees assure parents and guardians that the most earnest and diligent attention will be paid to the moral and intellectual culture of the pupils, and no pains or expense shall be spared to promote their health and comfort. The present term commenced on Wednesday, January 2d, and will continue twenty weeks, at which time the Collegiate year closes, and the members of the present Senior class will receive their diplomas. x:xpe:in»e2h. %■'■ Board, Lij;hts, Washinp:, Fuel, with family care and evening inatrurtion, in all the studies in the English course, per annum S300 00 College course, per annum ; 400 00 Any young lady can have a room exclusively, per annum 10 00 Music (with use of piano to hoarders for practice) per term $ 50 00 Vocal Music (private lessons^ 50 00 Class Music, per month 2 00 Guitar and Harp, per term 40 00 French, German, or Spanish, per month 5 00 Tainting 10 00 Drawing 8 00 DAY fi^OHOJ^i^Reil. Preparatory (English ) per month $ 5 00 Collegiate (English O^ursc) per month 8 00 Collegiate (Regular Course) per month 15 00 Payments Quafterly in Advance* For further particulars address, at Oakland, either of the undersigned, S. S. HARMON, ) T, . ., Mrs. F. W. HARMON, j ^'^"^^'P'^'^ OR W. T. HOFFMAN. .*, •»»r T •»'-••• M. rv» > « «--■«• -'-'I IE. [1 eaeli de^ both Vocal snce aud of ;e direction! to Mr. and i btes and cm and diligent ipila, and no icill continue abors of the the .$300 00 400 00 10 00 .$ 50 00 , 50 00 2 00 . 40 00 5 00 ,. 10 00 8 00 .$ 5 00 . 8 00 . 15 00 id, Principals. ^. . ' -.: ADVERTISINa DEPARTMENT. iMtAioiiMixeci. ixx laas. PUBLISHED AT WEAVERVILLE, TRINITY COUNTY, CAL. mM '3'M'^mifmmmm^mMmvm m mmij^mmis mMw^imm. DAVID E. GORDON, Editor and Publisher. A. OOLDSMITII, San Kranctsco. S. n. KHIE:V]>I.Y, Eiieenc City. GOLiDSMITH A FRIENDLiY^ EOSEBURO, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON. .!•••."'■■■ — « ■»«» »- Keep constBntly on liand a large assortmrnt of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Tlats and Caps, Ladies' Oress Goods, Cloaks, Silks, Woolen Goods, Trimmings, Embroideries, &e. Also Iron, Steel, Farming Implements, Hardware, Crockeryware, Groceries, Oils, Paints and Glass. Highest Cash Prices paid for Wool, Hides, Furs, and Produce of all kinds. Agents of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, and Dealers in Gold Dust. NATHANIEL TWINC, 146 Front Street, Portland, Oregon, MA^iUrAOTCBER AND WR0LE8ALE DEALER IN HABNESS, SADDLES, And everything appertainina; to the Trade. AH kinds of Carriage Trimming done to order. TO BE PUBLISHED ANNUALLY, THE PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC & YEAR BOOK OF FACTS. One Volume, 12mo., 96 Pages. Price, 60 Cents. HENRY G-. LAIVGML.EY, Publisher, :<' ii li^r \ 'i " B . 5f" i ^ 1 'if :\ 1 ■.I III '■■ 1 1 , (;■ 1 1 r F' 8 f ' H I h : > i «. I! I' I ; ■ ,■:, PACIFIC COAST BUSINBS8 DIRECTORT. arm ALAMEDA COUNTY, OAL. TO3S. fmm% wmmim fim Is now open for the Season. Situated in the Foot- ff ills at the base of, Mission Peak, having a Delightful Climate, Beautiful Scenery, and' Fine Drives, together with the ivell-known Mt^dicinal Properties of its . Water, make it the most desirable place of resort in the State, both for the Invalid and the Pleasure- Seeker. Daily Stages connect with the Railroad Cars at San Jose, on their arrival from San Francisco, at 10:20 AM., and also at Haywarcl's,on\ arrival of the train leaving San Francisco at 9 A.M.—only three and a half hours' travel from, San Francisco. JKF. REDDING A CO. .A.XiPZXa'E aOTrN"T"5r offxgia.t. PZtSSS, PUBLISHED AT HARKI.Ei:VIIrtiKonu'nti< with cuts larger than U(:»$' paper cutK will not be inoerted. Mining Noticee must invariably bo paid in advance. Book and Job Work done at the Lowest Uates, THOMAS UoyCE, comer of Montgomery and Washington Streets, up stairs, is the Agent of tlio CuRONiCLK in San Francisco, and is authorized to collect moneys for Advertlscmeuts and Subscriptions and receipt therefor. ©iiiii^m aoni« AND GElVERALi STAGE HOUSE, Gor. G and Second Sts., Meadow Lake, Nevada Gounty, Gal. Will be conducted as a First-Class House. Staircs and Passenger Trains arrive and depart from tlic House daily. Passengers booked to any part of tliis State or Nevada. B. F. WHITTEMORB, PROPRIETOR. ■pp ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 1; Sin«Io Copy, 2.ic. rs larger than uvm- the Agent of tho d Subscriptions and IBS House. Stapes depart fioni tlio to any part of this I >ROPRIET0R. Ililik li p mmm CO m CO en TIip universally aoknowlodgod pupcriorily of Santa Cruz over all other places of Summer resort, renders it only necessary to say that the TAcrFic Ocean Housb Is equal to it* surroundings. I I- i i I I'Hi fh ■u I : ^1 f| ! I 10 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, A.T ^dS^M%«^ €/2a^iyitSit< BEV. E. BANNISTER, D.D., Presidt,. 1 m > A full Collegiate course is ofTered here to those who are pre- pared for its classes. For others, it has a Commercial and Preparatory Department. Boys in the Prei)arutory Department board with the Presi- dent, and receive special care at all hours. SESTB FOR A CIRCULAR. SAMTA CLARA, GALIFORMIA. [FEMALE DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC] Primary, Preparatory and Collegiate Departments under a full corps of efficient instructors. | Music, Painting, Drawing, Wax Work, Embroidery, d-c, \ Rev. J. A. BRUNER, Cai-t. J. B. THOMAS, Hon. J. T. McLEAN, Hon. C. CLAYTON, Hon. ANNIS MERRILL, Hon. R. C. HARRISON, San Francisco^ References. A. W. SAXE, M.D., Santa Clara, Rev. M. C. BRIGGS, D.D., Sacramento. Rev. C. V. ANTHONY, Marysvillo, Hon. H. G. BLASDEL, Governor of Nevada, Rev. T. S. DUNN, Virginia City. Rev. a. N. FISHER, Austin, Rbv. J. H. WYTHE, M.D., Salem, Oregon. I • li ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 11 iHilemi 0I potff g»mie, SAN JOSE, OAL. arc pro- 1 lartmciit. he Prosi- Sixteenth Annual Session of this Institution commenced on Thursday, j August 16th, 180*!. The course of instruction embraces all the branches of a polite and useful education. Its aim is to form young ladies to virtue, accustom : them to early habits of order and economy, and to cultivate in them those tiuali- "^ ties which render virtue both amiable and attractive. I ^ip i:m o:^ SkX£ ^3 o Entrance to be paid but once $15 00 I Board and Tuition, per Session 260 OO I Washinff, per Session 50 00 Physicians ' fees (unless it be preferred to pay the bill in case of Sickness.) per Session 10 00 Piano, Vocal Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges, but there is no extra charge for the French, Spanish or German Languages, nor for plain sewing and fancy needle work. i PAYMENTS ARE REQUIRED TO BE MADE HALF A SESSION IN ADVANCE. I Fnpils will find it much to their advantage to be present at the opening of the Bessioni f CIFICI of efficient «£c. a, cramento. rillo, lor of Nevada, ty. ilcm, Oregon. r. L H E D G H I L D ^ E F, This School is pleasantly situated in the southern part of San Jose. P. 8.— Persons wishing to patronize this School can obtain any information regarding terms, &o., by addressing the Principal. T. Vr. SPRING A CO. SANTA CLARA STREET, NEAR MARKET, SAN JOSE Wliolosnlo and Itetnil Dealers in ClOTHtNOt HATSt e00T8« UDtES' A»D CHIIDBEN'S 8H0£$> Crockery, Glass-ware, Plated Ware, Musical Instruments, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &o., &c. v\ I iMjif tm 1; ■ ^ I'V 'hi !.i| ii| m 12 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DIRECTED BY THE FATHERS OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS. FOMDEi]) m mi. mGQEPOBATiiD m im, •Wrrra A. FTTLIi STA.FF, . TWEMTV-TWO PROFESSORS A«0 TUTORS, THOROUftH SYSTEM OF INSTBUCTIOlIf IN- Ijntln« Matliematlos* XSnirllBht A.rltliinotlOf lUtental PblloBopby« Uook-Kooplnsri History, OoosrrnpTiy, TJse of tlie Olo1>es, Penmani^lilp. FRENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN, GERMAN, DIVIDED INTO TWO REGVLAK COURSES: (DJLAg^IE^AIL AMID ©®MMMIE(OIEAfL s BESIDES A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT. Boarding and Lodging, Tnition in either Classical or Commercial Department, Washing and Mending, Stationery, Medical Attendance and Medicines, Fuel, Baths, per week $8 . 00 Total per Session, of ten months, $350, payable half yearly in advance. N. B. — If more than two brothers enter the College, each additional one pays only $200 per Session. The Sixteenth Annual Session oommenced Angnst 27th, 1866. For further information, or for Catalogne of the College, apply to Ber. A. Masnata, President of Santa Clara College, Santa Clara Connty; or to Rev. A. Maraschi, St. Ignatius' College, { Market Street, San IfVancisco. I ALWAYS ( Office, Alann ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. 13 ■laiOS OBOZEI.IKK. OITSTAVVB BTELHOS. OROZEIiI&R & IVX:X.SON, TANNERS AND CURRIERS, SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. HARNESS LEATHER, SOLE LEATHER, SKIRTING LEATHER, BRIDLE LEATHER. ALWAYS ON HAND, AND MANUFACTURED TO ORDER. Orders respectfully solicited. Glein d& ZSverliard, T And Stanufaeturera of H -A. R, IV E S S , SKZIR-TIIVG, SANTA. CIL.AI1.A, CAT^. SAN JOSE FOUNDRY COIKEPANY^ COE. FIRST AND SAN ANTONIO STS., SAN JOSE, OAL stesam: £:ngi]ve2 aivi> I Iron and Brass Castings, Turning and General Work, Ornamental I Fountains and Patent Windmills. Wagons, Cast and Steel Flows, and General Agricultural Implements. J.BONNER, - ■~~- - y - '- ~ - D. McKENZIE. DEALER IN LUMBER, MOULDINGS, DOORS, Also, Red Wood, Pugot Sound Lumber, Grooved Flooring, Planing, Sawing and Dressed Lumber of all kinds. Pickets, Shingles, Split Posts, &c. Office, Alameda Road, near San Jose. Saw Mill near XeasintrtoM, at the Foreat Place in Santa Clara, ::| 1 t :, ! m^ i i» H \^ i r^i 1 1 ' i pi ;• H -If! } il m y u PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIKECTOUY. »5'SP> J. A J. INGHAIMI'S nmwmm ^&m^ wi^wwb, HAVING BEEN THROUGHLY TESTED THE FAST SEASON, Grisria OrZizu'zixi..A.Xj 0.i\.'rxsz«.A.o*rxoxv. THEY DO THEIR WORK WELL. ANr> IlA.Vli: ONLY XO BE2 TRIED TO BE l^IKEl). MANUFACTURED BY J. 11 Pipe, Stoves, Force and Litt Pumps, IRON AND LEAD PIPE, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE, Ooal and Alaolilno Oil, X^timpt), AVIfKN, C.'lilnmcyM uiid HliadoH. Jobbing done in the best manner and on reasonable terms. A. PFISTER dfe CO. Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Corner First and Santa Clara Streets, SAN JOSE, AND omcE 111 cx^Anc street, 8A.3m- ruA-isrcisoo. VVTHBELER & STETSOIV^S OOPT]>a-EOTI3SrQ TWITK SAN FRANCISCO, BROOKLYN, FRUIT VALE AND ALAMEDA, DAILY. Order Boxes in San Francisco at Pacific Fruit Market and Corner of Washington and Davis Sts. In Brooklyn at G. Helmke's Store. OBSERS RESFECTFUILT SOLICITED AND FROMPTLT ATTENDED TO. 6L )N, COM-. L. MPS, ,s, Pumps, ARE, 1 HliatlvH. i % [SCO. 9' K DAILY. c Fruit ."■is Sts. 3NDED TO. ADVBRTISINO DEPARTMENT. 16 ITITEBSTEIR A OADI^ELLi'S AND ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. PIANOS AND FURNITURE MOVED WITH CARE. SAy FBAyCISCO-VTEQ'rON & CO., PaotHo Fruit Market i Oornor of Paolflo and Davis Streets, opposite Oakland Ferry. HHOOKLYX-AX the BXPBESS OFFICE. SITUATED ONE MILE EAST OF HAYWOOD. _ ^m^ This is a Butchers' and Drovers' Association ior the Purchase and Sale of all kinds ol'Live Stock. SALE DAYS-WEDNESDAYS OF EACH WEEK. For farther partioulara apply to Or. 'V^.^V.Zl.lDv ISeoreta,x>3r, HAYWOOD, ATjAMEDA CO., CAL. V. S. NORTHEir, BLAGESHITH AND WHEELWRiaHT, j nBrooklyn, Alapaeda Co., Cal. 'wagons and CARRIAGlFOFniLFKINDS MADE TO ORDER. j PLOWS, HARROWS AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS MADE AND REPAIRED. I HORSESHOEING & GENERAL BLACKSMITHING. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR, BASSZaTT A CO.y Proprietors, BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA CO., OAL. TZXIS FLOXnt IS J»/LA.Ti^ TROl^ THE SSST -WKBA-T TX2S Ts/LAJEnS-^rC >^FFOX%]3S. JOSI3F»H :0^^SS:ETT, Argent, No. 213 CLAY ST., SAN FMANCISCO, CAL. '1 ! 1 i '1 ( i 1! '1 1 ! ; ^' i'lii I hi' ii 1: li:, I I ! :i ■ i'f 1 ' ^i if'vl 'M ■ I j; i 1 1 I'!' I' i i' ■li i i j: 1' 1 II i 16 PAOIFIO COAST BU8INKSS DIKBCTORY. .1. M. I.tSARIVKD. ■1. V. PRWni.KTO.H. OAKIiAND mililiSp PENDLETON & CO., Proprietors, QD Jk^ is:^ LLi jc^ s:? UD cm ,JiXUa :b:x.t:rj^ fj^t^xu-^ rLOTTii, -s7^-A.ii,iiA.isra?E3D. This Flour ia made flrom carefully seleotod Contra Ooata Wheat, and la •apecially reoommended for family uae. Nil, Hin Itaflii HIrrH, Hnn Vranriuro, Vnl, W^Ml^MMWM'hM&M @4E®E1, tiltOWKII, WliOLKSAMC AND BETAIL PKAI.KU IN VcRotabloB unil Klowor Mct-dH. Kriilt anil Ornanipiitnl Treon, n groiit variety nf ViiiUH, Aiiparaf(us, MIranbi'rry I'laiiN, Itohu TriH'x, Oiiiuii anil CabbaK'' l'luiit»,'&c., &o. OXIIDSXIS J^T^Sl PlESI»BOTr'TJX.i:.-K' S O L I C I T E X). Agents are located in the following Towns i LABBE BROTHERS, Portland, Oregon | B. E. HIOKOK, Marysville, Oal. I LOUIS OAIRAND, Snnta Olani, Cal, ; FRANK WARREN, San Jose, Oal. i TOOOO BROTHERS, Ban Jose, Oal. i P. VAN BEVER k 00. (Bee Hive Store) Napa City, Oal. I '^^mti fd'm^hm '^s^w isa«isi®«a OPPOSITE PACIFIC FEMALE COLLEGE, Telegraph Road^ Oakland^ Cal. Bulbous Roots, Hanging Baskets, Choice Bouquets, &c ALSO NEW AND RARE PIANT8 00N8TANTLV ADDED. S. NOLA.lSr, Proprietor. GOPHER ASQUIRREL EXTERMINATOR. Tlip iiiiil('rtil|,'ni'() liiix hivi'iiti'il n OOPIIER anil HQUIRRKI^ TRAP, wliiitli caiiiiDt lip pxi-pIIimI for ciitili- Inp tliP ntiiivo nnnii'il \w*i». It In uliiipl* In constructlnn ; rnnlly m't, iinil lU'Vi-r falls to cati;b lt« llopliiT or Siiulrri'l. ll ■ IH iMiniilly Kiiiiil UK II RATTRAP. Mnniirai'turpil nt HAW liEAMDRO, C'Alj., anaHuia at (SW per ilozi'ii, , iirfiO i:ont9 lor a uliinle Trii|). I'liti'iit applli'il for. May l8t, lHli«. 1>A.VI» N. T»H131L.1»S. I TO BE FT7B3:.ISZXEr> A-T^^THTU A-T^LT^ . The Pacific Coast Almanac and Year Book of Facts, One Volume, 12tno., 06 Pages. Price, 50 Cents. HENRY 0. LANOLET, Publisher, San Franoiaoo, Col. I II.KTOX. ADVERTISINO DKPARTMBNT. 17 BEAZELL €eDW£LL & BIX 9 STEAM POWER, »,ffA.N-XJFA.OXTJIiBIiS OF Igriciiltiiral MjitenieDts of all Descriptioos, StJOH A.S PLOWS, HARROWS, REAPERS, IMPROVED HEADERS, THRESHERS. WIND MIImLS and CRAIBT BELTS Made and Repaired at Short Notice. 0RDISR8 SOLICITED AND PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. iMfflirM mmmi lumm mmti, cal Mathematical, Classical and Scientific School, Fhilosophioal Apparatus complete, with a beautiAil Telescope, Chemical, Mathematical and Aatronomioal Instruments, to unfold and elucidate those Soienoea. XE:RAIS — #1£5, #»0, 0$jr» una #;tO P£:K HICH^tlOIV Of 20 Weeks, Payable in Advance. ital Hraiirhpr, t't ti> *1U I'xirn. Li'rtiirc* on Nntiiral ■'hlloAophv and Chemistry, with I USD uf Inatruinuntu, #10 vxtr i. lluani, liu-luillii); WunhliiK and IrunlnK, H \>er Wei'k. Mu ,1c, 940 per Somilon. Omampnta REV. R. M. KING, PRINCIPAL. GHEABLEI A HARDT^S This Plow has been thoroughly tested by Farmers, and meets their entire appro- bation ; and for ADOIiE LAND it is superior to any Plow in the markets Anise and Soap will not turn them out. Orders are respectfully solicited, and will be promptly attended to. ADDRESS c.^i:^j^j:^t_,^ sc kcamdy, DANVILLE, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CAL. t : ' *l 'll r .1 ■' i I .< 1 ■•: ' ;■< I. W'! 18 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIKKCTOIIY M Q < O 1^ >^ < P4 P Hi Tills Sclionl was first cnmmpncpil on tli<' Nth n( Nnvcinlipr, IWK, by Mrs. G. M. Klnkp, Us iircKciit I'rjiicl|i!il •• tlint limi' It liiH lnMii constniilly liiircnsliit: In fxullcnoi'. It N UMatcil In tlio City iif Oiikliiml, ii tmin Hint in he: I'uliM'ss cifilMiiiitc, lifimtv III ncinc'i-y, HiKl liiclllliin t'ni' iiii'iital anil iniiral enltnri', l» iin»nrpas inlvantiiuPH of :i Tll«»ll«kl'«i>ll r,:\'A O >^ o >^ < Q rnt riinripiil. Siiuf liiwii Hint 111 111 illli (\ In llic Sliitc. Hi' i;ii .'ftlii' «;iliii"l ipccia1 attontion to I)lRckFmit)iin)r, in all itit branches. RopBlring neatly done, and tlie maiiiif'ticturini; ot'all rarming Implemontst, hucIi as I'Iowb, llarrows, WaKOiis, &c., promptly attended tu. All work in warranted. Orders uru respectfully solicited, and v.ill meet prompt attention. MORRISMA ORCHARD SOSCOL, NAPA COOMTY, GAL. Wm. Gouverneur Morris, - - Proprietor. . ^m^ — AGENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO, CUMMINGS & MAXWELL, 415 -A.:MID 417 I5-A.-VIS STREET. I .1 ! ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 21 BENICIA COLLEGE AND i.miiiG AT BENICIA, CAL. C .) This Institution has been in successful operation Twei-ve Years. Its accom- modation for the comfort of Pupils, us well as its facilities for Instruction, are of the FinST CLASS. The location is accessible from all parts of the State. The climate is entirely healthy, being free from the heat of the Interior and the cold winds and fogs of the Gwst. The village is quiet, and free from those injurious influences found in large cities and their immediate vicinity. The Instruction is divided into three parts— the ELEMENTARY COURSE, the ENGLISH or SCIENTIFIC COURSE, and the ordinary COLLEGE COURSE. If desired, Pupiis will be prepared to enter fjastern Colleges. Book- keeping ard kindred branches aro also taught, giving the pupil those advantages claimed by Business Colleges. Especial attention is invited to the ENGLISH or SCIENTIFIC COURSE, as being peculiarly suited to those who wish to obtain a liberal education, fitting them for almost any business in life, and yet want either time or inclination to pursue the Dead Languages. Close attention is given to making pupils thorough and practical. The number of pupils is limited, so that all can have the instruction of a few able teachers, instead of being placed in large classes under the tuition of inexperienced assistants. Pupils generally board at the Institution, under the direct charge of the Principal. Board, Washing and Tuition of pupils under fourteen, per month $32.50 Pupils over fourteen, " " 35.00 Per year of ten months, from $325 to .')50 The rooms are ready furnished. No extra charges. A deduction will be made when two or more come from the same family. SSSSXOXsTS. The year is divided into two Sessions, of five months each, commencing on the third of January, and the 2Gth of July, and closing on the 30tli of May, and the 20th of December. The principal examination and graduating exercises, will take place in Alay. For further information request a circular. C. J. FLATT, I*rincipal. ; m 'ft I- 4 i ! i , I ! I PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ST. CATHERINE'S 1^011111 WMm BENICIA, CAL. This Institution is conducteil by the Sisters of St. Dominic, and is situ- ated in the heahhy and accessible town of Benicia. The phxn of education embraces the various branches of instruction usually taught in the most ap- proved scminai-ies for young ladies. Pupils of any religious denomination will be received, but for the sake of uniformity, all arc required to be present at the regular religious services of the Institution. The scholastic year, comprising ten months and a half, opens on the twenty- first of August, and ends about the first week of July. No deduction will be made if the pupil is withdrawn during the session, except in case of sick- ness. Pupils will be received at any time, the fees to commence from date of entrance. The uniform for Sundays, in winter, will be black alpaca, white collar, cuffti, black silk apron, white straw bonnet trimmed with white, green vail, and black kid gloves. For the summer uniform, inquiry is to be made at the Institution. Besides the uniform dress, each pupil should bo provided with four dresses, six changes of linen, toAvels, blankets, sheets, pillow-cases, a calico morning gown, parasol, six table napkins, a knife, silver spoon, fork and goblet, a straw boiniet trimmed Avith green, a white Swiss muslin dress, a dressing and ivory comb, n hair brush, tooth brush, and nail brush. All articles should be marked with tlie name. TERMS PER ANNUM-Payable half-yearly in advance. nOAKI* A WW TtriTIOW ««S5.00 K.1'TK.1W4'K lO.OO WA8II1XO 45.00 rUPll.M KBMAIWISrO AT Tll£ Af'AUEHV niTKIXO VAt ^ TIOST. wii.i. nt: «,'iiAK so,oo DEAWINO, painting AND MD8I0 POEM EITEA OHARQEB, Thrrc is no extra chnrre fur the French or Spanisih Langu.r nor for ^?r(lie Work. All correspondence of the young ladies will be subject to the inspection of the Superior. Letters may be addressed to Sister LOUISA O'NEILL, O.S.D, Prioress. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 23 SmiTH « CHISSISBRO, ^ ': BIAIBT STKEET, KTA-PA. CITY, i^mpwAm '9 €? AND AGRICULTURAL IIKEPLiEIIIIEKTS. '■ The long residence of this firm in California, together with their extensive acquaintance with the wants of the trade, enable them to conduct the business of their establishment profitably alike to themselves and customers. Their facilities for supplying every quality and description of goods in their line, are surpassed by no other house in the business. Their Prices will always correspond to the lowest market rates, AND THE TRADE CAN KELY OX HAVINO THEIR ORDERS KILLED Witli X>i(«patcti to any pni*t of tlio Pacific C'«»nKt. AND C'ONNi;C'riN(i DAIIiY WITH THE STEA.MER AMELIA., AND WITH THE WHITE BULPHUE, CALI8T0GA, (iEYSEH, SONOMA, AND PETALUMA STAGES. The down Freijjlit Train leiivcH Niijia at I P. M. The un I'asscngcr Tmlti Icavi'ii Hiixnl at 2 P. M., or on tlic uirival of tho Steamer. The down Passenj^er Train kavos Napa at 3 P. M., connecting witli tlio Steamer for San Francisco. Tho Freight Train for Napa leaves Suscol at 4 P. M. JPA.x>e oAoIi s^vny-f ^S*±iPt-y ooxxtw. A. Y. EASTERBY, President, and Genl. Snp't. A. Y. F.ASTKUIIY, C. llAltrSON, N. rOUMIlB, n I R 1 ; c r o ii s . H. II. WUODWAUn, El (JKNK i. srr.LiVAV, ,1. H. I>.MAN, SAM'I, UHANNAJi. i!i!l I ill :};.i,,:h :\i& •'it :% t ■ ! 1 1 Vf ; 1 S4 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. NAFA LADIES' SEMINAfiY. ^m^ Boarding and Day Scbool for YoHng Ladies, NAPA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ■ ■■^ This institution entered upon its fifth school year with the present session, which opened July 17th, 1866, and will continue for five months and a half, or twenty-two weeks. The ensuing Term will commence January 2d, 1867. The location of this Seminary is delightful, it being situated in Napa, noted as one of the most healthv, accessible and beautiful towns in the State. The new and commodious buildings fitted up expressly for school purposes, offer superior accommodations for boarding, as well as day pupils. No efforts are spared by those in charge of the school, to make it an institution of learning, that may fully meet the demands of a discriminating public. j The course of study is the same as that pursued in the best Seminaries in the East, comprehending the useful and ornamental branches of a complete fcnialf education. Special attention given to the Musical Department. Pupils can enter during the term, and be charged from the time of entrance PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE. Boiird, Wnshiiig niiil Knglisli Tuition, per month of foii- ivocks $30 00 Ai'udemic Course ^ t • • 35 OU TERMS FOR DAY SCHOLARS ; Primary Department 1^3 to $ 4 00 Preparatory " 5 00 Aciul'-niir " (i 00 Musi<', with use of Piano, for practice 8 tio Without use of Piano 6 00 Vocal Music — special lessons 8 00 Lanf:ua;;es, Ancient and Modern, each 4 00 Oil Painting 8 00 Drawing 4 oo Embroidery 3 00 Any further information willl be promptly given upon application to MISS M. S. McDonald, Principal ^m •'W'n'M? nc of cntriuicc $30 00 ^. .. 35 00 y,i to $ 4 00 5 00 (i Oi) 8 00 fi 00 8 00 4 00 8 00 4 00 3 00 ion to ALD, Principal ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, 25 IlFi iOIllfllill IlSIIf If I FOR f 0ttttg ^Um mi (^miUwmu « m I This IiiHtitiition is liu'iitort in Napn City, wliicli, in jxtiiit of diiniilp and natiiriil sconciy, is unsiirpasscd in till' Sliilc. It is easy of access, tlii'ic bi'inn a ilailv liuut I'Mni Sail KiaiiciscM, and dailv sta,i;cs IVoiii Sacranicuti) and Hi'nieiB. It is on tin- liiir ol'triivcl to tlic Wfiite Siilplnir Springs, Calisto^ra .Springs and llic dcvscis. Tlio buildiiiK is constructed willi u special \\"W to il mixed school . Tlu^ liesi learliiiii; talent of the Slate will be se- cured at whatever expense. Tlioroiifiliness in sclndarsliip will over lie proiiihieiil hetore tlie iiislinctois. 'I'lieie ure two liiii' liymnasiunis and unijile plav Krouiid-^ connected with the lii-titule. The teacheis loide in the liiiildiiij.', and have a constant oversifrht of the students who are Imarders, but cannot be responsible I'ur those who board iu thu towu or country. The govornuiuut is mild, but lirm. C^ A. IL, E TV 1> A. It . The rnllcftinte year is divided into two sessions, of twenty-ono weeks each. Tlip first session will bpjrin July 2iith, 1SI)7, and en"d December '2:ii\. The second session will' begin .lanuary 3d and end June 1st. \Viut«r vacii- lion two, and the summer vac; lioneiglit weeks long. rru I T I o IV . Common English, per month $3 00 Higher " " f> llO Latin and (Jreek, with above 8 UO E X T H A S . Modortt Languages, each, per month S4 00 II:)ok-Keeping " ■') 00 Music, with usuof riano " H IX1 Embroidery " 4 1)0 Drawing " 3 00 rainting in Oil and Water Colors, per month 6 IX) Itourd, with Furnished Kooni, per week 5 C) Hoard, Knrnished Itoom, Washing and Mght per week (i 60 N. n. — Aggregate expenses per year from i*.SOO to $400. Pupils can enter at nnv lime, and will be charged frum time of entering. For further parlicularu, address W. H, TUUfiKU, A, M., Vvinvi^nU. 8 M i I H'l !i' U !M i ?i 26 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. SOTOYOME HOUSE SONOMA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. This long established House has gained a mde spread reputation througliout ' this section of the State for its home-like conveniences and comfortable apartments. [ Here the stranger is made to feel himself at home, and his every want antici- pated. The Rooms are neatly furnished, and well ventilated, and the Table supplied with the best the Market affords. This village being situated on the West bank of the Russian river, in a pleasant and healthful valley, is a most inviting resort for the invalid and pleasure seeker. B- O- T^SJGHIT, FROFRIETOR. LOWEST RATES OF FARE AND PASSAGE TO Will leave Commercial Street Wharf every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 12 oVIock M. Returning, leaves Petaluma every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 11 o'clock A. Ji. T. F. BAYLIS Tlio villnKo in wliich thifi Institution is looatpd, ifi doliglitnillv nituatod on KusKian Rivor, in tlio (^ninity iif SonontH, tliirty'two milcti iW>iii Potaluma, iu a diatrict unrivaled fur salubrity of climato, b*>nuty uf acciiurv, and lilgli xucinl advantaKva. TlioScliool Iia8 boon in operation, nndor tlio direction of the prpupnt jnropriotorH, for thrcii ycnm, diirinf; which tinio it hait gained for itHelf a standing tliat JuKtiy commendH it to all InondH of learning. The oflioliiHlic year in divided into two tieti«iunH, of live months each, commencing about tlio lint Wcdueiiduy of Augubt and January of each year. »■» RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION, I»A.yA.Mi.E IN A.DVA.NCE. Frimary Department $12 5(1 Interineiliatc . . 1 r> 00 Prepuratory 20 00 Scientific 25 00 Classical 30 00 Music, with use of instrument 40 no Vocal Music in special classes 10 00 Janitor's Fee 1 00 For (Urthor information, address either of the Troprictors. J. W. ANDKIi.SON. A. M. E. 8. STOCK WKLL. Or, CnAS. E. IIUTTON, A. H., Professor of Matheraatics. SO m¥t H i n^g"n E W. SELF-BEfiDUMG WIND KILL, MANUFAOTUBED BT CtEOUGE STEVENS, A ST., ADJOINING D. FOED'S BLACKSMITH SHOP, EEDWOOD CITY. These Mills are the most simple and efficient ever yet invented, and are got up al prices which defy competition. Every mill is warranted to run with as little vitid n» any other, and at the same time will, without any attention, so regulate itself, Pioneer Dealen In and Importen of HARDWARE, CROCKERY, AOBICnLTUBAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINES, COR. MAIN & EL DORADO STREETS, STOCKTON. California InBurance Ck>mpany Agency. Iiogal Tender Notei Bought. Exchange on New York Booght. Corner Main and Confimerce Streets, STOCKITON, C ALIF-ORIVI A.. HANUFACTUBBRS OF QUARTZ, SAW AND GRIST MILL IRONS, Steam Engines, Horse Powers, Mining and Irrigating Pomps, Oar Wheels, Derrick Irons, House Fronts, Iron Fencing, Balcony Bailings, &o., at San Francisco Prices. «3r. WB© ; ATTORNEY AT LAW, ODD FELLOWS' HALL BUILDINO, COMMISSIO CASH ADyAN( ADVERTISINO DEPARTMENT. 31 OITIOE OF J. I>. PE21?£:R«9, (SucccsRor to Poten ft Jackion,) COMMISSION & FOEWARDDrO MERCHANT, ft DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF GKA.I1V, f X^OUR, 1BAG», JSc o . Two doors below Dooly & Co'g Stage office, on the Levee. CASH ADVANCES HADE OS WOOL. S|^~ WOOL RECEIVED AND SOLD ON COMBItSSION. STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA. Notary Public, Conveyancer, Searcher of Records, Commiasioner of Deeds for Different States and Territories, Insurance, Real Estate and General Agent A-t Office of C. nCo Weliep, Peninsular, Stoolcton. EIi DORADO FIRE-PaOOF BUILDING, EL DORADO ST. {Opposite the Theater) « ^«» > I beg leave to inform ray friends and the public in general, that I am prepared to furnish FINE HACKS, ROCKAWAYS, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, At very reasonable rates and short notice. I have a spendid sslection and large number of FINE YOUNG HORSES, sound and free from vice, of fine style, and capable of going as FAST as any gentlemen cares to drive. PRIVATE TEAMS, WITft ELEGANT ROAD WAGONS, of all descriptions, for parties visiting the BIG TREE GROVE, YO SEMITE FALLS, and any interior locality, always to let at the shortest notice, with or without drivers. I employ none but careful and accommodating men. By the Day, Week or Month, with the best of care. Thankful for past favors, I hope, by strict attention to the wants of my patrons, to merit a continuance of the same. Information in regard to Interior Roads cheerfully given. M. MAGNER, PROPRIETOR. OARRIAOE AND mTAGOlV miAKER^ Main Street, between Sutter and California, Stockton, Oal. FOTARY PUBLIC ANB COFVEYAFCER, OFCicx:. coiTivr iiotjsx:, st'ocikt'om'. caxj. !i 1' : h H In 1 ^ 1 ' ^ ' * 1 32 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WILLI /VM I». IMILLEK,, carriage: laAnrnFAGTUREiR^ CORSrER OF VHAWET^ AWD CALiIFORIV^ %. STREETS. Carrlngc raintInK, Trlminliii.', Woml Work niiil UlackKniltlilni; of nil kinilfi, done with ncatnrsA and illnpntch. On liand and made to order, SIbkc, f'relKht, Karin, Kxpress, and Stdo Spring Wagons, Top HunfKloii, Sulklcii, etc., etc Weber Avenue and California Street, STOCKTON, CAL. rioaiinntly nttnated, eauy ofancrfiii fVoin all parts of the State. Movement Cure, Electricity, Bathing, and ail lly^i- enic a)iontK nppiicd for the cure of dineases. C OR A'tTOW, M. ■>., (imduate of Medicine, R. 8. MACBETH, M. ]>., Ornduatc of Ilygleo Tliemu- pathlc College, New York, I'roprietors. SEND FOU C IRC U LAU. MARIPOSA & SACRAMENTO STAGE LINE, S. A Z. FISHER^ Proprietors. Runs daily to Sacramento and Maripofia, commencing June 2d, 18G6, and leaving on alternate days thereafter nt C a. m., arriving on return trips in time for San Fran- cisco boat. Also oonnecting with A. 0. Thorns' Line of Stages for VISALIA at Hornitos, passing through all intermediate places. OFFICE — CENTER STREET, next door to LEVEE, ^3 a CS> C9 Iks. a CD CQ 9 C^SXllo MOODY & BAXTER, : : : Proprietors. Only the Finest Brands of Wines and Liquors at tliis Establishment. Forwarding and Commission Merchant, COMMEBCE & LEVEE STS.» STOCKTON, CAL. » ££ £2^ CE> %9;7 S:? 9 NOTARY PUBLIC, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER AND COLLECTOR, MAIN STREET, opposite Court House, STOCKTON, OAL. Copperopolis, Murphy, San Andreas, Mokelunme Hill, Sonora and Colutnbia LKAVK KVKIir WEKK KRnH CORSBR I.EVEB AVD C'EKTBR aTREET*. i ADVKRTISINO DEPARTMENT. 3?» DEAL.ER IN MEDICINES, HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, RISADY-MADE CLOTHING, ETC. y. B.— Attention given to Dentistry, All Work Warranted. SONOBA AND COULTEBVILLE mil $ txntzz snoE ttm, Departs trom Sonora T'uesdasrs* rriiursdays and @taturdays for Coultervllle and all Intermediate I'olnts. SHORTEST ROAO TO YOSEMITE VALLEY- OFFIOE-OITY HOTEL, SONORA, OAL. BOYD ft NEWCOMER, - - PROPRIETORS. AT THE JUNCTION OF BROADWAY AND WASHINGTON STREETS, O. FALiIiOIIily « - . Propriofo3P. ! eOOD ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAMILIES & TRANSIENT GUESTS, AND PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. MONAHAN & WHIPPLE, I.IVERY A SALES STABZuZS^ OPPOSITE BBODIOAN'S HOTEL, WASHINaTON 8TBEET, 0X0-0X1..^., O.A.1LM. ^- i'artici:lau attention oiven to transient custom. „£I TO BB I»TTBX.ISIiBr> AJJITTTAT.Ti'g'. The Pacific Coast Almanac and Year Book of Facts, One Volume, 19mo., 96 Vagee. Price, SO Cents, HENRY G. LANGLEY, Publisher, 8AJT FBANOIBOO, OAIi. I' I I n: ^ )■' I I! ,.: I 34 PACIFIO OOAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. M J« xi.vTei&»3E:xj.Xji» OENTEB STBEET, Oppasite Wells, Taigo & Oo., STOCKTON, OAI, XANVFAOTDRKR Of ALL KINDS Of A.mn DEALEK IBT W08TE!VH0r^M CITTI^ERY. HATa ASD CAPS MADE TO OHDEB A!VD VEATLY KBPAIBE0. B. A.. COX. ri. m:. MoicEPrivcY. E COX « moKEimVET, £ STOCKTON, CAL. TJ. S. Cnrrency Bought and Sold. DEPOSITS RECEIVED. COLLECTIONS MADE. PIOIEB IMBY Am SALE STIBLES, West Side of the Plaza, COPPEROPOLIS, CAL | W. D. BEARDSLEY & CO., Proprietors. CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS AND SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE ON REASONABLE TERNS. Parties RoliiK to the Moiintnlnii, ItiK Trees mid VoHcmite Falls, wisliInK Teams, can be fumlslied witb drivers, If desirable. Particular attention paid tu Transient and lioardlnK Horses. CT- PRICSS TO SUIT THE TIMES. ^ NORTH AMERICAN HOUSE, Stockton, Mokefarane Hfll and Mnrpby's Roads, FOUR MILES FROM JENNY LIND. < »m» »- ST.A.O-E8 OZfCAJTOS XXOXiSSS A.1 TXZE .A^OTTS XZOTEXi. JAMES GOLES^ Proprlotori BATHS I BATHS I WABH AHB COLBI WasMikgtoik Batk Hoii$( A Hair Br$$$iiig Saloon MAIN STREET, MOKELUMNE HILL. CAL. Tlio rroprictor take* pleasure In annoubclng t:;e Diet that he has recently fitted up hit Establishment In superb style, where he will b« happy to serve all who may favor him with their patronage. IVM. BATZ> Proprietor. ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. la^ii^iia imm MAIN STREET, MARIPOSA, CAL. 0. S. TERRY, - - ■ - - PROPRIETOR. The Proprietor is now prepared to furnish the best DOUBLE AND SINGLE BUGGIES AND SADDLE HORSES. YOSEMITE TOURISTS FURNISHED WITH GOOD HORSES AND GUIDES. tOSEMITE LIVERY STABLE, I MAIN STREET, MARIPOSA, CAL. JOHN K.- M:cCR,EA.I>^X', - - Proprietor. « -mmm > ! The Proprietor is prepared to furnish Travelers with the best of i BT" Parties for the YOSEMITE furnished with Safe Horses and Experienced Guides. Corner Fifth and Main Streets^ H. SCBLAGET ER. - - - PBOPBIETOH. Tlio I'roprictor of tho abovp Hotel takes ploasuro In informing tlio traveling public that lie has recently rctittcd the above hou8c, and added thereto tho luxury of a Hot and Cold liath. The house is well ventilated' contains good single and double bods for families. Also ample accommodations for parties visiting the Falls »nd Valley of Yoscmito. TELEBRAPH LINE OF STAGES FXioi.a: SAN JOSE to VISALIA, KERN RIVER, CLEAR CREEK and OWEN'S RIYER. Loaves San Jose, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, THROUGH TO OWEN'S BIVER IN 4 1-2 DAYSt A. 0. THOMS, PROPRIETOR. Jl! m I ^'1' '4 1' 4' I m Vf, J, :il 36 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HORNITOS AND VISALIA &» a> ^Al €3;- 30 Xj.X3Mr3ES. CARRYING U. S. MAIL. LMTSS YISAIiIA lYlRT mm I. w. halvih, MiopiMExon. VISALilA HOnSE^ CORNER MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS, VISALIA. WM. HARLAND, PROPRIETOR. DR. M. O. I>A.VElVI»OII,X, VISAI^I^, DEALEB IN Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Articles, SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, die. BELLA UNION HOTEL, ^ LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA. | John King A Go. - - Propriotorsi Only first class House south of San Francisco. All the Stages to and from Los Angeles arrive at and depart from this Hotel. LOS ANGELES & SAN DIEGO « ■»»•■ » A« 1^« SlUsMT. FEOiFEIlf©!. Leaves Los Angeles every Satuitlay morning at 7 a. m., and returns on Wednesday at 4 p. m., ' passing throuf^h Anaheim, San Juan and San Luis Rcy. | OFFICE AT BELLA UNION HOTEL, LOS ANGELES, ' ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 87 BANNING & 00. 0jiiiiiw^j0ti ^aniSiimawa ahi ws ABiaaMS. PKATiETlS IN " " f • 5) «.«. ^«-Lg) AND PROPRIETORS OF THE WILMINGTON AND LOS ANGELES, ^ AND Los Angelos and San Bernardino XT. S. ^^A.XXj SXJ^a-S XjX^TSS, And Union Wagon Manufactory, & Wilmington Harness Manufactory. SAN PEDRO AND LOS ANGELES. Also, Froprietora of Stage Lines from OIiBAR ORBBK JLNJO !1 ii.| I'l • ^:!!i : '■■ I' '}>' I m ■< ' 14 1 il ', 1 88 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. G. ITir. CHESLiIST, 51 Front Street, Sacramento, Cal. IMPORTER AND JOBUKR OF FINE GROCERIES, PROflSI Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, C. -WATKUWIOVUK, I San Francisco nnd Sicramcnio. ) f ,1. -W. I.i:aTEK, ' I Nerr York. WATERHOUSE & LESTER, ZX<^PORXSXtS OF lABB-VOOB lUMBBB, COACH, CAMUAeE & WAGON STOCK, Nos. 29 and 31 Battery St., San Francisco. Nos. 17 and 19 Seventh St., between I and J, SA.OIlA.MEISrTO, O^I.. GRASS VALLEY AND MEADOW LAKE, SIX HOUSE DAILY STAGE LIFL'. ■VTA. NEVADA, LAKE CITY, SNOW TENT, EUREKA, BOWMAN'S, JACKSON'S and WEBBER'S, OonneotiDg at MEADOW LA££ with the VntaiNIA STAGES, and at| aBASS VALLEY with the OOLFAX and MABTSYILLE STAGES. ~ ^^ D. B. NYE, PROPRIETOR. ^ r, Cal. lors. BTT York. II' 1, OCK, SCO. andJ, 7BEKA, BjR 9) I^ES, and at STAGES. I. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. sa HOLBROOK, MERRILL & CO. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN STOVES, TIN PLATE, SHEET IROIsT, LEAD AND IRON PIPE, PUMPS, ZINC, WIRE. Tinners' Stoct, Tools anl Haclios, jLVin ^aiAJHTTJFA.a'rTTJRJElK.e OF TIN, SHEET mON AND CO PPER WARE. Our Importations being direct from the ZS&stern States and Europe^ mre guarantee to furnish Goods at the IioiRrest Market Rates. 'i *..i 176 AND 178 J STREET, S^OEi^MElsrTO, CA.L. .A.xa-r> COMER MAIN AND CEDAR STREETS, 11 I i; hi! n ' i it' I 4 40 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. JLlFHaHSE BIHKEM & U. IMPORTBBS AND DBALKBS IN CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, China, Glass and Qneensware,; Kerosene Lamps, Oil Lamps, Oloben, Looking OlasaeSf Cutlery, l BRITMKIA & PLATED WAEE, SILVER PLATED TEA SETS, GTUxxarA. Diig-xTSR ssts, — AND — 'i No. 138 J HTREET, | Between Rth and Otii, Sacramento, Cat. ■A^J.'J'ini' ;: GofldR Bcnt to Biijr p«rt of Hie City free of Cliargv, mid packed to go rale to any imrt of tlio oouiitry. F. A. GIDDS. E. IIOLMEd. GIBBS « BOIiBIES, IMPOHTBKS OP IRON, STEEL, HARDWARE, \ CUMBERLAND COAL. AND 33 1 j^ CJ 3EG S ££ X ^ S. LABOB SIZK TBBBZJO BB1yR|iep8la,^tc. a. p. FI^OBBBO. dOHV coaritAD. FLOBERG «& 00]SrRA.r>, Watch Makers and Jewelers, Ho. 60 J STREET, bet Second and Third, In O. O. MUIB' Old Bank, 84l(B]&liSltaSt''Jli>» (Bii&t Have always on hand a choice variety of Fine Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Ware, etc. Watchei and Chronometera repaired aud wamnted. Jewelry made and repaired. d^L WILLIAM GUMMINGS, ^^ IMPORTER OF WiTU JIWILIY AN! smnjiii WW 120 J STREIBTy S3 «l^ 09 £X2 ^E^ aSXS OB S? ^CP CD o CSa^C^Oau WATCHES GABBFULIiT BBFAIBIO}. im. ^m a. B. SWINBRl ON, WHOLESALE AI7D RETAIL DEALER IN STOVES, TIN & HARDWARE No. 193 J STBBET, Corner Seventh, Sii(gm^SmES7V(Q)s) ^^^ f ADVERTISING DBPABTMENT. 48 H. S. CBOCKEB & CO. (0 A JEftx^Jm Printing and Stationery, etc., at SAN FRANCISCO PRICES. 8ETH B^BSonsr, ARCHITECT, 187 J STREET, S^CR^MENTO, CAJIu. SA014 Mllf Bmm WAWT. BOARDINa SOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, 75 Tenth Street, bet. F and G, Sacramento, Oal. BOJ^:R.r> OF Il i \ \ ft 46 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS OIBBCTORT. 333BAX Ai^i. ORDERS irir.i:. be cari:fiji.x.y and prompi.i,y atteivded to. QELA-TT & MOORE, ^I^PITTX: COUNTY, CA-Xj. Connecting at Genoa with PIONEER STAGE CO., and at Silver Mountain with Lines for , > , ., . MURPHY'S VIA BIC TREES. ID 1»^ '^^ "^^ «w» a SOHORA, TDOLDHNB COUHTT, CAL. < »»» t This famous BAR and BILLIARD SALOON will supply the finest brands of Liquors and Ciqars, as it has always done, our motto being to keep nothing BUT the best. SMITH &; LEONARD, Proprietors. f»i H^ lU 48 PAOIFIO COAST BUSINESS DIREOTORT. MAIN STREET, BELOW ENGLISH, Near Railroad. Depot, ^i/LA,^ CA, The UNION HOTEL, from its close proximity to the Railroad Depot and Steamboat Landing, is the most convenient stopping place for strangers. Stages arrive and depart from it daily. The House having lately been enlarged and refitted, possesses accommodations equal to any in Town. The Table is supplied with the best in market, and everything in season. MEMEMBEB, ** UNION HOTEL.** E MATTHIES & A. PFEFFERLE, Proprietors. 202 J STBEET, between 7th and 8th, SAOBAMENTO, CAL. BEST FAMILY GROCERIES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, TULARE COUNTY, CA.L. WHOLKSALE AND KKTAIL DEALER IN Farmers, Hinen and Hining Companies supplied on advantageons terms. 8T0PACE TAKEN IN LARGE FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE. Peonliu VsoiUtiaB for Beoeivins and Forwardins Oooda. At^tlL 91&09>8 9)0' VI&8>V t^ i&y^ BARLEY, GROUND FEED AND CORN MEAL, •WHO LBS A. LB A.ITID 3aBTA.IIj, AT MILL OR STORE WAREHOUSE. FRONTINO THE RAILROAD DEPOT, Foot Main Street^ Petaluma^ Cal> v&o ILo IPWIBID^S) ana IPIE0)IFIBIIIEffl(2)IBo < ^ > This House is perfectly new, large, convenient, and nicely furnished, and will bo conducted in a manner to give satisfaction to its Patrons. Briggs' FliotogFapMe Gallery, 111 J street, bet. 4:th. and 5th, SACRAMENTO, CAI^. ■ ♦ ■ PORTRAITS PAINTED ON CANVAS, PHOTOGRAPHS COLORED IN OIL AND WATER COLORS, AND RETOUCHED IN INDIA INK. SUN FEABIj FIOTDBES neatly executed, and CABDS enameled in a superior atyle. '^^XXiXiI.A.X^ BXIXOO-S, .ARTIST. •-♦-• Leuona (jlveii lii rarallel, Angiilnr niiJ Linear rcrg|>octlvc. Lessons (jiven in every stylo of I'enmansblp. Oma- nicnul WrltlnK in (icrnian Text and otlier Htylci, fur Ulitloinas, Charts, Maps, etc., neatly oxccutcd. DKALBR IN ALL VARIETIK8 OK SEEDS, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, AND SPECIAL ATTENTION mil BE GIVEN TO THE SALE OF ANY MERCHANDISE ON CONSIGNMENT. I have established a SACKAMKirTO PVBCH A8I1VO AOKarcr, and will procure and forward with cllanateh anvthinx reiiulred at the lowest possible rates, at a vKuv .shall coumission. Merchants, Farmers and others will tlnd themselves greatly benefited by IntrustlnK their business to nie ; my experience enabling mo to procure overy- thlug required at lowest rates, saving much time and expense in traveling. KToM. 8 Aud. lO JT Street, LeaxtOy Ocfcla 5 II . . . M '. I >1 60 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBOTORT. ^ ^ •^ ^^ IMPOBTBB8 OF *^^ Agricultural Implements, Machines & Hardware Nos. 9, U, 13 and 15 J STKEET, SAOB&HENTO, , Zlci.aitex>3tx ^4&oe, 80 ^KTVTaU. Mtrooty Xi7e-v«r ITorlc. HOOKER & 00. IMPOSTEnS ASH DEAZEXa IN I 9 .•}■! SAORAIMEENTO, 117 and 119 California Street, ADVKRTISINQ DEPARTMENT. 61 COR. 2d AND J STREETS, SACRAMENTO. n ^ n » Oolleotions made; Deposits received; Advanoes made on Good Security, AND A' eil7114Si B4S7E3I¥@ BUS3I?1SB. C. T. WHEEI^ER. NKWTOIV BOOTH. a. T. AI.OVEK. BOOTH A CO. ^ 45 and 47 Front Street, SAGRAMEFTO. C. A. PKAKE. H. VAIV UEVSEM. (lAte MOORE ft OO.) IMPORTKUS AND JOBBERS OF mu. im 49 FRONT STBEET, between J and E, SAOBAMENTO. 1 1 ^m 1 1 ORDX:ilS SOIjICITEO JLVfJi I»IlO]»ir»Ti:iY A.TTEI»n>Er> TO. (C ST^TIOISTEES' HA.!.!.." <^lif llt/EFORXIN-a- illil I OOBNEB OF FOUBTH AND J STBEETS, SAOBAMENTO. t »«» » Orders from a dUtance promptly attended to at San Francisco Prices. I ' I «.i i i i| "11 ;; », (•; I 62 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRBCTORT. UNION IRON ITirORKS, SACH AMEISTTO, OA.L. WILLIAMS, BOOT & NEILSON HAMvrAfrriTBKKa or j And all kinds of MINING MACHINERY. Alio, SHOES and P^ES, warranted of the I ben White Iron. Also, HAY and WINE PRESSES made ..id repaired with ueatnesR, durability and dispatch. DUNBAR'S PATENT SELF- i ADJUSTING STEAM PISTON PACKING, for now and old Cylinders, manufactured to order. 171 Front Street, between N and 0, Sacramento City, Gal, i. STiNI 4 Mannfaotnnrti Lnportcn and Dealen ia FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ) XHTD SASDLBRT HABDWABB OF ALL KINDS. LBATHEB AND BHOB FIND< VXaa, OABRIAOB TBIMMINOS, TBUinCS. BTO. No. 162 J STREET, CORNER SIXTH, 9i!.SSiiIfli:£r7Dp (Sill, 9 36) OF THE Celebrated Pennsylvania Harness AND** j DOUaiL^SS COLLARS. ALSO TEAM WHIPS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, CUBBY COMBS, ^ HOBSE SHEETS, ^c, ^c. 233 J STRXSSSTy botmroon 8th and Sth, ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 58 Surgical & Mechanical Bentist No. 113 J STREET, SACRAMENTO. Where he is fully prepared to perform nil operations in liia profession. Particular attention paid to the preservation of the Natural Teeth. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver and Vulconite. All Operations Careftilly Performed and Warranted. D. ^/^. E^RL, WHOLESALE DEALER IN 109 and lU Front Street, < »«^ » Colfax^ O. P. R. R. Depots « Glsco^ G. P. R. R. Dopof y Shingle Springs^ P.&S.V.R.R.Depof. Forwarding Facilities will be extended as the Railroads advance. IRXSXiAIffD A ELiDREDy Z>EJ^IiSX%S XXO* If ii® IWIB Mill.®^ WI^RI AND MANUFACTURERS OF California Brooms and Brushes, and Telegraph Friction Matches, JVos. wo and 202 J Street, Sacramento I I I ■ ! ilii ijlS|:i! ifi ■ 1.^ i u '%. \ i 11 1'^ :| 1., . ' -■ 1, \i i ■I 64 PAOiriO OOABT BU8INBSB DIRBOTORY. O'GONNELL, RYAN & CO. Importers, Wlioleiale and Betail JDealen in AMERICAN, FRENCH & ENGLISH FANOT AND STAPLE .""▼o. 83 J STREET, Between Third and Fourth, SACRAMENTO, CAL. lEW mmS BECEIYEB BY EYEEY STEAMEl. '3 ES. J. LANSING, No. 37 J STREET, near Second, Ham bis Storo ne'Wly fitted up and Is no-vr rcuA-y to supply all 'wlio -vrlll fin-vor lilm "wltlx a oall -vrltli all ttie £2a JS^<0»aB6S3SCf 13^ a[^ OB £12 S:2r GS3 tfKl HATS, GAFS AND FURS, 'To "too found in tlie State. A-lso* a supply of BUCCY ROBES, ETC. R J. LANSING, 37 J STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL. Our Patrol ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. 66 W. B. BEADY & BBO. AND ALL KINDS OF AORIOULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Nob. 301 and 303 J Street, bet. 10th aad llth, Sacramento. - ♦ -mta^ »- Sole Maken and PatenteM of the CHALLENGE OANO FLOW. A. 0. WHITEST. A. C. OOHDOIV. A. M. BLKAWOHTH. FORWARDING AGENTS AND DEALERS IN FLOOR & FEED, PIONEER&eOLDENMLE HILLS FLOUR San Francisco, Cor. Front and Clay Sts., up stairs. Sacramento, 87 Front Street. Shingle Springs, at Railroad Depot. Colfax, at Railroad Depot. Cisco, at Railroad Depot. ^»» D::^ Mark Packages plainly, " Caro W. & Co." and send Shipping Receipts with each Consign* mcnt to WHITNEY & CO.f 8ACBAMENTO, tr Ooodfli for-wardcd to all parts of California, We-vada, Salt ILialce nnd Idalio. Onr Patrons may depend upon securing the very lowest rates of transportation. jAl. J« fSlEAJSTJ^nC^SSii FBOFBUSTOR 07 TBX DIRECTLY OPPOSITE STEAMBOAT LANDING, S. E. Cor. Front and K Streets, mjk.o: ►. o. 66 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORT. r PACtnC RAILROAD OMDTV TO CISCO, 93 MILES FROM SACRAMENTO, ^®t mmmi km mummm. Trains leave Saoramento daily, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Cisco with Stages of the PIONEER STAGE CO. for Virginia City, Austin, and all parts of Nevada. Also, connect with the OVERLAND MAIL STAGES for Great Salt Lal(e City and all parts of Utah and Montana Territories. The Stages of the PIONEER STAGE CO. connect at Hunter's, on Trucl(ee River, vith Hir^X. BZSAGHEIY^S LiINE To Ruby City and Silver City, Owhyee. Also, Boise City, Idaho City, Placer- ville, Centreville, and all pario of Idaho Territory. CENTRAL PA€M€ RAILROAD, In connection with the New Wagon Roads now open, via Humboldt River, will enable Passengers between Idaho Territory, Owhyee and California, to make the trip IN FOUR DAYS, being much less time than by any- other route and one-half the time formerly consumed via the Columbia River. Also, at much less risk and expense. LELAND STANFORD, Frest. 0. P. B. B. Go. GHABLES GBOOKEB, Supt 0. F. B. B. Oo. •ACRAMEirrO, JAiriTAKT 1, laeT. AD O. M t Cisco with nd ftll parts of tr Great Salt Stages of the vith IffE City, Placer- River, will Fornia, to by any ; the le. , F. B. B. Go. ADVBRTISING DEPARTMENT. 67 RED BLUFF BREWERY. Of superior quality always on baud, and supplied to the trade at prices and in quantities to suit. Orders solicited and promptly attended to. WILLIAM F. BOFINCER, RED BLUFF, TEHAMA COUNTY, OAL. Li. W. FORSTIlffO; I C. C. GODLEY, Bed Bluff, Tehama Oo., OaL DBALSR IN STOVES & TINWARE. MAHUFAOTUBKP CV AND COPPER WART., etc. Jobbing promptly attended to. WHOLKSALB DKAI.EB Ilf Harif are, Stoves ani Tinware. MAMUrAOTUBBR 0» TIN, BHEET IHOH ANn COPPER WARE, etc. UANUFACTUREB OV WHIPS, &te. MA.IN STREET, S06 WASHINGTON STREET, near Sansom, S.A.lSr FZt.A.£TOXSOO, Importer and '^l^bolesQle Dealer In HEWSP&PERS, MI.G1.ZIIJES, STATIONinr AND CHEAP PUBLICATIONS. NOTIOB.— AU miioellaneouB orders outaide our regular Buaineu, attended to with prompt- \ oeia and diapatoh, without oharge. _ ihm W:a *J. 1 hi h :ri' '\ • h h pi ir< 58 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. « e s 9 a s i a. h C«5 >< P ft >. e Union Iron Works. (See oppoiito pt|te.) H. J. Booth & Co. I s 9 « i. a. at Eh P O .th & Co. Ileiidy's Concentrators for Concentrating Ores. It has been proven in numerous Mills on this const, by nntual test, that it has no equal for the purposes for which it is intended. Circulars free, containing full description and references, for- warded by mail. ADDRESS, JOSHUA HENBT, Patentee, Union or Fulton Foundry, San Francisco, Cal* HENKY J. BOOTH. GEO. W. PRESCOTT. XX« jr. I300*V3EX cfe 0€> IRVING M. SCOTT. MANUFACTURERS OF Locomotives, Marine and Stationary Engines, FLUE, TUBULAR, CORNISH, AND 3IARINE BOILERS, HOisTiiVG m:.a.chiives. Pumps and Pumping nUachinery^ O -CT jOl 3F1. a?* 2; Ba:XXj.Xa.S. Wheeler & Randall's Pans; Wheeler's Pans ; Belding Pans ; Ilcmly's Improved Concentrator ; Wheeler & Randall's Concentrator. Stamps and Mortars of the most improved patterns. Hydraul- ic Macliinery. Booth's Hydrunlic Distributer, best and simplest in use. All kinds of Screens. Solo manufacturers of Blake's Quartz Crushers. Patterns and Pattern making; of all kindb carried on. Oil Machinery of most ii.ipruvcd kinds. Plans and specilicacions for Mills and all kinds of Machinery furnished free of cost. H. J. Booth A Go. First Street, bet. Market and Missioo, Sau Francisco. 1 I K ^ 1 • 1 > .1; 1, 1 60 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. * ^ 9 . Ih. inriiiiMARDp DBALBR IN MeilM aflil Law Mil Ml MU mil Ltiil Mh, LETTER PAPER, ENVELOPES, GOLD AND STEEL PENS, FINE P^ICTUEES, PRIISTTS, Qilt and Rosewood Frames and Mouldinars, Stereoscopes, Albums, Stereosoopio Views, Opaque and Transparent, Italian Violin and Guitar Strings, Bridges, K&vb and Instructors, Cartes de Visite of Union and Rebel Generals, &c., &c. Sheet Music, Bibles and Time Books, Odd Fellows' Regalias and Masonic Text Books and Charts. ATLANTIC AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, ILLUSTRATED PAPERS, LATE NOVELS AND MAGAZINES. RECEIVED REGULARLY BY EACH STEAMER. Ordors taken for Books or otbor Artiolos required ft-om tho Atlantio Status, and obtained In the shortest possible time. MAIN STREET, Aituras Blook, LA PORTE, PLUMAS COUNTY. CAL. VBALER IN eBOOERIES, PROVISIONS AND PROSUGE, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gonts' Furnishint; Goods, Woolen Goods, &c. Lndics' Wear, Trimmings, Embroideries, Shawls, Clonks, Ribbons, Millinery Goods, AKricultural Implements, Hardware Stores, Tinware, Tools and Mining Implements, Oils, Paints and Glass, Oil Cloths, Carpets, &c. Stationery, Books, Sewing Machines, Indian Goods, &c., &c. COLUSA, COLUSA. COUNTY, CAL. iolisia M&^Mf GOIflUSAy COLUSA COUNTY, CAL. This well-known House has been purchased and will be kept by tho undersigned. His rcnu- tatioi. as a Landlord is a sufficient guarantee tiiat his patrons will find it nono other than a First Class Hotel. JOHN H. LIBNINC. Dr. F. G. HEARN, SURGEON- DENTIST, YRKKA, clu. USTKATED obtained in the ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 61 W. K Hudson, President. A.P.WiUey,Gen'lSup't. UNION LUMBER CO. MAlfVPAOTUKHJta OP SUGAR PUffE^ T. AND O. FLiOORING A]vr> cEiLiivGs- lxjm:bek, '- - . - , XI THE La Porte Mill, La Porte, Plumas County, Independence Mill, Yuba County, Cascade and Clipper Mills, Butte County, And of Yellow Pine and Spruce Lumber of all dimensions, at the Ciial- lenge, Union, Excelsior, Mammoth and Cottage Mills, Yuba County. Dealers in Lumber, Doors, Windows, Blinds, &c. Sugar Pine of all dimensions, T. and G. Flooring and Ceiling, Building Lumber of all dimensions constantly on hand. Orders for timber or mining lumber promptly filled. GOR. FOURTH AlffD C MARTSVILLE, CAL. (Successors to Williams A. D. STARRy MAJniFAOTUREB AND DEALEH IH <9 «BiP«e»«eSB 3D 8TS. Opposite California Stage Go's office, MARYSVILLE, OAL CARRIAGE TO CONVEY PASSENGERS FROM THE CARS AND BOAT FREE OF CHARGE. BOON, oniniimiyrs a go. Wholesale Dealers la GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE, Flour, Grain, Gal. Gured Meats, (Kcm 56, 58 and 60 Street, Marysville, Oal. PREMinim SADDLii: TREES. EDWARD BINET, Saddle Tree Manufacturer, AQEST FOB ECONOMT WASHINO MACHINE. My standard Trees are the best ever offered to the trade, made of the best material, and are warranted. £3. BINET, 64 B Street, MarysvUle, Cal. 62 D STREET, MARYSVILLE, CAL. I MANUrAOTUBBR AND DEALEB IK Il,». u ■ill 64 PAOIFIO O0A8T BUSINKS8 DIRBOTORT. M. O. DUFnor. rBBDlOUOK SMITH. ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, Corner D and Third Streets, Marysville. ■■» — ■ This largo and commodious house is centrally located, and affords good accommodations for fami- lies and the traveling public. Th>! 8ta;;c!i arrive at this house daily, and start firom the hotel door every morning, for all parts of the State. The Hotel Carriage and Omnibus will be in attendance on the arrival of the Steamboat and Railroad Cars to convey passengers and baggage to the Hotel free of charge. MRS. POSTOBT'S Stfitmary for Y^osg Lddi#$, MARVSVILLE, CAL. The principal, fully appreciating the influence that rightly educated women must ever exercise over society, has endeavored to found an institution which will afford to young girls fiicilitics for the formation of those energetic and sound moral principles, as well as for that liberal development of the mental faculties, that the growing interests or our State demand. Parents who place their dau(;h- ters here may rest assured that nothing v.ill be neglected that contributes to the strengthening of the physical constitution, the cultivation of reflned tastes and gentle manners, and to the acquirement of that discipline of mind and heart that will qualify the future woman to act well her part in whatever station of life she may occupy. The branches included in a thorough English course of study, the languages, ancient and modem, and all the accomplishments conside'/ed as belonging to a finished system of instruction, each re- ceives a due share of attention. Oyi innstic and Calisthenic exercises, under a competent teacher, form a part of the daily recreations, ar.i have proved thoroughly successful in promotmg health and cheerfulness. The City of Marysville presents Taany advantages for such an establishment. It is easy of access fVom all parts of the State; has varied educational resources; is distinguished for its quietness, and is unsurpassed in the beauty and hcalthfulness of its situation. The location of the Institute is re- tired, securing to the pupils sufficient room for exerciie and recr«alion, as well as the seclusion so necessary for the successful prosecution of study. For terms, etc., address MRS. E. C. POSTON, Marysvilib, Cai. ©A'WSOM H^W The public are respectfully informed that the above House is now opened and completd in every department. A fine Bar and Billiard saloon is connected with the House. Free Carriage from the Boat and Cars. G. V. DAWSON, - Proprietor. IVo Mirrors, HILL \ Paper CJilt Cornices, Fan CALL PART plpi^ ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 65 ./^ss.A.-^rsxis OF OF EVEHTr IJESOIillTIOPa". 3Vo. 3a r> STREET, M! AR, YSVI LLE, CAL. we ItKPKR IIY l'EKMI88l()N TO rAHROTT * ro., Snn Frnndnro. HKCKKK .V .IKWKTT, MarvHvlllc. RinKOTTT A CO., Cnmptonvlllo. ItlKKOIT .t SMITH, Murysvlllo. VAN SiriJ-KU .t CO., MiiryHvlllc. J. OO.NLY .k CO., Lii I'urtc. JOHnr ROHR « CO. 96 & 98 r> STREET, Mij^RYSVILLE, DUAI.EHS IN and be: SPRINGS, PULU, HAIR AND FEATHERS, Mirrors, Frames and Mouldings, Window Shades and Cornices, BILLIARD TABLES AND OOODS OK ALL DESCRIPTIONS. GIBSON A ITPHAm, ( Successors to NOONKN & CO.) Ifo, 9S 1) Street f next to Odd Fellows* Building , Marysville, DKAI.KUS IN JPaper HanffliiDH, Hnsrwond and Ollt Moulding^, I'icture Frnmm, Picture and n'indoiv Ulaa», Windoto Shaden, Green, Huff and White Hollands, •XjtOOTSXXiTGr GrX.MAJa&XX1»^ Gilt Cornices, Curtain Loops, Curtain Uiops and HandB, IMctiire NaiU, Picture Tassels, Fringes, Gimps, Curds, Tassels, utc. Also, a large assortment of ENGRA-VIIVOS A.lVr> X^ITIIOGHA-PIIS. riCTUKGS FRAMED TO ORDKR. FLETCHER & HOBSON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FaEcy and Staple Dry GoodSj CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, CALIFORNIA CLOTHS ANE BLAMKETS, No. 31 D STREET f MARYSVILLE. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO COUNTRY ORDERS. I Ul,: %'\ m \*\ ill 66 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OHITTLiX: A ooniiT^ (Suoceisors to RIOB, OOrrUt A CO.) No. 60 J) STREET, MAItYSVILLE, CAL. lUFORTBRS AND DBAIiBBB IN URUGS, MEBIGIFES, CHEMICALS, PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS, PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Fancy Ooodti, Soaps, Window OlasH, Paint Stock, Oils, Varnlfthes, Turpentine, BninheH, iSc, dV. L.H. BA.BB, GENERAL DEALER IN LIQUORS, FLOUR, GRAIN, &C. SFXIXXTO XXOXTSSl B XT X Xi r> X XT O, THIRD STREET, MARY8VILLE, CAL. ~ KNIGHT « GIGNOUX, Nos. 26, 28 and 30 E Street, Marysville, Cal. FORWIKDING MO COMMISSION AND PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS. W. L. WILLIAMS. A. SHELLGNUERGER. OOBNEB OF SECOND AND F STREETS, MASYSVILLE, WM. L. WILLIAMS & CO. l>A.A.N~CTF.A.OXXT3R.EXt,S OF FLOUR, aHOUND FEED, ETC. ON HAND AND FOR SALE, FliOUB, FBEBH OORN MXAI.. BBAN AND 8HOBTS, OBOUND BABIiX>7, Bto., Eto. O A WITT g»A.TT> JP^SL "^JV ra ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. 67 D. A. ELWELL. R. D. LENNOX. C. A. STUATTON. D. A. ELfTVELiLi <& CO. IMPOBTBRB AND WHOLDBALB DSAIiOBS IN LIQUORS, &c. 149 and 151 Second Street, Marysville. JAMES WILLIAMSON, 3>roai. BX And. aa 3D (Street^ nSAryai-vllley GROCERIES, FLoilR, "GRAIN , FEED, &C. STORAGE AND FORWARDING TO THE MINES AND WASHOE. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE HEALER IN l» and San Francisco Premuim Lager Beer, All kinds of the most Celebrated Imported Liquors, Wines, Cordials, JPorters, Ales, Jtc.,for Medical purposes, always on hand, Alao Agent for Los Angeles Wines and Brandies, Nos. 138, 140 and 142 Second St. HENRY LiANGE: & CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREiaN j^ND DOIMESTIC j^S^riQ) Q'QSS'IS (S(S)(&S^^(£3£o L AOENCT OF PURE CALIFORNIA RED AND WHITE WINES. First Premium Lager Beer, Porter, Ale, Oregon Cider, etc. Nos, 117 and 119 Second Street, Maryaville, Cal, m • I 1 i m I ■ : 1 " i .1 ;. V 68 PACIFIC COAST UUSINE88 DIRECTORY, GEO. A. FOULK. C. 11. FOULK. T. I). BOYD. OBO. A. FOUIaK « CO. (f^uuoewMOFS to Geo. A.. Coullc A liro.) Masonic Biiildiog, Third Street, Marysville, DEALERS m GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Liqnon, Tobacco, Wool. Coal Oil. Heal and Stock Salt, Flour, Grain, Potatoes, and ?rodaoe generally. FOBW^RTJING AND COMMISSION. Charles G. Bockius, FOBVARDffiEl ill STOBAEE VABEIOOSE 65 and 67 Street, between 2d and 3d, WHOLESALE DEALER IN FLOUR, BARLEY, WHEAT, POTATOES, &c. All Ooodt Sent to tny Care teilt he forwarded with IHapalch, mrAiiKER, mooRi: « co, (HuccesHorH to A. W.VLKKIt,) rl.'S'lS'^XXjXjXI, o. WHOLESALE DEALERS IS W^©'WW>t© A]VI> P»H.OI>TJCE. ) ^ > Highest price paid for Wool and other California Froducts. JULIUS FISCHER. JOHN U. HOFSTETTER. FISCHER & HOFSTETTEB, Succesaors to marcuse Brothers, 6EOCERX3BS, PROYISIO]^S, Produce, Wines, Idqvors, Tobacco, <&c., Odd Fellows' Building, comer of D and Third Streets* Marysvillc. Farmers' Trade ■oUcit«d. The Highest Cash price paid for country Produeo. COJ Gro\ «®*VVatc ' f'ROCKl HOI "PT ADVBnTISINQ DEPARTMENT. 09 pPMioiTiniiFmmn WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN :yo, 70 D STBEET, MAltYSVILLE. CORNER 5tli AND D STREETS, MARYSVILLE, CAL. Manufaotnrer and Dealer in ITALIAN AID AMERICAN MAMBMS, MANTELS, ORATES, MONUMEXTS, HEADSTONES, TOMBS, WASHSTANDS, BUREAU AND COUNTER TOPS. All kinds of Comotory work promptly attended to and donn on roaRonablo tormR. DEALEK IN ALL KINDS OF Oreenand Dried Frult»,Xut»t Candies, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, Pipes, <&c. 3MO. eO ID SXIIBET, l^aiA.R'S'SVIIL.LE, AOEWT FOR Grover k Baker's Celebrated Family Sewing Machines. ^m^ JJ^^Watches, Clocks, Music Boxes, etc., carefully Repaired and Warranted. _ J. moG-RATPHr" Wholesale and Retail Dealer in STOVES, TIN, COPPER AND SHEET lEON WARE, CROCKERY, GLASS AND WOODEN WARE, PAINTS, OILS, «Cc. THIKD •TBBET, HEAB D, If AHYSVII.I4E. HOUSE ROOFING AND JOBBING ATTEiJDED TO WITH DISPATCH. slfl i' I i: 70 PACIFIC COAST BUP. fNBSS DIRECTORY. IMPOIITEKS AND JOPBERS OP IRON, STEEL, GOAL, BLACKSMITHS' 1^©@li5j WMf, Mm^t ]^©a€ Fip©^ QQ^U^^t HOSE AND PIPES FOR MINING, &c. E STREET, Mi^RYSVILLE. GEO. NOETH & CO. COBNElt E AND THIBD STBEETS, MAMY8VILLE, IMFOBTBBS, AND WHOIiBSAIiE & BETAUi DEAIi£B8 IDT Agents for the Buckeye Mower, and Buckeye Mower d) Beaper Combined, Haine's Header, and tfie Sweepstakes Thresher, ALSO A VARIETY OF OTHER HARVESTINO MACHINES. Geo. North, Slarj'svlllo. Gbo. T. IIawlkt, tSaii Francisco. t IS. C. ROSS A CO. ImpoTten and Wholesale Dealers in STOVES, TIH, Sfi££T IRON, ^ND COI>I»ER A\r^RE, DEALERS IN COAL OIL AND LAMPS, CROCKERY, GLASS WARE, PUMPS, HARDWAEE, KITCHEN FURNITURE, Etc., Etc. Comer of First Street and Maiden Lane, Nos. 82 and 34, Marysville. Importer and Wholesale Dealer in 8HEET-IB0N AHD COPPEB WABE« MAEDWAEE, STOYES, TIN, ClDCKEEl, GMSSWAME, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, PUMPS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c., &c. Ko. 183 Third Street, opposite Kuonlo Hall, South tide. HarysvUle. Corner WE AHl Ranch Wnftoi Inr attention g MARY: CARRIAG HILL'S F TENT SEE! Carriage a WM. I FARM MANUFA( kowei Afrriculturiil I *-very dcseripi ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 71 SE AVY db FITGH MARYSVILLE, CAL., CARRIAGE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL Corner of Virgin Alley and Third ^Street, and SO C IStroet. i^" All kinds oJ work connoctcd with the trart<> executed witii neatness and dispatch. WAGON MAKERS AND BLACKSMITHS. F. I. IHEirSRS « CO. Corner B and Third Streets, Marysville. 1 ■ » WE AUE PREPARED TO BUILD ALL KINDS OF FREIGHT, QUARTZ AND Ranch Wagons to order on short notit-c. Constantly on liand a good supply of Wagons. Particu- lar attention given to Horse and Mule Shoeing, and Wagon and Blacksmith jobbing. MARYSVILLE CARRIAGE AND WAGON FACTORY MARYSVILLE, CAL. I MANl/PACTVBEBS OF CARRIAGES AND CONCORD WAGONS OF EVERT DLSORIPTION. -♦ ■ » — HILL'S PATENT SEED SOWER AND REVOLVING HARROW. INGALL'S PA- TENT SEED SOWER, Etc. Carriage and Wagon Painting done to order. Building and jobbing promptly attended to. WM. F. BERNARD. II. F. PARSONS. FARMERS' REPAIRS AND MACHINE SHOP. « ■ » MANUFACTURERS of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, THRESHERS MOWERM, REAPKRH, HEADERd, FAW Mir..l.S, HORHE RAKES. PI^OWB, HARROW*, HEEO SOWBR8, IVIWE ABTIk IVATKR TAWKS. CHKAP IIOBSE POWER FOR ITMriNtl MADE TO ORDER, ETC, Agricultural Implcmpntsrcpalrprt, anrt all kinrtii of Wood and Iron work usoil Iiy KHrmcrii ftirnUliod or ropalrod Every description of Ulacksinlthlng attended to with dispatch. ' , 1 1 I H' !^' i\f I I :k: f ! U, 72 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, WM. L. LAWRENCE, IG? SEGOJJJD STREET, MARYS¥ILLE, (SAL. IMPOUTIOK, MANUI'^ACTUIIKU A complete assortment of Heavy Harness and home- made Collars kept constantly on hand. O. F. CHIST, Mnrysvillo. JACOU WKKil-E, Oro I wn, (Clipper Millm'. 0.) 6. F. CRIST ^ CO. East side £ Street, between First and Sec. .d k .ruets, Marysville, AND AT THE TANNERY, ORO LEWA, BUTTE CO., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IIV ALIL. KIlVr>» OF mmm% km mm mmmt Comer of C and Third Streets, Marysville, Cal. Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers of ilHlBi IH® iiBl^lFJT CARRIAGE TRIMMERS 1X. SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, SADDLERi .^ ARE, Etc, J. W. OOWINS & CO. SOAP MANUFACTURERS ig-EXiX THE F-A-IR CsHlOXTNID, I>,ff.A. YSVIX.LB- , The Highest Cash Price paid for Tallow and Ore,-. > \ T all kirds. Orders by mail or Express promptly attendca to. A LARCE STOCK CF SllMISAIi 4MB MMIflY S§4P ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT, 73 YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME, 1866. This Kotabliglimcnt is under ttie Biiperinlendc-nce of tlie Sistkus of Nothe Pame, a Society of Ladies, wlio, in Sim Jobc, tiie Athtiitic StateH mid Europe, are eiiKiiKed in tlie ediiCHtion of Young I^idies. The Acadeniy in eli){il>ly Hitiiuted in tlie upper part of Marysville, enjoying a salubriouH air. Tlic buiidiu); Ih surrouiulcd by an cxtoiiHivi' play ground, t'urnixlied w'itli every facility for the nniiige- inent and phyHieal welfare of the PiipilH. During the hourH devoted t(j recrealion", the Pupils are always under the mild and etticieiit care of one or more of the ']'eat^,;r8. T'le most minute attention is paid to their neatness, health, and comfort ; and iu cuiie of sickness, tiiey shall receive the most aflectiouate care and attention. In all irstitutions of this kind, the moral advancement of the Pupils should be considered equally im- portant with the development of their intellectual powers. The heart must be educated as well as the mind ; and adornedwitli those <)imlitics which beautify the manners, and rentier virtue more amiable and attractive. Every incentive jKiwer to ins^iirea laudable enmlation and develop ttdent shall be employed. At the end of every three months, the \ouiig Lady most distinguished for general good c(,:>duct and appiication receives the honorary decoration of a Medal. A report of the conduct, proficiency, and health ol the Puuils is sent, every three months, to the Parents and Gm-diuiis. The Catholic lieligiim is the oii'y one professiMl by the Ladies of this lu.Jituution ; but there shall be no interference with the religious principles of those who profess a ditferent creed; nor shall a scholar be allowed, at any time to conform tn the Catholic Keligion, without the written or verbal nerinission of her Parent. Uniformity, however, riiiuires that the boa''dcrs should assist at Divine Worsliip, as performed at the IiiHtitutitui. The syhteiu of Eilucation embracis Orthograph v. Heading, Orammar. Writing in various stylos, Composi- tions, Arithmetic, Hook-Keeping (single and douCile entry), History (Si ' red and Profane, Ancient, and Mod- ern), (Jeography (the use of (ilolien ,iiid the I'rojection of Maps), Astronomy, Mythology, Uotanv, Natural Philosophy ami Clieuiistry, Plain S.wiiig, Embroidery on Lace and Muslin, lieads, Clienille, l^hell, &c., Sic; Dniwing in Crayiui', Lulian Ink and Klack Lead; Painting iu Oriental style, in water and body colors ; Music (Vocal and Instrumontul). In a word, all the brunches of Education usually taught in the best Schools for Young I>adies. All letters, not known to be from P-'^nts, will bo subject to the inspection of the Superior of the Insti- I lit ion. The Young Ladies may receive visits fr, if required, ut $11) per sessitui. No advance will be made by the Institution for the clothing or other expenses of the Pupils, if no "um to meet such expenses lie deposited by the Parents. This regulation is considered indisiieiisable, and will in nil cases be strictly adliered to. No boarder will be received for a shorter time than lialf a session. The scholastic year consists of one session, which commences on the Ist of September, and closes about the 15th of .Inly. >>,./■? ■ i" - '<-, ■ • TERMS: Hoard and Tuition, per quarter |i"'0 00 Washing |I0 Ot) Physician's Fees 2 50 lEiX.'V:RA. O XX .A. Xi O S S . Piano, with use of Instrument, per quarter $18 00 Vocal Music $8 00 Guitar 15 00 Drawing and Painting 1^00 No extra clmrge for French, German, Plain cr Fancy Needle Work. Payments are required to be made half a sessitui in advance. Letters to be addressed to the Superior of the Institution, t ' III'! ■I . I ."fi 11 74 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HaSHSTABTEE & BMTHll » "WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IX OLOTHINO, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SXXOBS, H-A-TS, STAPLE DBY GOODS, DUOE, &c. Southwest corner D and Second Streets, MARYSVILLE. 68 T> STREET, MARYSVILLE, GAL. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS, WALL PAPER, Fancy Goods, Musical Instruments, Perfumery, Cutlery, Drawingr Instruments, Children's Gi^, Willow Ware, Lookiog Glasses, Pictures, Frames, Brushes, Combs & Yankee Notions. I»IONE2 SR,. ESTABLISHED 1^S2. BOOK-SELLER AND STATIONER, Nos. 58 AND 65 D STREET, MAB7SVILLE, GAL. Dealer in Sheet Music, Musical Instrutnentft, Toys, Fancy Goods, Watches, Jewelry, «£-c. Wra. A. Gamble Superintendent of the Watchmaking and Repairing Department. ISIDOR COHEN. WM. COHEN. HERMAN KKKUS. l^V^ai:. COHETV Ac oo. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, Cloaks, Shawls, Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths and Matting, 78 Z> BTCREiET', I X>I8F.A.TCXI. UNION SEWINQ FACTORY T. c. M:AiiTiisr, 166 Second St., next door to Post Office, Grain and Wool Bags, AWKINQI, WAOON OOVKRI, HyQBAOUC_HOSH, &C. Country Orders roBpcctfliUjr tolicitod. EXCELSIOR. FIRE-rROOF LIVERY & SALE STABLES, D Street, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall, MARYSVILLE. I. ECKEBT, PROPRIETOK. Having fitted up the above Stabico In superb §tylo, 18 prepared to ftirnisli his friends with any sort of " turn-out " they may desire. Horses and Carriages, Buggy and 8a(ldlo Horses for salo or hire. Horses kept on livery at most liberal rates. Stable open all hours, day and night. I. ECKEKT. 'J:;l 1 " 70 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY, nv. mrHiT'virisi.i., MANUFACTURER OF THE liiai Tmiiaf II iaf ©ill, Being the only Matches as yet offered to the PuhliCf TH&T ABE CAPABLE OF BESI3TIN0 THE USUAL EFFECTS OF DAMPNESS AND AGE. CORNER OF FIRST AND K STREETS, MARYSVILL.E. W. 0. SWAIN, O^RFENTEE & BUILDEH, •SJ!L .A.T^ TJ "X* A. G TXT : ^^ M AND FRUIT BOXES OF AIjI. kinds- • m.ArsjinTa-Gr PLA¥IFG-.i « BRICK ' A SI) EUILEIFGS. BRICKS FOR SALE. 117 and 119 Fourth Street, and 121 D Street, Marysville. L. SCUEU. W. SWANK. ¥^ dSJbJ Comer of O and Second Streets, MA-RYSVILLE, C^L. SCHEU & SWANK, - - - PROPRIETORS. stages Leave Daily for all parts of the State. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 77 Nos. 51, 53 AND 55 D STREET, and 127 SECOND STREET, MARYSVILLE, CAL., IMPORT EK OF Havana and Domestic Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Playing Cards, Pipes, Etc. ALSO, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Grreen and Dried Fruity Confectionery PRESERVES, And all Kinds of Case Goods and Fancy Groceries, Garden Seeds, etc. St J. HOESCH, IMPORTER, WHOLESAIi: AND RETAIL HMk ^. IDH,. LliA-S-Via-N-E'S OFFICE, 78 I> Street, Marysvllle, opposite St. Bfloholas Hotel. m The only reliable Vegetable remedy every offered to the publlo FOR TEE GORE OF FEVER ANi AGUE, Chills and Fever, Intermittent & Remittent Fevers, That contains no Quinine, Mercury or Arsenic, Taken aooording to direotions, one bottle is warranted to cure the worst case. It is a remedy iMiculiarly adopted to the fevers of the Sacramento Valley, and has been used with the greatest success. ^eeiits, HOSTETTER, SMITH «c DEAN, San Franoisoo. COWA Sc FZ^INT, Druggists, TaryBvllle, Cal. 78 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. W$$t$rst t^TMT Cigar SUn . ■»» ■ — -'*' M. MAKCUSE. H. A. HAKCUSE, M. MARCUSE & CO. CORNER SECOND AND D STS, MARYSVILLE, CAL. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN | TOBACCO, PIPES, PLAYING CARDS STATIONERY, CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC. 62 D STREET. HARTSVILLB, CAL. Country Orders Solicited and Promptly Attended to. -A »»» >- BRIND &} HOUFLER. GREAT BARGAINS! GREAT BARGAINS!! jA.t the Corner D and Third Street Auction Store, Marysville, Cal. sxca-iT o:f tzxe x^sr> ^laj^ot. BUY GOODS, TRIMMIFGS, BOOTS, SHOES CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, YANKEK NOTIONS, ETC. SOZ.Z> .A.T TZXS XiO'S^TSSX .A.XTCmOXa' Z>ZiZOS fOXl O.A.SXZ, Please call and examine for yourself. ADVEBTISINa DEPARTMENT. 79 Efffabllsbed, 18S4. ElMIPIRE STA.BLE. JOSHUA. OAVIS, I»roprietor. HORSE AND MULE SALE STABLE. XSmigrant Team Covvali COR. 6th AND B STREETS, MARYSVILLE. J. R. ROBLIN, - PROPRIETOR. ^m^ — ■ -^ Hay, Ground Barley, Whole Barley, Mixed Feed CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND FOB SALE. Horses and Males Bought and Sold. Safe and commodious corrals for Teams and loose stock. BASNEY & NUTTER, Elkhom Stable, corner Third & A Streets, Marysville. Hay, Barley and Feed always on hand, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Commodious Corrals for Teams & loose stock. T. J. NUTTER* Veterinary Surgeon. Blacksmith and Agricultural Implement Manufacturer. Manufacturer of the ^_^"^ ^^ ^'^''" promptly CEIEBRATED BOCKEYE ^^^%. *^ -». ATTENDED TO, Which Is pronounced to be the best now In lue for adobe land. ADDBB88, HarysviUe CaL li \$ I 80 PACIFIC COAST BUSINKSS DIRECTORY. POST OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT. A WELL SELECTED STOCK, ALL THE POPULAR PERIODICALS A8 PUBLISHED, OiCKEHS* WOBKS COMPLETE. A (JKNlOltAIi SITIMM-Y OK We-tvspnporSf and Ynnkeo :Notlon8t for ISalo IL .A.isr33 B STREETS, 1^A.I*YSVIX.LE. THOS. J. McOORMIOE. ESTABLISHED^ 1850^ OPPOSITE NEW THEATER, MARY8VILLE. The oldest and only first riass house in the rity, and unsurpassed liy any in the State. Tlic quality of old vinta);e Otnrd Dupuy iirandy and Fine Frcneh Wines of every description, wlilcli is daily sold in quantities to suit, eannot bo excelled hy any house on the Pacific coast, wholesale ur ru- tail. I would respectfully refer to every )j:entleinan tlmt patroni/.es the estahlishincnt. JAMES J. McNESS. 101 TREMONT BLOCK, Second Street, Marysville, Cal. '' - MANUFACTUREn AND DEALER IN GUNS & PISTOLS, SPORTING APPARATUS kUMmmm Mh mi ukfmiku, Bepairlns done in a workmanlike manner at short notice. New Machinery for outtinfc Qain Twiat and re-boring Shot gun barrels. Dashanirayixrasliing INIaoliine jr. HOC. js >x> jAl BociE* MA.NTJFA.CTUREIl j^lSTD A^OENT ' FOR THE ABOVE CELEBRATED MACHINES FOR YUBA CO. The Dashaway can be seen at work at G street, bet. 4th & 5th, MARYSVILLE, OAL. T 1 : ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 81 P. A. IiABEPINO «, CO. r (Sr ^:53r S2r £2 aa "^^y L£ LSa LEa OB » (^ J^^Hao OOI^D r>U«T BOUGHT. Advnnro* mndp on tinid niilllon Tor Ancay nr (^oiiinKo at tlin U. S. Ilrnncli Mint, QOLD MELTED AMD ASSAYED, ""d ictiirnHmailclniVdni kIx to twclvp liourti in ItarH or Coin. C'liurKi'H lor u^4^uyillKtllu hiiiiif HM ill nan Fiunciiico. Niftlit DraflH in xumt to Huit, on tlio Hanl( of ('Hlil'ornla, 8an Krancixco, iivuilalili) in ail part- of tliiH Slutc, UrcKon and Nevada. Kxcliantre on l.oi'H & WnlliT, New Yorli, puyalilv In (iold. Alxo, proriiro Kxcliang)' on London, raiiii, IWrlin, Krunkfort aud Hamburg. l><'|ioirti>d with liaiikln)i will re- ceive prompt attcntiun. p. A. LAMPING A CO. DOWNIEVILLE IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY .A.sa-D LUTHER & OLIN, PROPRIETORS. MAMVFACrriTRERB OF Steam Engines, Saw and Quartz Mill Machinery, Amalgamators, Atjd all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings. Machine work of rvcrv description, and of the best material and workmanship. DOWNIEVILLK, SIEURA COUNTY, CAL. B#wiaim¥iibikm m^mmmMK, EST ABUS HEDy 18S4. Gountry Orders promptly filled, and satisfaction guaranteed. Beer supplied from the Downieville Brewery Cave. Ferdinand Bosch, Proprietor. SIERRA BRBWERT, DOWNIEVILLE, CA.L. PREMIUM LAGER BEER. The Trade supplied with NESSLER'S SUPERIOR LAGER AND BUCK BEER, in quan- tities, and at prices to suit. Beer shipped in good packages. Orders solicited. LORENZ NE8SLER, PROPRIETOR. 6 I i I 82 PACIFIC COAST BUSINBS8 DIRECTORY. r>0\|rNIX3VIIL.r.X3. OALIFOBIVIA, DEAIiEll IN Oroceriesy Provisions and Produce^ Croekery, tlartltvare, Winet, Llqttori, Cigara, Toftaeeo, etc.. Cutlery, aiattware. Mining Implement*, Blaettng Powder ana Atnmunitlon, Woint and Willow Ware, Oil; Paint* and Olaee. \ Orders completely Filled, and Promptly attended to. ADOLPH COHN. SIMON COHN. i>i:ai.i:rs in i STAPLE AND FANGT DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, ; CARPETS, Oil. CLOTHS, MATTING, ETC., ETC., Lamping's New Brick Bnildi] ^wnieville. i R. A-. COCHRA.NE, APOTHECARY, CHEMIST, i ASSAYEIR AND METAIal^URGIST, I30-WXTIB-VILX.B, O^^X.. , Drug; Medicine; Oils, Paint; Olae; Varnishee, Gold X^eaf, Dye Stuffs, Ae, , Perfumery and Paney Uoode, Trueeet, Patent Medieinee and Pure Chemicale, rOB aA.X.K AT ZOWEST PHICKB. Oros, nietalSf Minerals and CjuartB analysed -wltb Oreat Cava. G. nr. GILiBESRT^ DEALER IN Hardware, Stoves, Sheet Copper, Brass and Iron, Catlery, Silver Plated Ware, Crockery, Oils, eto. Agent for tlic "Peace Maker" and Stewart's Stovei, and Uallidie fc Go's Wire Rope. Agent for Phoenix and Travelers Insurance Com- paniefl, Hartford, Conn. DOWNIEVILLE | PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY!! Photographers and Ambrotypists. DOWNIEVILLE, GAL. Photographs executed in First Class style. Sun Pearl, Porcelain and Ambrotype pictures taken. Satisfaction guaranteed. ADVBRTISINQ DBPARTMBNT. 88 D017irNIEVII«IiE^ OALi. This Hotel is the only kihst class house in DOWNIEVILLE — centrally located — convenient to the Mining Districts of Yuda, Nevada and Plumas Counties. Large, commodious and well ventilated Rooms. 8ta(;oi and Saddle Trains start from this House for the Principal Towns and Mining Dis- tricts, Daily. F. A. EARNSBACHER & CO.. Proprietors. 1»©BB CAMPTONVILIiE^ GAL. 1» < »»» » I The above Hoasc is the only first class iionsK in CAMFTONVILLE ; is situated on the direct line between the Bay und Meadow Lake City. I . Office for the Downieville and Summit Oity Stage Lines. I ' WM, H, GROVES, Proprietor. [I^Tliis House is conveniently located to the Mining Districts of Yuba, Sierra, Nevada ' and Plumas Counties. mmm mm imwii i laiM - < ^ » Tri'Weekiy Line for Summit City, via Sierra City and Jacitson's Ranch. Also, WASHOE TRAIN (Semi-Weekly) via Sierra Valley. .'.r'V' ' For Freight or Pfissage Apply to -< Plaza Z-ivery Stable, Downieville, Cal. iwri»«® f uf %kmm wm « »«^ » I Tri-Weekly Line between DOWNIEVILLE and ROWLAND FLAT, via Eureka, Deadwood, Poker Flat, and Cold Canton, connecting with Stage for La Porte at Rowland Flat. I For Freight or Passage Apply to ARMORY LIVERY STABLES, DOWNIEVILLE, CAL 1|ii"l HI 84 PACIFIC COAST BDSINBSS DIRECTORY, mcFARIiAND BROS. Agents for LAMPING & CO., Bankers, Downieville. 333 FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC. COLLBOTIONS AND OOMMIS8IONB FBOMFTI.T ATTENDED TO. PORT W^IISTE, SIERRA. CO., CA-L. Agent for LAMFINO & 00., Bankers, Downieville. AVHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN j Groceries and Provisions, Clothing, Woolen Goods, Boots and Shoes, HARDWABE, OBOOKEBT, DBT OOODB, HATS, 8TATI0NEBT, DBUOS, IWedteinet, WU, Painta and Ola»», and all other Artielet utually found in a Country Store, S. WJbKELER. J. H. THOMAH. WHEELEB & THOMAS, ^2ii9x £PsB>iPtlc»a IPHoascEiaiss CSBcDtscLQEiasT^o C^ocino iMiiiiiii. iiiK, ^aiiv liiii, OROC£RIES, TOBACOO, CIGARS, Perfumery, Musical Instrum'jnts, Sheet Music, Cutlery, Toys, Willow Ware, OHILDBBH'S GIOS, LAMPS, ETC., COMBS, BBUSHES, TABXEE H0TI0H8, ETC. A. larso and complete aROortment of FURPriSHIPTO OOODN. HENRY H. CHITTENDEN, DEALER IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, STATIONERY, BOOKS, CUTLERY Fancy Ooodi, Lamps, Etc Howland Flat, Sierra County, Oal. H&NRT G. STOUT, Howland Flat, Sierra Co., Cal. DBALEB IN STOVES, TINWARE, BnuM, Iron, Ootltry, Fitted Witn, Orookerr, Oili, Eto. XAHnVAOTURaB TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE. JOBBINO FBOMFTLY ATTDMDSD TO. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 85 Emory L- Wlllard^ M. D. APOTHECARY. MEDICINES PRESCRIBED. PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED. Main Street, La Forte, Plumas County, Gal. DEALER IN Briigs, Oils, FaiEts, Glass, Kerosene, AIcoM, Varnisbes, lamps & Brosbes Of wA.ll XClnds. JLlao, Medicinal Spirits, viz : Gutter's Whisky, Fort Wine and Gognao Brandy, STIIEXGTHENING BITTERS, CORDIALS, TONICS, &C. 4 »«» > Sell* Proprietary MMicines for Ayor'n, Jaynp'g, Townwnd'H, Schonk's, Schovillp'a and Tarrant's. AJbo, Graef- fenber^ (;(>., and floblitzerH 8ar8aparilla and other Patent Medicines. Tobacco, Cigars and SuuSli. Surgical Instruments and Dentists' materials. Orders solicited for any Goods in the above line and promptly attended to. LA PORTZ: DRUG STORE. MAIN STREET, LA PORTE, PLUMAS CO., CAL.. Always on band an excellent stock of liSbj i^A.^/LFa, ^hmimU, ^lU^ tit, EEROSENE, OAMFHEHE, Olasa, Painters' Stook, he. Hedioal Beoipea oarefiilly filled. nnrioiHT hoteim^ £. A. Brandt and John Gonlon, PROPRIETORS. This old established HOTEL is kept as formerly, a FIRS'T-OIL.ASS XIOUiSEJ. Stages leave this House daily for all parts of the State. JOHN /nrcign McKANNA & CO. DBALKRS IN Domestir Wm k li^m GIOABS And Tobaooo. A0KNT8 rot Xj-yon /k Co*s IZX Stock Ale, Mnlii Ntreet LA I'OKTK. m:\i I ■■ I I : 1 '•'[ M * ji 86 PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL DEALER IN iO>«»Z ifiS '9 mi©' AND PRODUCES^ CORNER OF H0NTG0HEB7 AND H7ERS STREETS, OROVILLE. 1 m » Also, Office Perkins & Brooks' Eureka Steam Flour Mills. Agent PACIFIC INSURANCE CO. AVUOLESALE AND KET4IL DEALER IN WINM8 AND ZIQVOMS, TOBACCO, CIGABS, EIC\ Montgomery Street, opposite Odd Fellowi' Hall, Oroville. < »»» > — Agency Anaheim Wine Growing Association. Agency Ghioo Flouring Mills. FOIVWA-RIJIIVO AN1> OOMSCII^tadOPl^. ^mm. MID FDIB AILIi IIOID9 (D? MI^HBIBS' IFlDIDUHl, r- MANUFACTUUKU OF T!F JlID sheet XROn WJlRE, IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN ! HARDWARE, CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, WOODENWARE COAL, AMMUNITION AND BLASTING rOWDER, FUSE, CORDAGE, j STOVES, AGRICULTURAL AND MINING IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS. IRON, STEEL, CUTLERY, PLATED GOODS, ETC., tTC. | Montgomery St., Oroville, Butte County, Cal.j or* HOC. 03LiijAl3ei.xc^ i.l WHOL.KSAI.K DEAIiER IN 6B0CEB1ES, PBOTISIOIIS Ai FBODIE, FIRE PROOF BRICK BUILDING, MTERS ST. (BETWEEN MONTOOMERV AND BIKD) — •-«-• — i '^ -^ Hon OUI Partiod ■lent Stock. ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT. A., o. siM:pso]sr, Agent for "Wells, IPavgo A Co's X^xpress, OROVILLE, CAL. DEALER IN STANDARD SCHOOL & MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS, Gold Peui, Cutlery, Diarieo, Sheet Music, and Uusical Instruments, MEDICAI. AlTD ULW BOOKS. AKcnt for Phccnix Fire Insurance Company, Mutual (N.Y.) Life Insurance Com- pany, and Travelers' Acciilentil Insurance Clumpany. Agency of Daily and Wcelily Union, American Flair, Alta Cat., Bulletin, raclflc Slontlily, (lolclen Era, MarysviUc Appeal, Express, Atlantic and European I'apcrs and Periodicals. UNION HOTEL, CORNER MONTGOMERY AND MYERS STREET, OROVILLE. ^ H ♦ 11 » This new brick and elegantly furnished Hotel stands first in the State for comfort and accommodation for the traveling public— every room being well ventilated and neatly furnished. U Bupnlled with every luxury of the season, and everything will he done to insure the comfort of the guests oftliiH House. In connection with this House is tlio BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON. New Bil- liard Tables of the latest I'atterns and Improvements. The BaU will always be supplied with Cliuica Liquors ''rices Moderate. Office of the Oregon Stage Company is at the Union Hotel. Singes leave this • - • WM. L. MUJfKllfS, froprMor. and Cigars. House daily fur all parts of the country OX>X'''Sr 33 IR. 38 \Xr 3ES 3Ft. -4-»»»->- J-.. TV'JM. »ch:i^e:ii>eii. d. ■ IJIL m- m m - LAGER BBER BREITVER^ OROVILLE, BUTTE COUNTY, CAL. — ^ *- — ^^ LAGER AND BUCK BEER ocmstiintly on Imiid in Kegs and Bottles, Orders solicited, a