McKenney's
Pacific
Coast
Directory
1880-81
Sacramento
Situated on the east bank of the Sacramento river, in
the lovely valley bearing the same name, is a handsome capital of the Golden
State. Until the year 1870, she was the
Western terminus of the Central Pacific Railway, the nation's grandest highway;
but with the construction and immediate consolidation of the Western Pacific
with that line, this honor was surrendered to the "suburban city on the
bay," and now contents herself with the title of a station, which that
event conferred upon her. However, the
possession of the machine shops of the powerful corporation is a source of
great revenue, as there are constantly employed about 1, 000 operatives, and
through this fact her loss amounts to very little. Besides the Central Pacific, there are several other lines of
roadway which converge and diverge from the city, and they must ever prove
valuable factors in the promotion of her commercial interests. Her position geographically is decidedly
favorable, rendering the business men of the city invaluable aid in enlarging
their trade, which, in their absence must be circumscribed to very narrow
limits by the competition of San Francisco merchants. By the energy and enterprise of her citizens, who have always
been alive to the development of their city, she has reached the second place
as a commercial emporium, and we bespeak for her a continued growth and an
honored place in the rank of the most substantial cities of the coast. Her many avenues of trade or are ornamented
with splendid structures, well behaved with cobblestones and brilliantly
illuminated with gas, while many there are traversed by lives of street
railways, and well drained by an excellent system of sewerage. In the residence portions of the place the
roomy yards, studded with palms and ferns, and ablaze in most seasons of the
year with rare flowers, there are many objects of attraction. In the possession of magnificent private
homes, Sacramento will compare favorably with any city of the same size in the
Union. The railroad depot, constructed
in the summer of 1879, and the beautiful capital building are features of the
place that deserves special notice. The
former is composed principally of iron and glass, is upwards of 300 feet in
length, and is conveniently subdivided into compartments peculiar to
itself. The latter is a handsome
structure, very modest and attractively situated in lovely grounds and
surmounted by a dome, 180 feet in hight.
It cost was in the neighborhood of $5,000,000. The city is also well supplied with daily and weekly newspapers,
he "Record-Union," a morning paper, taking rank in age. The "Bee," an evening journal, is
a sprightly sheet and the "State Democrat," a Democratic publication,
issued in the morning, and the "Journal," a German semi-weekly, a
ably represents the class in whose interest it is published. The press of the city is a credit to it, and
the circulation of the papers show an appreciation that is a commendable. The construction in the past year of many
substantial business houses and residences, and the contemplated investment of
capital in similar improvements the present year, is a happy commentary on her
future growth. The population is
estimated at 26,000.
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Abramovich John, fruits, nuts, candies, etc., Third and J.
Abrams & Tuney, contractors and builders, 401 M
ACKERMAN & CO., crockery, glassware and plated ware,
629 J.
ADAMS C. E., hay and grain, 727 J.
Adams McNeil & Co., wholesale grocers, Front and L.
Agard J. J., insurance 1011 Fourth
Agricultural Park, Allen Roberts proprietor, Twentieth
AITKIN & FISH, marble works, 617 K.
ALBERS CONRAD, saloon, 507 K.
Albion House, Mrs. R. Mazeaux proprietress, 519 K.
ALEXANDER D. E., attorney-at-law and notary public, N E
corner Fourth and J.
Alexander Mrs. Mary, tailor, 806 K.
Alexander S., clothing, 806 K.
Alfaro Isidore, saloon, corner Front and P.
Allen David, agent W. U. Tel Co, Capitol
Allen J. F., manager W. U. Tel Co, Second between J. and K.
Allen J. H., bootmaker, 820 ˝ K.
ALLEN ROBERT, lessee Agricultural Park and liquors,
Twentieth and G
Allmond John D., sewing machines and gloves, 806 J.
Allmond Ms. Katie, photograph colorer, 806 J.
ALSIP E. K., secretary Occidental and Union Bldg and Loan
Associations, 1015 Fourth
ALTHOUSE JOSIAH, saloon, 1008 Fourth
American Bible Society, 1023 Ninth
AMERICAN EAGLE HOTEL, T. S. Wilkinson proprietor, J. and
Twelfth
Anderson & Berg, painters, 816 K.
Anderson J., merchant tailor, 1018 1/2 Sixth
ANDERSON & JOHNSON, fashionable merchant tailors, 1012
Seventh
Anderson Rev. T. H. B., clergyman M E South
ANDERSON W. A., attorney at law, N E corner Third and J.
ANDREW A., manager Continental Oil and Transportation Co.,
67 and 69 Front
Andrews Asa P., secretary Sacramento Pioneer Association,
Seventh bet. J. and K.
Annis Thos, wood and coal yard, 426 K.
Arcade Hotel, Thomas Guineau proprietor, Second between J.
and K.
ARMSTRONG J. W., attorney-at-law, 322 J.
ARMSTRONG THOS, harness and saddlery, 1104 J.
ARNOLD JACOB, Second Street Meat Market, Second and N
Arnold J. M., insurance broker, 1011 Fourth
Arnold M. R., restaurant, 1019 Second
ASHER J., photographer, 810 J.
ASHER ROBERT W., carriage painter, 1115 J.
Atkinson E. C., president Sacramento Business College, 716
I
AVERY J. M., president Capital Furniture Co., 616 J.
AXTELL FRANK, manufacturer Goodenough Bed Spring, 822 J.
Backus Samuel W., adjutant general, Capitol
Bailey Joseph, agent for theater, 423 K.
Bailey W. H., harness maker, 1030 K.
Baker B., hotel, 818 K.
BAKER & HAMILTON, hardware, agricultural implements,
wagons, etc., 109, 111, 113 and 115 J.
Baldwin C. G., grocer, N E corner Twelfth and G.
Baldwin W. H., physician, 1029 Second
Baptiste J. & Co., cigar manufacturers, 326 K.
BARBER M., hay and grain, Eleventh and J.
Barnes Chas, cigars, tobacco, sacks, etc., 910 J.
Baron Chas L., barber, 624 K.
BARRY JNO, liquors, 108 K.
Bartlett J. A., manager Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing
Co., 217 and 219 J.
BASLER GEORGE A., proprietor Fountain Livery Stables, 1004
and 1006 J.
BASLER MARTIN, saddler and harnessmaker, 1003 K.
BATCHELOR, VAN GELDER & Co., manufacturers, (for
Pacific Coast), Spring Tooth Harrows
and Cultivators, and dealers in agricultural implements, 902 K.
BATES GEORGE E., attorney-at-law, 914 Fifth
BATES GEORGE O & Co., hardware and agricultural
implements, 205 and 207 J.
Bauer Brothers, tinners and coppersmiths, 729 K.
Baumie Frederick, cooked meats, 426 J.
Bayer & Co., grocers, Second and O.
BAYER EMIL, grocer, Second and O.
Beals H. S., photographer, 415 J.
Beard M. R. & Co., stationery, news, etc., 312 J.
Bearnson N., stoves, furniture, crockery, glassware,
tinware, etc., 829 J.
BEATTY H.O., receiver U. S. land office, Fourth and J.
BEAUMONT DUNCAN, land agent, 1018 Seventh
Beckman William, president Peoples’ Savings Bank, Fourth
and J.
BELL & KOLLIKER, druggist, S. W. corner Sixth and J.
Bemmerer August, cutler, 519 K.
BENING BROS., furniture, bedding, crockery, glassware, (new
and second hand), etc., 1019 Fourth
BENNETT & HARVEY, proprietor Sacramento Signed Works,
1023 Tenth
Bennett Mrs. H., proprietress Lardner building, Fifth and
K.
BENNETT I., fruit, candy, cigars and tobacco, 926 J.
Bennett Miss M., dressmaker,I and Seventh
Bennett Michael, saloon, 807 J.
Bentley Rev. Robert, clergyman, (Methodist)
Berck L. P., grocers, N. W. corner Thirteenth and K.
Bergmann A., pickle and vinegar factory, L.
Berkey T. H., county clerk, Court House
Bernard H. M., blacksmith and carriage makers, L. and Sixth
Bertin Mrs. E., dressmaker, 919 Fifth
Bertin P., upholsterer, 919 Fifth
Bettencourt J. S. A., barber, 1031 Front
Bien Louis, dry goods, S. W. corner J. and Eighth
Biewener & Hagemann, meat market, Fourth and M.
BILLINGS E. L. & Co., wholesale liquors, 417 K.
BINGAY MRS. E. C., teacher of drawing, Ninth and K.
Bishop Chas E., county superintendent schools, Court House
Blessing & Guthrie, proprietor Capital Hotel Seventh
and K.
Blue Danl, bootblack, Ale Vaults Barber Shop, 302 J.
Boban J., restaurant, 45 Second
Boeckhoff G., dyeing and cleaning, 524 K.
Bohl Peter, real estate and ins, 325 J.
Bohrer Joseph, liquors, 522 J.
BOND & HUNTSMAN, millinery and fancy goods, 523 J.
BOOTH & Co., wholesale grocers, Front
This is the oldest firm in the city; first established in
the Spring of 1850, under the style of the " Foreshee, Booth &
Co.," composed of John Foreshee, L. A. Booth and Job Dye, the two latter
gentlemen retired in the spring of 1851.
About the same period Charles Smith and Newton Booth established
business under the name of Smith & Booth.
After the fire of 1852, L. A. Booth became a member of the firm, which
was then known as Booth & Co. Kleinhaus & Co., established in 1852:
Theodore P. and D. Kleinhaus, partners.
The latter firm united with the Kleinhaus constituting the firm. The Kleinhaus retired in 1860, and Newton
Booth began entering the firm, L. A. Booth and T. L. Barker retired from the
firm in 1862, and J. T. Glover became a member. This firm still continues, and that, too, with all these
surroundings of prosperity. Its
business relations extend not only through the northern and southern counties
of the State, but also through the entire State of Nevada. The firm also do business in San Francisco,
under the firm name of W. W. Dodge & Co.
Borchers W. F., brewer, N E corner Twelfth and H.
Bostwick E. R., lodgings and restaurant, 1117 Fourth
Bottomley J. M., Delivery Co.. 820 K.
BOWERS & LONGABAUGH, Ale Vaults Barber Shop, 302 J.
Bowers Mrs., physician, 919 I
BOYD MRS. J. W., dressmaker, 505 J.
BOYD THOS, confectioner, 824 J.
Boyle Mrs. Katie, dressmaker, 1014 Eighth
Boyne William, marble works, 712 K.
Brag & Almond, pattern maker and wood turning, 1107
Ninth
Brandt A., ladies underwear, 507 J.
Brannon & Rooney, carriage factory, 1107 and 1109
Seventh
Brendlin A., baker, 1128 I. between Eleventh and Twelfth
BREUNER JOHN, furniture and bedding, 604 2 608 K.
BREWER A., Eagle Hotel, 1319 to 1321 Front
BREWER B. B., dentist, 628 ˝ J.
BREWER M. T. & Co., fruit and produce merchants, 130
and 132 J., corner Second
Briggs W. A., physician, 212 J.
BRIGGS W. E., oculist and aurist, 429 ˝ J.
Brooklyn Hotel, J. E. Mooney proprietor, 85 and 87 Front
Brothers Misses, millinery, 611 J.
Brown Brothers, blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 920 K.
BROWN B. F., proprietor Bruce House, 1018 J.
Brown Daniel, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 920 K.
Brown I. S., attorney-at-law, N E corner Third and J.
Brown Isaac, saloon, 1214 J.
Brown J. R., insurance, 1006 Fourth
BROWN MISS EMMA, hair goods and hairdresser, 517 J.
Brown Mrs. V. A., ladies’ hairdresser, 1026 Fifth
BROWN W. B. C., attorney-at-law and notary public, 1018
Seventh
BRUCE HOUSE, B. F. Brown proprietor, 1018 J.
Bruner Elwood, attorney-at-law, 628 1/2 J.
BRYDING PETER, Tremont Hotel, 112 and 114 J.
Buckley Henry L., district attorney, Court House
Buckley P. J., tailor, 716 K.
BUCKOW EMIL & CO., wholesale liquors, 725 K.
Budd & Forrest, fish, 5 Front
Bullard Ben Jr., brass foundry and finisher, 918 Third
Burghardt A. D., plaster, I. and Seventh
BURKE M. A., manager for Sisson, Wallace & Co., 129 J.
BURNS D. M., secretary of state, Capitol
Burr E. A., hay and grain, 815 and 817 J.
BUSH ED N., cigars and tobacco, 326 J.
BUSH GEORGE T., gas fixtures, plumbers’ ware and sanitary
supplies, 324 J.
Bush Norton, artist, Sixth and K.
BUTTERFIELD & WHITE, grocers, J. and Tenth
Caduc Phil, coal, soda, ale, etc., 1009 Third
Cadwalader Edward & Co., brokers, 229 J.
CADWALADER GEORGE, attorney-freighted -law, N E corner
Third and J.
Cadwalader & Parsons, real estate and ins, 229 J.
California House, Frank Schurler proprietor, Frank
between J. and K.
Callahan B. E., county treasurer, Court House
CALLIHAN MRS. P. A., millinery, 613 J.
Calvyn & Chipman, sign and ornamental painter's,
1107 Second
Campbell Fred M., state superintendent schools, Capitol
Campbell John, furniture, 409 K.
Campbell M, grocer, 1312 Fifth
Cantwell W. R., attorney-at-law, N. E. corner Third and
J.
CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., furniture, J. M. Avery
president, 616 J.
Capwell H. C. & Co., picture frames, moldings,
etc., 720 8 K.
Capital Hotel, Blessing & Guthrie proprietors, SW
Seventh and K.
Capital Ice and Coal Co., 920 and 922 Fourth
CAPITOL SOAP CO., Withington & Bagley proprietor's,
Front and O
Capitol Woolen Mills, S. Tryon superintendent,
Sixteenth and E., 822 J.
CAREY JOHN T., attorney-at-law, real estate and
insurance agent, 1006 Fourth
Carle & Croly, carpenters, 1114 Second
Carroll J. H., warehouse, N W corner Eleventh and B.
Carroll J. & Son, marble works, 1029 Sixth
Cary W. W., watches and jewelry, guns, etc., Second
between J. and K.
CASEY & CRONAN, wholesale liquors, 218 K.
Casselli A., bootmaker, 216 J.
Castorf Mrs. L., lodging house, 300 K.
Castro J. M. & Son, wood and coal, L. and Fourth
Castro M, wood, 1617 Front
Caswell & Landsborough, proprietor Sacramento
Transfer Co., 524 J.
Caswell William A., city bill poster, 524 K.
CATLIN & HAMBURGER, attorneys at law, 207 J.
CHADDERDON J L, paints, oils, varnish and window glass,
wallpaper, etc., 204 K.
CHANDLER L. C., real estate and ins, 227 J.
CHESLEY G. W., wholesale liquors and groceries, 51
Front
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS, conductors of the Sacramento
Institute
Christianson & Brother, market, 703 J.
Church & Jones, orchestra, 812 K.
City Hotel, Andrew Noone proprietor, 311 K.
City Water Works, Josiah Johnson Superintendent, Front
and I.
Clark & Venable, attorneys at law, Third and J.
CLARK J. FRANK, undertaker, 1017 Fourth
Clark Jno J., architect, 403 J.
CLARK ROBERT C., superior judge, Court House
Clatt William, bootmaker, 206 K.
Claussenius & Co., saloon, 914 K.
CLAYTON M F, physician and proprietor Pacific Water
Cure, Seventh and L.
Clinch C, sawfiler, 821 K.
Cluness W. R., physician, 1029 Second
CLUNIE THOMAS J. (Curtis & Clunie)
COLEMAN J.O., exchange office, stocks bought and sold on
commission, 325 J.
COLEMAN L., fruits, candies, cigars, etc., 724 J.
Coleman WP, real estate and insurance, 325 J.
COLES J. L. & D. H., Sacramento Ice Co., 1018 to 1024
K.
Coffey P. J., blacksmith and carriage maker, 924 Fourth
COFFIELD NICLES, Park Saloon, 906 J.
Coggins P. H., attorney-at-law and justice of peace, 916
Seventh
COHEN BEN, carpets, oil cloths, curtains, etc., 419 and 421
J.
Cohn Samuel, tailor, 1005 K.
COLLA JULES P., Sacramento Exchange, 1008 Seventh
COMSTOCK W. D., furniture and bedding (wholesale and
retail), Fifth and K.
Coney S., second-hand goods, 105 K.
Conrad John, watches and jewelry, 417 J.
CONRAN JOHN, proprietor Eldred House, 1010 K.
CONSIDINE D. J., saloon, Third and K.
Consiglire Louis, boarding house, 117 Front
CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANSPORTATION CO., A Andrew manager,
67 and 69 Front
COOK A.A., architect, 403 J., N E corner Fourth
Cook T. H., grocer, N E corner Eighth and J.
Cook Thos, barber, 926 K.
COOKE & Son, Pioneer Box Factory, Front and M.
Cooksley___,oculist, O. between Ninth and Tenth
Cooley S. B., laundry, Slater's Addition
COOLOT A., importing variety store and cigars, tobacco,
books, stationery, cutlery, etc., 812 J.
COOPER D, saloon, Second and I.
Cooper George, poultry, game, fish and vegetables, 516 K.
COOPER JNO F., fancy goods, toys, music, musical
instruments, zephywools, J. and Sixth
Cooper William J., constable, 916 Fifth
Coppersmith J. H., grocer, S E corner Seventh and G.
COPPIN R & CO., auctioneers and dealers in second-hand
furniture, 727 K.
CORBIN J. H., liquors, 218 J.
CORDANO JOHN, bootblack, 425 J.
Corrada B., hotel, 1225 Front
Cordes Ernest, hotel, S E corner Twelfth and I.
CORRAL SALOON, Chas Nessel proprietor, 1119 Third
Coss R., stair builder, 1117, Fourth
Counts J.P., attorney-at-law, I. A. and Seventh
Coy Z L, feed stable, 1226 J.
Crane S. S., physician, 1109 Fifth
CRAVENS ROBT O., State Library and, Capitol
Crescent City Hotel, J. E. Dixon proprietor, 621 and 623 J.
Crocker B. R., C. P. R. R. and P. I. store house, 101 Front
CROCKER H. S. & CO., printers and stationers, 208 and
210 J.
CRONIN WP proprietor Golden Eagle Restaurant, 616 K.
CROSS SAMUEL, attorney-at-law and searcher of records, 429
J.
Crowell & Caverly, auctioned and commission, N W corner
Fourth and J.
Crowley Jno, saloon, 1419 Front
Cunningham A J., boilermaker, 212 and 214 I.
CUNNINGHAM J., carriage painter, 1110 K.
Curtis Mrs. A. C., schoolteacher, (private), 604 L.
CURTIS & CLUNIE, attorneys at law, 920 Sixth
CURTIS N. GREENE,
(Curtis & Clunie)
Dahringer & Brown, blacksmith and wagonmakers, 1113 J.
"DAILY RECORD UNION" Sacramento Publishing Co.
proprietors, Third between J. and K.
DALE & Co., music, toys, zephywools, fancy goods, etc.,
625 J., 27th year in business
Daly J. S., saloon, 425 K.
DALY Mrs. J. M., dress and cloakmaker, 1012 Third
Dangler Chas, saloon, 1025 Third
DASSONVILLE FRED, manager Marcus C. Hawley & Co., 213
J.
DAUGHERTY & CO., grocers, 907 and 909 Front
Davis & Hogan, restaurant, 302 K.
DAVIS J F & SON, carriages, 1013 and 1015 J.
DAVIS J. G., furniture and bedding, 411 K.
DAVIS RICHMOND, real estate and insurance, 402 J.
DAVIS S. H., hardware, 704 J.
DAVIS & SMITH, stoves and tinware, 826 J.
Davis William J., official court reporter and notary
public, Court House
DeBARNARDI D. & CO., fruits, fish, vegetables, poultry,
farm produce, etc., 308 and 310 K.
DeLONGE J B, Diana Saloon, 521 K.
Dennery Alphonse & Co., crockery, 518 J.
Denson S. C., superior judge, Court House
"DENTAL JAIRUS" W.O. Thrailkill editor and
publisher, Sixth and K.
DERMAN & ZIEGLER, Sacramento Beer Hall, 407 K.
Deseve J. B., bootmaker, 1011 Ninth
Deuel S. A., physician, 407 J.
DEVINE J. C., Capital Marble Works, 722 K.
DEVINE MARTIN, grocer, S W corner Sixth and N.
Didion John, liquors, 414 J.
Diefenbacher & Newman, barbers and baths, 223 K.
Dierssen D., grocer, S E corner Ninth and L.
Dierssen & Toland, groceries, S W corner Seventh and E.
DIETERLE ED, Fifth Avenue House 1015 Fifth
Dietrich & Rump, proprietor Ebner's Hotel, 116 and 118
K.
Dingley N., coffee and spice mill, 113 I.
Dixon J. E., proprietor Crescent City Hotel, 621 and 623 J.
DODGE V. C., Start Glove Factory, 1005 K.
Dohn Charles, saloon, 908 K.
DOLE NICK, proprietor Oak Hall, four miles from Sacramento
Dombrower S., tailor, 208 K.
Donahue John, grocery, N E corner Twelfth and D.
DONOVAN MISS E., dress and cloak maker, 1020 Eighth
Donovan J., liquors, S W corner L. and Third
Dorney M. L., boot and shoemaker, 1305 Fourth
DORSEY H. W., barber, 1319 Front
Dorsey L. P., Fountain Saloon, 1006 J.
Dougherty Mrs. Ann, lodgings, 122 K.
Doyle John, horseshoer, 1021 K.
Dreman & Shiels, house painter, 1115 J.
Drew N L, & Co.; lumber, Second and M.
DUCK LEWIS, groceries, 420 K.
DUCOING EUGENE, hairdresser, 431 K.
Duffy John H., attorney-at-law, Seventh and J.
DUNLAP ISAIAH, Golden Eagle Hairdressing Saloon, 621 K.
Dunlap Presley, (Dunlay & Van Fleet)
Dunlap & Van Fleet, attorneys at law, 603 I.
Dwinell Rev. I. E., clergyman (Congregational)
DWYER M, liquors, corner K. and Eighth
Dwyer S., general merchandise, N E corner Sixteenth and J.
Dyer Brothers, barbers, 1031 Second
EARL D. W. & Co., forwarding and commission
EASTERBROOKS J. S., drayman and piano mover; furniture and
pianos moved with care; order on slate at Singer office, 411 J.
EBERHARDT WILLIAM, gunsmith and turner, 602 K.
EBNER BROTHERS, wholesale liquors, 1009 Fourth
Ebner's Hotel, Dietrich & Rump, proprietors,116 and 118
K.
ECKHARDT HENRY, guns, pistols, ammunition, etc., 523 K.
Edgerton Henry, attorney-at-law, 209 J.
EGL A., fruits and confectionery, 510 J.
Ehler B, grocer, Second and N.
EHMANN CHRIS, grocer, S W corner M. and Second
EICHMAN & HOCKEL, barbers, 517 K.
Eilers D. W., grocer, Tenth and O.
ELDRED E. P., cashier State House Tenth and K.
ELDRED H., proprietor State House Tenth and K.
ELDRED HOUSE, John Conran proprietor, 1010 K.
ELKUS L. & CO., wholesale clothing, boots and shoes,
blankets, etc., Front and J.
Elliott Archie, grocer, 302 L.
ELLIOTT C. W., manager for Friend & Terry Lumber Co.,
1310 Second
Ellis P., bootmaker, Fifth
Emery E. H., agent Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines,
527 J.
Emmons Miss D. H., millinery, 517 J.
EWERS NICHOLAS, grocer, N E corner Thirteenth and H.
EWERS OTTO, Bank Exchange, Second and K.
Fabian Bros., groceries, 827 J.
FAIRCHILD MRS. S. K., dressmaker, 613 ˝ J.
FAIRFIELD MRS. CASSIE, dress and cloak maker, S W corner
Sixth and J.
Falkenstein J. A., bootmaker, 525 K.
Farnsworth W. C., superintendent city cemetery, 804 J.
Farr B. A., proprietor Telegraph House, 1222 J.
FARREN JOHN, horseshoer, 810 K.
FARREN JOHN, blacksmith, 810 K.
FARR GEORGE M., proprietor Mint Saloon, 128 K.
FARR G. W., (McFarland & Farr), notary public, Fourth
and J.
Felch W. C., real estate and insurance, 1013 Fourth
FELDHUSEN C., groceries, Eighth and L.
Felter Jas. I. & Co., wholesale liquors, 73 Front
between K. and L.
FERAUT B. & Co., groceries, Second and N.
Ferguson R. C., whitewasher, 417 M.
Filano P., grocer, Third and Q.
FISH & COLLINS, druggist and manufacturing chemists,
1007 Fourth
Fisher G. S., fruits, nuts, etc., 825 J.
FISHER HENRY, candy manufacturer, 508 J.
FISHER N., machinist and locksmith, 427 K.
FISK R A., proprietor Pacific Electrical Works, Eighth
between I. and J.
FLAHERTY PETER, saloon, 624 J.
Fleming Frank, barber, 1008 K.
FLOHR A., guns, pistols & ammunition, 1024 Sixth;
parasols & umbrellas, 1022 Sixth
FLOHR Chas, as, pistols and ammunition, 511 K.
FORD & CLARKE, proprietors of "Daily State
Democrat," Third and J.
Forester E. H., manager for Scofield & Tevis, 67 and 69
Front
Foster Albert, assistant superintendent C. P. R. R. Co.'s
steamers
Foster A. H., groceries, 1118 J.
FOSTER F., book binder, paper ruler and blank book manufacturer,
319 J.
FOUNTAIN LIVERY STABLES, George A. Basler proprietor 1004
and 1006 J.
Fox John, liquors, 1116 Fourth
Fox' s Hotel, F. N. Mertes proprietor, 1115 Fourth
Foy F. M. merchant tailor, 426 J.
FRANK' S, SALOON, Frank Ruhstaller proprietor 422 K.
Frazer W. F., lumber, Fifth and L.
FREEMAN A. C., attorney-at-law, 914 Fifth
FREEMAN & BATES, attorneys at law, 916 Fifth
FREES JACOB, proprietor Belvidere Hotel 1023 Sixth
Friedman L. E., hairdresser, with Oscar Pfotenhauer
Friedman M., varieties, 216 J.
FRIEND & TERRY LUMBER CO., C.W. Elliot manager, 1310
Second & corner Twelfth & J.
FRITZ & MILLER, undertakers 905 K.
Frost A. L., U. S. internal revenue collector, Sixth and K.
Frost ___, clergyman (Baptist)
FUCHS HENRY, varieties, purchasing agency & proprietor
Fuchs' Hair Restorative, 529 K.
Fuchs Peter, cigars, 405 K.
Gates M. E., freight agent, S. P. R. R., Front
GATTMANN J. M. & CO., cigars and tobacco, 622 K.
GARDNER D., wood and coal, N E corner Fourth and I.
GARDNER M., physician, 318 J.
Gehring Fred, harness and saddles, 912 J.
George F. S., hairdresser, 1014 J.
George Mrs. Joseph, groceries, Fifth and N.
George Wilbur F., attorney-at-law, 401 J.
Gerber Bros., wholesale butchers, J. and Tenth
GERBER HENRY, Meat Market, J. and Tenth
Gerber William E., county auditor and recorder, Court House
GILES J. W., hairdresser, 104 K.
GIDLUND & DALEY, painters, 1126 J.
Giebel Cornelius, bookbinder and paper box factory, Eighth
between K. and L.
Gilligan Miss, dressmaker, 513 J.
Gillis D., livery stable, 917, 919 and 921 Eighth
Gill J. B., Sacramento Telephone Exchange, 627 J.
GILMAN C. H., proprietor Red House, 706 J.
GILMAN J. P. & CO., clothing, 924 J.
GILMER THOS W., justice of peace, 918 Fifth
Ginsburg Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 206 J.
GLASOU L J, agent Domestic Sewing Machines, 617 J.
Gleason J. J., plumbing and gasfitting 706 J.
Gleeson Mrs. Ellen, hotel, 814 J.
Goepel H., bootmaker, 803 J.
Gogings R E, druggist, 904 J.
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL, F. A. Hornblower proprietor, N W corner
F. and K.
GOLDEN EAGLE RESTAURANT, W. P. Cronin proprietor, 616 J.
Goldman S., groceries, Second and J.
Gonnet A, S E corner L. and Second
GOODELL N D, architect, Seventh between J. and K.
GOODHUE A P, manager Sacramento Lumber Co., Second between
L. and M.
Goosner B, billiard table manufacturer, 515 K.
GOTTORSKI W, junk, sacks, metal &c, Fifth and I.
Gottliet S., meat market, Seventh and N.
Gouldin Thos, teacher of phonography and barber, 804 K.
Grafmiller A, feed stable, 1016 Ninth
GRAF M., ivory turner, 1025 Fourth
Grahler John, liquors, 522 J.
GRANGERS' CO-OPERATIVE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION, W. H. Hevener
manager, general merchandise and agricultural implements, 1000 K.
Grangers' Stable, Robert Hill proprietor, 1117 Seventh
Grant Mrs., dressmaker, 1015 Sixth
Gray C. A. D., cutler, 319 K.
Greene S. A., feed stable, 1019 J.
Green & Trainor, meat market, 124 K.
GREER E. & CO., groceries, N W corner Ninth and K.
GREGORY J., fruit and produce, 126 and 128 J.
Gregory Rev., clergyman (Baptist)
GREINER GEORGE, piano tuner and repairer, 1019 Ninth
GRIESEL JACOB, harness and saddles, 1022 J.
GRIFFITH S. J., Pony Exchange, 75 Front, between K. &
L.
Gross Frank W., clerk of supreme court
GROTH JAMES H., Forest Saloon, 415 K.
Gruhler E & Co., brewery, S E corner Sixteenth and K.
Gruhler and Sellinger, ice and coal, 920 Fourth
Guinean Thos, proprietor Arcade Hotel, Second between J.
and K.
Guinn W. H., barber, 1010 Fourth
Gullion D. H., grocer, N W corner Twelfth and I.
Gunn E, blacksmith, 212 and 214 I.
GUTENBEBGER WILLIAM, Sacramento Foundry, corner Front and
N.
Guth George, grocer, 1131 Twelfth, corner I.
GUTHRIE BROS., plumbers, roofers and tinners, 127 J.
Hale Bros. & Co., dry goods, 812 K.
Haberkorn W., tailor, 127 J.
HAHN JNO., saloon, 924 Second
HAINES G., justice of the peace, 1018 Fourth
Haller Daniel, saloon, 1014 Third
HALL MRS. J. R., ladies' hairdresser, 525 ˝ J.
HALL LUHRS & CO., importers and wholesale grocers, 228
and 230 K. corner Third
HAMBURGER A, dry goods (People' s Store), 600 J. corner
Sixth
Hamilton Ed R., cashier Sacramento Savings Bank, Fifth and
J.
HAMILTON W H, architect, 627 J.
Hammer L K., music and musical instruments, 820 J.
HAMMER M S, druggist, Fourth and K.
Hamm Mrs. Maggie, liquors, 313 L.
Hanly J. W., Cronk beer, Fifth and I.
HANNAN P., attorney-at-law, 625 I.
Hannon Owen, saloon, 325 K.
Hanrahan M., wood and coal, L and Eighth
HANSON OTTO, merchant tailor, 408 J.
Hardesty, Thos., fruit and confectionery, cigars and
tobacco, 830 K.
Harkins Jno. P, poultry, fruit &c., Sixth and K.
HARLEY JAMES, junk, metals, sacks, etc., 918 K.
HARPER THOS, boots and shoes, 323 J.
Harris L. R., liquors, Tenth and K.
Harrison T. E., restaurant, 306 J.
HART ALBERT, Governor’s private secretary, Capitol
Hart A. L., attorney-at-law, Capitol
HARTMAN G. PHIL, Oriental Market, 418 K.
HARTWELL, HOTCHKISS & STALKER, Sacramento Planing
Mills, Front and Q.
Harvey Mrs. S. A., Plaza Glove Factory, 1009 Tenth
HASTENPLUG P. J., saloon, S E corner Twentieth and H.
HASWELL, & AMSDEN, Pantheon Saloon, 1022 Fourth
Hatch F. W., physician, 318 J.
Hathaway A., carpet-beating machine, O. and Twelfth
Hawley Mrs. A. M., dressmaker, M. between Fifth and Sixth
HAWLEY MARCUS C. & CO., hardware and agricultural
implements, 211 to 215 J.
Hayden C. C., conveyancer, real estate, fire and life
insurance, 17 J.
HAYFORD BROS. & CO., general mdse, J. and Ninth
Haymond & Allen, attorney-at-law, Fourth and J.
HAYS BROS., stoves, tinware, plumbers and gasfitters, 1122
J.
Heath J. R., watches and jewelry, 820 J.
Hector John, saloon, 1017 Tenth
Hector J. O., liquors, 314 K.
Heilbron A., sheriff, Court House
Heilbron Bros.wholesale butchers, 619 J.
Heilbron Fred, meat market, 619 J.
HEINRICH CHAS., groceries, 301 L.
HEISEN C., Court Exchange, I. and Seventh
Hellenge W., wood and coal, N. between Third and Fourth
Hellinge Wm., wood, , N. between Third and Fourth
Henessy P.J., grocer, 2330 K.
Henry A. G., physician, Tenth and J.
Henschel J., carriage trimmer, 1111 Eighth
Herman F., liquors, 708 K.
HERZOG PHIL, City Meat Market, 118 J.
HEVENER W. H., manager Grangers’ Co-operative Business
Association, 1000 K.
Heyman Arnold, agent Steinway & Son’s Pianos, 620 I.
Heyum H., cigars and tobacco, 602 J.
HICKMAN P. L., real estate and insurance, 1005 Fourth
Higgs Mrs. M. L., lodgings, 419 J.
Hillard C., butcher, Third and L.
Hill & Cornell, grocers, 922 J.
HILL J. F., manufr. of and dealer in wagons and carriages,
Thirteenth and J.
HILL ROBERT, propr. Grangers’ Stable, 1117 Seventh
Hines E., varieties, 1028 H between Tenth and Eleventh
HINKSON ADD C., attorney-at-law and notary public, 627 J.
HIRSH MARKS, junk, 813 J.
HOBBY & HARPER, white bronze monuments, filters and
coolers, 329 J.
HOCKWELL PETER, Jersey Restaurant, 1317 Front
Hodgdon T. G., attorney-at-law, 625 I.
Hodgdon W., propr. Mansion House, Seventh between I. and J.
HOEHN JACOB, coal, 513 and 515 I.
HOFFMANN A., boots
and shoes, 609 K.
Hoit N. S., musician, 1021 Fourth
Hook & Falconer, contractors and carpenters, S E corner
I. and Seventh
Hook William, carpenter, Fourth between K. and I.
HOLBROOK, MERRILL & STETSON, stoves, tinware and
metals, 221 and 223 J.
HOLL S. SOLON, attorney-at-law, Sixth and I.
Holman, Stanton & Co., agricultural implements and
hardware, Second and J.
HOPFE HENRY, carriage painter, 1013 Ninth
HOPPER P. J., attorney-at-law and notary public, Fourth and
J.
Hopping W. C., postmaster, Fourth and K.
HORNBLOWER F. A.,
propr. Golden Eagle Hotel, N W corner Seventh and K.
HOUGHTON W. A. & C. S., wholesale booksellers and
stationers, 615 J.
Houston & Co., employment office, 1112 Fourth
Houston Joseph W., county assessor, Court House
HOVEY J J, jeweler or and watchmaker, 1023 Tenth
Howard House, K. between Front and Second
Howard & Sellers, grocers, M. and Eighth
Howe Mrs. B., dressmaker, 521 J.
Howe Mrs. Lowell, dressmaker, 1107 Eighth
Hoyt W. H., plumber, 1010 Third
HUEBSCHMAN JNO B, Albion Saloon, 519 K.
HUGHSON W. A., physician, 628 J.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO. wholesale hardware and metals, 220 to 226 K.
HUNT J. A. & CO., M.
St. and Planing Mill, M. between Front and Second
Huntoon William F., cashier People' s Savings Bank, Fourth
and J.
Hunt W. S., young ladies' seminary, Sixth and K.
HYMAN J. JR., watches and jewelry, 506 J.
Hyman K., jeweler, 404 J.
Hyman M., lamps and varieties, 404 J.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, James Lansing proprietor, 320 to 326
K.
INWALL & WALDRON MRS., dress and cloak makers, 417 J.
JACOBS L., second-hand clothing, 317 K.
Jacobs N. M., clothing, Fifth and J.
Jacobs R. P., liquors, S W corner Second and K.
Jackson S. J. & J. M., stoves and tinware, 423 J.
JACKSON W. F., artist, 429 ˝ J.
Jeffrey P., groceries, Front and N.
JELLY SAMUEL, watches and jewelry, 422 J.
JENNINGS E. B., insurance, 1012 Fourth
Jermain William, harnessmaker, 1113 Seventh
Johnson A. L., saloon, 904 Second
JOHNSON & BLUE, carriagemakers, 919 Third
Johnson D. A., hairdresser, 726 J.
JOHNSON F. W., livery, feed and sale stable, L. between
Sixth and Seventh
JOHNSON GROVE L., attorney-at-law, 920 Fifth
JOHNSON & HIGNETT, liquors, 816 K.
Johnson J., cutter, 618 J.
Johnson Josiah, superintendent City Water Works, Front and
I.
JOHNSON MRS. L. A., saloon, 904 Second
JOHNSTON D., land attorney, Fourth and J., residence SE
corner Eleventh and F.
JOHNSTON F. H., coffee saloon, 517 K.
Jones C. T., (Martin & Jones)
Jones & Givens, general agents for the Glidden and
Patent Barb Wire, Tenth and K.
Jones & Ingram, blacksmith and wagonmakers, 1011 Ninth
JONES MISS L., straw works, 1008 Sixth
JOSEPH & GRIBBLE, groceries, Front and I, liquors,
Second and I
Kaerth J., boots and shoes, 425 J.
Kaine Joseph, agent Phil Caduc, 1009 Third
KARNOFSKY & BURTON, hairdressers, (at Capitol Ale
Vaults), 302 J. corner Third
KATSCHINSKI B, hairdresser and baths, 508 K.
Katzenstein & Bradley, Millinery, 605 J.
Katzenstein George B., G. W. Secretary I. O. G. T., Fourth
and J.
KAY SAMUEL H., merchant tailor, 509 K.
Kearney, Mrs. James, lodging, 212 K.
Keating J. W., grocer, 1731 Eleventh
Keber Jno., grocer, SE corner 14th and G.
Keber Jacob, grocer, NE corner Tenth and F.
Keepers Mrs. J. T., dressmaker, 919 Sixth
Keller W. B. G., attorney-at-law, 429 J.
Kellogg Leonard, stoves, hardware, crockery, furniture,
etc., 819 and 821 J.
KELLOGG MISS L. J., physician and proprietor Electro Vapor
Baths, I. and Seventh
KELLY MRS. J. M., dressmaker, 605 J.
Kelly P., liquors, 605 I.
KENDEL PHILIP, barber and baths, 217 K.
KENFIELD D. M., state controller, Capitol
KENT MRS. G. F., boarding, I. and Seventh
KERTH J. G., cigar manufacturer and dealer, 916 J.
Kerth & Nicholas, brewers, NE corner 12 and I
KESTNER P. R., wholesale produce, fruits, vegetables,
butter, eggs, etc., 322 J.
KESTLER MARTIN, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1012 and 1014
Ninth
Kidder N. A., harbor master
Kiley William, shirt maker, 1010 Sixth
KILGORE & TRACY, grocers, 913 and 915 K.
Kimberly Mrs. D. C., lodgings, 415 ˝ K.
Kimze B., bakery, M. and Ninth
King M. J., groceries, SW corner L. and Second
Kinny Thos, grocer, 1219 Fourth
KIRK H. C. & CO., druggists, 416 J.
KLEBITZ & GREEN, saloon, 1020 Fourth
KLEES JOHN & CO., manufacturers of Nash & Cutts
Grain Separator, 824 K.
Klein A. R., saloon, 918 J.
Klink C. F., druggists, Sixth and K.
KLUNE J. B., watches and jewelry, 226 J.
Knauer Lorenz, brewery, Ninth and P.
KNAUTH J, wholesale wines and brandies, 811 J.
KNIGHTS W. R., hides, pelts, tallow, Front and L.
Koenig R., grocer, Fourth and O.
Kohne Henry, saloon, 1006 Fifth
KORN LEWIS, liquors, 528 J.
Kozminsky B., cigars and tobacco, 307 K.
Krebs C. H. & Co., paints, oils, glass, wallpaper,
etc., 626 J.
KREUZBERGER L., groceries, 416 K.
Kripp Fritz, barber, 126 K.
Kropff William, carriage painter, 913 Eighth
KUEHNEL M., bootmaker, 928 J., residence Ninth and T.
Kunz Peter, proprietor Empire Nursery, SW corner Third and
R.
KUHN WILLIAM, proprietor Central Beer Hall, 604 J.
Kuhule William, carriagemaker, 1114 K.
L
Lambert J. & Co., grocers, Tenth and K.
Lamet E., bakery, 910 Fifth
Landes F. L., city superintendent of schools, Ninth and K.
Landrum Mrs. J. T., boarding house 1116 Third
Land William, proprietor Western Hotel, 209 to 219 K.
Lang George F., agent and collector, Fourth and L.
LANG JACOB, steam dyeing and cleaning works; country work
promptly attended to, 714 J.
LANSING JAS., proprietor International Hotel, 320,322,324
and 326 K.
Laraway O. O., groceries, Sixth and N.
LARKIN JOHN N., proprietor "Sacramento Leader,"
208 and 210 J.
Lascano F., cigarettes and tobacco factory, 409 M.
Lathrop H. C., agent C. P. R. R. Co.'s, steamers, foot of
K.
Laufkotter C., tinner and roofer, 1007 Tenth
LAVENSON GUS, boots and shoes, Fifth and J.
Lawry Mrs. H. T., dressmaker, 627 J.
Lawson Powell S, roofer, 413 K.
Lee Mrs. F., dressmaker, 1123 Third
LEFAVOR W. F., proprietor Broom Factory, 1027 Front
LEFTWICH J. W., photographer, 521 J.
Leloy Louis, barber, liquors, cigars and tobacco, 222 J.
LEONARD A., real estate, insurance, notary public and
secretary Sacramento Building and Loan Association, 1012 Fourth
Leroy J. F., merchant tailor, 712 K.
LESLIE DICK, liquors, SW corner K. and Fourth
Levy M., tailor, 121 K.
LEVY R., fruit and commission, 220 J.
LEWIS I., groceries and liquors, G. and Seventh
LEWIS L. L. & CO., stoves, tinware, hardware, gas
fixtures, crockery and plated ware, Fifth and J.
LIEBRICH E. F., physician, 707 J.
LINDLEY & CO., grocers, 212,214 and 216 K.
Lingge Frank, liquors, 122 K.
LIPMAN S. &
CO., dry goods, NE corner Fifth and J.
LITHAUER L J, clothing, 418 J.