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Pomeroy directory, 1870

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69,980 names and addresses

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ees: GERMANIA LIFE INS. C0., of New York.

CHARLES OTTER,

ly PAGE & UO, hoy URUGERS, 'a

4. W. HENNING. | PAINTS, OILS, |

VARNISH, GLASS, PAPER HANGINGS. WINDOW SHADES. e.,

289 ELDORADO STREET, | i.

SAN JOSE.

| =| bis NEDO GUIDE OF sunt GLARA COUNTY | LSB7o.

| Compiled by W. J. COLAHAN & JULIAN POMERO |

PRICE THREE DOLLARS. OFFICE, CITY HALL, SAN JOSE.

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Annual |

"INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE IN THE e <7 on

Cash

Assets, Income, |

5 634, wy 19 er = Sf EN 3,623,847.57 |

Dollars,

was! HauL0 sr vey

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SYoddss IY MMOL YS "100

| Policies and Renewals . -u pclae rae eae s equitable rates, in |] thes. st ig Am n Companies, by

E. A. CLARK & cG., | Agents,

oe pan Clara Street San "ose.

MONTEONER MAGE, Searoter of Records and Conveyance

[Acre Lands or Ranchos ialty.1 2714 First Street, San Jose.

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2 SAN J,0SE CITY DIRECTORY. FIREMAN' 5 KUND

Insurance Company,

Sam Hraneisco, Cal.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

D. J. STAPLES, President. HENRY DUTTON, Vice-President. | CHAS. R. BOND, Secretary.

CAPTAIN G. T. LAWTON, - - - - - Marine Director. | CAPTAIN R. H. WATERMAN, - - - - Marine Surveyor.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $700,0( 000,

IN GOLD COIN.

Policies made Payable in Currency or Gold, as desired.

= The Stockholders of this Company are individually liable for all indebtedness that may accrue.

D. R. BECKFORD, Agent, | 321 FIRST ST., SAN JOSE,

Opposite H. B. Alvord's Hardware Store.

'ies . ___ Bichiteegpnere | | | 8

THE SANK OF SAN JOSE.

CAPITAL, STOOK, $250,000.

TOHN ter Bi, eee ee es ew President, T. ELLARD BEAN tl ee GS eee eee Oe Knox Block, 291 and 293 Santa Clara Street, San Joke. Transact a General Banking Business.

Draw Exchange on Londoa, New York and Boston; and check on San Francisco and all the principal towns in California and Nevada.

QPHER ovr Sey

LIVERY STABLE

261 FIRST STREET, And HORSE SHOEING at 257 First Street, . SAN JOSE.

SESE ENTER V a ss cls pees

HOWE SEWING MACHINE

Strong, Simple, And adapted to all Grades of Work, PE? BSL MACHINE LNUUSH,

T. A. WHEELER, H, A. DEMING, Agent, Agent at San Jose, 137 Kearny Street, Over Spring's Auction Store. SAN FRANCISCO.

THEODORE LENZEN,

ARCHITECT,

Office, Pfister's Building, 8S. E. Corner First-and Santa Clara Streets, SAN JOSE.

| Plans, Elevations and Specifications, furnished for Public and Private Buildings, ete. Buildings Superintended during construction in any part of the State.

4 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

G. W. McLELLAN

Metcalf » Co

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MANUFACTURERS OF

SAS, DOORS

Blinds, Shutters,

WINDOW FRAMES, MOULDINGS, PILASTERS, CASINGS, PANEL WORK,

And every description of Inside Finish.

BRACKET & SCROLL SAWING

WOOD TURNING, ETC.

N. W. corner of San Fernando and Fourth Streets,

SAN JOSE, CAL.

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THE

SN JOSE EY DIRCORY

Husiness Gnide of Santa Olara Go.

FOR THE

YEAR COMMENCING JANUARY 1, 1870,

BEING A

COMPLETE DIRECTORY OF THE RESIDENTS WITHIN THE CITY OF SAN JOSE;

ALSO, A FULL DIRECTORY OF

Dublic Offices, Streets, Avenues, .&e.

. TOGETHER

WITH A CAREFULLY ARRANGED INDEX TO THE SYSTEM OF NUMBERING,

CONTAINING ALSO A GENERAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA, AND A GREAT VARIETY OF USEFUL AND STATISTICAL INFORMATION.

COMPILED BY

W. J. COLAHAN ann JULIAN POMEROY. Sivst Year of Yublication.

SAN FRANCISCO: ExcCELSIOR PRESS, Bacon & COMPANY, PRINTERS, No. 536 Clay Street, just below Montgomery. | 1870.

"~= a enn Se SS SS SS Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year of our Lord 1870, By W. J. COLAHAN anp JULIAN POMEROY,

In the.Clerk's Office of the District Court of the United States, for the District of California.

PREFACE

The San José Historical Museum Association was formed to provide citizens with a means of participating in the growth and development of the San José Museum complex. Members may actively participate in museum plans and construction, attend special educational and cultural programs, assist in acquiring and discovering historical items, or participate in special activities spon- sored by the organization and museum staff. Volunteers from the association guide school tours, refinish furniture, catalog parts of the collection, and are actively involved in promoting the museum throughout the community.

The museum serves over 200,000 school children in the area with classes making daily tours of the museum dur- ing the school year. There have been ever 30,000 visitors at the museum since its opening. In order to accommo- date this large number of visitors approximately 90 volun- teers from the community have contributed over 5,000 hours of their time.

Several buildings are either completed or under con- struction in the Historical Park. These include the Print Shop, Umbarger House, and Doctor's Office. The muse- um has been awarded $300,000 in federal revenue sharing funds which will be used for more new construction in the Historical Park.

The Association presently has a membership of over 200. We invite all members of the public to join the Association and experience the thrill of the museum com- memorating our colorful history.

Terry GraFF, President San José Historical Museum Association

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INTRODUCTION

The San José City Directory and Business Guide of Santa Clara County was largely the work of San José City Clerk John Colahan and Julian Pomeroy, operator of a sewing machine emporium. Colahan and his mer- chant friends had been pushing for several years for a city directory. The resulting publication included not only San José, but also a greater part of the county.

The directory is composed of several sections, each of great use to the researcher. San José city officers, and the Annual Report for the year ending December 31, 1869, are included. (At this time, the city government used the calendar year as the annual reporting period.)

Under the heading of "City Officers", you will note the name of John Pieper, surveyor, engineer, and one of the giants of San José. Pieper, a highly educated German immigrant, came to this country in 1867. He pushed through a sewer program for a city of 100,000 inhabitants at a time when San José's population was only 12,000. It was only after World War II that this system reached capacity.

You will note the city's original cemetery was estab- lished in 1847 at 11th and Williams Streets. Few, if any, burials were made at this location, for the cemetery was moved to Oak Hill in 1848. The city transferred Oak Hill to private ownership in 1913.

The revenue from the numerous advertisements of the directory paid for the greatest cost of its printing. These ads, indexed on page 9, provide an interesting insight into the businesses and business practices of the day. Notice that no two lines of advertising type are the same. Some of it is highly ornate; some quite plain. The students of typography will have a field-day in these early directory advertisements.

These ads also provide valuable information to the historical researcher about the proprietors, products or services, and locations of business houses, both in San

José and Santa Clara County. For instance, the Cam- eron's Hotel advertisement on page 30 states that it is the "Terminus San José and Santa Clara Horse Railroad."

The directory refers to several "'blocks" in locating busi- nesses. A block, as used in the directory, was not a city block as we think of one defined by four streets. Neither was it a surveyor's block, which would be a subdivision of that city block, but was usually a large building. For example, we had the Knox Block on the northwest corner of First and Santa Clara Streets. The big hotels were houses, and when we read of a public house we musn't get the wrong idea.

The largest section of the directory lists residents, gen- erally giving their occupations and business and resi- dence addresses. Customarily, only the man, as head of the household, was listed. For this reason, few women are shown. oi

The next section is a street directory. Street rrumbering was different in 1870 from what it is now. North and south streets began with zero at Rosa Street (now Hed- ding). On reaching Santa Clara street the numbering had increased to 300. The east-west streets started at the western city limits and at First Street the numbers also had reached 300.

The last section is a collection of business directories for neighboring towns such as Santa Clara, Gilroy and Alviso.

These and a host of other details make the City Di- rectory indispensable to the researcher in local history. The San José Historical Museum Association is to be commended for making this work available to its mem- bers.

CrLypE ARBUCKLE, Historian City of San José

Octal lor3:

PREFATORY.

In presenting this first edition of the San Jose Directory to the public, the publishers flatter themselves that its statistics and references are as full as can be expected, under the circumstances, in a work of this character. Some trifling inaccuracies may have occurred which will be corrected in a future issue. We are unable to furnish a map in this edition. Owing to the rapid growth of the city, the present Official Map is entirely insufficient, and would prove for the most part useless. A new map, however, is being compiled by the City Surveyor, Mr. J. H. Pieper, and will be completed this year.

We have appended an alphabetical list of streets and avenues with an index to the numbering, showing at a glance the relative location of numbers throughout the entire city, which must answer for a map this time.

Of the rapid, unequaled, and surprising growth of San JosE - of its splendid and incomparable opportunities and advantages for education - delightfully mild climate, and many attractive surround- ings - we do not purpose to enlarge. We invite those from abroad, who have but heard of the ' Eden of California," to come and judge for themselves; to visit our well-built, commodious colleges and public schools ; to drive out into the 'surrounding country and examine our woolen factories, our vineyards, orchards, granaries, and vegetable gardens; to cast a passing glance on our door yards and ever-blooming arbors - and then decide. We are unequal to the task: for no pen except that of a Moore can paint the truth.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

PAGE Pretatory sions os < aus oe Sus ne ocd eee tee ee T Classified List of Advertisers, San José................. 4) City Of Cord iso icaie's sada gt ea eee ree Ley City Clerk's sore era cera ir en eA NS 12 A-ddiaonal@ Names. ! ces. oc wie sees ee ee eee 16 List of Miscellaneous Advertisements...............0008 145 Business Directory... ...... 2.6.0. sees eee eee he cn LSD Alphabetical List of Streets, etc... .......0... 0.25 see eee 175 Numerical Directory of Streets, etc................6-6- 178 Municipal Government - Public School Department............... sheen 189 Hire Departments ass os}. ak oe sere eee 190 MM Gary oe eo core Ss ese ae Gs ae ce Lot Churches >: fic. oP iuuer cots SOs tics 3 ree 192 Associations (Masonic; ete)... 0000) N alien aleale's 194 Societies: wis o roict ease ao Seiels se 0 ee eee ede 198 Post-office Rules, Rates of pois Cha eue eae ee 199 City Charter ....... Pe Ne eeenrye) Ged 202 County Officers iii. 2s ark nee ss onthe eo en ee 228 Courts noo etie she er ey Loe 229 Justices Of the Peace: sss... rs seen tee ee 230 Notariese Public 224, . 2ace30.28. seer eet ee 230 Criminal: Record « .2--..)scte ae oe Rete Seen 230 Business Directory of Santa Clara... 2.2... 2. ee ee eee ee 231 Business. Directory of Gilroy cn/.5 . «27 <<. «ghee eae 285

Miscellaneous Business Directory.................. 0008 241

CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS, SAN JOSE.

PAGE. Architects.

Rotman," VICtOr «act cern hes tk wis 86 PenzeN, SUNCO wa eerns x sss eis oe G16 wise 3 Attorneys at Law.

IBAPROD So cA cas ccc sano ce aisie Seas 64 BACK IONS veto ctaores aera Seinial e's oiarets 42 Collins: Wssienteicc. saeco eek oc es 116 Denn yas pbepheng oo. sco winye.e ovens 88 Herrincton, D2 Wiens. cowth ve eunies 20 HGenned yg W sures crckis atek.cheiss <5 fers 46 PROVED oA taveren: isle <ishe sicfsie'eisie'ely sis 36 Auction Stores.

Springer We Ww COns ceive s.c¢ opp. p. 16 Bakers.

WOOLEN Cer ectaraic phe visio seis! sie bia 58 Banks.

BANKVOL SAN! JOSE: & sjsiesavsiaiesereie «'816 3 McLaughlin & Ryland............. 36 Boots and Shoes.

McGowan & Colborne............. 90 Pulvermany: Bree:<< ri sc: » margin lines Booksellers.

{See Stationers. ]

Box Makers.

Hobbs, Gillmore & Co............ 46 Brewers.

HL OUOWAY 2A cvst-raietal sg) oheis oi stisia sts ev eue 80 Butchers.

[See Markets. ]

Cabinet Makers.

Binks & Miller... .....0,.0 AOGDO EY Candy Manufacturers. O'Brien' Maurice). .2.)o-e sce es sie 25

Carriage Makers.

PAE Arn EROMIAS crevetaie shel cieeleles ocsie 22 Cigars. [See Tobacconists. ] Clothing. Weeavenworths Moe. iiue cielslarcie's Seserese 64 Pulverman, B..os<. 2... margin lines Spring, T. W. & Co....... . opp. p. 16 Coffee Saloons. Bego, Anto....... ac oASOCGOO ope oa hs

Elitch, John....... nlararetarerste veteicters 116

PAGE. Colleges. (Notre Dames. sc sceiics ee dace aes 92 SansJosé Institute... ssi ci cecil 96 San José Seminary. <..........s000 100 Contractors and Builders. UENZEN, cd ACO peste tet eis sie sie S06 4 Conveyancers. [See Searchers of Records.] Dentists.

Kleins Novis wns conte cnn atanre serves 78 GTS COVE dors Gouoaooonpodan soe 64 Doors, Sashes, and Blinds. Burkett, Metcalf & Co............ 4 Doors, Shutters, etc. (Jron.) Bruhling GC Oper taster cept 70 Drugs and Medicines. Gates': Rhodes ens... s se «resisters 68 RY 6. 1s eo cncepon ponaadds oboe 94 Hewsomnier Coie. cisielieteris ole ome le 106 PORNSONS tA D)-ceteisic ete ieterel cialeisieiane iets 72 Dry Goods.

Hest BrOs isieeisus se 6 slate cistereceterets 46 Martin, C. J. & Co....... margin lines Engine Builders.

Enright, Joseph........ cotevovateterserets 98 Feed and Coal.

Merritt; Ro-Di ccs sca.erotinins cosets 86 Foundries.

Enright, Joseph... << ct cmorielels oe 98 Fruit, Vegetables, etc.

Howk wha Misses vcke naanac srtneterene 28 ROSS LR OUu SOM. aisserels ciel ciatereofeho/ nae 58 Furniture.

Jase CHanles@ Ama asuremisereis iss 82 Millmeistery Hug hvrecsterenie taser sister . 20 Grain Dealers.

WAKE 1265 oncaaoo snba00KK00000 32 Grocers.

Blanchard & Gillooly.............. 42 Cla Keis PANE erecta ciety oats etc. oveiccete sire 32 McGirre]haSecwsee ss dobosReBcons 46 Minahanwaiee Garin crsiers siete sate 20 Nicholson, F. H. & Co............. 24 Page, Robert & Co...... aedicooctc » 36

10 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY. PAGE, PAGE. Gunsmiths. Physicians. Schilling hii ecto erect ciere erate $2) Backestoy donk ce clesc ae cetevelsletstelert= 86 Sourrisseau; Byes. 1-12 ote ASanOG An 24° /(O} Brien, aM yer ec elerete claret ereisls 88 Hardware. Plow Makers. Alvord, H. Bieta iat eat oc cerekontiorckers 110 Ingham, He & 4] Eater ee a kl euatar ciate 66 Pomery & Skerritt...........-.... 60 Harness and Saddle Manufacturers. | (|, Opa mag RR ea 4 Messing, Hieccis epiete-eis-scele/s 66s 36 Heo oF Hes Seat ey ae ret oe NRG Mocnagnansooso souooUnT 1Sdin ee ne a al Hatters. Printers. (Book and Job.) Wooded Svemcce rennet sissies 80 | Bacon & Company... .opposite page 17 ; January, William A........... Bees, 24 Hay and Grain. Owen os J. &: Cover. coer eee 90 [See Feed Stores. ] Produce. Horseshoers. Canavan, James.: 2.0.5... <.2..--2- 28 Walshe Christecrar. sctecsenve/ incr) \s Seo AS: Real Estate. i Hotels. Clark SE Aq & (Corgenae.scteiters) eds? 42 Auzerais HOUSE yes sccrrue sleet cet 52 Harmer 8 Omen sr. cic'eie siete oisite sien 42 Records, (Searchers of.) Morgan House............ ..+++- 761) Colahan, Wed. oe ee 86 New York Exchange ............. 84 | Maze, Montgomery......\ «front cover Insurance Agents. Saloons. Anderson, R. Y., (Equitable Life)... 64 | Barr, Charles........ ORs ersiets -. 54 Beckford, D. R., (Fireman's Fund).. 2 Tevlin, John ...............4-- 2.144 Clark, E. A. & Co., (Phoenix and Home :

Bitelek Scone eerste: front cover Sash, Blinds, Doors; etc. Mellvile, W. E., (Continental Life).. 56 | Burkett, Metcalf &Co...........-. 4. Otter, Charles, (Occidental Fire and Sewing Machines.

Marine) oo tcco oma careers aroererese 104 H T Wheel Otter, Chas., (Germania Life) front cover owe, (T. A. Wheeler, agent) ...... 8 Saisset, Pedro de, (North America Stables.

Mutual Life)............ BeeGollls AWE (OinisElbGococohoonoeonnones 3

Church & Wallace.......... eee 144 Liquors, Wholesale. : Barris Otero aciiocre re see eexeers 54 Stationers. Fenkhausen & Gerdes.... ......-. 108 | Hare, George H.....-......... ++ +102 Morton & Curtis.......... Sopodac «es Marble Mantles, etc.. Wates & Vates....-sisencetes oe 58 Russells) Macvasc secon c.eervoeele tees "8 ne Stoves, inearet ets: Markets Campbell, M.......... svereleie sielersters 58 Geddy; Bros .acccieutact oni ee ae 96 | Stock, John..... SUceHON Aue SS spo be PAV ES Whoadomondcos co0 0 c00C 74 Surveyors and Civil Engineers. Newspapers. Herrmann Ace bares ae eisacerselefete 116 San José Mercury.......-++++.-- - 90 Tailors. (Merchant.) San Jose: Patriot's... «sisi sis:e-0.0s. 6/010" 1D Heppe, Cr GQ erator 116 Santa Clara Argus. ......-.c-esees YS ae SNES Sore. thie my " : Tobacconists. Oculists and Aurists. Koppel Js Cia Broseecaceeiiestsess 88 Backesto, J. P.....-. eicrelerers ote seen O6 Undertakers. Paints, Oils, ete. Albon ;Ddwardiaay weaned Henning, A. W., (front cover)...... 50 Wago Yomelberg, John....... BIOS To 38 Ingham, J. & ie opie siecl er! cee 6G

: Photographers. Seg Watchmakers and Jewelers.

Heering, J. H....-..-+-- margin lines | Lewis, Jackson.........0.e+e005 . 84

- - - - - - - - - - OOoOornwmv"c1 1

CITY OFFICERS.

MI LMAWEN WORTH <5 oe aa sashes «be sh wtn gece aes Mayor. WALLIAMS EXTON account eee soe ee Marshal and Collector. DOUNSL) COLAMAN Ronco Bice secre elas Clerk and ex officio Assessor. TOE Wii cee ok Re oh yore in, MEARE oe er Treasurer. RSA MERE UMN TS Vetere. karo s oso he ha os Superintendent of Schools. Dr sht. & EPR seidiocs kann aenrnns . ..Surveyor and Engineer. PAAR ROP MISE IOC. cris 5 4 9.4557 o ix OL OP ee a Le Attorney. James. TIGDALLs 15 0,4 6352s Chief Engineer Fire Department. COUNCILMEN. D. T. Apams, D. C. BarLey, JOHN BALBACH, CuHartes Otter, OD. J. Porter, D. C. VESTAL.

STANDING COMMITTEES.

On Claims - Councilmen Balbach, Bailey, and Adams.

On Lands - Vestal, Otter, and Porter.

On Public Squares - Adamsg, Vestal, and Balbach.

On Fire and Water - Porter, Balbach, and Bailey.

On Streets - Otter, Adams, and Vestal.

On Finance - Bailey, Otter, and Vestal.

On Cemetery - Balbach, Adams, and Bailey.

On Ordinances - Adams, Otter, and Vestal.

On Schools and School Houses - Porter, Otter, and Balbach. On Health - Adams, Bailey, Balbach, Otter, Porter, and Vestal.

POLICE. J. M. BELLow, Tuomas WHALAND, W. M. WILLIAMSON, Tueo. C. WINCHELL.

THomas Wuacanp, Deputy Marshal. - City Pound - Located at 266 Second Street, C. D. GLrapewirTz, Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery.

Bas Charter Election held on the second Monday of each year. Mayor elected in year 1870, and every two years thereafter. Clerk elected in year 1871, and every two years thereafter. Marshal, Treasurer, and Superintendent of Schools, elected each year. 'Three Councilmen elected each year.

ANNUAL REPORT

OF THE

CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OF SAN JOSE,

FOR THE

Year ending December 3lst, 1869.

To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council of the City of San José:

GENTLEMEN: In accordance with a request of the Committee on Finance of your Honorable Board, I submit a statement of the receipts to and expenditures from the different funds for the year ending with December 31st, 1869; and also a report of the accounts with the sev- eral officers of this city during the same term.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES of the several Funds for the Year ending December 31st, 1869:

GENERAL Founp.

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1869.................. $ 2,525 72 Amounts transferred from Sewerage Hand re oxcyexcsoueor ovis $3,000 00 Receipts for Licensoss.c smn nce cere ee nec 13,547 13 Taxes: of. 1869-70) (5 dhres-ce coins 17,559 78 Easturage vscss feces tee's stereo tert 119 44 Delinquentslaxesiey reruns ae 724 89 Land fronting on Market Square......... 58 00 Sales of Impounded Stock..............- 129 00 Street, Assessment... 57.5 o<ssreete nesses ie 123 59 - - 35,261 83 $37,787 55 Disbursed for Lighting Streets and Offices............ 2,523 20 Repairing Bridges. saselas'e «:siele sisrereias 4,260 15 Tools, Spikes, Nails, etc...........-00+ 447 95 Repairing Street Roiler................ 144 50 Improving Streets and Crossings, (new WOMK) eres cic oe Ca carcine aoe ee pene eee 2,968 90 Hepanig Crossings and cleaning Streets, (CityReam)) ie scesce cerca cere 1,167 75

Improving Market Square, [O'Donnell].. "415 50 Macnee St. James and Washington

elolleXelesiateielavesetetess) ste ste). sieie/siveitts 558 45 Taking Care of Public Squares......... 703 75 Surveying...... Soleteronice aSo00S Neisiefsieiare 3,469 45

Carried forward ....... ApGuTdooGd Meloieeie clerejera LO; 00080.0

ANNUAL REPORT OF CITY CLERK. Brought forward .........045 "pacar Vevie wees Ol 6,009 Services of Policemen... .........00- 2,144 MavOrcnrris.s es sve ices « 600 Marshall eres c'vs.ccs-o10etsrnen- 1,002 Clerk and Assessor ........ 1,000 COP MUN Date wees we esitr eon cate ents onie & 239 PTINUN GS BNA Le UUSHING aeiteme ers © 6c ater 1,047 Stationery and Assessment Maps........ » 350 Fuel, Water, and Cleaning Offices ...... 234 Prevention of Small-pox .............. 469 Expenses of Charter Election, (exclusive Ole Lintner ws vecewiccles viet y see es 234 Board and Bedding of Prisoners........ 1,239 Interpreting in Criminal Cases.......... 175 Empounding Stocks... wnsih facie sets sere 43 Expenses of HWlood' 2 ¥. cs scccres cele ee se 55 Repairing Hall and Jail................ 66 SireeteMonumentsh. on eee ees. eas 75 Damages on account of Street obstruction. 75 Opening oureets are cie tee ieee ee ste wee 155 Safe tor Clerk/si@Mice es caress: sieves s0 252 PBReSIOVERDAIG cai lstcleleis s nisie)oiaierste vishal 12 Dreasurer.s Commissions ....0.1 06-51-00. 783 Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870............200005 Fire Founp. Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1869................6- Receiptsisor Laxes Of 1S69 - /00s. ce sicistelsieie sinieieels esis 7,023 Receipts for Delinquent Taxes... nc... 12. -0u- +>. <> 246 Disbursed for Engine House Lot ... ............008. 2,054 Erection of Engine House.............. 6,743 Rent of Engine House...............+- 360 Pay of Engineer and Stewards ......... 834 Repairs for Fire Department ........... 327 Hydrant and Wrenches............ ata 44 inrel aarti ON Giant eval) sjayet ota ot etetereorere asters 41 SOT ries easyer... sts orale arsretoio erorais soe astelts 65 Fourth of July Celebration............. 350 Treasurer's Commissions .............. 523 Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870............+se05- SEWERAGE Founp. Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1869 ............--005- Receipt of Taxes of 1869-70........ deacasoodaamageo 7,023 Receipts of Delinquent Taxes... .....0.--.cccnsecees 327 Amount Transferred to General Fund......... panicene $3,000 Disbursed for Lumber for Culverts and Drains........ $1,237 Work on Culverts and Drains ....... oe 1,166 Digging Ditch in Extension of Sewer.... 640 Sundniestrecmien ecm ari selects pee ey!) Treasurer's Commissions ..... ganacodat 92 Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870..... delay ecwiefele oreia

99 - - 26,916 53

$10,871 02

$3,912 92 89 1i - - 7,270 00

$11,182 92

a= WN BE:

$68 54

$4,784 94 88 B5 - - ) 17951023

$12,136 17

6,166 21

$5,969 96

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SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

ScHoot Funp.

Bonds in Fund, January Ist, 1869...........---.+0-- Receipts for United States Bonds...............-++- Interest on U. S. and County Court House

ISG tiGoegconooooos on oe attiodas wodne

Taxesiofel 869-7 Onin eters at

Delinquent) Taxesixec vec sieeiselee. crete

State School Moneys... ...........+.0-

County School Moneys..............e0+-

Coin Overdrawn, January Ist, 1869...........-.0068: United'States! Bonds Soldiiac.evscincrasm ise stile

Expenditures for School Purposes:..........++++seeee

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870, in Coin..........

7,246

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870, in C. H. Bonds. .20,000

Porice Funp.

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1869.............2006, Receipts for Fines

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Disbursed for Trial of Criminal Cases........ eaialsi's siete Disbursed for Treasurer's Commissions. ............ ae

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870............ SHOOaE

CEMETERY Founp.

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1869............... Rete Receipts for Cemetery Lots

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Disbursed for Erection of Dwelling at Cemetery....... iraborats COmetery des cistyee see teense IDES SSO ISEAITON Gononpoc conga canene es

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Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870. ........... sete

Puesrto Lanp Fonp. °

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1869............ ono Receipts'for Pnebloandsan..-s sec lee eeics Sener

$510 15

Disbursed for Prosecuting and Defending Suits........$1,981

Services of Assistant Clerk.............. Mayors, ees. «..as1c sees sa oyoddawnoeon Clerk'siliees sac). ccuecend one Notaryis: Heesi cco mcieeriiec ss AG U.S. Revenue Stamps.:.......... Lumber Surveying 2..../4a)eisemiende tee Treasurer's Commissions ......

se eee

Balance in Fund, January Ist, 1870...............22-

$22,300 00. 00 15 85 29 98 91 - - 27,320 18 $49,620 18 89 00 03 - - 22,373 92 26 00 $27,246 26 $ 215 523 80 "ss $525 95 00 30 - - - 525 30 65 $1,076 63 1,146 35 $2,222 98 00 50 00 80 45 - - 908 75 $1,314 23 $4,244 89 2,154 50 $6,399 39 05 00 00 00 00 00 21 00

51 - - 2,832 77

$3,566 62

ANNUAL REPORT OF CITY CLERK. 1195)

SEVERAL OFFICERS IN ACCOUNT WITH THE CITY.

F. E. Spencer, Ciry ATrorney.

Amount of Delinquent Tax List of 1868-69 .......... $1,757 83 Delinquent Tax List of 1869-70 .......... 1,284 60 DtrGeh GASSESSIMONUS soa cn etsicie se s.siss 54 sce bale « 749 97 - - $3,792 40 'Paxes emitted of sad, Water CO,, 2. ewecus ses oe ss $ 31 50 PAINOUNG ALG A TORSUTED tac wleclers ais \iars cic sielaclsn-rie siete 1,546 54 - - 1,578 04 Amount unaccounted for, January Ist, 1870........... $2,214 36 Ciry TREASURER. Balance in Treasury, January Ist, 1869............... $38,353 58 Receipts for Pueblo Lands sold..... SOA EGON BOOBS $2,154 50 PACONCOS widcte rl o Savers nas Bis doles SUG ecb elias 13,547 13 Taxes OF 1869=70) <0... cae ac ee meteaees setts 42,143 40 Welingnent Vaxess.. - tro esteitasie crs sia 1,467 65 SSETCOELASEESSINENE Ss 1'sic cates avec clei e tie esne sts 123 59 Empounded Stock cece eel nieces. oie 129 00 MASE MTA GC Siac oa tatselele eresals tei Neds cd shaisesisis . 119 44 Anterest/ on Bonds.cccasccieeoes os tele ne tes 2,586 15 WW; S.conds Converted... cca scien stare 1,725 00 State SchoollMoneysi.0, .-troe'c cies oe. ess 8,373 98 County School Moneys...........--.... 3,929 91 Wemetery Hots 801d). 68 ie wr csysaioccnesia cele ois 1,146 35 Land fronting on Market Square.......... 58 00 Wines Spe Aas ee eco otone oe 523 80 - - 78,027 90 $116,381 48 Redeemed Warrants drawn on General Fund..... ae tie $26,142 54 Mire Mundene wee aes us 10,790 67 Sewerage Fund ........ 3,073 99 Pueblo Land Fund ..... 2,767 76 Cemetery Fund ..... fee S82E80 Police Hund! ese ecies sie 510 00 School Fund<....ceenc. 19,552 03 U. S. Bonds Converted, belonging to School Fund..... 2,300 00 reastyer.b COmImIssiONSiaatercie o.sic cals ciacre siejars ales a= 1,325 00 - - 67,344 29 Balance in Treasury, January lst, 1870, as follows: - - 'In C. H. Bonds, $20,000; in Coin, $29,087 19............. $49,037 19 Ciry MArsHAL AND COLLECTOR. Ma lesigt TulCONSGB wer ctc sale o ale ore: sedate. safsrsiorn,ols.gieerususeeus ole' eevee BIRle $13,894 46 Property Uaxesiof 1869=70). cr ccs. ciclsie ccine as eleteis|sisisielnieielc vieiaje:s 43,224 00

$57,118 46 Paid Treasurer on Account of Licenses and Taxes.....$55,690 53 Collectors Commissions... 4.2. osveces cece ccenows ne 1,427 94

SUPERINTENDENT OF OAK HILL CEMETERY.

Receipts for Cemetery Lots sold...............eeeeee $1,161 50 PATRON Aldi DreASTUL eK rete ialacletee selein «stele elatetele iors $1,045 35 Superintendent's Commissions ........ 646 Bare OTD OO 116 15 - - 1,161 50 J. H. Logan, ATTORNEY FOR COLLECTION OF DELINQUENT TAXES, 1867-8. Amount Delinquent, January Ist, 1869............0+- $174 55

aide breasurentcr cianiesle sisemteite opiates ere $ 44 70

Remaining Delinquent, January Ist, 1870..... 129 85 - - $174 55 City CLERK's OFFICE, f JOHN T. COLAHAN,

San José, January Ist, 1870. City Clerk.

ADDITIONAL NAMES.

BEATTIE, VirGIniA B. Miss, dw] 131 Fourth

Beattie, William, dwl 131 Fourth

Comegys, J. L. L., farmer, dwl 552 Fourth

Etheridge, John, miller, dw] 569 Second

Garcin, A., wood yard, 344 Fourth

Garcin, M. , wood yard, 844 Fourth

Grannis, M. S., mechanical engineer, bds 829 San F ernaiido

Gunn, Sarah M. Miss, teacher, bds 582 Second

Hall, H. P., (widow) dress and shirtmaking, room 8 Hensley Rieck! 233 Santa Clara

Hawkins, Catharine, (widow) domestic at 838 San Fernando

Lyons, John, laborer, dwl 435 St. James

Mathewson, A. C., carpenter, dwl 2837 Montgomery

McFadden, Mattie Miss, dress and shirtmaking, room 8 Hensley Block, 233 Santa Clara

Noonan, M., teamster, dw! 579 Sixth

Patterson, William M., apothecary, dwl 673 Third

Rea, George W., hostler, bds Atlantic House

Reed, Richard D., landscape gardener, bds Morgan House

Robinson, John, brickmason, dw] 470 Fourth

Robinson, William, brickmason, dwl 470 Fourth

Sullivan, Thomas, section master 8. P. R. R., dwl 559 Fourth

Taylor, O. Jr., contractor and builder, 246 Autumn

Tevis, Frank, teamster, dw] 579 Sixth

Tompkins, A. R., druggist, dwl 644 Julian

Van Decar, S. A., carpenter, dwl 59 Sixteenth

Verdou, Celeste, teamster, dwl 548 Elizabeth

Walt, John, blacksmith, dwl 569 Second

Warling, O., harnessmaker, dw] 508 Sixth

ADVERTISEMENTS

EPRING Me LO'S AUCTION STORE.

Corner Santa Clara and Market Streets,

SAN JOSE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

CLOTHING

POO ES) Sens. FrA rs:

Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, ! CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE,

GUNS, PISTOLS, And Thousands of Articles too numerous to mention. SS

| We buy in Large Lots for Ca: aS ant 8 ele ame terms, rehas

One Price' Square Dealing.

SALES BY AUCTION Livery Saturday, at 10 o'clock A.M. and 7 P.M.

SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

BOOK, CARD AND JOB

PRINTING,

Paper Ruling,

BiaNnk Book MakIN«e, O36

CLAY STREET.

HEERING'S Enameled Cabinet Photographs.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

For the Year Commencing January lst, 1870,

Norice. - Names too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc., which have transpired during the preparation of this work, may be found on page 16.

ABBREVIATIONS.

di pice feet aa se posrde IN: «ncaa bones MONG Lay Veaaies cies] ce cleets ise west

ED Ni = BS eee between: | J0s..cr geen saa aos ne eostiWdwie- +s. soss-eeee ee dwells

Ce) ey es eee COLDCLN Seca dee cacao aee SOULDM CB eee e ee ere oceanic side A

ABAROAS, Josefa, (widow) dwl room 6 in rear of 866 Market

ABEL, WILLIAM, (Devine & Abel) grocer, 337 Market, dwl 190 San Pedro

Ackerman, David, harnessmaker, 378 First, dwl 115 San Augustin

Acosta, Ramon, vaquero, dwl 437 Market

Adams, A. C., cabinetmaker, 407 First, dwl 179 Montgomery

Adams, D. M., assistant editor San José Patriot, dwl 110 First

Adams, D. T., fruit grower, dwl 537 San Salvador

Adams, E. Rev. , fruit grower, dwl 6382 William]

ADAMS, F. E. , cashier at McLaughlin & Rylands' Bank, dwl 488 Second

ADAMS, JOHN H., sheriff, dwl one mile east from Berreyessa

Adams, John H. Sr., jailor, dwl County Jail

Adams, Joseph E., miner, bds Franklin House

ADEL, W. 7T., (Adel & Thomas) carriage trimmer, 265 First, bds New York Exchange

Afflerbach, C. H. Rev., pastor German M. E. Church, dwl 439 First

Agnew, Eliza Mrs., dwl 565 Third

Ahern, J., clerk, 255 Santa Clara, dwl 270 Third

AKERS, THOMAS J., omnibus proprietor, 434 First, dwl 3824 San Fernando

Albanello, Frank, laborer, dwl 335 First

Albetori, Sebastian, proprietor Swiss Hotel, 287 and 289 Market

ALBON, EDWARD, undertaker, 405 First, dwl 414 First

Aldrich, Marion, bar tender at Beaty's Club House, 366 First, dwl 280 San Fernando

Alexander, Stephen, miller at Vineyard Mills, dwl 589 Seventh

_ Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street. 9 :

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18 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

ADVERTISING DEPARTUENT SAN JOSE DIRECTORY

PUBLISHED ANNUVUALIY.

TERMS: Advertising One Page, - = - - $10 OO do. One-Half Page, - = - ~ 7 00 do. One-Fourth Page - - - - 400

On Cover and Colored Advertisements, Special Rates

Copies of the work are to be found in all the prominent Hotels and other public places of note throughout the State.

Address COLAHAN & POMEROY, CITY HALL, SAN JOSE.

MANUFACTURER OF

SADDLES, HARNESS & BRIDLES

371 MARKET STREET, SAN JOSE.

A good assortment of Concord Stage Harness, Stage Stocks and Lashes, Whips, Collars, Buggy Robes, etc., always on hand.

REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.

HEERING'S Large Photographs are very superior.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ JB } prrecrory. 19

Alexander, W. Rev., pastor First Presbyterian Church of San José, ° dwl 144 First ' Allen, Charles E., attorney at law, No. 15 Knox Block, 289 First, dwl 321 St. James Allen, A. C., printer, Patriot Office, dwl 258 St. John Allen, Louis C., assistant of city surveyor, dwl 258 St. John Tenvap tk D., watchmaker with Lewis, 259 Santa Clara, dwl 283 econd ALMADEN BREWERY, 817 First, A. Holloway, proprietor Altmann, F., molder with Enright, 601 First, dwl 614 Third Alton, G., engineer, Central Pacific Railroad, dwl 252 Julian Alverson, William, carpenter, dwl 45 San Augustin Alverson, 8. H., blacksmith, dwl 45 San Augustin Alviso, Madalena P. de, (widow) dwl 219 Market Alviso, Ramon, teamster, dwl 422 San Carlos corte al eo0 RY B., hardware dealer, 326 First, dwl 466 econ Amaya, Leonardo, teamster, dwl 215 Market Ambrose, C. D., clerk with Spring & Co., 243 Santa Clara, dwl 270 Third Ames, Rev. C. G., pastor Unity Congregation, dwl 284 Julian Amorose, Thomas, laborer, dwl 279 Market Amy, O. M., fruit stand, 402 Market, dwl 384 Market Anderson, A. J., farmer, dw! 723 Third Anderson, Clarence L., carpenter, dwl 264 Main Anderson, Elijah, carpenter, dwl 264 Main Anderson, Frank A., farmer, dwl 108 Thirteenth Anderson, H. A. Mrs., "' Home Among the Trees,"' 723 Third Anderson, James, gas fitter, dw] 451 First Anderson, Lucius, carpenter, dwl 517 St. James Anderson, Luther, teamster, dw] 517 St. James Anderson, Otto, wheelwright, 602 First, bds 676 First Anderson, R. Dr., oculist, dwl 410 First Anderson, S. B., post-office clerk, dwl 264 Main ANDERSON, R. Y., insurance agent, dwl 484 Third Anser, Juan, speculator, dwl 440 Market Aplustill, Charles, boot fitter, 2874 First, dwl 168 Balbach Appleby, Thomas D., bar tender at C. Barr's, 351 First, dwl 563 econd Appleton, H. J. H., fruit grower, dwl 619 Whitney ARCHER, L., county judge, dwl SE cor of City, entrance on Whitney Areskog, G. A., saloon, 290 Market Arias, B., journeyman harnessmaker, 323 First Arlington, Mary Miss, dwl 249 San Pedro Armes, Susan Mrs., dwl 271 Thirteenth

Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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20 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

D. W. HERRINGTON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

No. 289 Santa Clara Street, SAN JOSE. ROOM 11 KNOX BLOCK,

Residence, corner of Lewis and Jefferson Streets, Town of Santa Clara.

JOHN MINAHAN. THOMAS EGAN.

MINAHAN & EGAN,

FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND GENERAL PRODUCE, MINAHAN'S BUILDING, 267 FIRST STREET,

Nearly opposite the New York Exchange, SAN VOSR.

o® LEW 39° 7k CONTRACTOR & BUILDER OFFICE, 305 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

UP STAIRS.

Contracts taken for buildings of all descriptions in this and adjoining counties.

H. MILLMEISTER,

DEALER IN

Furniture and Bedding,

314 MARKET ST., SAN JOSE.

Furniture and Bedding of all descriptions Made to Order. :

Stereoscopes of all Parts of the World at HEERING'S.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

SAN JOSE city [ JB ]_ pDrrRectory. 21

Armor, Joseph G., painter, dwl 263 Divine

ARMORY HALL, 869 Santa Clara -

ARMORY HALL BAKERY, 3863 Santa Clara

Armstrong, M. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 445 First, dwl 447 First

Armstrong, 8. D., printer at Mercury Office, dwl 263 Divine

Arnold, C. H., miner, dwl 479 Second

Ashley, A. F., carpenter, dwl 182 Santa Clara

Ashley, John, carpenter, dwl 262 Third

Aswald, Charles, clerk at La Mariposa, 8363 Market

ATLANTIC HOUSE, Theodore W. Peterson, proprietor, 493 First

Auld, C. C., (widow) dwl 488 Santa Clara'

AUZERAIS BROS., groceries, general merchandise, and liquor dealers, 363 Market

AUZERAIS HOUSE, 271, 278, and 275 Santa Clara

Auzerais John, (Auzerais Bros.) groceries, etc., 363 Market, dwl 410 Market

Avalos, Guadalupe, dwl 203 El Dorado

Aviles, Quirina Mrs., dwl 470 First

Ayer, H. N., (Cook & Ayer) butcher, 363 First, dwl 429 San Fernando

Bascock, D., teamster, dwl 829 San Fernando

Backesto, David H., miner, dwl 91 First

BACKESTO, Dr. J. P., office 253 Santa Clara, up stairs, dw] 91 First

Bacon, George H., hotel clerk at N. Y. Exchange -

Bacon, John, painter and paper-hanger, 296 First, dwl 486 San Carlos

Bacque, Ernst, hairdresser, 234 Santa Clara

Badgley, Charles, tinner, 260 San Antonio, dwl Continental Hotel

Bailer, John, carpenter, dwl 287 San Salvador

BAILEY, D. C., bookkeeper at 277 First, dwl 158 First

Bailey, Charles, laborer, dwl 164 Dame

Bailey, Charles H., clerk, bds N. Y. Exchange

Baillie, H. M., (widow) dw] 328 San Fernando

Baird, P., collarmaker, dwl 426 Market

BAKER, EDEY, proprietor of carriages, 252 Santa Clara, dwl 343 Second

Baker, John, laborer, dwl 296 Market

' Baker, M. P., carpenter, dwl 162 Second

BALBACH, CRYDENWISE & PETRY, wagonmakers and blacksmithing

BALBACH, JOHN, (Balbach, Crydenwise & Petry) blacksmith, 316 Second, dwl 618 Market

'California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

W. T. ADEL. I. F. THomas.

City

CARRIACE MANUEBACTORY,

NOS. 263 and 265 FIRST STREET,

SAN JOSE,

Opposite New York Exchange Hotel.

CARRIAGES

Buggies and Wagons

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

Manufactured after the Latest and most Approved Styles.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

And for Sale to Order, a full and complete Stock of

Carriase and Wagon Materials.

Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Orders solicited.

Have your Residence taken by HEERING.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE cITy [ JB ]_ piRecTory. 23

Baldiea, Braulia, dwl 265 Market

Baldwin, ©. C., teamster, dwl 497 Third

Ballard, J., photographer, 342 First

Balling, George A., hostler at 8318 Santa Clara, bds 346 Second

Balzar, Valentine, gardener, dwl 182 Fourth

BANK OF SAN JOSH, The, John G. Bray, President, 291 and 293 Santa Clara

BAPTIST CHURCH, NE cor of San Antonio and Second, Rev. E. D. Simons, pastor

Baptiste, Christian, dw] 219 Garcia Alley ,

Baraco, A., (Baraco & Hunt) poultry, etc., 877 First, dwl 396 Santa Clara

Baraco, J., (Desimone & Baraco) fruit, etc., 8369 First, dwl 426 Third

Barbot, M., carpenter, dwl 281 San Pedro

Barer, John, waiter at 320 First

Bardwell, Sarah Mrs., dwl 863 Fourth

Baric, L. E., clerk at City Store, dwl 437 Locust

BARKER, S. A., attorney at law, 292 Santa Clara, dwl 578 Third

Barker, W. O., farmer, dwl 421 Vine

Barnes, Martin, brickmason, dwl 311 San Fernando

Barnett, R. I., attorney at law and notary public, 293 First, dwl 183 San Fernando

Barnhisel, L., horticulturist at William Buck's, SW part of city

BARR, CHARLES, wholesale and retail liquor dealer, 351 First, dwl 328 San Fernando

Barr, John, laborer, dw] 565 Main

Barre, Eugene, clerk at 379 Market

Barrett, Patrick, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 456 Julian

Barry, John, capitalist, dw] 362 Main

Barry, Mary Miss, domestic at 528 Third

Barthel, E., boot and shoe dealer, 251 Santa Clara, dwl 488 First

Barton, W. R., blacksmith at 250 First

Basilla, Reyes, dwl 253 Market

Bass, Edward, carpenter, dw] 131 San Fernando

Bassett, Ella Miss, teacher, dw] 565 Main

Bassett, E. J. Mrs., teacher, dwl 565 Main

Bassler, Alice Mrs., milliner, 278 Santa Clara

Bassler, Joseph, tinsmith, dwl 278 Santa Clara

Bastian, L., assistant cook at Cal. Restaurant, 281 Santa Clara

Bastiani, C., cook at the Auzerais House, dwl 246 San Pedro

Battinich, Luca, fruit stand, 286 Santa Clara _

Baubichon, John, ranchero, bds Lafayette Hotel

Bauer, Englebert, saloon, 281 San Antonio

Baxter, Charles, teamster, dw] 159 Eighth

Pulverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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24 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

JAMES HART ¥F. H. NICHOLSON.

F. H. NICHOLSON & CO.

DEALERS IN

Ghoice Groceries,

Fine Teas, Wines and Liquors, for Family Use,

Canned Fruits, Househeld Geeds, Hte.

Cor. Second and San Fernando Streets,

SAN JOSB.r Goods Delivered to any part of the City.

Cheapest Place in Town!

GUNPOWDER, SHOT, CAPS, CARTRIDGES, SHOT GUNS AND PISTOLS OF ALL SIZES.

ATTENTION, SPORTING MEN! . SOURISSEAU,

Go - NSMIT =

364 First St., San Jose, % GUNS, BIFLES, eee i pare ae , ish Tal ett. te '

All kinds of New v Brésch-Loaatng Rifles and Shot Gane in use.

Complete Assortment of Fishing Tackle always on hand.

Santa Clara Argus

JOB PRINTING OFLICE,

MURPHY'S BLOCK,

No. 3138 Market Street, San Jose, Every description of

Plain and Ornamental Printing

Done with dispatch, at the Lowest Living Rates. All Work Guaranteed to Please.

WM. A. JANUARY, - - - PROPRIETOR.

HEERING is the Pioneer Artist in San José,

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN JOSE cITy [ ]§} ] DrRecToRY. 25

Baxter, J. J., tailor, 8354 First

Baylis, Dr. A. W., office and dwl 158 Santa Clara

Beach, George, clerk with Tyler Beach, 887 Santa Clara, dwl 655 Santa Clara

BEACH, TYLER, ice dealer and insurance agent, office 837 Santa Clara, dwl 655 Santa Clara

Bean, Philip, cook, dwl rear of 200 Santa Clara

BEANS, T. ELLARD, cashier Bank of San José, 291 and 293 Santa Clara, dwl 104 First

Bearden, A. J., photographer, room 8, Newhall Building, 245 Santa Clara, dwl 1383 San Fernando

Beattie, Robert C., capitalist, dwl 181 Fourth

Beatty, Samuel, horseshoer, 279 First, dw] 268 First

BEATY, A. S., proprietor Club House, 366 First, dwl 277 Third

BECKFORD, D. R., insurance agent, dwl 585 Third

Bee, Henry J., interpreter, dwl 421 River

Bego, Antonio, restaurant, 351 Market

Behrendt, Edward, (Klein & Co.) tinner, 227 Santa Clara, bds Continental Hotel

Beihn, Michael, fruit grower, dwl 133 Fifteenth

Beirgair, L. M., florist, dw] 482 Eighth

Belden, Josiah, capitalist, dw] 90 First

Belhague, Charles, Almaden Stage Line, 271 San Pedro, dwl 285 San Pedro

Bell, A. W. Mrs., dwl 558 First

Bell, Richard, plumber and gasfitter, 283 First, dwl 116 First

Bellomy, Jesus, vaquero, dw] 422 Market

BELLOW, J. M., policeman, dwl 523 Sixth

Benard, Mary, domestic at 204 San'Fernando

Benn, John, butcher, 352 First

Benne, Joseph, blacksmith, 339 Lightston, dwl 333 Lightston

Bennett, George W., farmer, dwl 270 Market

Bennett, Thomas, cook at 351 Market

Benson, Alice Miss, domestic at 183 San Fernando

Benson, James, plasterer, bds Morgan House

Bentley, James 8., attorney at law, office Court House, bds 676 First

Berce, Joseph, cigarmaker, 343 First

Bergman, Charles, tanner and currier, 139 Garcia Alley

Bergman, Frederick, engineer at Auzerais House

Bernal, Benjamin, clerk at Pulverman's, 329 First, bds Continental Hotel

Bernal, Josefa, (widow) dwl 1/9 El Dorado

Bernal, Juan, farmer, dwl 565 Fourth

Bernal, Juan P., capitalist, dwl 420 Vine

Bernal, M. E., dwl 263 Market

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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CENTER MARKET.

LEDDY & BRO.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

BREE PORK, MUTTON, VEAL,

AN D

Corned Meats

OF ALL KINDS. $19 MARKET STREET, SAN JOSE,

The best of Meats kept constantly on hand. No charge for delivery of Meats to any part of the City.

Come and see my New Photographic Studio, on First Street.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

SAN JOSE cIty [ JR ]_ prRecTory. 27

Bernard P., clerk at 837 First

Bernard, William, laborer, dw] 221 Sixth

Berringer, William, teamster, dwl 234 Main

Bessi, Rosa, (widow) dwl rear of 822 First

Best, Richard, laborer, dwl 408 Vine

Bethel, Chester, dwl 125 San Fernando

BETHEL, W. K., livery and sale stable, 489 First, dwl 499 First

Betz, Paul, butcher, 221 Santa Clara, dwl 424 Santa Clara

Beury, Paul, grocer, at 459 Santa Clara

Bianchi, E., (widow) dwl 292 Market

Biebrach, Frederick, milk bread bakery, 663 First

Bijour, Jean, bartender, dwl 277 San Pedro

Bill, C. A., carriagemaker, 314 Second, dwl 457 St. John

BINKS & MILLER, cabinetmakers, 403 First

BINKS, B. R., (Binks & Miller) cabinetmaker, 4038 First

Bish, Harrison, wellborer, dwl 374 First

Blabon, F. O., painter, dwl 252 Julian

Black, A. S., clerk with Hart, Hensley Block, dwl 466 Second

BLACK, J. C., attorney at law, rooms 18 and 19, Knox Block, 289 Santa Clara, dwl 490 Third

Blackford, Geo. W., attorney at law, 284 Santa Clara

Blaine, Mary Mrs., dwl 85 Fourth

Blake, James S8., carpenter, dwl 146 Terraine

BLANCHARD & EDWARDS, butchers, 316 Market

BLANCHARD & GILLOOLY, grocers, 256 First

BLANCHARD, C. A., (Blanchard & Edwards) butchers, 316 Market, dwl 313 Delmas Avenue

BLANCHARD D. L., (Blanchard & Gillooly) grocer, 256 First, dwl 384 St. John

Blanchard, Simon, carpenter, dwl 233 Eighth

Blanchon, John, proprietor Washington Hotel, 232 Santa Clara

Blasdell, E. W., miner, dwl 555 Main

Blauer, John, (Kocher & Blauer) jeweler, 882 First, dwl 547 First

Bliazott, A., cook at Tannery, 139 Garcia Alley

Bliven, Edward A., saloon, 451 First

Bloom, J., farmer, dwl 273 Julian

BLUMENTHAL, MAX., (Rich & Blumenthal) merchant, dwl 318 Main

Boardman, Charles, painter, dwl 842 Marth

BODLEY, THOMAS, (Bodley & Rankin) attorney at law, 292

, Santa Clara, dwl 838 San Fernando

BOGGS, A. L., superintendent San José Water Works, office 274 San Antonio, dwl 546 Second

Bojorques, F. J., vaquero, dwl 220 San Carlos

Bojorques, Juan, laborer, dw] 220 San Carlos

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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28 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

&, F. M. HOWE,

DEALER IN

9 EGGS, BUTTER, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, &c.

333 San Fernando Street,

INBAR SECOND, =- 2.2 ==>) SAN JOSE.

HALF MOON BAY PRODUCE STORE

305 & 309 Lightstone Street, Near the corner of Santa Clara Street, just opposite Spring's Auction Store. The undersigned keeps constantly on hand,

HALF MOON BAY POTATOES, cated 1, SECOND QUALITY, NO. 2,° BEANS, OATS, BARLEY.

All the above named articles he will sell Cheaper than any other house in town, with & guarantee as to quality; Wholesale and Retail. Goods delivered to any part of the City on the shortest notice, or at Santa Clara,

eam at the Half Moon Bay Store JAMES CANAVAN, Agent.

JAMES HAGAN,

CHANDELIERS, GAS FIXTURES, BATH TUBS, GALVANIZED PIPE, WATER PIPE, MARBLE SLABS, WASHBOWLS, ETC.

258 SANTA CLARA STREET, Opposite the Auzerais House, - - - - SAN JOSE.

Agency for the Sheldon Balance Pump. Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly done.

SAN JOSE

CANDY MANUFACTORY,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 387 First Street, opposite the Morgan House.

MAURICE O'BRIEN, Proprietor.

Views of all kind can be had at HEERING'S Gallery.

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Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOSE city [ JB ]_ prrRecrTory. 29

Bohem, Joseph, tailor with C. G. Heppe, bds N. Y. Exchange

Bohen, John W., farmer, bds Farmers' Home

Bolla, P., cooper, 282 Market

Bolton, James, carriage painter, dwl 431 Eighth

Bolton, William, stonemason, dwl 431 Eighth

BOMPARD, J. B., merchant, 344 First, dwl 288 San Pedro

Bonetti, L., cooper, 232 Market

Bongiovanni, Joseph, produce peddler, dwl 885 Ninth

Bongiovanni, Noncai, dwl 335 Ninth

Bonnemaison, Martin, butcher, 316 Market

BONNER & McKENZIE, San José Foundry, 454 First

BONNER, JOHN, (Bonner & McKenzie) San José Foundry 454 First, dwl 452 Market

Bonnetti, G., gunsmith, 259 El Dorado

Borbon, Joseph, grocer, 238 Market

Boschken, Jacob, carpenter, dwl 531 First

Bosetine, Jacob, barber, dwl 305 Third

Bothwell, T. B., carpenter, dwl 254 Seventh

Bottsford, James M., carpenter, dwl 343 St. John

Bottsford, William H., carpenter, dwl 343 St. John

Bouche, Nelson, blacksmith, dwl 519 First

Boulin, James, brickmason, dw] 454 Santa Clara

Bout, William, carpenter, bds 279 Market

Bouton, Thomas H., clerk at Recorder's Office, bds N. York Ex'e

Bouvier, Louis, proprietor Lafayette Hotel, 236 Santa Clara

Bowen, J. J., cashier San José Savings Bank, 231 Santa Clara, dwl 563 Eighth

Bowie, Joseph, local police, dwl 296 Market

Bowman, George B. Rev., dwl 273 Eighth

Bowser, George H., (colored) jobber, dw] 225 Tenth

Boyce, Paul, carpenter, 404 First, dwl 420 Second

Boyce, Silas, carpenter, 404 First, dwl 420 Second

Boyer, George, saloon, dwl 286 Third

Bozitini, Jacquemo, barber, 291 First

Bradey, James, painter, dwl 138 First

Bradford, A. J., druggist, dw] 8320 Third

Bradford, E. J., plumber and gasfitter, 283 First, dwl 820 Third

Bradford, T. G. Mrs., private boarding, 320 Third

BRADLEE, E. &., piano tuner, bds 320 Third

Bradley M. W., bartender at Auzerais House, 271 Santa Clara

Bradley, J. R., stock raiser, dwl 598 Market

Bradley, Mark, American Bakery, 280 St. John

BRADLY, HENRY, Burton Ale Saloon, 806 First, dwl cor Ala- meda and Stockton Avenue

BRADLY, THOMAS §&., Burton Ale Saloon, 306 First, dwl 258

Divine

Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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Cameron's Hotel, FRANKLIN STREET,

SANTA CLARA,

Terminus San Jose and Santa Clara Horse Railroad.

FIRST CLASS HOTEL

Has accommodations for 150 Guests,

And is furnished throughout in elegant style.

Table supplied with all the delicacies of the Season.

LIVERY STABLE

Le ies:

Attached to this House,

Where a fine selection of Horses and Carriages can always be found at reasonable rates.

JOHN H. CAMERON, PROPRIETOR.

HEERING'S Ferrotypes always give satisfaction.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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Brady, Michael, laborer, bds 261 San Pedro

Brady, T., butcher with Leddy Brothers, 319 Market

Brand, G., librarian Y. M. ©. Association, 380 First

Branham, B. E. , deputy County Treasurer, bds N. Y. Exchange

Brassy, B., grocer, 448 First, dwl 232 San Fernando.

Breckinfeldt, John D., janitor Santa Clara St. School, dwl 274 Main

Breckinridge, Z. T., deputy County Clerk, bds N. Y. Exchange

Breen, William, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Bremer, John H., brickmaker, dwl 676 Thirteenth

Brendel, Ernst, laborer, dwl 337 Fourth

Brennan, J ohn, laborer, S. F°& S. J. Railroad, bds 115 Dame

Breslin, James, laborer, dwl 425 Third

Brett, John, laborer, dw] 478 Fourth

Breyfogle, William O., carpenter, 233 Santa Clara, dwl 460 San Carlos

Brierly, J. R., teacher, dwl 173 First

Brignole, J., baker, 260 Market

Brinott, Alexander, gardener, dwl 429 Delmas Avenue

Britt, John, laborer, dwl 140 Terraine

Brittingham, William, baker, 856 Third

Brohaska, G., poner Empire Livery Stable, 434 First, dwl 511 Firs

Bromberger, B. uae 311 Market

Bronson, Crevola M., printer Mercury office, dw] 200 Montgomery

Bronson, H. W., (widow) dwl 200 Montgomery

Bronson, K. D., ' printer Mercury office, dwl 200 Be NE)

Brooks, Frank, dwl 220 Santa 'l'eresa

Brooks, M. M.,. (widow) dwl 286 Sixth

Brosmar, J oseph, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Brothers, William, brickmason, bds Morgan House

Brower, Margaret, (widow) dwl 159 Eighth

Brown, A., (widow) dwl 412 Santa Clara

Brown, Cornelius, carpenter, dw] 238 Colfax

Brown, John, laborer, bds 279 Market

BROWN, J OSEPH E., insurance agent, 289 Santa Clara, dwl 420 Martha

BROWN & THORNE, physicians and surgeons, office 263 Santa Clara

BROWN, J. NEWTON Dr., (Drs. Brown & Thorne) office 263 Santa Clara, dw] 563. Santa Clara

Brown, J. Y., delivery clerk at La Mariposa, 863 Market

Brown, William, laborer, dwl 514 St. James Brown, William H., teamster, dwl 181 Eighth Brown, W. M., carpenter, bds N. Y. Exchange Brown, Zachariah, dwl 416 First

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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32 SAN ue tae ue DIRECTORY. MILLER & BINKS,

GENERAL JOBBERS, Manufacturers of the Celebrated Minnesota Bed Bottom, &c.

403 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

F, SCHILLING,

Manufacturer and dealer in

GUTLERY & FIRE ARM

OF ALL KINDS.

Surgical Instruments made to Order. 291 ELDORADO STREET.

S, A. CLARK,

DEALER IN

Groceries and Provisions,

WINES, LIQUORS, 'WOODENWARE, &c., &c.

COUNTRY PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD.

372 First Street, San Jose,

A few doors North of the Morgan House.

, . 2 B: DOUGLAS, Grain & Commission Merchant

S. W. Cor. First and Santa Clara Streets, San Jose, UP STAIRS.

Proprietor of the EMPIRE WAREKHOUSEH, ALVISO.

Grain Sacksand Twine. Storage.

Out-door Views taken by HEERING.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

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Browne, William D., butcher, dwl 239 Colfax

Brownley, James, collector, dwl 408 St. James

Bruch, Charles, fruit grower, dw] 499 San Salvador

Bruch, Charles Jr., fruit grower, dwl 499 San Salvador

Brugier, Adolph, agent, dwl 465 St. James

Brunst, Frank, (Bunneman & Brunst) cigarmaker, 431 First, dwl 196 Balbach

Bryan, Mary Mrs., nurse, dwl 466 Second

Bryan, Thomas, coppersmith, dwl 466 Second

Bryce, Robert On orchardist, dw] 662 Julian

Brydon, James, orchardist, bds Continental Hotel

Buck, William, horticulturist, dwl SW part of city, north of Wil- low Street

Buckley, John, carpenter, dwl 498 San Fernando

Buckley, M. Miss, cook at Atlantic House

Buckley, Mary Miss, domestic at California Restaurant

Backley, Neil, carpenter, bds Atlantic House

BUCKLEY, WILLIAM, stage agent, dwl 655 Second

Buelna, Carmen, dwl 255 Market

Buelna, Rodolfo, speculator, dwl 240 Market

BUICK, D. 8. K., insurance agent, 292 Santa Clara

Buler, John, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Buneman, Frederick, (Bunneman & Brunst) cigarmaker, 431 First, dwl 543 First

Buneman, Katie Mrs., dwl 543 First

Burdett, Reuben, cooper, dwl 543 Main

Burgess, Henry, carpenter, dwl 517 Seventh

BURKETT, J. T., (Burkett, Metcalf & Co.) cor Fourth and San Fernando, dw! 205 Divine

Burnett, Flora, (widow) dwl 378 Second

Burnett, V. C. Mrs., dwl 542 First

Burquinos, Cruz, (widow) 'dwl room 22, rear of 866 Market

Burrell, Cuthbert, dwl 627 Third

Burrell, Mary, (widow) dwl 627 Third

Bush, Charles, (Michel & Bush) saloon, 279 El Dorado

Bush, Solomon, carpenter, dwl 214 Colfax

Bustamente, Jesusa, (widow) dwl room 24, rear of 366 Market

Butler, David Edwin, hackman, dw] 162 First

Butterfield, Nellie Mrs., dwl 362 Seventh

Button, Charles G., photographer at Heering's, 342 First

Byrne, Mathew J., 'laborer at 532 William

\ Cc CADWELL, Caleb, carpenter, dwl 33 Fourteenth Cadwell, Phileman, farmer, dwl 33 Fourteenth

Cady, J. M., clerk with Spring & Co., dwl 285 El Dorado

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street. 3

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NEW YoREK

260 and 262 First Street,

SAIN (JOSE:

This Hotel has just been completed and furnished by.the under-

signed expressly for the purposes of a

Public House.

The room' are all handsomely furnished, and in a style to please the most tasteful.

The undersigned, who has lopg been known to the California public, especially in this part of the State, having taken charge of the above establishment, assures his friends and the public that nothing

shall be wanting on his part to render the New York ExcHANGE

A Kirst Class Hetel,

and in every respect worthy of public patronage. The Table, Bar, and Room comforts, shall testify to his desire to render all who favor -

his house with their patronage, comfortable.

MARTIN CORCORAN.

HEERING'S Retouched Photographs excel all others.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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Cahalan, James, teamster, dw] 714 First

Caine, Patrick, laborer, dwl 861 Ninth

Caley, John, barkeeper, 271 Santa Clara

CALIFORNIA MEAT MARKET, 221 Santa Clara

CALIFORNIA RESTAURANT, Henry Scholten, proprietor, 281 Santa Clara

Calsten, Charles, machinist, bds Atlantic House

Cam Wo, Chinese laundry, 449 First

Camillo, Antonio, vaquero, dwl 562 Main

Campbell, C. E., tinner, 301 Santa Clara cor First, dwl 261 Third

Campbell, E. H., butcher, dwl 352 Eighth

Campbell, James C., tinner, dwl 872 St. John

Campbell, Murdoch, tailor, 327 Santa Clara, dwl 264 Third

CAMPBELL, MILTON, stove dealer, 395 First, dwl 533 Main

Campbell, R. C. Mrs., dwl rear of 90 First

Campbell, Thomas, farmer, dwl 249 Eleventh

CANAVAN JAMES, produce dealer, 303-307 Lightstone, dwl 48 Santa Clara

Cannello, Fernando, saloon, 872 Market

Capt, G., (Veuve & Capt) watchmaker, 265 Santa Clara, dwl 333 River

Cardiff, Richard, plumber, dwl 132 Carlisle

Cardinas, Antonio, miner, dwl 164 Santa Clara

Cardinas, Juana, dwl rear of 205 El Dorado

Carey, Mary S. Mrs. , dwl 601 Second

Carlason, Charles, blacksmith, Enright's Foundry, bds Atlantic House

Carlason, John, blacksmith, Enright's Foundry, bds Atlantic House

Carman, Cordova Mrs., dwl 195 El Dorado

Carmichael, Jacob, clerk at City Store, dwl 140 San Fernando

Carothers, Walter, farmer, dwl 226 Main

Carothers, William R., farmer, dwl 226 Main

Carpeiia, Emile B., car driver, dwl 234 Market

Carr, David, bar tender, 297 First.

Carre, Jean, stableman, 212 Santa Clara

Carroll, Thomas A., blacksmith, 210 Santa Clara, dwl 129 Carlisie

' Carroll, William, proprietor What Cheer House, 401 Second

Carte, Guadalupe, dwl 204 Seventh

CARTER, J. 8., grain dealer, 277 First, dwl 162 First

Carter, R. 8., carpenter, dwl 630 Second

Cary, L. H. Dr. .. (Spencer & Cary) office 310 Second, dwl 315 Second

Cary, Luther, farmer, dwl 829 San Fernando

Case, J. M. Dr., (Case & Morrow), office 393 First, dw] at Santa Clara

Casanova, Francisco, hay and feed yard, 682 First

Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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36 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

H. MESSING,

al and Harness Manacturer

AND DEALER IN

Saddlery, Hardware, Leather, &e., Ke. 378 FIRST STREET,

SAIN JOSE.

E. McLAUGHLIN. C. T. RYLAND.

McLAUGHLIN & RYLAND,

13 AL IW 22 ae ESS

324 SANTA CLARA STREET, SAN JOSE,

Between First and Second Streets.

% DO A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Check on San Francisco. Draw Exchange on New York, London and the Bank of Ireland, Dublin.

JONATHAN 0. ROYLE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

San Jose, California,

OFFICE, 322 SANTA CLARA STREET, RESIDENCE, 516 THIRD STREET.

ROBERT PAGE & Co.

Successors to H. O. WELLER & CO. 312 First Street, San Jose.

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

Wholesale and Retail. ee

Carefully selecting our Goods, we are enabled to offer to families in this city, ar- ticles which will give entire satisfaction. All orders left at the Store will receive immediate attention, and no charges made for delivery.

HEERING has all the Latest Improvements in the Art,

ulverman's oliteness rompts urchasing. P os

SAN JOSE city [ © ]_ Directory. 37

Casara, V. Dr., dwl 207 El Dorado

Casey, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Cashin, Elizabeth Mrs., domestic, 880 Second

Cassey, P. W. Rev., superintendent colored school, 625 Fourth

Castile, William, waiter, San José Hotel, 322 Market

Castinida, Nicasio, vaquero, dwl 505 First

Castinida, Nacasio, teamster, dwl 422 San Carlos

CASTLE, W. N., news agent, cor Santa Clara and First, dwl 427 Santa Clara

Castles, Margaret, (widow) dwl 579 Third

Castro, Beatrice Mrs., dwl 558 First

Castro, Benigno, blacksmith, 816 Second, dw] rear of 428 Market

Castro, F. F. de, (widow) dwl rear of 428 Market

Castro, Malkedel, blacksntith, 316 Second, dwl rear of 428 Market

CASWELL, B. F., clerk, dwl 154 First

CATHOLIC CHURCH, NE cor San Fernando and Market, (Rev. D. Kenny parish priest)

Cavalli, Carlo, dwl 549 Market

Cavero, Francisco, dwl 262 Market

Ceasar, A., clerk at Mariposa Store, 363 Market

CENTER MARKET, Leddy Bros. proprietors, 319 Market

Cereghino, Guiseppe, peddler, dwl 299 Ninth

Ceseiia, C., butcher, 319 Market

Ceseiia, Ramon §8., cattle dealer, dwl 616 Second

Chaboya, Augustin, laborer, Vineyard Mills, dwl 589 Seventh

Chadbourne, Moses, carpenter, dwl 615 First

Chamberlin, D. A., carpenter, bds New York Exchange

Chambers, J. F., carpenter, bds Morgan House

Champenoix, Jennie Mrs., dwl 197 Market.

Chanchus, Jacques, barber, 293 El Dorado

Chandler, A. D., clerk with Spring & Co., dwl 483 First

Chandler, B. P. Miss, dressmaker, 409 First

Chapin, R. N., (widow) private boarding, 442 Third

Chapin, A. B., bill poster, dwl 442 Third

Chapman, M. E., dwl 516 Second

Charles, Ann Miss, dwl 619 Main

Charles, John, carpenter, dwl 418 Second

Charly, Cocomungo, hostler, 275 First

Chase, Ruth Miss, domestic, 255 Divine .

Cheney, C. D., truckman, dwl 237 Third

Cheney, James L., laborer, dwl 224 San Carlos

' Chiaso, Louis, dw] 252 Market

Chmaco, Loretta Mrs., dwl rear of 190 Santa Clara Chopard, Louis, watchmaker, dwl 189 San Carlos Chrisman, Jesse H., feed and hay yard, 266 First Chrisman, Josiah, dairyman, dw] 562 St. James

California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN''S.

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JOHN YOUNGBERG, KNOX BLOCK, 296 FIRST STREET,

SAN JOSE,

IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

WINDOW . "26

WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES,

PICTURE ERAN

LOOKING GLASSES,

WINDOW CORNICE, CURTAINS, ORNAMENTS OF ALL KINDS

&e., &c.

Strictest attention given to all kinds of Graining and Painting, Paper Hanging, and Ornamental Work.

Faded Pictures Reproduced like new.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN Jose city [ €('] vrRecrory. 39 |

Christian, John, blacksmith, 597 and 599 First, dwl 321 William Christian, Joseph, dwl 465 St. James . Christian, Victor, hootmaker, 251 Santa Clara, dwl 463 Market Christin, Harriet Mrs., dwl 224 Santa Teresa Christy, L. M., carpenter, dwl 590 Second CHURCH, J. B., (Church & Wallace) livery stable, 386 First, _ dwl 150 San Fernando (Aaa S. W., insurance agent, 260 Santa Clara, dwl 559 . Second CITY DRUG STORE, 261 Santa Clara CITY HALL, W s Market between Santa Clara and St. John CITY STABLE, livery, 252 Santa Clara, Stowe & George, proptrs CLAASSEN, JACOB, proprietor Continental Hotel, 373 Market Claassen, P., saloon, 8824 First, dwl 839 Delmas Avenue Claassen, C., saloon, 8824 First - Clark, Jacob C., (Clark & DeNise) milkman, dwl 629 Jackson Clark, James, harnessmaker, 328 First, dwl 591 First Clark,' James, laborer, dwl 279 Market Clark, John, ironmoulder Enright's Foundry, 601 First, dwl 539 First Clark, John, laborer, dwl 234 Eighth

* Clark, Nellie Mrs., dwl 425 Orchard

CLARK, 8. A., grocer, 872 First, dwl 391 Main

Clark, Thomas J., carpenter, dw] 338 Main

Clark, William A., produce dealer, 252 First, dwl 229 Eighth

Clary, Nora Miss, seamstress with Mrs. Dewey, 890 Second

Clauss, George, wagonmaker, 339 Lightston, dwl 333 Lightston

CLAYTON, JAMES A., real estate agent, 260 Santa Clara, dwl 143 Market

Clayton, S., carpenter, dwl 548 St. James

Cleal, Chas. A., (Cleal Bros.) cracker factory, 664 First, bds 676 First 4

Cleal, Thomas L., (Cleal Bros.) cracker factory, 664 First, bds 676 First

Clemence, Charles A., carpenter, dwl 889 Seventh

Clevenger, E., (widow) dwl 485 Third

Clevenger, William Thomas, clerk with S. A. Clark, 372 First, dwl 541 Second

Clevenger, James K. P., farmer, dwl 485. Third

Clifford, Michael, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Clinton, DeWitt, carpenter, dwl 144 Terraine

COBB, J. C. Dr., president San José Savings Bank, 231 Santa

Clara, dwl 851 Second.

Cochran, J., clerk with Pfister & Co., 301 and 303 First, dwl 805 First

Cody, John, laborer, 279 Market

Puiverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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Santa Elava College,

Directed by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus.

Founded in 1851. - Incorporated in 1855.

WITH A FULL STAFF OF

BRORESSORS AND LELORSS

AND A

THOROUGH SYSTEM OF INSTRUCTION,

LATIN, MATHEMATICS, HISTORY, GREEK, NATURAL SCIENCES, GEOGRAPHY, ENGLISH, ARITHMETIC, USE OF THE GLOBES, MENTAL PHILOSOPHY, BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP,

French, Spanish, Italian, German,

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

AND DRAWINC,

DIVIDED INTO TWO REGULAR COURSES,

CLASSICAL & COMMERCIAL

BESIDES A

PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

PCE COTTER EKO SS 8 OO

Board and Lodging, Tuition in either Classical or Commercial Department, Washing and Mending, Stationery, Medical Attendance and Medicirles, Fuel, "Baths - per weekis,\ <lstc eins neremacienen caieecemce terrae $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 Nineteenth Annual Session begins the 19th of August, 1869. For further information, or for Catalogue of the College, apply to Rev. A.

Varsi, President of Santa Clara College, Santa Clara County, or to St. Ignatius College, 841 Market Street, San Francisco.

Go and see HEERING'S New Photographic Studio.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN Jose city [ © ] DIReEcTory. 41

Coffey, William, saloon, 339 First

Coffin, F. F., dwl 481 St. James

Cogfy, Dr., (Chinese) 444 First

COLAHAN, JOHN T., city clerk, office City Hall, dwl 521 Main

COLAHAN, W. J., searcher of records and conveyancer, City Hall, dwl 519 Sixth

Colborne & McGowan, boot and shoe dealers, 286 First

COLBORNE, GEORGE, (Colborne & McGowan) boot and shoe store, 286 First, dwl 431 St. John

Cole, William, saloon, 353 Santa Clara, dwl 431 Third

Coleman, A. R., agent, dwl 185 San Fernando

Coleman A. R. Mrs., sewing machine agent, 365 First, dwl 135 San Fernando

Coleman, William, laborer, dwl 383 Third

Collins, C. J., carpenter, dwl 425 Orchard

Collins, John, teamster at Froment's Mill, dwl 73 Santa Clara

Collins, Joseph, carpenter, dwl 425. Orchard

Collins, P. F., butcher at Leddy Bros., 319 Market

COLLINS & SILENT, attorneys at law, 253 Santa Clara

COLLINS, WILLIAM H., (Collins & Silent) attorney at law, 253 Santa Clara, dwl 164 Third

Collins, William H., carpenter, dwl 425 Orchard

Comegys, George W., farmer, dw! 552 Fourth

Comegys, Jacob, farmer, dwl 552 Fourth

Comfort, A. R., dw] 174 Tenth

Comillo, Antonio, vaquero, dwl 562 Main

Compton, H. N., wagonmaker, 597 First, dwl 616 Fourth

Compton, Ison G., street contractor, dwl 588 First

Conall, John, dwl 285 Fourth

Conella, Felix, confectioner, 375 Santa Clara

Conley, John, laborer, dwl 445 Seventh

CONMY, JOHN J., J. J. Owen & Co.) San José Mercury, 384 First, dwl 160 San Augustine

Conners, Hugh, laborer, dw] 333 Third

Conners, Joseph J., machinist Enright's Foundry, 601 and 603 First, dw] 454 First

Conners, Philip, laborer, dw] 649 Third

Conners, William, dwl 217 Sixth

Connery, Matthew, laborer, bds Atlantic House

Connley, P., laborer, dwl 454 First

Conrades, William, bootmaker, 251 Santa Clara, dwl 351 Third

Cook, C. C., carpenter, dwl 79 Fifteenth

Cook, C. W., carpenter, bds Morgan House

Cook, H. H., (Cook & Ayer) meat market, 363 First, dwl 450 _ William

Coombe, John, dw! 164 First

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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BD. LL. BLANCHARD & Cd.

DEALERS IN

Groceries, Provisions

WINES, ENGLISH ALES AND PORTER,

LIQUORS, «ce. 256 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

A. E. MOODY. E. A, CLARK,

H. A. CLARK & CO.

REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,

OFFICE IN MAGENHEIMER'S BUILDING,

253 SANTA CLARA 'STREET,

SAN JOSE.

dW Od elbow (Od eS

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,

OFFICE IN KNOX BUILDING, ROOM No. 18, |

(Late U.S. Revenue Office,)

289 SANTA CLARA STREET, SAN JOSE, CAL.

272 MARKET STREET, SAN JOSE, G. C. MANNER, Proprietor. Board and Lodging per week, - - - $5.00 Single Meals,- - - - - - - 25 Cents Lodging, - - - - - - = 25 Cents

New Style Rembrandt's at HEERING'S Gallery, First Street.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

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COOMBS, W. L., Eureka Laundry, 180 Tenth, dwl 581 St. John

Cooper, George, (colored) bootblack, dw] 403 San Antonio

Cooper, Randolph, (colored) jobber, dw] 225 Tenth

Cooper, Theodore, (colored) cook, dwl 403 San Antonio

Cooper, Walter, laborer at 655 Santa Clara

Coppelli, Louis, dw] 2524 Market

CONTINENTAL HOTEL, 373 Market

Corbeck, Henry, cook, dwl 333 Third

CORCORAN, MARTIN, proprietor New York Exchange Hotel, 262 Fi irst

Cornwell, G., engineer, S F. & S. J. R. R., dwl 247 Fox Avenue

Corning, IT'. J., veterinary surgeon, 240 First, dw] 98 San Carlos

Corrente, Antonio, saloon, 336 Market

Corriagi, Peter, baker, 471 Market

CORY, A. J., Dr., office 305 First, dwl 428 Second

CORY, BENJ., Dr., office 393 First, dwl 568 Second

Cory, James H. , contractor, dwl 176 Santa Clara

COTTLE, B. H. , (J. J. Owen & Co.) San José Mercury, 384 First, dwl 199 Autumn

Cottrell, Charles T., constable, dwl 540 Reed

Cottrell, Gorton, orchardist, dwl 540 Reed

Cottrell, Russell, orchardist, dwl 540 Reed

Coughlin, David, laborer, dwl 839 River

Coupelon, G., mattressmaker, 254 Market

COURT HOUSE, W s First between St. John and St. James

Courtney, James T., wellborer, bds Morgan House

Cousens, J., laborer at City Gas Works, bds 329 San Fernando

Cowell, Michael, bricklayer, dwl 238 Santa Clara

Cox, John, laborer at 279 Market

Cox, Louis M., clerk New York Exchange, dwl 190 Eighth

Craadon, Dennis, proprietor Franklin House, 279 Market

Crahon, M., (widow) 'dwl 511 St. John

Craig, Charles, interpreter, dw] 290 Market

Cramer, D., gunsmith, 274 El Dorado

Crary, James, painter, 835 Lightston, dwl 418 Second

Craven, John, street contractor, dw] Montgomery

Craw, Edward, painter, dwl 418 Second

Craw, J. P., carpenter, dwl 119 Sixteenth

Crawford H. A., carpenter, dwl 196 Montgomery

Crede, Frederick, barkeeper Almaden Brewery, 317 First

Crichton, P., plasterer, dwl 179 Montgomery

- Crighton, Frederick, retired merchant, dwl 574 Third Crittenden, Chas. P., iron molder Enright's Foundry, dwl 486,

First Crizer, Andrew L., laborer, dwl 893 Eighth Croger, Henry, teamster, dwl 619 Julian

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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'TON & CURTISS

) B ix

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in

. = % Py e(] $ aN R

Atlusic, tusical Instruments

HNEGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, WOW Ss,

And Fancy Articles of Every Description.

Pianos for Sale or to Rent. Picture Frames Made to Order.

MORTON & CURTISS,

949 Santa Clara Street, three doors East from Market,

HEERING'S Sun Pearls always excef.

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOSE city [ J) ]_ vDrecTory. 45

Cronen, Fannie Miss, domestic at 836 Third

Crosley, Powell, dwl-377 Third

Cross, George W. , laborer, dwl 8383 Seventh

Crossett, ue. EP principal Santa Clara Street School, dwl 327 Seventh

Crow, Joseph, barkeeper at 336 First, dwl California Restaurant

Crowell, Martin L., expressman W. F. & Co., dwl 533 First

Crowley, Assy laborer, dwl 279 Market

Crydenwise, C. S., carriagemaker, 314 Second, dwl 457 St. John

Culity Eugene, saloon, Fourth Street Depot, dwl 559 Fourth

Cunan, Martin, farmer, dw] 654 Ninth

Cunan, John H., dwl 654 Ninth

Cunan, Michael, laborer, dw] 654 Ninth

Currier, George, carpenter, dwl 268 Julian

Currier, John H., bootmaker, 808 Fountain Alley

Curry, Margaret, (widow) dwl 630 Second

Curry, John, teamster, dwl 390 Seventh

Curtis, ©. H., sash and blindmaker at Burket, Metcalf & Co.,

dwl 487 Seventh CURTIS, C. S., (Morton & Curtis) stationer, 249 First, dwl 267 Divine Curtis, H. H., deputy jailor at County Jail Cutler, S. M., post-master, 8323 Market, dwl 873 Main Cutler, J ames M. , deputy post-master, 323 Market, dw] 873 Main Cutler, Henry M., student, dwl 8373 Main

Dabney, G. A., inventor, 211 Ninth, dwl 522 St. J ames cor N inth

Daisy, Madam Caroline, boarding house, 525 Delmas Avenue

Daggett, Alfred, law student with C. T. Ryland, 293 First, dwl 183 San Fernando

Daley, Catherine Miss, domestic at 546 Second

Daley, Catherine Mrs., (widow) dwl 879 Vine

Damar, Martin, lather, bds Morgan House

Dames, Frederick M., butcher, 422 Santa Clara, dw] 221 Santa Clara

Dames, W. W., photographer with Hose: 342 First

Daniel, 4 Be Reyv., pastor M. E. Church, Berryessa, dw] East San

Daniel, William, florist, dwl 268 Julian

Darby, Timothy, laborer, dwl 428 St. John Davis, Elwin, clerk Morgan House Davis, William H., (colored) porter, dwl 448 Third

_ Davis, Mary E. Mrs., (colored) boarding, 448 Third

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_ Boy's Clothing as PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street,

46 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

FEIST BROS. FASHIONABLE

"DRY GOODE ran te ae

N. W. Cor. Bants a igeae and First Streets, SAN JOSE. i Leslee in Carpets, Matting, Oil Cloths, Eto, Ie N. B. No Auction Goods Kept on the premises, | :

'W. ©. KENNEDY,

Office in Magenheimer's Building, Up Stairs, ~ t.

No. 253 Santa Clara Street,

SAN JOSE, CAL.

HOBBES, GILMORE & CO.

MANUFACTURERS OF

BORES.

Mahogany, Spanish Cedar and other Fancy Woods,

146 San Pedro Street, San Jose,

NEAR BR. BR. DEPOT. San Francisco, Market Street, between Beale and Main.

E.. S. McGIRR,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

GROCERIES

WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,

N. E. Cor. St. John and Market Streets, SAN JOSE.

Old Pictures Reproduced equal to Life Size.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ J) ]_ piecTory. 47

Daveggio, Steffano, saloon, 266 Market Davidson, P., clerk at Pulverman's, 329 First, dwl 284 San Pedro

| Day, E. M., machinist, dwt 160 Main'

Day, Harry, machinist Enright's Foundry, dwl 167 Main

DeComan, B., San José Stables, 298 San Pedro, cor Santa Clara

DeGirardin, E., saloon, 357 Market

DeHEIRRY, P. Dr., office 305 First, room 3, dwl 375 St. James

DEHEIRRY, E. Mrs., San José Seminary, 875 St. James, en- trance 190 Third

Deidrich, R. 'V., clerk Vineyard Mills, dwl 490 Third

De LaTorre, Francisco, dw] 384 Market

Del Conte, Joseph, proprietor San José Market, 8320 Market, dwl 523 Market Square

Deleval, Charles, miller Orange Mills, 350 River, dwl 3876 River

Deleval, A., (Deleval & Poulain) proprietor Orange Mills, 350 River, dwl 376 River

Delgrosso, L., boot and shoemaker, 305 Lightston

Delmas, Antoine, capitalist, dw] 340 Delmas Avenue

DELMAS, D. M., district attorney, dwl 8340 Delmas Avenue

DELMAS, J., (J. Delmas & Co.) Pork Market, 281 El: Dorado dwl San José Hotel

Delmastro, William, clerk City Store, 359 and 361 Market

Delmouly, A., baker, 170 Santa Clara

DeMarr, Martin, lather, dw] 249 San Pedro

Denise, Ruliff Conover, farmer, dw] 210 Main

Denise, W. H., carpenter, dwl 210 Main

Dennis, William, laborer, bds What Cheer House

Dennison, J oseph, laborer, dwl 176 Autumn

Denno, P., sawyer Froment's Mill, dwl Montgomery _

Denny, Charles, druggist, dwl 536 Third

Denny, J., ironmolder Enright's Foundry, dwl 676 First

Denny, J. J., druggist, dwl 586 Third

DENNY, O. N., attorney at law, office 289 Santa Clara, dwl 478 Third

Derby, L. H. Mrs., seamstress with Mrs. Rease, 458 Third, dwl

: 194 Santa Clara

DeReamer, Dewitt, carpenter, bds Morgan House

Derrick, C., laborer, dw] 600 Fourth

DesEnfants, Eugene, laundry, 186 Santa Clara

Deschanet, Martin, capitalist, dw] 189 El Dorado

DESIMONE & BARACO, fruits, etc., 369 First

Desimone, J., (Desimone & Baraco) 'fruit store, 369 First, dwl 426 Third

Desperis, John, laborer, dwl 159 Carlisle

DEVINE & ABEL, grocers, 837 Market

DEVINE, J. J., (Devine & Abel) grocer, 337 Market, dwl 261 Pleasant

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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KENNEDY, LONG & CO.

THE PIONEER

Baggage Express

OF THE PACIFIC -COAST,

OVER TELE San Francisco and San Jose,

= £FZ yf - _ 2 mn

== =

- -

CO TT Sem eUlO000000§

Cantal Pacitc and Western Pace Raila

~OTEAM NAVIGATION G8°S OTEAMERS.

This well known Express Company keeps COMPETENT AND RELIABLE MESSENGERS on the above Railroads and Steamboats, who will solicit orders from Passengers for the prompt and safe delivery of their Baggage to its destina- tion in San Francisco.

Office, 679 and 681 Market Street.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

(as7 All Orders left at Central Pacific Railroad Co's Office, 415 California St., will receive prompt attention.

KENNEDY, LONG & CO., PROPRIETORS.

HEERING has the Finest Photograph Gallery in the State.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

SAN JOSE cITy [ J) ]_ pirecrory. 49

Devine, P., barkeeper N. Y. Exchange

Divine, Davis, capitalist, dwl 180 First

Dewey, J. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker,; 390 Second

Diaz, Felipa Mrs., (widow) dwl 23 rear of 366 Market

Dickenson, W. L., apothecary, 320 Santa Clara, dwl 878 Second

Dillon, Thomas F., barkeeper, 296 Market »

Dinkelspiel L., clerk with L. Lion, 8343 Market, dwl 253 Second

Dittmarr, OC. E., barber, 315 First, dwl 422 Santa Clara

Dobbas, Joseph, butcher, dwl 523 Market

Dodd, Solomon, plasterer, dwl 573 Third

Dodd, W. H. H., painter, 408 First, dwl 586 Eighth

Doermer, Charles, gunsmith, 251 El Dorado

DOERR, CHARLES, proprietor New York Bakery, 437 First

Doerr, Philip, proprietor San José Brewery, 435 First, dwl 434 Second

Doherty, John, truckman, dw] 283 Pleasant

Doherty, John, gardener, dwl 379 Julian

Doherty, Rosanna, (widow) domestic at 506 Third

Donahue, Patrick, teamster, dw] 509 Main

Donahue, M., blacksmith, 253 St. John, dwl 269 Julian

Donlans, Edward, teamster, dwl 581 St. James

Donner, George, dwl 172 Third

Donovan, Edward, laborer, dwl 208 Tenth

Donovan, Ellen Mrs., groceries, 129 Santa Clara

Donovan, William, gardener, dwl 197 Fourth

Doody, Patrick, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Doolan, Daniel, laborer, bds National Hotel

Doolan, Thomas, laborer, dw] 221 Main

Dooly, John, laborer, dw] 279 Market

Dooly, Michael, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Dooremaalen, John, clerk City Store, dwl Fourth

Dosse, Louis, cook Continental Hotel, dw] 212 El Dorado

DOUGHERTY, W. P., (Dougherty & Co.) lumber dealer, 428 First and cor San Fernando and Fourth, dwl 546 Market

Dougherty, Hugh, carpenter, dwl 539 First

Dougherty, John, blacksmith, dwl 311 San Fernando

Dougherty, John, truckman, dw] 271. Pleasant

Dougherty, M., (widow) dwl 1380 Old Market

Douglas, Guy, teamster, dwl 345 Seventh

Douglas, Thomas, horticulturist, dwl 893 Eighth

Dowling, F., carpenter, dwl 290 Third

_ Dowling, Thomas, carpenter, dwl St. Mary's

Doyle, E. F., salesman at Spring & Co's, bds New York Exchange

Doyle, F. Miss, dressmaker, room 1 Newhall's Building, 345 Santa Clara

Doyle, John, laborer, dwl 553 Fourth

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street. A .

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THE NEW } PAINT, PAPER AND GLASS | |

STORE, No. 289 EL DORADO STREET, SAN JOSE.

A. W. HENNING.

THE BEST SELECTED STOCK OF

PAINTS,

PAPER HANGINGS, GLASS,

WINDOW SHADES

ARTISTS' TOOLS AND MATERIALS | BRUSHES, FEATHER DUS isis

ETC., ETC.

Customers may depend on the best in the market, at the lowest | prices, as I have the longest experience and best facilities of any | dealer in San Jose. |

A. W. HENNING, 289 El Dorado Street, San Jose.

HEERING'S Establishment is the Oldest in San José.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE oITy [ JK ]_ DIRecToRyY. 51

Doyle, Patrick, farmer, dwl 500 Santa Clara

Doyle, Patrick, printer, Patriot Office; bds United States Hotel

Doyle, Peter, teamster, dwl 457 Third

Dreischmeyer, Simon, brickmaker, dwl 708 Whitney

Dresser, T. W., brick mason, dwl 590 Second

Drew, Cornelius, carpenter, dwl 358 Main

Drew, H. C., stair builder, dwl 519 Fourth

Dubues, P., gardener, dwl 140 Santa Clara

Dudfield, James, plasterer, dwl 476 Eighth

Duffy, Edward, blacksmith, San José Foundry, dwl 129 Carlisle

Duncan, John A., (colored) whitewasher, dwl 540 Main

Dunn, C. Mrs., dwl 506 Sixth

Dunn, John, printer, Mercury Office, dwl 506 Sixth

Dunn, Mary Mrs., dwl 325 Third

Dunn, Patrick, laborer, dwl 376 Main

Dunshee, Rollin, wagonmaker, 345. Santa Clara, bds Morgan House

Durand, A., tailor, 266 El Dorado

Durken, M. F. Mrs., dwl 850 Main

Durkin, Michael, laborer, dwl 428 St. John

Dutech, Joseph, stages, etc., 264 San Pedro, dwl 255 San Pedro

Duval, William S., superintendent at Gen. Nagle's, dwl 575 San Salvador

Dwyer, James, teacher, dwl 224 San Fernando

Dwyer, John, gardener, dwl 318 St. John

Dwyer, William, saloon, 302 Market

Dyer, William, laborer, bds 279 Market

B DD)

EAGLE DRUG STORE, 832 First

Eastabrook, A. B., carpenter, dwl 464 First

Eastin, L. F., deputy county clerk, bds New York Exchange

Easterday, S. W., (Lankford & Hasterday) undertakers, 229 Santa Clara, dwl St. Mary's

Eaton, C. P., clerk with Robert Page & Co., 312 First, dwl 332 Main

Edson, C. R. Mrs., dw] 582 Sixth

Edwards, James, laborer, dwl 279 Market

EDWARDS, N. B., (Blanchard & Edwards) Washington Market, dwl 837 Tenth

_ Edwards, William, blacksmith, dwl 147 Market

Edwards, William, plasterer, bds 281 Santa Clara

Fgan, John, carpenter, dwl 196.Santa Clara

EGAN, THOMAS, (Minahan & Egan) grocer, 267 First, dw] 211 Fox Avenue

Eggeling, Ernst, butcher, dwl 182 Thirteenth

Palverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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SAN JOSE, CAL.

J. M. STAPLES & SONS, PROPRIETORS.

Has accommodations for 750 Guests,

AND IS

Furnished throughout in the most recherche style. |

TABLE D'HOTE EQUAL TO ANY ON THE COAST

With polite and attentive waiters.

HOUSE OPHN -A.LL INIGET:

BREAKFAST FROM 6 to Io A. M. DINNER FROM 54 to 8 P. M.

Board per Day, - - from $2.50 to $3.00 66 " Week, - - " 10.50 to 21.00

New Style Ambrotypes taken at HEERING'S.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

SAN JOSE cITy [ J ]_ DrReEcTory. 53

Ehrenfeuster, Albert, tinner, 801 Santa Clara, dwl 204 San Carlos

Ehrlich, Solomon, clerk with L. Schoen, dw] 283 Second

Kisner, M., cigarmaker, 341 First

Elledge, L. B., nurseryman, dw] 323 William

Ellinghouse, A., harnessmaker, 317 First, dwl 175 Third

Elliott, Jeremiah, carpenter, dw] 200 San Fernando

Ellis, W. F., clerk, McCrea's lumber yard, dwl 177 Eighth

ELITCH, JOHN, proprietor Buckeye Saloon, 820 First, dw] 290 Santa Teresa

Elitch, John Jr., dw] 290 Santa Teresa

Elroid, Eli, blacksmith at Christian's, dwl 676 First

Elwood, Mathew, teamster, Froment's Mill, dw] 53 San Augustin

Emanuelli, Josefa, (widow) dwl 284 Market

Emery, William, professor music, San José Institute, 171 and 173 First

Emery, Maria Miss, dwl San José Institute

EMPIRE ENGINE CO. No. 1., 375 Second between San Fer-

_ hando and Santa Clara, (D. A. Leddy, foreman)

Empy, R., collarmaker, dwl 426 Market

Enborn, Charles P., laborer, 286 San Pedro

EN RIGHT, J OSEPH, proprietor foundry and machine shop, 601 and 603 First, awl 324 William

Ensley, R. Mrs., dressmaker, 267 Third

Erle, Frederick, 'machinist, dwl 477 Market

Erle, Henry, sodamaker with Winslow & Williams, 274 St. John

Erkine, William, cabinetmaker, dw! 92 San Salvador

Erkson, A. C., capitalist, dwl 522 Second

Ernst, C. R., shoemaker, 305 Market

Escobozo, Maria, dwl 261 Market

Etchebarne, Peter, salesman at Jones & Loryea, dwl 416 Market

Evans, E. G., carpenter at Burkett, Metcalf & Co., San Fernando cor Fourth

Evans, George, clerk with H. B. Alvord, 826 First, dwl 117 Cha- bolla Alley

Evans, Kate Miss, dwl 485 San Antonio

Evans, William, dairyman, dwl 810 Highth

Faper, Joun §., carpenter, dwl 218 Thirteenth

Falkner, James ie shoemaker, 448 First, bds Farmer's Home Falkner, J. F., painter, dwl 490 Delmas Avenue

Fallon, Thomas, capitalist, dwl 236 San Pedro

Farmer, M. Mrs., (widow) dwl 486 Second |

FARMER'S HOME, 272 Market

Farrell, Ambrose, dwl 383 Second

California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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54 S AUN SEJLOS ECL Ys DIR RIC TO Raves

J.-E G ORION:

PLUMBER & GAS FITTER

(Late of the firm of Lane & Gordon, San Francisco,)

283 First Street, bet. Santa Clara and St. John Streets, SAN JOSE.

Stores, Dwellings, 2 Public Buildings FITTED UP WITH GAS AND WATER.

Pumes, Water Ciosers, Batu Tuss, Wasu Basins, Brass Cocks, Copper BoILErs, Marsie Siass, Sinks, Hor anp Corp Water, ATTACHED TO RANGES.

Gas Fixtures, Lead and Iron Pipe.

All work warranted, and done on the most reasonable terms, in this and adjoining Counties.

THEODORE LENZEN, a ; REFERENCES, {LEVI GOODRICH, } Architects, San Jose.

OHARLES BARR,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LLQUOR DHALRR

No. 351 First Street, San Jose.

Just REcEIVED rrom Bonn,

THE FINEST AND PUREST BRANDS OF WINES & LIQUORS.

He calis particular attention to his very old and choice

JAMIESON'S IRISH WHISKEY, CAMEL TOWN SCOTCH WHISKEY PURE OLD JAMAICA RUM, EXTRA FINE BLACK SWAN HOLLAND GIN, HENNESSEY AND OTHER CHOICE BRANDS OF BRANDY, BERNARD'S FINEST A No.1 OLD TOM, SWAINE, BOORD & CO'S CORDIAL LONDON GIN, OLD AND CHOICE BRANDS OF BOURBON WHISKEY. (4s The above can be highly recommended for Medicinal purposes and Family use. C: Barr has always on band a well selected stock of English Bottled Ale, Dublin and London Porter; also, English Ale and Porter,

on draught. All goods guaranteed, and sold in quantities to suit. Sole Agent for Pacific Congress Water. SANTA CLARA SPARKLING LAGER BEER (@¥" Family orders promptly attended to. The Trade supplied.

Go and see HEERING before going elsewhere.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE cITy [ J* ] DIREcTORY. 55

Farrell, Bernard, laborer, dwl 848 River

Farrell, Martha Miss, seamstress with Mrs. Dewey, 390 Second

Farrell, R. J., dwl 577 Second

Farren, Mary Mrs., Orange Mills Saloon, 119 Santa Clara

Fawcet, Henry, clerk Mariposa Store, dwl 485 Locust

Fay, Mary Mrs., dwl 2524 Market

Fealy, Frank, machinist, dwl 874 Seventh

Feeley, John, stage proprietor, dwl 159 Fourth

Feeley, J., hostler at 875 First

Feeley, Joshua, plasterer, dwl 279 Market

FEIST BROTHERS, dry goods, 297 and 299 Santa Clara, cor First

FEIST, FELIX, (Feist Bros.) NW cor Santa Clara and First, dwl 412 Santa Clara

FEIST, JOSEPH, (Feist Bros.) NW cor Santa Clara and First, dwl 284 Second

FENKHAUSEN A. & GERDES, wholesale liquor store, 308 and

_ 810 First

Fenn, Lyman, carpenter, dw] 496 Santa Clara

Fentress, George W., attorney at law, City Hall, dwl San José Institute

Ferguson, James, (colored) barber, 254% First

Ferren, B., saloon, 249 El Dorado

Ferro, Dominco, grocer, 288 Market

Fetherstonbaugh, George, barkeeper 306 First, bds 258 Divine

Fewins, Esau, wagonmaker, dwl 143 Eighth

Figaroa, Antonio, vaquero, dwl rear 366 Market

Figaroa, Juanita, (widow) dwl No. 12, rear of 866 Market

Farish, James B., teacher Santa Clara Street School, dwl 482 Santa Clara

Fisk, O. W., machinist with Burkett, Metcalf & Co., dwl 497 Third

'Fischer, L., boot and shoemaker, dwl 140 Santa Clara

Fischer, Peter, tailor, 441 First

Fischer, William, bookkeeper at Mariposa Store, dwl 167 Second Fisher, David, barkeeper, 249 El Dorado

Fitzharris, Soledad A. Mrs., dwl 186 Santa Clara

Fitzgerald, Martha A. Miss, dressmaker, dwl St. Marys Fitzgerald, George, carpenter, dwl St. Marys

Fitzgerald, George Jr., student, dwl St. Marys

Fitzgerald, John, plasterer, dwt St. Marys

'Fitzpatrick, William, laborer, dwl 225 Main

Flanigan, Michael, express wagon, dwl 252 River Flemming, George, cook Morgan House

Flemenz, George, (colored) bootblack, dwl 432 Market Flickinger, J. H., cattle dealer, dwl 519 Tenth

Pulverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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56 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

qINENT Ay | Rees of WN, y "Lory |

JUSTUS LAWRENCE, PRESIDENT.

VICE-PRESIDENT,

M. B. WYNKOOP.

ACTUARY,

S. C. CHANDLER, Jun.

SECRETARY,

J. P. RODGERS.

MEDICAL EXAMINER,

E. D. WHEELER, M.D.

DIRECTORS, pirecirs, JAS. B. COLGATE, \ G. HILTON SCRIBNER, CHAUNCEY M. DEPEW, &X INN REV. H. C. FISH,

JUSTUS LAWRENCE, JOSEPH T. SANGER.

RICHARD W. BOGART, LUTHER W. FROST.

Office, 22, 24, 26 Nassau St., Continental Building, N. Y.

Policies issued during the year 1869, - - 10,000 Total Policies issued during 33 years, - - 20,000

This Company issues all kinds of Policies - LIFE, ENDOWMENT, JOINT LIFE, and TERM POLICIES, ANNUITIES, &c. - and embraces the following LiperaL FEeaturEs:

All Policies non-forfeitable and incontestible.

Thirty' Days grace allowed in payment of premium.

One-Third of the promi may remain unpaid as a loan. No Notes are required

After three annual premiums, a loan may be obtained of at least four-fifths of the whole amount paid, to meet future payments. No restrictions on travel or residence.

Profits of the Company annually divided among its Policy-Holders. *

Dividend declared in 1868, 40 per cent.; in 1869, 40 per cent.; and not less will be declared January, 1870.

PACIFIC COAST AGENCY: HH. H. BLAKE & CO.| W. E. MELVILLE,

MANAGERS, DISTRICT AGENT,

No. 302 Montgomery Street, | Office, 293 First St., Up Stairs, SAN FRANCISCO. SAN JOSE.

HEERING makes the nicest Card Photographs in town.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN JOSE city [ @ ]_ DIREcTORY.

Flores, Antonio, vaquero, dwl junction Market and Julian

Flores, P., carpenter, dwl 449 Market

Flores, Pablino, (widow) dwl 231 Market

Flores, Miguel, miner, dwl 213 Market

Floyd, James, (colored) paperhanger, dwl 373 Third

Floyd, William, miner, dwl 723 First

Flynn, Matthew, laborer, dwl 199 Second .

Flynn, 'homas, blacksmith, 210 Santa Clara, dwl 142 Santa Clara

Foley, John, laborer, dw] 851 Ninth

Folgner, James, shoemaker, dw] Farmer's Home

Follaner, Thomas, dwl 553 Market

Folsom, 8S. W., carpenter, dw] 458 Third

Foote, H. S., dwl 463 William

Foote, S. R., harnessmaker, dwl 463 William

Forbes, Louis P., druggist clerk at 392 First, bds 442 Third

Fox, John, laborer City Stable, 252 Santa Clara

} Fravel, Ephraim, barkeeper, 290 Santa Clara, dwl 242 Market

Frazer, Samuel, dwl 425 San Fernando

Frederick, George, stableman, 676 First

Freeman, William, blacksmith, dwl 234 Main

Freyschlag, Barbara Miss, dwl 327 Julian

Freyschlag, Christian, dwl 827 Julian

Freyschlag, Henry, dwl 327 Julian

FRIANT, ALFRED, grocer, 337 First, dwl 858 Delmas Avenue

Friant, Anthony, clerk 337 First, dw] 858 Delmas Avenue

Friant, Jean, baker with Delmouly, 170 Santa Clara

FROMENT, EUGENE, lumber dealer and - aan' mill, Autumn, dwi 73 Santa Clarae

FRUHLING, WILLIAM, manufactory iron doors, etc., 374 Third, dwl 495 San Antonio

FRULING W. & CO., manufacturers of iron doors, railings, ete., 374 Third

Fullgrapf, John, laborer at Vineyard Mills, dwl Atlantic House

Fulkerson, E. B., carpenter, dwl 205 Montgomery -

Fuller, James H., teamster, dwl 602 Third

Fuller, L. H., contractor C. P. R. R., dwl 125 San Fernando

Fulmer, Balbina Miss, domestic at 284 Second

Fulton, R. J., game dealer, 284 El Dorado, dwl 183 Third

Furlong, Joseph, butcher with Leddy Bros., 819 Market

Furlong, N., teacher, bds N. Y. Exchange

GABELL, Andrew, bar eden 351 First Gabriel, Ralph, city bill poster, dwl 402 San Fernando

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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58 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

NEW YORK Bee

A37 First Street, San Jose. Cc. DOERR, eee arse: s

ALL KINDS

BREAD, oP TES) ca saat

CONSTA NTLY ON HAND.

Goods delivered to any pari of the Be free of charge.

QA BRS Gary es eS.

DEALERS IN

BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS,

Sl ATT OUNCE ie, lo on FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

Sole Agents for the Daily and Weekly Sacramento Union.

L. ROSS & SON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL AND SHADE TREES,

GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, ETC. ALSO, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT AND ee 381 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE. PURE CIDER VINEGAR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

MILTON CAMPBELL, 895 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE,

DEALER IN

Stoves, Pumps, Well Pipe, RUBBER HOSE, GALVANIZED IRON CHIMNEYS

TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE.

HEERING'S Cabinet Photographs are very Artistic.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

SAN JOSE city [ @ ]_ prrecrory. 59

Galante, B., dwl 396 Market

Galindo, A. A. de Mrs., dwl 473 Market

Galindo, Manuel, butcher with Cook & Ayer, dwl 689 Ninth

Galindo, Mariano, dwl in rear of 205 El Dorado

Gallagher, Thomas, laborer, dwl 429 Seventh

Gallagher, Michael, blacksmith, 440 First, dwl 171 Main

Gallagher, Susan, dressmaker, room 7 Newhall's Building, dwl 283 Pleasant

Gallopin, M. Mrs., toy store, 254 Santa Clara

GAMBERT, FELIX, (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.) 359 and 361 Market, dwl 180 San Fernando

Gandaubert, P. C., farmer, dw] 322 San Carlos

Gannon, Katie Miss, domestic at 276 Second

Garcia, José, carpenter, 325 Santa Clara, dwl rear of 212 Santa Clara

Garcia, Jesus Y., barber, 289 First, dwl 211 El Dorado

Garcia, Louis, clerk, 381 First, dwl rear 246 San Pedro

Garcia, Rufina Mrs., dwl 409 River

Gardiser, Jacob, saloon, 327 Market, dwl 422 Third

GARRATT, R. M., agent W. Pacific Railroad, dwl 144 Market

Garvey, George C., laborer at San José Institute, 171 and 173 First

Gaspalon, S., clerk at 281 El Dorado

GATES & RHODES, druggists at 353 First

GATES, FREEMAN, (Gates & Rhodes) druggist, 353 First, dwl San Diego

Gavin, John, hostler at City Stables, 252 Santa Clara

Gazivoda, Marco, winemaker, dwl 202 Market

GEBLER, THEODOR, stove and tinware, 256 Santa Clara, dwl Lightston

Gee Wo, (Chinese) wash house, 364 Market

GEORGE, ;D. W., (Stowe & George) City Stables, 252 Santa Clara, bds Auzerais House

George, Givens, auctioneer, 297 First, dwl 266 Second

GERDES, DICK, (Fenkhausen & Gerdes) wholesale liquor deal- ers, 308 and 310 First, dwl 256 St. John

Gerdes, J. C., Union Saloon, 290 Santa Clara, dwl 492 First

Gerhardt, Peter, blacksmith at 316 Second, dwl 196 Balbach

GERMAN HALL, boarding house, 386 St. John

German, William, harnessmaker, dw] 225 Eighth

Gerolome, Thomas, saloon, 277 Market

Gerstmayer, Albert, barber, 3584 First

Giacomatzi, G., laborer at Froment's Mill, dwl 287 Market

Giacomatzi, J., laborer at Froment's Mill, dwl 287 Market

Gibson, W. C. Dr., homeopathist, 233 Santa Clara, up stairs

Geisman, Henry, tailor, 315 Lightston

Gifford, C. B., artist, dwl 257 'Thirteenth

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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60 SAN, JOSH CITY DIRECTORY.

A, E. POMEROY. E. SKERRITT.

POMEROY & SKERRITT,

New and Commodious Store,

Nos. 355 and 357 First Street, SAN JOSE.

Builders' Hat terials House Trimmings, Xe. CARPENTERS' TOOLS, BLACKSMITHS! TOOLS, &c.

Agricultural Implements,

Threshing and Hoisting Engines, Horse Powers, Separa- tors, Mowers, Reapers, Headers, Gang Plows, Cast Iron and Steel Plows, Harmon's Cultivators, Farm Wagons, Chere: Trucks, Etc., Ete.

CROCKERY

Stone China, Glassware, French Porcelain, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Yellow Ware, Silver Plated Ware,

Lamps, Oil, Housekeeper's Sundries, &c., &c.

Rustic Cabinet Pictures at HEERING'S.

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOSE cITy [ @ ]_ prRecTory. 61

Gillam, Patrick, laborer, dwl 280 Main

Gilleron, Patrick, laborer, dw] 166 Santa Clara

GILLOOLY, L. B., (Blanchard & Gillooly) grocer, 256 First, dwl 384 St. John

Gillott, J., farmer, dwl 214 Colfax

Ginocchio, L., bar tender at 360 First

Giudici, Maria J., (widow) dw] 219 Market

Glein, Philip, retail dealer, dw] 425 Orchard

Glenn, Hugh, printer, Patriot Office, dwl 456 San Carlos

Glidden, A. P., water cart, dwl 475 Third

Gliubetich, Michael, Overland Coffee Saloon, 284 First, dwl 263 St. James

Gliubetich, John, waiter at 284 First

Glocker, Frederick, bakery, 363 Santa Clara

Glynn, Edward, hostler, 273 St. John, bds New York Exchange

Godfrey, F. B., tinner at Stock's, 376 First, bds N. Y. Exchange

Godfrey, Michael, laborer, dwl 510 Sixth

Goedde], Mary H. Mrs., dwl 547 Fourth

Goetz, Antonio Rev., assistant parish priest, dwl 396 Market

Gomez, Florencio, barber, 308 Market, dwl 254 San Pedro

Gomez, M., tailor, dw] 445 Market

GOODHUE, CHARLES H., saloon, 336 First, dwl-330 Second

Goodman, John H., brick mason, dwl 666 Thirteenth

Goodman, Harry, cook at Morgan House

Goodrich, A. L., horticulturist, dwl 40 First

GOODRICH, LEVI, architect, room 41, 3d floor, Hensley Block, 300 Market

Goodsell, David, attorney at law with J. A. Yoell, 322 Santa Clara

Goodwin, J., carpenter with Burkett, Metcalf & Co.

Goodwin, James, bar keeper at 351 First

Goodwin, Mathew, carpenter, dwl 420 Second

Goss, William B., carpenter, dwl 358 Second

Gourley, James, house painter, bds 8329 San Fernando

GORDON, J. H., plumber and gas fitter, 283 First, dwl 116 First

Gordon, Thomas, carpenter, bds 493 First

Gore, John, farmer, dw! 653 Sixth

Graebe, Augustus, dwl 351 Third

Grandi, George, saloon, 277 Market, dwl 275 Market

Grandy, Robert, turner with Burkett, Metcalf & Co., dwl 443 Santa Clara

Grant, William, shoemaker, 443 First, dwl 469 Eighth

Graham, B. F., contractor, office 233 Santa Clara, room 26

Graham, W. G., clerk at 377 First, dwl 442 Third

Gravener, W., carpenter, dw] 285 Fourth

Greaney, John, laborer, dw] 216 Seventh

Green, Patrick, saloon, dwl 135 Santa Clara

Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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62 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

JOHN STOCKH,

37G First Street, San Jose.

DEALER IN

STOVES, ZING, LEAD & WON PIPE

HOSE,

AND MANUFACTURER OF TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE, GALVANIZED IRON,

PUMPS; PATENT PUMP WARY Bowe

ALSO, ROOFING.

Repairing done at short notice.

Yes=> Artesian Well Pipes made to order. <x

New Style Rembrandt's at HEERING'S Gallery, First Street.

Largest Assortmgnt at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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Greenbeck, Charles, bar keeper, dwl 825 Third Greeninger, A., carriage painter, 316 Second, dwl 183 Balbach Gregg, Michael, blacksmith, 440 First, dwl 678 Ninth Gretsch, William, clerk at 308 First, bds New York Exchange Griffin, John, laborer, dw] 219 Main Griffin, M. Miss, dwl 571 Eighth Griffin, Michael Jr., capitalist, dwl 268 First . Griffin, Thomas, laborer 8. F. & 8. J. R. R., dwl 115 Dame Grinton, George, laborer Moody's Mill, bds Wisconsin House Griswold, Mary Mrs., dwl 531 St. John Greath, John, farmer, bds Farmer's Home | Grozelier, Simon H., (Grozelier & Nelson) tannery, Garcia Alley cor River, dwl 481 Vine Gubiotti, A., painter, 296 First, dwl 226 San Augustin Gubser, Frank, barber at City Baths, dwl 423 Locust Guenley, Joseph, carpenter, dwl 613 Second Guerrelo, Maria Antonio Mrs., dwl 287 San Pedro Gulnac, Charles, farmer, dwl 389 Third Guett, D. G., carpenter, dwl 424 Locust Guppy, Edward H., clerk at 311 First, dwl 319 Seventh Gurnett, A. G.,; salesman at 302 First, bds 369 Third Gusman, Domingo, barber, dwl 586 Santa Clara

Hap.ry, DanIz1, fruitgrower, dwl 342 Martha

Hadlock, Hubbard, carpenter, dwl 418 St. James

HAGAN, J., plumber and gasfitter, 258 Santa Clara, dwl 425 Third

Haight, William H., carpenter, dwl 653 St. James

Hale, T., shoemaker at 449 First

Haley, Martin, teamster, dwl 537 Seventh

Haley, Patrick, laborer, dwl 8312 Delmas Avenue

Hall, George, railroad conductor, dwl 147 Market .

Hall, Frank M., printer, 349 First, dwl 850 Seventh

HALL, FREDRICK, attorney at law, dwl Auzerais House

Hall, Fremont S., deputy sheriff, dwl 350 Seventh

Hall, J. R., farmer, dwl 89 Fourteenth

Hall, Laura Miss, dwl 625 Second ;

Hall, R. B., under sheriff, dwl 8350 Seventh

Hall, William, farmer, dwl 280 Julian

Hall, W. G., clerk at Court House, dwl 517 First

HALL, W. H., capitalist, dw] 206 First.

Hallahan, Timothy, laborer, dwl 229 Main

Hallgarten, B., clerk dwl 263 Second

Halsey, Edward, dwl 279 Main

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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64 SAN GOSH City DER GMORS.

J. J. MENEFES,

Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist

ROOMS, No. 374 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

Artificial Teeth inserted in the best manner, on the most approved plan, and warranted.

First Class Fillings at Reasonable Prices, and warranted.

EQUITABLE LIEB ASSU. RAIN CE. SOCGCIH ES?

OF THE UNITE DSS RATES: CASH ASSETS, $12,000,000.00.

R. Y. Anderson, Agent, Santa Clara Co.

M. LEAVENWORTH,

DEALER IN

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,

361 FIRST STREET, SAN. JOSE.

S. A. BARKER, Attorgey aad Counsellor at Law,

OFFICE: 292 SANTA CLARA STREET, COR. FIRST, (Opposite the Bank of San Jose,) SAN JOSE, CAL.

Prompt attention given to all legal business.

HEERING'S Enameled Cabinet Photographs.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

SAN JOSE clty [ FH] ]_ piRecrory. 65

Hamer, 8. E. Mrs., boarding, dwl 483 First

Hamilton, A. B. , carpenter, dwl 857 Main

Hamilton, Robert, painter, dw] 415 Martha

Hamilton, Robert, lather, dwl 91 San Carlos

Hamilton, Ws, produce and commission merchaut, corner St. John and First

Hamm, Albert, dwl 370 St. John

Hamm, A. K. Mrs. , music teacher, dwl 237 Third

Hammond, E., wellborer, dwl 551 William

Hammond, J. W.., mechanic; dwl 551 William

Hancock, James F., cabinetmaker, dwl 499 Market

Handel, George, furnituremaker, 314 Market, dwl 419 Second

Hanfmann, John, machinist, dwl 576 Second

Hanlon, Timothy, laborer, dwl 524 First

Hanks, J. Mrs., dwl 697. Tenth

Hanks, Samuel W., butcher, dwl 610 Fourth

Hanna, George E., dwl 377 Third

Hanna, H., carpenter, with Burkett, Metcalf & Co., San Fernando, cor Fourth

Hannon, J. C., farmer, dwl 645 St. James

Hansbrough, H. C., printer, dwl 384 First

Hanser, John G., bootmaker, 381 Market

Hanson, John Andrew J., painter, dwl 293 Tenth

Hanway, D. 8., photographic printer, Wright's Gallery, 284 Santa Clara

Happ, Jacob, bds Farmer's Home

Hardy, J. S. Mrs., dwl 541 Second

Hardy, Otis, dwl 465 Third

HARE, GEORGE H., bookstore, 311 First, dwl 415 Second

HARE, L..H., drug store, 392 First, dwl 415 Second

Harley, M., carpenter, dwl 413 River

Harrigan, John, laborer, dwl 140 Dame

Harrington, J., farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Harris, Henry P., painter and paperhanger, dwl 858 Second

Harris, N., capitalist, dwl 451 Santa Clara

Harris, T. B., laborer, dwl 206 Balbach

Harrison, C. G., dwl 69 Fifteenth

Harrison, E. W., farmer, dwl 27 Fourteenth

Harkins, Mary Miss, domestic at 284 Second

Hart, Bridget Mrs., dwl 553 Eighth

Hart, James, dry goods, 239 Santa Clara cor Market, dwl 472

Second HART, JAMES, Second Street Grocery, 3839 San Fernando, dwl 553 Eighth

Hart, W. C., carpenter, dwl 327 Seventh HARTMAN, F. G., city billposter, 818 First, dw] 515 Main

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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66 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

J. & J. INGHAM

Be weeF 04 BA EDINA E.

SULKY GANG PLOW.

These Plows are made of the best material, and WARRANTED to give PERFECT SATISFACTION.

Prices 25 per cent. lower than any other Plow made in the State.

Manufactured at 463 & 465 FIRST STREET,

SAN JOSE, CAL.

Of best workmanship and material, and warranted, | PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

| | OF ALL KINDS, MADE TO ORDER.

HEERING'S Large Photographs are very superior.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ Jf ]_ pirecrory. 67

HARTMAN, JOSEPH, proprietor Eagle Brewery, 501 Market

Hartman, J. H., tinner, 395 First, dwl 493 First

Haskell, H. J., blacksmith, dwl 395 Tenth

Haskell, J. W., farmer, dwl 264 Divine

Hatch, Cyrus M., carpenter, dwl 485 Eleventh

Hatch, E. S., laborer at Moody's Mill, 289 Third

Hatch, J. A., farmer, dwl 42 Fifteenth

Hattin, W., carpenter, dwl 318 San Antonio

Haub J., clerk Continental Hotel, 373 Market

Hauck, Frederick, farmer, dwl Love Island

Hawley, A. Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 315 San Fernando

Hawley, E., painter at Youngberg's, 296 First, dwl 315 San Fernando

Hawkins, Morris, teamster, dwl 363 Seventh

Hawkins, James O., teacher, dwl 24 Fourteenth

Hayes, Henry C., ironmolder, 454 First, dwl 374 First

Hayes, James, laborer, dwl 164 Dame

Hayes, Jeremiah, laborer, dwl 128 Old Market

Hayes, Kate, domestic at 655 Santa Clara

Hayes, Mary Ann, (widow) dwl 277 Fourth

Hayes, N., (N. Hayes & Co.) real estate agent, 282 Santa Clara, dwl Auzerais House

Hayes, Patrick, laborer, dwl 164 Dame

Hayes, Thomas, carpenter, dwl 279 Market

Hayford, E. F., machinist, dwl 269 Julian

Haynes, Noah, carpenter, bds N. Y. Exchange

Hayselden, Thomas, carpenter, dwl 489 San Carlos

Healey, Edward, wheelwright, dwl 570 Main

HEALY, CHARLES 1T., surveyor, dwl 556 Second

HEALY, LUCIAN B., civil engineer, dwl 556 Second

Heaney, Dennis, hostler, 275 First, bds 198 First

Heath, Thomas, blacksmith, dwl 517 First

Heaton, P. P., clerk with James Hart, 339 Santa Clara, dwl N. Y. Exchange

HEERING, JOHN H., photographer, 342 First, up stairs

Heft, Jacob, boot and shoemaker,618 First, dwl 434 Third

Hellmann, C., clerk with Pfister & Co., 301 First

Henderson, William H., capitalist, dw] 266 Second

Hendricks, A.'J., stagedriver, dwl 8327 Fourth

Hendricks, Michael, hostler, 240 First

Hennaquin, J. Mrs., dwl 145 Eighth

' HENNING, A. W., paint, glass, etc., 289 El Dorado, dwl 414

Third Henry, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market Hensley, Mary H., (widow) dwl 121 First Heple, Conrad, wheelwright, 285 First, dwl East near Alameda

Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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68 ; | SAN .<ROSK CBO DERVCTLO RY. GATES & RHODES,

APOTHECARIES

353 FIRST STREET, 353

SAN JOSE.

-PRISCRIPTIONSARBRULLY SnD,

AT ALL HOURS DAY OR NIGHT, =

Of the best material, by Experienced Apothecaries.

F. GATES.

EVERY THING in our line such as

Arngs, Latent Medicines, TOILET ARTICLES, BERFUMERY, &. &e.

Of the Best Quality, and at moderate rates of charges, for Cash.

N. B. The Purest of Wines and Liquors, for Medicinal Pur- poses, constantly on hand.

Stercoscopes of all Parts of the World at HEERING'S.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

SAN JOSE city [ Ff] prmecrory. 69

HEPPE, CHARLES G., merchant tailor, 2783 First, dwl 204 San Carlos

Herel, Daniel, laborer, dw] 198 San Carlos

Herera, Katrina Mrs., dwl 138 Fifteenth

Hernandes, Augustine, painter, dwl 274 San Pedro

Hernandes, Mariano, blacksmith, dwl 274 San Pedro

Hernandes, R. B., (widow) dwl 274 San Pedro

Hernandes, Valentine H., carpenter, 325 Santa Clara, dwl 536 Santa Clara

Herold, Philip, boot and shoemaker, 325 First, dwl 598 Second

Herriman, M. Miss, dress and cloakmaker, 290 First

HERRINGTON, D. W., attorney at law, 289 Santa Clara, room 11, dwl at Santa Clara

Herringer, John C., fruit grower, dwl 671 Julian

HERRMANN, A. T., surveyor and civil engineer, 289 Santa Clara, room 4, dwl Montgomery

Herrmann, Carl, surveyor and civil engineer, 289 Santa Clara, room 4, dwi Montgomery

Hertel, Charles A., Market, 352 First cor El Dorado

HESS, LOUIS, (Lang & Hess) San José Dying Establishment, 473 First

HEWSON, JOHN B., drug store, 309 First, dwl 869 Third

Hicks, A. T., cattle dealer, dwl 423 Orchard

Hicks, Mary A. Mrs., dwl 423 Orchard

Hicklin, J. H., dwl 187 San Augustin

Hilderbrand, Martin, flour packer Vineyard Mills, dwl 589 Seventh

Hillbeck, Charles, concert saloon, 2754 First

Higginbotham, W. P., clerk at 372 First, dwl 626 Nelian

Higgins, T. J., real estate agent, 252 Santa Clara, dwl 177 San F ernando

Hildreth, Thomas, cattle dealer, dw] 625 Seventh

Hildreth, Jonathan, dwl 625 Seventh

Hildreth, Mary, (widow) dwl 625 Seventh

Hill, D. B., carpenter, dwl 485 St. John

Hill, J. H., teacher, dwl NE cor City

Hill, Jesse, stockraiser, dwl 110 First

Hills, H. E., pork merchant, dwl 251 Divine

Hills, Julia B. Miss, dwl 251 Divine ,

Hills, Miles, speculator, dw] 248 Fox Avenue

Hing Lee, (Chinese) laundry, 271 El Dorado

- HINKELBEIN, A., saloon, 280 Santa Clara, dwl 230 Market

Hinman, Charles E., painter, 296 First, dwl 422 Market

Hirth, Cirst, tinner with J. Stock, 376 EF irst, bds Farmer's Home Hixon, A. K., (widow) private boarding, 268 Third

Hixon, George C., carpenter, dw] 268 'Third

California Boots Cheapest at PUL VERMAN'S,

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| TO SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

WM. FRUHLING. F. KUCHENBEISER.

WM. FRUHLING & C0. 374 THIRD STREET,

Bet. Santa Clara and San Fernando Sts.

SAW JOSH.

IRON

'Door aud iter Mant,

'Fire and Burela Proof Sales,

IRON RAILINGS

For Fences, Balustrades and Graveyards,

BLACKSMITHING OF ALL KINDS.

All kinds of Repairing of Doors and Shutters.

The Latest Styles and Patterns for all kinds of Railing, either wrought or cast iron. {GQ Satisfaction given in all cases.

Come and see my New Photographic Studio, on First Street.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ JH{ ]_ pirecTory. AL

Hoag, Oscar 8., carpenter, dwl 456 Tenth

Hoar, J. B., engineer at Naglee's, dwl 415 Second

Hoar, Thomas, laborer, dwl 411 Locust

Hobrook, J. F., tinner, 376 First, bds N. ¥. Exchange

Hobson, Charles, farmer, dwl 517 St. James

Hobson, George, farmer, dwl 219 Hobson

Hobson, J. D., farmer, dwl 178 Eighth

Hobson, Jacob D., farmer, dwl 517 St. James

Hebson, Jesse, brickmason, dwl 514 St. James

Hobson, T. M., farmer, dwl 178 Eighth

Hodgetts, Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 884 Main

Hoelbe, Albert, printer, bds N. Y. Exchange

Hoelbe, Rudolph, clerk, N. Y. Exchange

Hoff, Victor, dwl 337 Third

Hoffman, Charles K., civil engineer and surveyor, 284 Santa Ciara

Hoffman, G. W. , variety store, 325 Market, dwl 444 Santa Clara

Hoffman, Hi, (N. Hayes & Co.) real estate agent, 282 Santa Clara, dwl 496 First

HOFFMAN, VICTOR, architect, office 310 Second, dw] 134 Sixth

Hofmann, F. W., proprietor San José Pleasure Gardens, 79 Santa Clara

Hogan, Margaret Miss, domestic 528 Third

Hogan, Henry, painter, dwl 219 River

Hogan, Richard James, (colored) barber, 287 Santa Clara

Holden, Nicholas, plumber and gasfitter, 283 First, dwl 182 First

Holmes, George Dr., dwl 879 Seventh

Holmes, Stephen, dentist, dwl 379 Seventh

Hollenbeck, W. N. , butcher, 363 First, bds Morgan Haase

Hollis, Joseph, blacksmith, dwl 628 Fourth

Hollister, Page, carpenter, dwl 576 Main

HOLLOWAY, ADAM, Almaden Brewery, 317 First cor Fountain

Holloway, L. . S clerk with Morton & Curtis, bds 3829 San Fernando

Holt, George, tinner, dwl 268 First

HOOK & LADDER CO., No. 1, 375 Second, John T. Colahan foreman

Hope, Elizabeth Mrs., dwl 723 First

Hop, Chong, (Chinese) laundry, 246' First

Hop Lee, (Chinese) laundry, 306 San Fernando

Hop Kee, (Chinese) laundry, 334 Market

- Hopkins, E. C. Mrs., dwl 455 William

Hop Sing, (Chinese) laundry, 319 Santa Clara Hop Wa, (Chinese) laundry, 288 Market Horan, John, job wagon, dwl 352 Third Horne, Delia Miss, domestic, 5382 Second

Sane

Feuiverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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72 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

UNDERTAKER AND FURNISHER.

METALLIC AND ALL KINDS OF CASKETS AND CABINET CASES. Shrouds, Bands, Collars,

And all that appertains to the Undertaker's line of business, at lowest possible rates.

405 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

DR. JOHNSON'S

BRUG STORE,

320 Santa Clara Street,

NEAR McLaucuiin & RyLAND's Bank, SAN JOSE.

Choice selection of Drugs and Chemicals constantly on hand.

"SAN JOSE DAILY & WEEKLY PATRIOT

PUBLISHED BY ER. B. MURDOCH.

No. 338 First Street,

SAIN JOSE.

HEERING is the Pioneer Artist in San José.

| Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN JOSE city [ J] prRecrory. 73

Horton, H., fish market, 278 El Dorado

Hough, A. J., (widow) dwl 257 Second

Houghton, A.J., farmer retired, dwl 663 Santa Clara

HOUGHTON, GEORGE E., principal San José Institute, 171 and 173 First

Houghton, H. A., salesman with Spring & Co., dwl 186 San Pedro

HOUGHTON, 8. O., attorney at law, 289 Santa Clara, dwl 379 Julian cor Third

Houser, Daniel, San Francisco Dollar Store, 283 Santa Clara, dwl 424 Second.

Houser, John G., shoemaker, dwl 209 Colfax

Howard, Ann, (widow) domestic at 122 First

Howard, C. P., farmer, dwl 580 Julian

Howard, James, dw! Es Autumn bet Julian and Cinnabar

Howard, John, dwl E s Autumn bet Julian and Cinnabar

Howard, Matthew, dw] Es Autumn bet Julian and Cinnabar

Howard, Patrick, laborer, dwl E s Autumn bet Julian and Cin- nabar

Howell,. James, farmer, dwl 638 William

HOWK, F. M., poultry, game, fruits, etc., 883 San Fernando, dwl 645 Main

Hubbard, J. E., insurance agent, 284 Santa Clara, dwl 498 Third

Hiibshman, John, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Hubon, John, laborer S. F. & 8. J. Railroad, dw] 115 Dame

Hughes, Patrick, tailor at Santa Clara College, dwl 198 Santa Clara

HULSE, A. P., insurance agent, 233 Santa Clara, room 16, dwl 231 Santa Teresa and 163 San Augustin -

Humbert, Charles E., restaurant, 277 El Dorado

Humburg, Adam, upholsterer, dwl 568 Provost

Humburg, Valentine, farmer, dwl 432 Julian

Hunt, Charles A., (Hint & Baraco) dealers in poultry, game, etc., 877 First, dwl 458 Third

Hunt, 8S. B., carriagemaker, dwl 90 First

Hunt, W., farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Hutchinson, Robert, lumber dealer, 274 Fourth, dw] 351 Sixth

Hutchinson, Elizabeth Mrs., dw] 423 Orchard

Hutchinson, Robert M., cattle dealer, dw] 423 Orchard

Hurley, Michael, laborer, dw] 279 Market

Huyck, A. L., farmer, dwl 116 Thirteenth

Huyck, Jeremiah, farmer, dwl 116 Thirteenth

IncERSOLL, T. J. Dr.,-office 415 First, dw] 413 First INGHAM, JAMES, (J. J. Ingham & Co.) plowmaker, 463 and 465 First, dwl 460 Second

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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74 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

ZIMMER'S MARKET,

33/7 San Fernando Street,

NEAR SECOND STREET, - - - - SAN JOSE,

KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,

'MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL,

CORNED MEATS, &c.

- _ - ___=<@ <0 0+ @_______

The undersigned respectfully asks a share of public patronage.

GEO. W. ZIMMER.

' Have your Residence taken by HEERING.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

SAN JOSE cITy [ J ] DIRECTORY. 75

INGHAM, JOSEPH, (J.J. Ingham & Co.) plowmaker, 463 and 465 First, dwl "487 First

Irish, W. 8., carpenter, dwl 515 Fourth

Isaacs, Mendel L., clothing, 388 First, dwl 881 Second

Isaacs, Morris L., clothing, 331 Market

Ivancovich, John, dwl 527 Market

Jackson, Mary Mrs., nurse, 330 Second

Jacobs, J. R., Fulton Market, 884 El Dorado, dwl 869 Third

Jacobs, Samuel B., collector, dwl 640 Third

J acobson, Benjamin, tanner, 139 Garcia Alley

Jacquelin, J., florist, dwl 877 Delmas Avenue

JAGER, CHARLES A., furniture dealer, 331 and 333 First, dwl 408 Orchard

JAGER, GEORGE M., barber, 469 First

JAMES, F. W. Dr., room 18 Knox Block, 289 Santa Clara, dwl 454 Second

JANUARY, WILLIAM A., publisher Santa Clara Argus, 313 Market, dw] 502 Second :

Jaquemot, J. B., carpenter, dwl 525 Delmas Avenue

JARMAN, HUGH, (Rinaldo & Jarman) signpainter, 315 Santa Clara, dwl 428 Santa Clara

Jarvis, H., dwl 182 Santa Clara

J efferson, George H., dwl 241 Main

Jenkins, J. G., farmer, dwl 642 Fourth

Jennings, Byron, blacksmith, dwl 219 Balbach

Jessup, Dr., dentist, office 310 Second, dwl San Francisco

Jewett, Lafayette M., livery stable, 240 First, dwl 163 Second

Joannes, Joseph, dwl'465 St. James

Johnson, B., farmer, dwl Farmer's Home

Johnson, Edward, laborer, dw] 296 Third

Johnson, Henry, laborer, dw] 712 First

Johnson, J. B., laborer, dwl 460 Julian

Johnson, S. N. , carpenter, dwl 218 Thirteenth

JOHNSON, T D. Dr., 820 Santa Clara, dwl 378 Second

JOHN SON, JOSEPH W., justice of the peace, City Hall, dwl 216 Santa Clara

Jones, Catherine, (widow) dwl 358 SeGond

Jones, G. A., machinist, dwl 426 Market

- Jones, Leon E. ,» (Jones & Loryea) dry goods, 255 Santa Clara,

dwl 216 Santa Clara

Jones, Werth W., clerk with Spring & Co., cor Santa Clara and Market, dwl 216 Santa Clara

Jones, Zachariah, dwl 395 Empire

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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394, 396, 398 & 400 FIRST STREET,

N. W. Cor. San Fernando Street,

SAN JOSE.

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| This Hotel is located in the center of the business portion of the City.

Established, 1850.

H., J. WILCOX,

Proprietor.

Views of all kind can be had at HEERING'S Gallery.

pose

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOsE city [ J< ]_ DrecTory. UF

Jordan, Julius, clerk with S. Straus, dwl 491 Third Josephs, R., farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Juarez, Maria Porcinneula, (widow) dwl 225 Market Juarez, Francisco, dwl 552 Market

Judah, N., (widow) dwl 598 Third

KattsH, Max, clerk with Pulverman, 329 First

Kamp, B., horticulturist, dwl 34 First

Kanaly, Daniel, hostler, 162 First

Kappler, Carl, winegrower, dwl 84 Santa Clara

Kappler, Ernst, winegrower, dwl 84 Santa Clara

Karatar, Mark, cook, 393 First

Kean, Margaret, (widow) dwl 259 River

Keane, Michael 'I'., section-master 8. F. & 8. J. R. R., dwl 115 Dame

Keefe, Joseph, laborer, dwl 123 Thirteenth

Keeley, Peter, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Keinath, H. A., carpenter, dwl 565 Main

Kelly, B. Mrs., dwl 401 San Antonio

Kelly, David, laborer, dw] 211 Sixth

Kelly, Jacob, blacksmith, 296 San Fernando, dwl 577 Second

Kelly, James, blacksmith, dw] 268 First

Kelan, John, laborer, dwl 684 Ninth

Kelly, John, horseshoer, 257 First, dwl U. 8. Hotel

Kelly, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Kelly, John W., blacksmith, 383 Santa Clara, dwl 504 St. James

Kelly, Patrick, plasterer, dw] 54 Santa Clara

Kelly, Richard, tailor, 321 Santa Clara, dwl 146 Old Market

Kelly, William, laborer, dw] 131 San Augustin

Kelsey, D. H., carpenter, dw] 611 Whitney

Kempton, John, laborer, dw] 5838 First

Kendall, James, clerk City Store, dwl 181 Garcia Alley

Kennedy, Charles, painter and grainer, 296 First, dwl 515

Kennedy, Hugh, machinist Enright's Foundry, dwl 552 First

Seventh

Kennedy, James, blacksmith Enright's Foundry, dwl 575 St. James

Kennedy, Jane Miss, domestic, 570 Second w»

Kennedy, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market

- Kennedy, J. M., attorney at law, office 248 Santa Clara, dwl 358

Main ;

Kennedy, John McD., teamster, dwl 641 Second

KENNEDY, WM. C., attorney at law; 253 Santa Clara, bds 483 First

Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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DR. N, BLE EN:

SURGEON DENTIST

Office, 284 Santa Clara Street,

Opposite the Auzerais House, - - - - - - SAN JOSE.

GEORGE I. CULP. ~ JACOB MYER.

CULP & MYER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

TOBACCO & CIGARS,

Toys, Stationery, Fancy Goods; . Willow Ware, and all kinds of Eastern and California Papers and Magazines, Eto, West side Monterey Street, Opposite Williams House, - - - - - - - GiIuRowy,Y.

M. RUSSELL.

MARBLE

- iit MANTEL PIECES,

MONUMENTS,

TABLETS, TOUSSTONES,

FOUNTAINS, BUST Swe;

359 Santa Glara Street, San Jose.

HEERING'S Ferrotypes always give satisfaction.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE cITy [ J< ] Directory. 79

Kenny, Dennis, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Kenny, D. Rev., Parish priest, dwl 896 Market

Kenny, John, plasterer, dwl 418 Second

Kenny, Michael, brickmason, dwl 151 Santa Clara

Kent, John, dwl 507 First

Kent, William, laborer, dwl 662 Ninth

Kenyon, Kate, (widow) dwl 369 Third

Kenyon, Mark L., clerk with Robert Page & Co., 312 First, dwl 369 Third

Kern, A., saloon, 283 El Dorado

Kernochan, J. A., clerk with Spring & Co., bds N. Y. Exchange

Kerr, Alexander, dwl 569 St. James

Kerr, John, laborer, dwl 229 Seventh

Kerr, William, teamster, dw] 569 St. James

Ketler, Charles A., winegrower, dwl 791 First

Keyes, R. C. Mrs., boarding house, 8329 San Fernando

Kick, Fred. Adolph, machinist Enright's Foundry, bds German Hall

Kidder, Charles, painter and paperhanger at Youngberg's, 296 First

Kiely, R., clerk with L. Lion, bds National Hotel

Kinear, A., carpenter with Burkett, Metcalf & Co., dwl 351 Fourth

Kinear} S., carpenter with Burkett, Metcalf & Co., dwl 351 Fourth

King, A., farmer, dwl 691 Julian

King, George H., teamster, dwl 326 Eighth

_ King, James, miller, dwl Willow, SW cor of City

King, W. 8., upholsterer, 819 San Fernando, dwl 515 Second

Kioto, Louis, dwl 252 Market

Kirkpatrick, Maxwell, clerk with James Hart, dwl 443 Santa Clara

_ Klein, Frederick, (Klein & Co.) tinner, 227 Santa Clara, dwl 223

Santa Clara

KLEIN, N., dentist, office 284 Santa Clara, dw] 427 San Fer- nando

Klein, 8. 8. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 448 First

Knapp, A., clerk with S. Straus, dwl 460 Second

| Kneedler, iA HAD , canvasser, dwl 176 First

Kneedler, G. W., (Kneedler & Cory) builder, 233 Santa Clara, dwl 176 First

Knipper, Jacob, saloon, 442 First

Knoche, J. E., capitalist, dw] 28 First

Knowles, Richard, engineer, dw] Engine House, 875 Second

Knox, Sarah L., (widow) dwl 448 Second

Koberg, Henry, cook at Farmer's Home

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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goods, HATT pp

277 SANTA CLARA STREET, SAN JOSE.

NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE AUZERAIS HOUSE.

ALMADEN BREWERY

(ESTABLISHED IN 1858,)

ADEM HOLLOWAY, PROPRIETOR.

THIS BREWERY IS ONE OF

THE BEST IN THE STATE, |

DHESFIRS ET PREMIUM (DIPLOMA)

FOR THE BEST LACER BEER, }

| AM the Santa Clara Valley Agrienttural Society airs, | Held in the Years 1866, 1867 and 1868.

CONNECTED WITH THE BREWERY IS

A Spacious Reading Room and a Bar, |

SUPPLIE wi TH THE

cuoleest Wines AND LIQUORS

Trade supplied throughout the County.

Out-door Views taken by HEERING.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

SAN JOSE city [ J, ] DrRecTory. 81

Kocher, Rudolph, (Kocher & Blauer) jeweler, 382 First, dwl 547 .

First

Kockendarfer H., brewer, dwl 153 Carlisle |

Koeing, J., (Eberhart & Co.) boot and shoemaker, 255 El Dora- do, dwl 291 San Salvador

KOPPEL, J. C., (Koppel Bros.) tobacconist, 269 Santa Clara, dwl 429 Locust

KOPPEL, MOSES, (Koppel Bros.) tobacconist, 269 Santa Clara, dwl 429 Locust

Kraemer, Louis, brewer with Krumb, 379 Second

Krahenberg, Frederick, brewer, 280 Santa Clara, dwl Alameda

Kransgrill, J., clerk with Pfister & Co., bds Continental Hotel

KRUMB, LOUIS, (Krumb's Brewery) 379 Second, saloon 340 First, dwl 377 Second

Krugel, Charles, assistant railroad engineer, bds N. Y. Exchange

Kruger, Charles, shoemaker, 2874 First

Krunz, John, shoemaker, 255 El Dorado

KUCHENBEISRER, F., iron shutters and doors, 374 Third, dwl 211 Balbach

Kuehl, Edward, bootmaker, 293 First

Kurtz, Frederick, assistant cook, 286 St. John

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Lazat, Felix, paperhanger at Youngberg's paint store, 296 First, dwl 263 Divine

Lacarra, Bernardo, vaquero, dwl 174 Santa Clara

Lacavo, Antonio, laborer, dw] 822 Fourth

Lachabe, Louis, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Lachet, August, gardener, dwl 275 Pleasant

Laden, John, blacksmith, dw] 659 First

Laden, Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 659 First

Lafond, Thomas, tinner, dw] 376 First

LAGARDE, M. A., (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.) grocer, 859 and 361 Market, dwl 274 Third

LaGrange, Omi, carpenter, dwl 186 First

LaGrange, 0., carpenter, dwl 419 Orchard

LaGrange, Miles, carpenter, dwl 419 Orchard

Laine, Thomas H., attorney at law, 289 Santa Clara, dwl at Santa Clara

LAKE, ALBERT, foreman Hobbs, Gilmore & Co's box factory,

146 San Pedro

LAKE HOUSKH, 400 Delmas Avenue -

Lamaison, Martin, butcher with Blanchard & Edwards, dwl 175 Grant

Lamping, L. G., tinner, bds Morgan House

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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CHAS. A. JAGER,

DEALER IN

LOOKING GE 'ASSES

ool and 333 First Street,

SAN JOSH,

Has a well selected and large stock of goods, which he offers to sell at

Lower Prices than any other Store in this City.

New Patent Hair Picker.

| Particular attention given to Repairing Spring Beds and Renovating Mattresses.

HEERING'S Retouched Photographs excel all others.

SAN JOSE city [ J, ]_ pirecrory. 83

'Leary, James, laborer, dwl 279 Market

- Lemmons, Nancy, (widow) boarding house, 285 El Dorado

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

Landers, Joshua, carpenter, dwl 468 St. James

Landucci, Salvatori, produce peddler, dwl 512 Market

Lane, Benjamin, (colored) barber, 287 Santa Clara, dwl 474 Third

Lane, J. W., horse dealer, dwl 600 Fourth

Langenfelder, August, boot fitter, 2874 First, dwl 292 'Pleasant

LANG, GEORGE, (Lang. & Hess) San Jose Dyeing Establish- ment, 473 First

Lankford, J. T., (Lankford & Hasterday) undertaker, 229 Santa Clara

Lapin, Kate, Miss, domestic, 846 Second

Laporta, J: osé Maria, dwl 519 Market

Larrieu, Leon, butcher, Washington Market, bds San José Hotel

Lartigan, P. , clerk, City Store, 361 Market

Latchford, J ohn, laborer, dwl 5838 Sixth

Lauderdale, Benjamin, teamster, dwl 230 Fourth

Laven, Peter, laborer, dwl 511 Julian

Lawrence, Henry, (colored) cook, N. Y. Exchange, dwl 442 Second

Lawrence, W. W., (Lawrence & Wynn) boot and. shoemaker, 258 F irst, dwl "567 Tenth

Lawrey, A. G., brick mason, dwl 635 Julian

Leary, Jeremiah, laborer, dw] 279 Market

LEAVENWORTH, M., clothing, 361 First, dw] 260 Seventh

Leavenworth, Royal, with M. Leavenworth, dwl 711 Empire

Leavitt, George E., farmer, dw] 514 St. James

Lecomte, Arthur, butcher, dwl 320 Market

LEDDY, D. A., (Leddy Bros.) Center Market, 319 Market, dwl 326 Main

Leddy, F., butcher with Leddy Bros.

LEDDY, JAMES, (Leddy Bros.) Center Market, 319 Market, dwi 342 Third

Lee, George, carpenter, dwl 465 Eleventh

Lee, J. H., machinist, dwl 489 San Antonio

Lee, Joseph, carpenter, dwl 631 Santa Clara

Lee, M. W. Dr., 332 First, bds California Restaurant

Lee, Robert, carpenter, dwl 685 Santa Clara

Lee Sang, (Chinese) laundry, 438 First

Lefranc, Charles, wine grower, 379 Market

Legeay, P. P., laundryman, dwl 429 Delmas Avenue

LeJienggren, Andrew, waiter, 862 Market

Leland, H. C., carpenter, dw] 222 River

Lemmons, William, teamster, dwl 602 Third

LEMOINE, GAMBERT & CO., City Store, wholesale and retail |

grocers, 859 and 361 Market LENDRUM, GEORGE, (Spence & Lendrum) grocer, 292 First,

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Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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HEERING has all the Latest Tmprogpments in the Art.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

SAN JOSE city [ J, ]_ biRectory. 85

Lenz, George, clerk with Pfister & Co., 301 First, dwl 862 Santa Clara

LENZEN, JACOB, contractor, 305 First, dwl 486 Vine

Lenzen, M., painter, 269 First, dwl 147 Garcia Alley

Lenzen, N., dw] 184 San Fernando

LENZEN, THEDORE, architect, office 805 First, room 2, dwl Montgomery avé+<2 he ade pogt Ds

Leo, Julia Miss, domestic, 258 Third

Leonard, F. A., upholsterer, 269 First, dwl 233 Santa Clara, room 23

Leperrier, F., fruit, etc., 382 Market

LePlace, Gustavus, bar keeper, Washington Hotel

Lericolais, Jille Miss, dwl rear 186 Santa Clara

Lessieur, Jean, capitalist, dwl 217 El Dorado

LEVY, H., dry goods, 801 Market cor Santa Clara, dwl 418 Third

Lewis, Frank, farmer, dwl 675 Third

Lewis, George, saloon, 404 Market

LEWIS, JACKSON, watchmaker and jeweler, 259 Santa Clara, dwl 285 Seventh

Lewis, J. B., druggist with Gates & Rhodes, 353 First, bds 285 Seventh

Lewis, F. J., (Mr. & Mrs. F. J. Lewis) teacher of music and painting, 310 Second, dwl 501 Eleventh

Lewis, William A., watchmaker and jeweler, 259 Santa Clara, dwl 431 Second

Leyour, Louis, florist, dw] 278 Third

Lightston, Frank, deputy sheriff, dwl 266 Santa Clara

Likely, A. Miss, seamstress with Miss Spottiswood, dwl 285 San Pedro

Likely, John, laborer, dwl 285 San Pedro

Lincoln, Oscar Dr, office 310 Second, dwl 458 Third

Lindner, John D., carpenter, dwl Alameda

Linoberg, L., merchant, 307 Market, dwl 268 Second

Linoberg, P. Mrs., milliner, 307 Market, dwl 263 Second

Linville, P., painter, 408 First, bds New York Exchange

LION, L., dry goods, 339, 8341 and 343 Market cor El Dorado,

dwl 253 Second

Little, Richard, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Littlefield, John M., deputy recorder, Court House, dwl 191 Main

Loblle, R., farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Locle, Louis, fruitgrower, dw] 499 San Salvador

Lockley, John, capitalist, dw] 511 St. John

Lohmann, H. §., clerk with McGirr, 249 Market cor St. John

Longmore, Charles, machinist Enright's Foundry, dwl 676 Market

Lopez, Gabriel, vaquero, dwl 264 Market

Loraschi, F., boot and shoemaker, 307 Lightston'

California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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ViCTOR EiOFrE NAN.

ARC ELE E CE;

Office in Kirk's Block, 310 Second Street,

Cor. of Santa Clara Street,

(Residence, 184 Sixth Street,) - - - - SAW JOSE.

DRAWINGS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS. References Given.

R. D. MERRITT,

HAY, GRAIN & CoAL

N. E. cor. Santa Clara and Second Streets, San Jose.

FAMILY USE. EEED. Extra Family Flour, Hominy, Hay, Corn, « Chicken Feed, Graham Flour, Cracked Wheat, Straw, Wheat, "Oil Cake Rye Flour, Qatmeal, Ground Barley, Bran, Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Cornmeal. Barley, Shorts, &e., &., &C. Fine Middlings, Oats, Middlings,

Goods delivered to all parts of the City free of charge-

TAKE NOTICE!!

JOHN P. BACKESTO, M.D.

No. 253 Santa Clara Street, San Jose, Cal. CURES

iB Delhedls Cathe dh ated

And all other diseases of the Nose, by means of direct medicated applications.

Also Bronchitis and some cases of Consumption, by means of Inhalation.

Special attention given to the Cure of all Chronic Diseases, Diseases of Females, and of the Eyes and Ears.

Ww. J. COLAHAN,

Conveyaneer and Searcher of Records

CIEY "EEA Lik SANS Oosi:

Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Contracts, Bonds, &c., drawn at reason- able rates.

Faded Pictures Reproduced. like new.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE cITy [ Mf ]_ prrecrory. 87

Loryea, Joseph, (Jones & Loryea) dry goods, 255 Santa Clara, dwl 218 Santa Clara

Loryea, Sarah Madame, milliner, 237 Santa Clara, dwl 218 Santa Clara

Louderback, Hiram, trader, dw] 642 Fourth

Louderback, John W., laborer, dwl 642 Fourth

Love, Merrit, stage agent, dwl 421 San Fernando

Love, William DeL., farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Lovell, Joseph W., student, 314 First

LOVELL, WILLIAM M., attorney at law and notary public, office 314 First

Lovrovich, Frank, coffee saloon, 835 First

Lowe, James R., landscape gardener, dwl SW cor City

LOWE, JAMES R. JR., commissioner of deeds, 289 Santa Clara, room 15, dwl 155 Market

Lowe, Samuel, laborer, dwl 403 San Antonio

Lowery, G. W., (Lowery & Graham) contractor, dwl 242 Divine

Lubert, Batis, saloon, 336 Market

Lubliner, M., cigar store, 819 First, dwl 482 Santa Clara

Lucas, Robert, job wagon, dwl 163 Main

Luce, Charles, teamster, dwl St. Marys

Luther, F., (Luther & Schroeder) grocer, 897 and 399 First, dwl 246 Divine

Luttig, Frank, clerk with Luther & Schroeder

Lux, Henry, butcher, 418 First, dwl 479 First

Lyman, James, dishwasher, 281 Santa Clara

Mapsury, Hiram, capitalist, dwl 574 Ninth

Mabury, Woods, 'capitalist, dwl 873 Empire

Macey, Isaac, contractor, dwl 258 St. John

Macey, Wm. A., assistant of City Surveyor dwl 258 St John Maclay, W. J. Rev., pastor M. HE. Church, dwl 191 Third Macphail, John R., dwl 486 Julian

Madden, Thomas, carpenter, dwl 418 Second

Maddox, Cabble H., bds Auzerais House

Madison, Charles, plasterer, dwl 418 Second

Maffre, Hypolite, capitalist, dwl 293 San Pedro

Maffre, D., tinsmith with Klein & Co., dwl 293 San Pedro Magdala, S., dwl room 11, in rear of 366 Market

'Magenheimer, L., capitalist, dwl 167, Second

Magistralle, Juan, capitalist, 287 Market

Magliore, C., Magliore B., Magliore G., Magliore M., Magliore O., proprietors San José Hotel, 322, 324, 326, and 328 Market

Pulverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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ANTONIO BEGO & CO.

PACIFIC COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP HOUSE,

351 Market Street, cor. Eldorado, San Jose. Fresh Oysters in every style, and Cold Lunch at all hours.

WINES, LIQUORS, ETC. Ladies'? Entrance, 246 Eldorado Street.

P, Wi. O'BRIEN, M.D.

Office, 322 Santa Clara Street, OVER McLAUGHLIN AND RYLAND'S BANK, - : SAN JOSE.

Se RESIDENOE, North side Alameda Road, near Cook's Grove.

Office Hours, 10 a.m, to 2 p.m,

O. N. DENNY. C. C. STEPHENS.

DENNY & STEPHENS, Attorneys 2 Counselors-at-Law

No. 289 Knox Block, NORTHWEST CORNER SANTA CLARA AND FIRST STREETS, SAN JOSE.

Office, Rooms Nos. 16 and 17.

Will practice in all the Courts, both State and Federal, and in the U.S. Land Office.

J. C. KOPPEL. M. KOPPEL.

J. C. KOPPEL & BRO.

DEALEBS IN

Imported and Domestic Havana Gigars,

Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, No. 269 SANTA CLARA STREET, Under the Auzerais House, SAW JOSE, CAIL.

Go and see HEERING'S New Photographic Studio.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN JOSE city [ M{ J] prmecrory. 89

Magnant, Oliver, miller, dwl room 14, rear of 366 Market

Mahlke, Martin 8., butcher at 418 First

Mahoney, Edward, proprietor National Hotel, 8360 Market

Mahoney, William, laborer 8. F. & S. J. R. R., dwl 115 Dame

Majors, William, laborer, dwl 886 San Salvador

Malatesta, G., Italian boarding house, 281 Market

Malcolm, James, farmer, dw] 678 Empire

Malech, Caroline Mrs., dwl 317 Third

Malech, F. M., dwl 317 Third

Malloy, Thomas, brickmason, dw] 200 Autumn

Maloney, Patrick, tinner, 395 First, dwl 358 Second

Malory, Thomas, (colored) bootblack, dw] 432 Market

Malovos, Andre, winemaker, dwl 202 Market

Mangie, Joseph, bartender, dw] 236 Santa Clara

Mangon, Thomas, laborer, dwl 334 Sixth

Manley, Aaron R., carpenter, dw] 412 St. James

MANNER, G. C., proprietor Farmer's Home, 270 and 272 Market, dwl 268 Market

Mano, Jean, gardener, dwl 146 Santa Clara

Manson, George, trader, dwl 324 Sixth

Marcher, J. J., carpenter, dwl 593 Main

Marin, Iganancio, 259 Market

Marincovich, John, restaurant, 851 Market

Marmolejo, Dolores M., (widow) 490 Market

Marmolejo, Manuel, cattle dealer, 490 Market

Marmolejo, J., laborer, 492 Market

Maronivich, Andrea, restaurant, 274 Santa Clara

Marsh, E. G., painter, 289 El Dorado

Marsh, Rafaela Mrs., dwl 457 First

Martin, Calvin, livery stable, 318 Santa Clara, dwl 846 Second

MARTIN, C. J., €C. J. Martin & Co.) dry goods, 316 First, dwl 253 Second

Martin, Edward, gasfitter, dwl 475 Second

Martin, Frederick, butcher, 352 First

Martin, James, teamster, dwl 279 Market

Martin, J. B., engineer Froment's Mill, dwl 242 Autumn

Martin, J. P., drug store, 8321 Market, dwl 898 Third

Martinelli, Vendura, clerk at City Store, 861 Market

Martinez, Cecelia Mrs., dwl 200 San Carlos

Martinez, Marcelina, (widow) dwl 250 Santa Teresa

Martinez, Maria, (widow) dwl 562 Market

Masnata, A. Rev., superior, dwl 896 Market

Mason, Frank, wagonmaker, 265 First, dwl 346 Second

Massoulle, P., laborer, dwl 190 Santa Clara

Mathews, William A., butcher, dwl 470 Santa Clara

MATTEI, A., (Delmas & Co.) pork dealer, 281 El Dorado, dwl 184 San Fernando

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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LOOK FOR THE SIGN OF THE

DWODS

286 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

M°GOWAN & COLBORNE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

BOOTS & SHOES

HATS, FURNISHING GOODS,

Fancy Articles and Yankee Notions

SAN JOSE MERCURY,

DAILY AND WEEKLY. Published by J. J. Gwen & Co.

JNO. J. CONMY. BENJ. H. COTTLE. JAS. J. OWEN.

THE DAILY MERCURY

Is published every morning, Sundays excepted, at the fol- lowing rates :

For One Year, by Mail or Baprere.. yt veh eg Three Months, by Mail or Express, $38 He For Six Months, Per Week, delivered by Carrier

THE WEEKLY MERCURY

Is published every Thursday, at the following rates: Kor One Meare by Mail. tase sor. ee eee $4 00 | For Six Months, by Mail,.............. $2 50 For Three Months, by Mail, $1 25 ; Two copies of the WEEKLY mailed to separate address, will be furnished for $7.00

Rates of Advertising:

One square (ten lines or less), two dollars for the first insertion, and one dollar for each subsequent insertion. A liberal deduction made to regular or yearly advertisers.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, Of every description, executed at the Lowest Rates.

New Style Rembrandt's at HEERING'S Gallery, First Street.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

SAN JOSE cIty [ M{ ]_ prRegcrTory. 91

Maube, Eugene, watchmaker, dwl 246 San Pedro

Maube, Josephine, (widow) dw] 246 San Pedro

Maxon, Sherman §., hostler, 386 First

Maxwell, Thomas H., hack driver, dwl 197 Fourth

Mayer, B. E., bootmaker, 377 Market, dwl 534 First

Mayer, I. C., Srameanee agent, dwl N. Y. Exchange

MAZE, MONTGOMERY, searcher of records and conveyancer, 'OT 14 First, dwl 354 Seventh

McAllister, Mary 'Aum Miss, domestic at 284 Third

McBride, Maggie Miss, dressmaker, dw] 852 Third

McBride, Michael, laborer, dwl 879 Vine

McCabe, Peter, laborer, dwl 279 Market

McCabe, P. T., stock raiser, dwl 497 Second

McCardle, Annie Miss, dressmaker, room 7, Newhall's Building, dwl 129 Carlisle

McCardle, Maria Mrs., dwl 129 Carlisle

McCarty, James,daborer, dw] 279 Market

McCarty, John, shoemaker, 255 El Dorado, dwl 268 First

McCarty, Michael, laborer, dwl 207 Sixth

McCarty, Michael, laborer, dwl 279 Market

McCarty, P., teamster, dwl 268 First

McCarty, Timothy, laborer, dw] 383 Third

McCarty, Timothy, fruit grower, dwl 121 Fifteenth

McCaslin, E. H., teamster, dwl 474 St. James

McCauley, James, plasterer, dwl 268 First

McClay, Orlando, laborer, dw] 829 San Pedro

McClosky, Nathaniel, hostler City Stables, 252 Santa Clara

McCole, John, carpenter, dwl 361 San Antonio

McConathy, Eliza Miss, dw] 499 First

McCormack, John, marble dealer, 656 First

McCormack, M., marble dealer, 656 First

McCormick, John, horse shoer, 257 First, dwl National Hotel

McCort, Robert, carpenter, dwl 444 Vine

McCoy, Nelson W., faymer, dwl 706 First

McCracken, Hugh, carpenter, dwl 418 Second

McCrea, James, lumber dealer, 230 First, dwl 157 Market

McCristal, Peter, peddler, dwl 710 First

McDermott, Ann Miss, domestic at 502 Second

McDermott, James, laborer, dwl 466 Fourth

McDermott, Thomas, teamster, dwl 258 St. John

McDermott, W., painter, dwl 268 First

- McDonald, Alice Miss, grocery, cor Julian and Seventh

McDonald, D. F., dwl 818 San Antonio McDonald George H., carpenter, dwl 561 Tenth McDonald, Henry, gardener at 625 Seventh McDonald, John, laborer, bds Atlantic House

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME,

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA.

YOUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.

This Institution, which is incorporated according to the laws of the State, and

€ nipolwered to confer Academical Honors

¢. COMMENCED THE

NINETEENTH ANNUAL SESSION

On Tuesday, Aug. 17, 1869. %

The Course of Instruction embraces all the branches of a thorough education.

TERMS: Entrance, to be paid) DUGONCEt,. .140 cere ke ile Hie faueicitiels tie iiaicnateliciemeiete $15 ©o Boardiand auition; per quarter ia ase snciee cies sects cis sleberete tetas 62 50 Wiashing uperduatter . ct ae cemistciie is rience riitercie 12 50 Physician's Fees (unless it may be preferred to pay the bill in case of sick- MESS)! PETG UAaTledD .Sroie ec cors. Rok sists, olor eoee tie ie oe ate eerae te eer 2 50

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 Needlework.

Payments are required to be made half a session in advance.

Pupils will find it much to their advantage to be present at the Opening of the session.

DAY SCHOOL.

TERMS: Infant' Class;per month wast. 5 owiehe eke ett toieietinntelet fone a eiatevevre eerie $1 50 Grammar 'Class;) perjmonth. << jacsieccsls co eciee es occ eisuete scslececre mceieie/snoee 2 00 TSE By ie eA a RY SNe TE Ao SoD SAas Aan 45 GOES 3 00 High School, SF CPR) etare Sols yuo tecies oe eps ee ais tela Mra eee 5 00

ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL.

This School is within the Convent enclosure, and is taught by the Sisters.

ADMISSION FREE.

HEERING'S Sun Pearls always excel

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOSE city [Mf ]_ pirecrory. 93

McDonald, John, carpenter, dwl 145 Martel

McDonald, Thomas, grocer, 413 Locust

McDougal, G. E., carpenter, 'dwl 676 First

McDougal, H. J. C. Miss, dressmaker, 383 Third

McFadden, J., carpenter at Burkett, Metcalf & Co's Mill, cor

San Fernando and Fourth

McFARLAND, J. P., (Dougherty & Co.) lumber dealer, 414 San Fernando, dwl 491 Seventh

McGeary, G. W.5 teamster, dwl 650 Third

McGee, Alexander, laborer, dwl 209 Whitney

McGee, H. J., teamster, dw] 173 Seventh

McGinley, John, painter, dwl 269 Julian

McGinnis, Mary, (widow) dwl 422 Third

MoGIRR, F. 8., groceries, etc., at NE cor Market and St. John

McGOWAN, EDMUND, (McGowan & Colborne) boots and shoes, 286 First, bds Morgan House

McGrury, Edward, laborer, dwl 679 Ninth

McGuire, J. T., teamster, dwl 592 Julian

McGuire, Mathias, brick mason, dwl 278 Pleasant

McGunn, Lawrence, blacksmith, dwl 268 First

McKee, A. F., printer Argus office, dwl 467 Second

McKee, G. B., clerk, dwl 467 Second

McKee, Melinda, (widow) dwl 467 Second

McKenna, Annie Miss, dressmaker, room 1 Newhall's Building, dwl 198 First

McKENZIE, DONALD, (Bonner & McKenzie) San José Foun- dry, dw] 452 Market

McKiernan, Mary, domestic at 546 Market

McKune, John, carpenter, dw] 653 Eleventh

| McLAUGHLIN, E., (McLaughlin & Ryland) banker, 324 Santa

Clara

McLELLAN, GEORGE W., (Burkett, Metcalf & Co.) NW cor San Fernando and Fourth, dwl 361 Third

McMahon, John, foundryman, Silver City, Idaho Territory, dwl 277 Grant

McMahon, Mary, (widow) dwl 277 Grant

McMahon, Mary Miss, dwl 277 Grant

McMillen, M. Mrs., dwl 491 San Carlos

McNally, Thomas,¢hostler 261 First, bds. German Hall

McNamara, James, laborer, dwl 713 First

McNulty, Terrence, capitalist, dwl 446 First

McPherson, Naomi Miss, milliner, 290 First, dwl 394 Santa Clara

McPherson, Robert, (McPherson Bros.) dry goods, 290 First, dwl 394 Santa Clara

McPherson, Stephen, (McPherson Bros.) dry goods, 290 First, dwl 394 Santa Clara

Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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| L. H. HARE'S

3932 FIRST STREET, SAN JOSH.

WE PROFESS TO KEEP THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY OF

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, SYRINGES,

ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, BOUGIES,

TOILET GOCBS, in all their varieties

PHOSPHORUS, STRYCHNINE, TOPHETINE,

And all Poisons for Pests of the Farm and House,

And a general assortment of all goods ever kept ina

PHASE CLASS DRUG SLURE,

Besides many articles to be had nowhere else.

A thorough practical Apothecary always on hand to compound Medicines.

We have a good stock of

STAT LEN #

PAPER BAGS, BIRD CAGES, BRUSHES, WRAPPING PAPER,

Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeons,

WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, TRAVELING AND WORK BASKETS, &,

Old Pictures Reproduced equal to Life Size.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ ML.] prrecrtory. 95

McPherson, W. G., teacher, dwl 394 Santa Clara

McQuaid, James, blacksmith, 285 First, dwl Los Coches Rancho

McQuaid, John, blacksmith, 285 First, dwl Los Coches Rancho

McQuiety, Samuel, dwl 482 Santa Clara

McSweeney, Miles, laborer, dw] 234 Fourth

Meade, E. 8. Mrs., M.D., dwl 270 Third

Mecklem, John, carpenter at Burkett, Metcalf & Co's, cor Fourth and San Fernando

Medane, Concepcion, dwl 246 San Pedro

Meglone, E. W. Dr., 309 First

Meiggs, James, job wagon, dwl 839 Ninth

MELVILLE, W. E., agent Continental Life Insurance Co., 393 First, bds Morgan House

Melody, Bridget, (widow) dwl 435 St. James

Melone, H. C., farmer, bds New York Exchange

MENEFEEH, J. J. Dr., dentist, 374 First, dwl 168 First

Menn, August, carpenter, dwl 437 Vine

Meredith, E. H., blacksmith, 602 First, dwl 535 First

Meredith, J. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 535 First

Mereen, M., salesman with Burkett, Metcalf & Co., dwl 351 Fourth

Merigot, Martha Mrs., dwl 492 Santa Clara

Merill, Charles, dwl 491 Delmas Avenue

Merriquilla, Duke Mrs., dwl 201 El Dorado

Merritt, James M., brick mason, bds Morgan House

MERRITT, R. D., feed and coal, NE cor Santa Clara and Second, dwl '454 Santa Clara

| Merzebach, Felix, teacher of music, 830 Second

Mesa, Loretta (widow) dwl room 25 rear of 866 Market

Messerve, Charles E., hotel keeper, 676 First

MESSING, H., saddle and harnessmaker, 378 First, an 482 First

Metcalf, EK. ine office and residence 217 San Augustin

METCALF, JOHN W., (Burkett, Metcalf & Co.) cor San Fer- nando and Fourth, dwl 351 Fourth

Metcalf, S. A., machinist at Burkett, Metcalf & Co's, dwl 497 Third

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 290 Second, (Rev. W. J. Maclay, pastor)

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (German) 364 Third, (Rev. C. H. Afflerbach, pastor)

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (SOUTH), cor San Fernando and Second, (Rev. M. A. Bailey, pastor)

Meyer, George, laborer, dwl 311 Third

Meyer, W. W.., bar tender, 280 Santa Clara, dwl 414 First

Meyers, Dora Mrs., domestic at 320 Third

MICHEL, ETIEN: NE H., saloon, 279 El Dorado

Miles, Morgan, carpenter, dwl 384 Eighth

Miles, Thomas, laborer, dwl 573 Santa Clara

Pulverman's Place People's Pride. i"

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SAN JOSE €1i1TY DIRECTORY.

SAN JOSE INSTITUTE

Commercial Callege,

271 & 273 First Street, San Jose, Cal.

- - - -

ADVANTAGES:

A healthy location, easy of .access.

A well-furnished Boarding Department.

A full and efficient corps of Teachers.

An excellent Class of Scholars.

The best Text Books in use.

Moderate Charges.

A progressive, thorough, systematic Course of Instruction.

Pupils are not compelled to go over the same studies, term after term.

This School offers to Boys a thorough practical Commercial Education.

The scholars who take our full commercial course invariably excel in Penmanship, Expertness and Accuracy in Mathematical Calculations, and in English Composition.

The advanced classes fitted to enter upon a Col- lege Course. The text books used and course of study pursued especially intended to fit young men for the State University.

For further particulars address

GEO. E. HOUGHTON, Principal.

HEERING has the Finest Photograph Gallery in the State.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

SAN JOSE city [ Mf ]_ DrRecTory. 97

MILK BREAD BAKERY, 668 First

Millard, E. Mrs., dwl 271 Thirteenth |

Millard, Hannah Miss, artist, dwl 522 Second

Millard, Levi, proprietor omnibuses, dwl 192 Santa Clara

Millard, D. B., hack driver, dwl 192 Santa Clara

Millan, Margaret, domestic at 648 Thirteenth

Miller, E. K. Rev., presiding elder, S. F. District, M. E. Church, (South) dwl 576 Fourth

MILLER, J. M., (Binks & Miller) cabinetmaker, 403 First, dwl 208 Montgomery

Miller, William, trader, dwl 288 Julian

Miller, W. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 233 Santa Clara, room 18 up stairs

MILLMEISTER, H. F., furniture, 312 Market, dwl 419 Second

Mills, B. F., stair builder at Burkett, Metcalf & Co's, dwl 443 Santa Clara

Mills, M. Mrs., dwl 452 San Carlos

Mills, James H. A., farmer, dwl 552 Fourth

Milroy, A., hackdriver, stable 386 First

Minear, L. Mrs., dwl 485 Second

MINAHAN, JOHN, (Minahan & Eagan) grocer, 267 First, dwl-

277 Julian

Minahan, Michael, laborer, dwl 277 Julian

Minetti, Gaspard, laborer, dw] 287 Market

MINOR, P. O., county treasurer, dw] 150 Market

Miranda, Ramon, cigarmaker, room 26 rear of 366 Market

Mitchell, Henry, machinist, dwl 485 Third

Mitchell, J. D., teamster, dwl 431 Eighth

Mitchell, T. W., (Smith & Mitchell) jewelers, 309 First, dwl 668 Second

Moffat, Patrick K., carpenter, dwl 210 Balbach

Moiran, Michael, hostler at 489 First

Molinari, Peter, clerk at 251 Market

MOLLE, P., grocer, 315 Market

Monte, Felipa Mrs., dwl 197 El Dorado

Montgomery, George B., dwl 484 Third

Montgomery, Granville B., speculator, dwl 527 Third

Montoyo, Antonio, laborer, dw] 626 Market

MOODY'S MILLS, (Flour) Moody Bros., 289 Third

MOODY, A. E., (E. A. Clark & Co.) insurance and real estate agent, 253 Santa Clara, dwl 846 Seventh

Moody, Charles, (Moody Bros.) flour mill, 289 Third, dwl 221

Third Moody, D. B., (Moody Bros.) flour mill, 289 Third, dwl 284 Third Moody, George, printer, Mercury Office, bds California Restaurant Moody, Ransom G., real estate dealer, dwl 172 Seventh Moody, V. D., pork packer, dwl 545 Third

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street. 7

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EN RIGHT'S

FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP

601 and 603 First Street, Corner William Street. SAN JOSE, CAL.

[SPECIALTY ]

SAW MILL, FLOURING MILL

Pumping Engines BUILT TO ORDER.

A LL KINDS OF

MACHINE JOBBING

Done Promptly and in the Best Manner.

HEERING'S Establishment is the Oldest in San José.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ Mf ]_ pirecrory. 99

Moore, Addison, carpenter, bds Continental Hotel

Moore, Cassia Miss, teacher, dwl.567 Tenth

Moore, Hugh Jr., deputy internal revenue collector, 2d district, (California) 17 Knox Block, bds Auzerais House

Moore, John, machinist at Burkett, "Metealf & Co's, cor San Fer- nando and Fourth

Moore, John H., attorney at law, 289 Santa Clara, dwl Alameda

Moore, Martin, laborer, dwl .243 San Pedro

Moore, Mary A. Miss, milliner with Madame Loryea, dwl 218 Santa Clara

Mooser, E., clerk with Feist Bros., 299 Santa Clara, dw] 414 Third

Moran, Michael, laborer, dwl 164 Dame

Morehouse, E. H., switchman, San Pedro Street Dépot

Moreno, Francisca, (widow) 179 San Augustin

Moreno, Francisco, 226 San Augustin

Moreno, Jesus, dwl rear of 215 Market

Moreno, Magdalena, dwl 421 River

Morey, Andrew P., orchardist, dwl 738 Whitney

Morey, A. B. Mrs., dwl 153 Montgomery

Morey, R. E., clerk at lumber yard, 274 Fourth, dwl 277 Fourth

MORGAN HOUSE, E. J. Wilcox, proprietor, 894, 396, 398, and 400 First

Morgan, Isaac, clerk at Simpson & Co's, bds New York Exchange

- Morgan, John, carpenter, dwl 265 River

Morrill, Augustus, bds Morgan House

Morrill, Frank, clerk with Hunt & Baraco, dw] 418 Second

Morrill, Robert, teamster, dwl 377 First

Morris, B., tailor, dw! 417 First

Morris, James, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Morrison, James, capitalist, dwl 147 Fourth

Morrow, Jesse, cattle dealer, dwl 584 Market

Morrow, William Dr., office 393 First

Morton, Cassius, insurance agent, dwl 172 Seventh

MORTON, E. J.,. (Morton & Curtis) stationers, 249 Santa Clara, dwl 418 Santa Clara

Moser, Henry, bar tender, Krumb's Saloon, 340 First, dwl 144 San Fernando

Moser, Jacob, constable, dwl 144 San' Fernando

Motes, Henry, carpenter, 829 Santa Clara

Mott, John, (Haskell & Mott) blacksmith, NE cor Santa Clara and Third

~ Moulin, Victor, grocer, 8379 Santa Clara cor Third

MOULTRIE, J. A., attorney at law, 314 First, dwl 197 Third Mullen, Margaret Miss, 168 El Dorado

Mullen, Sarah Miss, 168 El Dorado

Miiller, Alexander, saloon, 360 First, dwl 404 Santa Clara

Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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SAN JOSE SEMINARY.

ENGLISH, FRENCH & SPANISH Roarding and Day School for Uoung Latics, COR. THIRD AND ST. JAMES STREETS,

Opposite St. James Square, SAN JOSE, CAL.

PrincipaL, Mme. D'HEIRRY.

The object of this Institution is to afford to young ladies the opportunity of acquiring a refined as well as a practical education.

The french language is the language of the family, and that of the school-room for two hours daily, so that every scholar may acquire a practical knowledge of that language, while the best teachers are secured to take charge of the English department.

NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FRENCH. - - en za EXAMINATIONS AND DIPLOMAS.

At the close of the scholastic year a rigid examination will take place, and Diplomas of two degrees will be awarded. The scholars that have completed the full course prescribed will be entitled to Diplomas of the first degree, those who have finished the course*in the Academic department to Diplomas of the second degree. : sii THE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION Comprises the English, French and Spanish languages, Latin, Writing. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Geography, Physiology, Chemistry and the other Natural Sciences, Mental and Moral Philosophy, History, Composition, English and French Literature and Elocution.

The scholastic year commences on the last Monday of July, and closes at the end of the second week in June. TERMS FOR BOARDING PUPILS.

Entrance Fee to be paid only once, . e $15 00 Or, if preferred, the usual requirement of bed and table furniture. '

Board, Lodging, Tuition, ibe and Fuel, Light, Baths and Medical Atten-

dance, per month. ° : : 35 00 DAY BOARDERS. Per month, from : a ay : . ; : c $10 00 to. $14 00 DAY PUPILS: Preparatory Department, per month, : A 2 . ° " : $4 00 Academic : é 3 E : : . 6 00 Collegiate ¢ = : - : : : . : 8 00 EXTRA CHARGES - OPTIONAL. Italian, per month, 3 : 4 A C : > A 5 $5 00 German, ss : : : : é 2 : . é ° 5 00 Use of the Piano, : : : . : : 4 : ' f 2 00 Drawing, . : S : : : 2 00 Painting in Oil and Water Colors, eich : + Bb : ; 8 00

The terms for Piano and Vocal Music are regulated . the teachers employed. Bills for Board-and Tuition to be paid quarterly, in advance.

New Style Ambrotypes taken at HEERING'S.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

SAN JOSE CITY D N ]_ prrecrory. 101

Mulvenna, James, painter, 408 First, dwl 425 First

Mulvenna, John, city gardener, dwl 425 First

Mulvenna, J. Mrs., dressmaker, dwl 425 First

Munckton, Daniel, miner, dwl 855 Sixth

Munn, E. C., butcher, dwl 429 San Fernando

Munns, James, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Munns, Thomas, carpenter, dw] 279 Market

Muiioz, Francisco, carpenter, dwl rear of 258 San Pedro

Muiioz, M. Mrs., dwl 180 Santa Clara

MYRDOCH, F. B., publisher San José Patriot, 338 First, dwl 535 Sixth

Murdoch, Frank, printer Patriot office, dwl 535 Sixth

Murdoch, J. G., printer, Patriot office, dwl 535 Sixth

Murgotten, A. P., printer Argus office, dwl 640 Second

Murphy, Ann Mrs., dwl 318 San Fernando

Murphy, Ann, (widow) dwl over 522 First

MURPHY, B. D., attorney at law, dwl Auzerais House

Murphy, Catherine, (widow) dwl rear of 132 Santa Clara

Murphy, Daniel, capitalist, dw] 508 First

Murphy, John M., dwl 644 Second

Murphy, Michael, laborer, dwl 411 Locust

Murphy, Patrick, laborer, dw] 279 Market

Murphy, Patrick, hostler, bds What Cheer House

Murran, Michael, dwl 475 Eighth

Murray, Dennis, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Murray, E. Mrs., dwl 269 Julian

Murray, James, laborer, dwl 203 Seventh

Murray, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Murray, John, hackman, 489 First, dwl 583 Fourth

Murray, P. M., boarding house, 268 First, dw] 269 Julian

Naatz, Thomas &., plasterer, dwl 170 Autumn

Nagle, P., farmer, dwl 790 Empire

Naglee, Henry M., capitalist, dwl 600 Santa Clara

Nangle, C., boot and shoemaker, 829 Market, dwl 831 Ninth NATIONAL HOTEL, 360 Market

Naumann, Henrietta Mrs., dwl 317 Third.

Naumann, H. §&., printer Patriot office, 8338 First, dwl 317 Third Naylor, A. W. , carpenter, dwl 178 Thirteenth

- Negrine, F. , clerk, 315 Market

Nelson, Gustavus, ' (Grozelier & Nelson) tanner, 139 Garcia Alley, dwl 425 River

Nelson, Julia Mrs., nurse, dwl 484 Second

Nellis, H. A., (widow) dwl 490 Third

California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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TEE

CHEAPEST BOGKSTERE.

GIB ©) tele Asing ia No. 311 First Street, Pfister's Block,

E8ALLSY VOU

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in

Books, Stationery, Music, Toys,

ae GOODS, ETC.

EASTERN MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS

FURNISHED FOR GREENBACKS, At Publishers' Prices.

Depository of the American Sunday School Union

AND THE

AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

I tnxport the Latest Editions of School Books,

AND THE

MOST IMPROVED SCHOOL STATIONERY. Book-Binding Done at Short' Notice.

Go and see HEERING before going elsewhere.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 829 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ Q ]_ DriRecToRY. 103

Newhouse, Casey, laborer, dwl 133 Martel

Newman, B., boot and shoe store, 305. Market, dwl 354 Main

Newman, 0O., cigarmaker, 341 First, dwl 318 San Fernando

NEW YORK BAKERY, 487 First

NEW YORK EXCHANGE, 260 and 262 First

Nichol, John, fruit stand, 875 Market

Nichols, H. C., auctioneer, dwl 280 Julian

NICHOLSON, F. H., grocer, 8339 San Fernando cor Second, dwl 619 Main

Nihill, Michael, laborer, dw! 707 First

Noble, L. H., waiter at Buckeye Saloon, 320 First

Nolting, Frederick, boarding house, 147 Dame

Noonan, William, teamster, dwl 611 Thirteenth

Noonin, Julia Mrs., dwl 326 San Fernando

Noriega, Eulog, clerk, 309 First, dwl 428 Market

NORIEGA, M., saddler, 8371 Market, dwl 428 Market

Noriega, Manuella, (widow) dwl 430 Market

Noriega, Rufo, saddler, dwl 428 Market

Northern, J. W., merchant tailor, 354 First, dwl 489 San Carlos

N orthwood, Richard, barkeeper, 339 First

Norton, Margaret, domestic, 655 Second

Norton, Martin, laborer, dwl 281 Fourth

Norval, N. B. Mrs., dwl 217 Colfax

Noyes, H. H., canvasser, dwl 214 Ninth

CO)

Oakes, Thomas, deputy County collector, dwl 188 First

Oatley, George W., carpenter, dwl Morgan House

O'Brien, Daniel, laborer, dwl 279 Market

O'Brien, Eliza, (widow) dwl 485 River

O'Brien, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market

O'Brien, Mary Mrs., domestic, 242 Divine

O'BRIEN, MAURICE, candy manufactory, 387 First, dwl 228 San Fernando

O'Brien, Michael, printer Argus office, 8315 Market

O'Brien, Michael, laborer, dw] 222 Seventh

O'Brien, Patrick, well-borer, dw] 322 San Fernando

O'BRIEN, P. M. Dr., office 322 Santa Clara, dwl Alameda Road

O'Doherty, Hannah, domestic, 498 Third

O; Donnell, Michael, "laborer, dw] 279 Market

=O% Donnell, William, nursery and orchard, 532 William

O'Conner, Ann, (widow) dwl 636 Second O'Connor, Joseph, clerk, 369 First

O' Hara, John, laborer, dwl 475 William Olaio, Eugenio, miner, dwl 441 Market

Pulverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

Occidental Insurance Co.

OF SAN FRANCISCO.

CASH CAPITAL, $300,000, GOLD COIN, CASH ASSETS, $455,000, GOLD COIN.

Office, S. W. cor. of Montgomery and California Sts.

Insure against Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwellings and all kinds of Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, and other Personal Property on the most Reasonable Terms.

Issue Foreign and Domestic, Open and Special Policies, on Car- goes, Freights, Treasure, Commissions and Profits. Also, Time, Voyage and Harbor Risks on Hulls.

LOSSES LIBERALLY ADJUSTED,

AND

Promptly Paid in United States Gold Coin.

PBERBERPORS.

J. A, Sern ond: a Donohoe, et & Co.| J. P. NEWMARK,,..............4.: Merchart. JACOB SCHOLLE,.......... Scholle Bros. | J. W. BRITTAN,....... J. W. Brittan & Co. IRA P. RANKIN" Sarnia Goddard & Co. ear. CHRISTIANSEN, Auger, Christian. JOHN SIME,............. John Sime & Co. & Co. M. B. CARPENTER, sRUGt ete cistatetels Merchant. THOMAS J. HAYNES,........ Real Estate. JACOB GREENEBAUM......... Merchant. | MARTIN: SACHS.,..... L. & M. Sachs & Co. eek: ose Wooden J. Y. Hallock & Co. | A. ATES slavistastetewconieercieineiorets Kline & Co. A. G. STILES,....Pres. Occidental Ins. Co.| A. GOLDSMITH,........... Goldsmith Bros. BENJ. BREWSTER, Sennen' & Brewster. | JAMES THOMAS BOYD, Attorney-at-Law.

BA UMisccccciisteiiccisis cies Baum & Co.| LEON EHRMAN,......... ...... Merchant. ISAAC reine nododoaus Hecht Bros. & Co.| W. W. DODGE,........ Dickinson & Dodge JOS. SELLER,.......... Goldstein & Seller. a ds DOW LE Mrccecnceausieree Physician. JOHN N. RISDON,....... Coffey & Risdon. SILVERBERG, saat artes E. N. Fish & Co SHH ABAIRD Febick cceecdaswase eee Merchant CHAS. KOHLER, Hb ode Kohler & Frohling. MICHAEL REESE,........... Real Estate. | J. J. WILLIAMS,,........ Attorney-at-Law. pees GREENBERG, reeone Real Estate. | C. H. SHERMAN,................ Merchant.

N. VAN BERGEN, John Van Bergen & Co.

A. G. STILES, Pres. B. ROTHSCHILD, Sec. CHARLES OTTER, Agent for Santa,Clara County, Office, S. W. cor. St. John and First Streets,

SAN JOSE.

HEERING makes the nicest Card Photographs in town.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN JOSE city [ P ]_ prrecrory. 105

Olata, Jesus, dwl 198 El Dorado

Olayta, Jesus, dw] 836 Market ,

O'Neil, Jerry, laborer, dwl 408 Vine

O' Neil, Lawrence, laborer, dw] 264 Tenth

O'Neil, Timothy, laborer, dw] 147 Martel

O' Neill, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market

On Kee, (Chinese) employment office, NE cor Market Square Onkeen, Henry, cook at California Restaurant, 281 Santa Clara ORANGE MILLS, (flour) Deleval & Poulain, 350 River Ortega, Marcelino, dw! 552 Market

Ortelli, B., clerk at City Store, 8361 Market

Orr, Samuel, painter, dwl 421 San Fernando

Osterman, William, sawyer at Froment's Mill, dw] Alameda Road Ostick, George, farmer, dwl 358 Fourth

Osorio, Margarita, dwl 259 Market

O'Toole, Timothy, dwl 446 First

OTTER, CHARLES, insurance agent, dw] Montgomery Otter, Frederick, bartender, 290 Market

Oturbe, Gregorio, saddler, dwl 219 Market

Overbaugh, Allen, dwl 393 Seventh

Overton, Jacob, (colored) works at 448 Second

OWEN, J. J., (J. J. Owen & Co.) San José Mercury, dwl 211-

Autumn Owens, M. Miss, dressmaker, dwl 258 Second Owens, Michael, shoemaker, 367 First, dwl 195 Seventh Owens, Frank, steward Morgan House Owens, William, carpenter, bds 493 First

PacueEco, Basilio, fruit stand, 402 Market, dwl 884 Market

Pacheco, a uana, (widow) dwl 342 Market

Pacheco, Lorenzo, painter, dwl 5386 Santa Clara

Pacheco, Nicholas, butcher, dwl 536 Santa Clara

Pachoud, Victor, teamster, dwl 7 Sixteenth

Packard, H. N. Mrs., dressmaker, 593 Main

PAGE, ROBERT, (Robert Page & Co.) successor to H. O. Willer & Co. .) grocer, 312. First, dw] 383 Fourth

Palomares, Benedita Miss, dw] 342 Market

Palomares, Concepcion Miss, dwl 842 Market

Palomares, José D., teamster, dw] 129 Martel

mE Aoss tt , farmer, dwl 90 First

Park, Ellard Beans, teller Bank of San José, 291 and 293 Santa Clara, dwl 104 First

Parker, A. H., County Surveyor, dw] 164 First

Parker, Alonzo S., blacksmith, 406 San Salvador, bds 552 Fourth

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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J ohn B, Hewson & i

309 FIRST ST. P Pfistar's Building,

SAN JOSE.

Have in store, and are constantly receiving a large and choice

Drugs and Medicines, CHOEMWIXCALS, PATENT MEDICINES, &c., &c.

Which we offer at the most Reasonable Rates.

selection of

PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO THE

PREPARATION OF PRESCRIPTIONS.

JNO. B. HEWSON. | JOSEPH SCOTT.

HEERING'S Cabinet Photographs are very Artistic.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

SAN JOSE cITy [ P ]_ Directory. 107

Parker, O. W., carpenter, dwl 268 Third

Parsons, Henry W., teamster, dwl 416 Eighth

Patry, Pierre, gar dener, dwl 436 Market

Patterson, David, sodamaker, dwl 184 Santa Clara

Patron, Roque, butcher at 320 Market, dwl 212 San Carlos Patocchi, C., clerk at 292 Market

'Pattan, F. W., carpenter, bds Morgan House

Patton, J. W., special police, dwl.182 Santa Clara

Paula, Seiiora, (widow) No. 17 rear of 866 Market

PAYNE, D. 8., attorney at law, room 6, Knox Block, 289 Santa Clara, dwl 595 Santa Clara

Payne, KE. Mrs., dwl 485 Santa Clara

Peake, HK. 8. Rev., rector Trinity Parish, dw] 258 Third

Pearl, M. D., milkman, dwl 183 Third

Peasley, Starling, painter at Henning's, dwl 522 First

Peegan, Joseph, "laborer, dwl 365 Fourth

Peck, A. W., carpenter, dwl 459 First

Peck, Smith, farmer, dwl 589 Seventh

Peck, Thomas W., painter, dwl 451 First

PECKHAM, R. F., attorney at law, room 6, Knox Block, dwl 605 Santa Clara

Peckham, James D., farmer, dw! 605 Santa Clara

Peddler, C. W., carpenter, dwl 321 Julian

Peddler, R. P., carpenter, dwl 821 Julian

Pierce, James, fruit dealer, 343 Santa Clara

Pellier, Louis, proprietor City Gardens, 218 San Pedro

Penard, M., carpenter with Burkett, Metcalf & Co. , cor San Fer- nando and Fourth '

PEOPLES' MARKET, (meat) 418 First

Peralta, Guadalupe M., '(widow) dwl 187 San Augustin

Peralta, John, dwl 187 San Augustin

Perley, G. A., bds Morgan House

Perenoni, Charles, carpenter, dwl 250 Market

Perez, Refugio, tailor, 278 El Dorado

Perry, Henry, baker with Cleal Bros., dwl 676 First

Perry, James, laborer, dwl 176 Eighth

Perry, Thomas, teamster, dw] 184 Eighth

Peters, Frank, laborer, dw] 165 Eighth

PETERS, MATHEW, bottle beer depot, 289 San Carlos

Peterson, Peter, laborer, bds 329 San Fernando

Peterson, Theodore W., proprietor Atlantic House, 493 First

. Petry, William, blacksmith, 816 Second, dwl 556 First

PFISTER, A., (A. Pfister & Co.) general merchandise, 301 First, cor of Santa Clara, and 842 Santa Clara, cor Second, dwl 309 Second

Philbrook, A. K., stock raiser, dwl 355 Delmas Avenue

Pulverman's Plan -Pays People.

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Fenkhausen & Gerdes, 310 FIRST STREET,

Near Santa Clara &t. SA guts erie

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WINES & LIQUORS

BeRieAd IN®@ ciiaet Gy ii

PENKEAUSEN & GERICETEN,

221 California Street,

Between Battery and Front, SAN PRANCISCO.

GENERAL DEPOT OF THE

STAR OF THE UNION Stomach Bitters.

Rustic Cabinet Pictures at HEERING'S,

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOSE city' [ P ]_ piReEcTory. 109

Phillips, J. A., fruit grower, a 115 Fourth

Piaggio, Augustine, saloon, 250 Market

PIATTI, CEASAR, merchant, 549 Market cor San Salvador, dwl 501 Sixth

Picardo, B. Rev., second assistant Parish priest, dwl 896 Market

PIEPER, JOHN H., City Surveyor, civil and topographical en- gineer, office at City Hall, dwl NW cor Alameda and Stockton Avenue

Piessnecker, H., apothecary, 332 First

Pigott, Robert, carpenter, dwl 230 Eighth

Pillman, J. W., (widow) silver plater, 183 Santa Clara

Pillot, Alexander, carpenter, dwl 486 Vine

Pillot, Anthony, carpenter, dwl 280 Third

Pillot, Germain F., harnessmaker at Messing's, 378 First, dwl 280 Third

Pillot, John E., clerk 260 Santa Clara, dwl 280 Third

Pillot, Petra, (widow) dwl 280 Third

Pinard, A., laborer, dwl 259 Pleasant

Pinard, L., clerk at Mariposa Store, 268 Market

Pinard, Louis, laborer, dwl 148 Carlisle

Pinard, Louis g r., carpenter, dwl 151 Martel

Pinard, Orsin, sawyer at Froment's Mill, dwl 151 Martel

Piscera, Santiago, saddler, dwl 179 San Augustin

Pittman, H. W., laborer, dwl 279 Market

Platt, H. W., real estate agent, room 18 Knox Block, dwl 463 William, cor Sixth.

Plitt, J. D., saloon, 185 San Pedro

Plitt, Louisa Miss, dwl 185 San Pedro

Polanco, C. Mrs., cigar stand, 429 First

Polanco, M., fruit dealer, dwl 148 Santa Clara

Polkinhorne, E. H., baker with Cleal Bros., dwl 676 First

Pommer, L., butcher with J. Delmas & Co., 281 El Dorado

POMEROY, A. E., (Pomeroy & Skeritt)) hardware and crockery dealer, 355 and 357 First, dwl 457 Seventh -

Pomeroy, C. W., bookkeeper Bank of San José, 291 First, dwl 457 Seventh

Pomeroy, Edgar, copyist, dwl 188 Autumn

POMEROY, EVERETT, professor music, 414 Second, bds San José Tnstitute

Pomeroy, George, farmer, dw] 414 sands

Pomeroy, George, clerk with Pomeroy & Skeritt, dwl 457 Seventh

~ POMEROY, JULIAN, proprietor San José City Directory, dwl

414 Second Pomeroy, Warren, farmer retired, dwl 414 Second PORTER, D. J., insurance agent, dwl 896 Main Porter, D. 'M. , brickmason, bds_ 'Morgan House

Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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HARDWARE. HENRY B. ALVORD,

No. 326 First Street, - - - San Jose.

XHROW, ORL. CUMBERLAND COAL, ~

Springs, Axles, Anvils, Vises, Bellows,

REAPERS, MOWERS, THRESHERS, PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, &c, &c,

IN THEIR SEASON.

ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF

SHELF HARDWARE

CUTLERY,

Together with an assortment of all kinds of goods usually kept in first-class hardware stores.

PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.

New Style Rembrandt's at HEERING'S Gallery, First Street.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ FR ]_ DiReEcTORY. ih

Porter, Norman, capitalist, dwl 361 St. James

Portratz, Albert, butcher, 221 Santa Clara, dwl 424 Santa Clara .

Porteus, Thomas, (Simpson & Co.) dry goods, etc., 247 Santa Clara, bds New York Exchange ;

Post, James, carpenter, bds Atlantic House

Post, Lewis Dr., dwl SW cor of City

POST OFFICE, 323 Market

Potter, H. B. , carpenter, dwl 373 Main

Poulain, Augustus, (Deleval & Poulain) dwl 386 River

POZZO, F., (Pozzo & Piatti) general merchandise, 549 Market, dwl 531 Market

Praskor, Isaac, grocer, 649 First, dwl 645 First

Pratt, W. W. , capitalist, dw 584 Third

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SAN JOSE, 271 Second, Rey. W. Alexander pastor

Preston, C. W., dwl 545 Fourth

Prevost, L. Mrs., (widow) dwl 91 San Carlos

Price, J. B., furniture dealer, 373 First, dwl 394 William

Price, John James, cabinetmaker, 378 First, dwl 394 William

Proctor, G. W., blacksmith, 208 Santa: Clara, bds Morgan House

Prothero, Samug}, blacksmith, dwl 142 First

PULVERMAN, B., boot and shoe store, 829 First, dwl Auzerais

. House

Purcell, John, laborer, dwl 506 Sixth

Purnell, A. E. Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 368 Santa Clara

Purnell, Z. J., barber, 2544 First, dwl 868 Santa Clara

PUTNEY, C. M. Dr., veterinary surgeon, 432 First, dwl 321 Fourth

Putney, F. M. Dr., veterinary surgeon, 432 First, dwl 321 Fourth

Pyle, Susie Miss, dw 285 El Dorado

Quevepo, A., clerk at Brassy's, 448 First, dwl 215 Garcia Alley

Quigley, Charles, saloon, 402 First, dwl 513 Sixth

Quilan, N. Mrs., proprietress Traveler's Home, 319 Lightston

Quinn, Arthur, dwl 324 Sixth

QUINBY, J. A. grocer, 479 San Fernando cor Seventh, dwl 473 San Fernando

Quivey, H. C., dwl 257 Second

Quivey, R., machinist at Burkett & Metcalf? s Mill, cor San Fer- nando and Fourth, dwl 257 Second

RAABE, CHARLES E., proprietor German Hall, 286 St. John, dwl 206 Santa Clara

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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NORTH AMERICA

LIFE INSURANCE CO.

Hon. WM. Barnes, Insurance Commissioner for the State of New York, says in - his last Annual Report:

'So far as the question of security is concerned, a policy duly registered in this depart- ment is probably the safest Life Insurance Policy that can be issued y a corporation.''

All Policies of the North America Life Insurance Co. are now Registered in the New York Insurance Department.

This Company is now purely mutual, the Capital Stock having been retired last July.

Dividends Annually on the New Contribution Plan

On Payment of Second Annual Premium.

STATEMENT concerning the Recisrerep Poticies of NortH America LiFE InsuRANCE Company, December 13th, 1869:

Amount Insured - - - £$19,296,589.00. Deposit required by Law - - 737,166.89. Actual Amount Deposited - - 897,000.00. Surplus - - - - - - 159,833.11.

Total Assets, = $5,000,000.00.

J. A. KATON & CO.

Managers Pacific Branch, 302 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.

PEDRO DE SAISSET, AGENT FOR SANTA CLARA COUNTY, Office, 284 Santa Clara Street, up stairs,

BAN J OBE.

HEERING'S Enameled Cabinet Photographs.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

SAN JOSE city [ JR ] Directory. 113

Raape, B., tinner with J. Stock, 376 First, bds German Hall

Raleigh, J. W., saloon, 248 First

Rand, Richard, restaurant, 310 Market, dwl189 San Fernando

Randall Ephraim, (colored) expressman, dwl 448 Third

RANKIN, B. P., attorney at law, (Bodley & Rankin) 292 Santa Clara, dwl +73 Second

Rankin, William B., notary public, office 292 Santa Clara, dwl 473 Second

Ransom, Sylvester, night work, dwl 230 Main

Rattan, Volney, teacher San José Institute, 171 and 178 First

Rauch, Jacob, barber, 345 First, dwl Continental Hotel

Rauschenbach, Louis, restaurateur, dwl 256 Market

Rawling, Anthony, clerk at Orange Mills, 8350 River

Rayes, Basilla, (widow) dwl 253 Market

Reanda, Jacques, superintendent Froment's Mill, dwl 73 Santa Clara

Reardon, Patrick, blacksmith, dw] 186 Santa Clara

Reas, H. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 458 Third

Reed, Charles C., farmer, dw! 675 Third

Reed, Elliot, agent Wells, Fargo & bo.'s Express, dwl 259 Divine

Reed, E. P., broker, office 288 First, dwl 166 Market

Reed, James F., miner, dwl 675 Third

Reed, James F. Jr., speculator, dwl 584 Second

Reed, Thomas K., speculator, dwl 675 Third

Reely, Paul, boot fitter, 293 First

Reen, Margaret, (widow) dwl 257 Third

Recelhudh, F., cook Continental Hotel, 373 Market

Reinhardt, Samuel, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Reinhardt, Stephen D., pegmaker, dwl 330 Sixth

Renzel, Conrad, grocer, 524 First

Repetto, John, barkeeper, 250 Market

Reticker, J. C., advertising agent, bds 635 Julian

Retrou, L. S., bakery, 260 Market

Reynolds, Benjamin F., farmer, dwl 136 First

Reynolds, Charles, farmer, dwl 419 Orchard

RHODES, BYRON, J., (Gates & Rhodes) druggist, 853 First, dwl 487 Second

Rice, Edward, carpenter, dwl 154 San Augustin

Rice, Richard K., dwl 257 Eleventh

Rice, C., stencil-plate cutter, dwl 117 Seventh

RICH, HERMAN, (Rich & Blumenthal) merchant, 279 Santa Clara, dwl 431 Santa Clara

Rich, Jacob, capitalist, 279 Santa Clara, dwl 426 Second

Rich, John, carpenter, dwl 361 San Antonio

Richter, Charles, accountant, 376 First, dwl 726 Eighth

Riebel, George R., barber, 845 First, bds German Hall

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street. 8

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EXCHAR

EXO TEL,

East side Monterey Street, GILROY,

KE. E. KILE, PROPRIETOR.

x eS St

This Hotel has just been thoroughly repaired and renovated, and furnished throughout with

NEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE,

By the new landlord, Mr. KIL, Who will spare no pains or expense to make this a

FIRST CLASS HOTEL,

In every respect, and make all comfortable and happy who may favor him with their patronage.

Coast Line, Watsonville, and Visalia Stages

Leave this Hotel regularly on the arrival of the Cars.

HEERING'S Large Photographs are very superior.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 829 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ JR ]_ vDrrecrory. 115.

Rielley, John H. F., printer, Argus Office, 818 Market

Riester, Casper, brewer, 435 Fi irst

Riggs, R. H. .) painter with M: Lenzen, 269 First, dwl 414 Vine

Riley, Ann (widow) 170 El Dorado

Riley, John, laborer, dwl 398 Eighth

RINALDO, D., (Rinaldo & Jarman) sign painter, 315 Santa Clara, dwl 428 Santa Clara

Ringo, John, farmer, dwl 524 Santa Clara

Ringo, Mary Mrs., dwl 524 Santa Clara

Riordon, Michael, carriage painter, 408 First, dwl 470 Third

Riordon, P. W., contractor and builder, dwl 470 Third

Rios, Petronello, farmer, 3, 4, and 5 rear of 866 Market

Ripen, Henry, (colored) barber, 267 Santa Clara, dwl 448 Third

Risdon, F. T., clerk at Spring & Co's, 243 Santa Clara, dwl 431 Second

Rismondi, Luis, Lafayette Coffee Saloon, 335 First

Rivers, Henry, carpenter, dwl 172 Thirteenth

Roach, Daniel, sawyer, dw] 268 First

Roach, Martin, bookkeeper, dwl 268 First

Roach, Michael, blacksmith, dwl 268 First

Roach, William, molder, Enright's Foundry, bds 279 Market

Robasso, Mark, fruit dealer, dwl 377 Fourth

Robb, Daniel J., horse shoer, 279 First, dwl 268 First

Robb, John W., blacksmith, dwl 634 Fourth

Roberts, Austin, bookkeeper at L. Lion's, dwl 479 Third

Roberts, L. A., clerk, Schoen's cigar store, dwl 311 Third

obertson, J oh shoe dealer, 323 Santa Clara, dw! 384 Third

Robertson, J. A., speculator, dwl 577 Second

Robor, Louis, cigar maker, 341 First

Rodrigues, Pedro, vaquero, dwl 573 Fourth

Rodrigues, Rafael, vaquero, dwl 216 River

Roggeo, Antonio, fruit grower, 229 Twelfth

Rogers, E. T., shoemaker, 4043 First

Rojas, José, saddler at 294 First, dwl rear of 188 Santa Clara

Roman, Richard Maj., dwl 528 Third

Romazini, Vincent, clerk at 292 Market

Romero, R., laborer, dwl 490 Market

Roop, Alfred, farmer, dwl 8 Twelfth

Rose, Julia (widow) dwl 442 Second

Rose, Manuel, saloon, 295 El Dorado

Rose, William, carpenter, dwl 275 San Pedro

Rosell, Charles, plasterer, dwl 418 St. James

Rosenthall, J. J., clerk at 328 First, bds 250 Divine

Ross, Daniel, carpenter, dwl 268 First

ROSS, L., (L. Ross & Son) fruit store, 381 First

Ross, Malcolm, engineer, Moody's Mill, 289 Third

Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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us SAN ZO0SE CITY. DIRECTORY. « | BUCKEYE SALOON,

320 First Street, San Jose.

FRESH OYSTERS, HOT COFFEE,

LUNCH AT ALL HOURS, DAY & NIGHT. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY. JOHN ELITCH, Proprietor.

A. T. HERRMANN,

SURVEYOR & CIVIL ENGINEER,

OFFICE: No. 4, KNOX BUILDING,

289 Santa Clara Street, San Jose.

CHAS. -G.. HEP Pk,

ge. MERCHANT TAILOR,

Nearly opposite Welch's Stable, |

E 278} First Street, San Jose, Cal.

A few doors North of Wells, Fargo & Co's Express Office.

COLLINSs&s-SILENA

BEY S-AT-LAW

(MAGENHEIMER'S BUILDING,)

253 Santa Clara Street, San Jose.

Stercoscopes of all Parts of the World at HEERING'S.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

SAN JOSE city [ § ] DIREcTORY. 147

ROSS, O. D., CL. Ross & Son) fruit store, 881 First

Rothermel, Louis, capitalist, dwl 650 Market

Rouse, John, bookkéeper with 8S. A. Clark, dwl 560 Third

Rowen, William, journeyman shoemaker, 356 First, bds What Cheer House

Rowley, J. B., clerk, Dougherty & Co's lumber yard, 428 First, bds Morgan House

Rovegno, Stefano, grocer, 251 Market cor St. John

ROYLE, J. C., attorney at law, office 822 Santa Clara, dw] 516 Third

Rudolph, A., soapmaker, 268 River

Ruiche, John, wood and coal yard, 874 Market

Russell, John, attorfey at law, dwl 33 Fourteenth

RUSSELL, M., marble works, 359 Santa Clara, dwl 282 St. John

Ryan, Martin, laborer, S. F. & S. J. R. R., dwl 115 Dame

Ryan, James, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Ryan, John, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Ryan, M., (widow) dwl 224 Balbach

Ryan, Roger, butcher, dwl 240 Santa Clara

RYLAND, C. T., (McLaughlin & Ryland) bankers, 324 Santa Clara, dwl 122 First

Saaz, A, A., salesman with 8. A. Clark, 372 First, dwl 171 First cor Julian

Sainsot, F., boot and shoemaker, 264 El Dorado

Salas, Estanislaus, fruit grower, 511 William

Salinco, John, fruit dealer, dwl rear 248 San Pedro

Salisbury, N. H., saloon, 878 Market

Salizar, Francisco, vaquero, dwl 513 Main

SAISSET, PEDRO DE, real estate and msurance agent, 284 Santa Clara; dwl 478 Market

Sam Kee (Chinese) laundry, 281 First

Sam Long, Charley, (Chinese) Employment Office, Market cor of San Fernando

Sambrano, Jesusa Mrs., dwl 433 First

Sampson, C. Mrs., dwl 290 Third

Sampson, Francis, carpenter, dwl 498 San Carlos

Sanches, Dolores, Mrs., dwl 288 San Pedro

Sanches, Eugenio, tailor, dwl 443 Market

' Sanderson, Frederick, nurseryman, 595 Empire

Sanford, Charles, carriagesmith, bds New York Exchange Sanguinetti, B., cabinetmaker, 269 First

SAN JOSE CRACKER FACTORY, 664 First

SAN JOSE DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 471 First

California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S,

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WIM. E. BROOKE'S

UNIVERSAL

Shutter & Blind Fastener,

PATENTED OCT. 20. 1868.

Aa: iM mS I

: iil i

A Secure and Complete Fastening for Shutters or Blinds,

In any Position Desired, whether Opened, Closed or Bowed.

THE SHUTTER or BLIND is operated by means of an Ornamental Knob or Crank from the inner side of the window, without raising the Sash. This dispenses with the use of Bolts, Rings and Turnbuckles, which are constantly annoying and troublesome.

It is a CHEAP, SECURE and ORNAMENTAL FASTENING, and not liabie to get out of order.

The most Useful and Convenient Invention ever offered to the public.

PRICE, $2.00 PER PAIR FOR ORDINARY SIZE.

SAMPLES may be seen, SraTe anv County Ricuts For Sate, and information given at

606 FRONT STREET, Up Stairs, SAN FRANCISCO.

Orders by mail or express promptly attended to, and the goods forwarded to any part of the Pacific Coast by express or otherwise, as required.

Cc. 0. BAGLEY,

Sole Agent for the Paeific Coast.

Come and see my New Photographic Studio, on First Street.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 'First Street.

SAN JOSE cIty [ § ] DrRecrory. 119

SAN JOSE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 245 Santa Clara

SAN JOSE GAS WORKS, office 313 Third, (Hugh Stuart, Jr. superintendent)

SAN JOSE HOTEL, 322 to 328 Market

SAN JOSE MARKET, (Mzat), 320 Market

SAN JOSE MERCURY, 384 First, (J.J. Owen & Co., publishers)

SAN JOSE PATRIOT, 338 First, (F. B. Murdoch, publisher)

SAN JOSE SAVINGS BANK, 231 Santa Clara, ey C. Cobb, president)

SAN JOSE WATER WORKS, office 274 San Antonio, (A. L. Boggs, superintendent)

Santa Ana, J. M., grocer, 332 Market

SANTA CLARA' ARGUS, 313 Market, (William A. January, publisher)

SANTA CRUZ STAGE, office 260 Santa Clara

Saraley, Jesus, saddler, dwl 215 Market

Sauffrignon, F. J., laundry, 530 Marliere

Saunders, Thomas, laborer, dwl 233 Fourteenth

Savidan, J., veterinary surgeon and livery stable, 212 Santa Clara, dwl 214 Santa Clara

Savio, B., dwl 396 Market

Sawyer, Eugene T., clerk at Post-office, 323 Market

Schanlon, John, laborer, dwl 457 William

Scheller, Louis, farmer, dwl 516 Main

Schen, Frederick, shoemaker, 255 El Dorado

Scherrer, George, brewer, 501 Market cor of San Carlos

SCHILLING az, gunsmith, 291 El Dorado, dwl 434 Delmas Avenue

Schlesinger, Solomon, (Schlesinger Bros.) clothing, 8355 Market, dwl 437 Santa Clara

Schlesinger, L., (Schlesinger Bros.) clothing, 355 Market, dwl 437 Santa Clara

Schlesinger, M., fruit stand, Santa Clara gor Market, dwl 322 Julian

Schmesar, Andrew, cooper, 501 First

Schmidt, Chris, Margarita Saloon, 296 Market

Schmidt, Ernst, musician, 358 First, up stairs

Schoen, Louis, cigar dealer, 285 Santa Clara and 341 First, dwl 3825 Main A

Schoen, Max, cigarmaker, 341 First, dwl 325 Main

Schoenberg, S., clerk with L. Lion, Market cor El Dorado

- Schoenlicht, John, cigar dealer, 326 First, dwl 4387 Santa Clara

Schoenheit, A., drug store, 261 Santa Clara, dwl 258 Divine

Schoenheit, E. O., clerk at 261 Santa Clara, dwl 258 Divine

Scholten, Henry, proprietor California Restaurant and Bakery, 281 Santa Clara

Palverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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JOHNSON cv BEST,

CABINHT MAKERS,

Warerooms, 413 Pine St., Russ Block, Manufactory, 717 Market Street, . . Near Third, Up Stairs, SAN FRANCISCO.

STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP.

Office Desks, Bookcases, Writing Tables, Show Cases, and all kinds of Cabinet Work Made to Order.

FURNITURE REPAIRED, VARNISHED AND POLISHED.

FRENCH POLISHING DONE TO ORDER.

couT BY

HH. M, TRUEWORTHY,

321 Front Street, - . . Corner Commercial, SAN FRANECISECS.

- - - __ - _-»#¢ - ____

STENCIL PLATES when handsomely executed, present the cheapest and best mode of advertising that can be adopted. This is the experience of all who use them.

Stencil Plates of Every Pattern Cut in this Establishment,

In a style unequalled by any other workman in California.

Merchants and others are invited to call and examine specimens in proof of the above. _ Orders from abroad, as well as those given in person, promptly executed and forwarded. : Parties sending orders by letter, are particularly requested to write plainly, and give the exact space they wish the letters to occupy. By close application and superior execution of work, during an-experience of fifteen years, Mr. Trueworthy has extended his business to its present proportions. His present facilities for rapid and tasteful execution of all work in his line, are far superior to those of any other in this State or in the Union.

BRUSHES, INK AND MARKING POTS FOR SALE.

REMEMBER THE PLACE, SF. M:. DRO aw ORT FS. 321 Front St., cor. Commercial, Up Stairs, S. F.

HEERING is the Pioneer Artist in San José.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN JOSE city [ § ] DIREcTORY. 121

Schoor, John, laborer, dw] 290 Market

Schranz, Peter, (Schranz & Sullivan) boot and shoemaker, 356 First, dwl 272 Pleasant

Schranz, P. W., clerk with Bompard, 344 First, dwl 272 Pleasant

Schroder, Albert, clerk with H. B. Alvord, dwl 295 William

Schroder, Eusebio, clerk with H. B. Alvord, dwl 295 Williaxa

Schroder, Morgan, dw] 295 William

Schroeder, Frederick, brickmaker, dw] 665 Thirteenth

Schroeder, J. F. A., (Luther & Schroeder) groceries, etc., 397 and 399 First, dwl 486 Second

Schuck, George M., music teacher, 573 Second

Schuter, Sarah, (widow) domestic at 122 First

Schwartz, Lewis, tailor, 258 First, dw] 281 Santa Clara

Schweeb, A., clerk at City Store, dwl 285 Eighth

Scott, Charles B., plasterer, bds 635 Santa Clara

Scott, James M., clerk at Spring & Co's., dwl 568 Second

Scott, Robert, collector, dwl 211 Seventh

Scoville, Byron, clerk at Morgan House

Scull, Joseph H., translator, 229 Market, dwl 223 San Augustine

Seebach, Henry, proprietor Casino Saloon, 2893 First

Seguinard, Henry, spectaclemaker, 406 First

Sehutte, John, fruit peddler, dwl 857 Third

Sellars, David, jobwagon, dwl 575 Marliere

Sellman, Adolph, deputy Sheriff, dwl 515 Market

Senter, Charles N., attorney at law, 245 Santa Clara, room 2, dwl 284 Julian

Sepulveda, Manuel, laborer, dw] 690 Tenth

Sepulveda, Miguel, vaquero, dwl 336 Market

Sepulveda, Nicolas, vaquero, dwl 336 Market

Sepulveda, Sebastian, dwl 503 First

Sevano, B., mechanic, dwl 447 Market

SEXTON, WILLIAM, City Marshal, dwl 202 Main

Sharatt, John W., wagonmaker, rear 474 First

Sharp, C. N., carpenter, dwl 29 Sixteenth

Shaw, Freeman W., mechanic, dwl 325 Third

Shaw, Margaret, (widow) dwl 505 Main

Shavener, Charles, laborer, dwl 518 Prevost

Shead, D. L., carpenter, dwl 69 San Augustine

Shehan, Jeremiah, ropemaker, dwl 268 First

Shehan, Owen, dwl 338 Sixth

Sheldon, Thomas, laborer, dw] 1983 Santa Clara

Shent, Elias, tanner, 139 Garcia Alley cor River

Shephard, F. A. Mrs., (widow). dwl 484 Second

Shepard, Joseph, hostler, 240 First Shoemaker, Frederick, tinner at Campbell's, 301 Santa Clara, dwl 388 Seventh

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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AEA TC EX'S WATER-PROOF

SPANISH DRESSING

BLACKING,

FOR

Boots, Shoes, Carriage Tops, Harness, Tronks,

&e., &c.

This celebrated article which has secured so wide a popularity in the East, is now prepared especially for the California market.

FOR LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES

It is unequaled. It preserves the leather, restores the color, and imparts to it pliability and softness.

FOR FAMILY USE >

No Blacking that has ever yet been invented can compare with it. The whitest laces and cambrics may come in contact with it, and not be soiled.

"SR Sl" KE? DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH BOTTLE.

PREPARED AND SOLD BY

J. G. HATCH & Co,

No. 422 Third Street, SAN FRANCISCO.

Have your Residence taken by HEERING.

Ladics' Walking @ Boots ¢ at PULVERMAN'S.

SAN JOSE city [ S is DIRECTORY. 123

Shoemaker, William B., miller ] hue s Mill, 289 Third

Shomate, T., blacksmith, 296 San Fernando, bds 329 San Fer- nando

Shurter, R. F. Mrs., (colored) dw] 343 Third

Shumaco, Loretta, (widow) dwl 190 Santa Clara

Sigwalt, Eugene, brewer, 879 Second

Sikes, Charles Ti W., hackman, dwl 133 First.

SILENT, CHARLES, (Collins & Silent) attorney at law, 253 Santa Clara, dw! East San José

Silva, José, jeweler, 411 First, dwl 463 Market

Simms, William G., printer Argus office, bds N. Y. Exchange

Simpson, F., (Simpson & C59, dry goods, 247 Santa Clara, bds N. Y. Exchange

Simons, E. D. Rev., pastor Baptist Church, dwl 439 Second

Simons, Isadore, cigarmaker, 341 First, dwl 146 San Fernando

Simons, 8. 8S. Mrs., (widow) dwl 644 Julian

Sing Lee, (Chinese) wash house, 421 First

Sing, Dr., (Chinese) 568 Market

SKERRITT, E., (Pomeroy & Skerritt) hardware dealer, 355 and.357 First, dwl 532 Second

Skinner, Lauretta M., (widow) dwl 172 Seventh

Skinner, Edwin E., carriagemaker, 3814 Second, dwl 173 Seventh

Slocum, Henry, woodturner at 246 Autumn, dwl 249 San Pedro

Slocum, W. N., editor, dwl 723 Third

Smith, Charles, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Smith, China Dr., fruit grower, dwl 489 Tenth

SMITHDM., hackowner, dwl 197 Fourth

Smith, E. C. Miss, milliner, 235 Santa Clara, dwl 223 San Augustine

Smith, E. F., (Smith & Mitchel) jeweler, 809 First, dwl 582 Main

Smith, Flora E. Miss, teacher, dwl 522 Second

Smith, G. R., wagenmaker, 455 First, dwl 675 Main

Smith, G. W., carpenter, dwl 530 Delmas Avenue

Smith, H. A. Miss, milliner, 235 Santa Clara, dwl 223 San Augustine

Smith, Henry, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Smith, J. L., wagonmaker, 455 First, dwl 675 Main

Smith, James, boot and shoemaker, 4014 First

Smith, John, hostler, 201 First

Smith, John, laborer, dwl 837 Fourth

- Smith, Josie H. Miss, milliner, 235 Santa Clara, dwl 223 San

Augustin

Smith, M. Mrs., dw] 223 San Augustin

Smith, A. 8S. Miss, milliner, 235 Santa Clara, dwl 223 San Augustin -

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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ree") HANSCOM & CO, =: ETNA IRON WORKS,

Southeast corner Fremont and Tehama Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.

Practical Machinists and Iron Founders.

MANUFACTURE

Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Flour Mills and Quartz Machinery, of all kinds.

Dunbar's Improved Self-Adjusting Piston. Packing

Of which there are now over two hundred in use on the Pacific Coast. Requires no springs or screws; is always steam tight; without excessive friction; and never gets slatk or leaky.

9 The best of the kind now in use in this State Hanscom's Crusher, exe. protte

Hanscom's Improved Steam Pump, orepising Boilers and

Unexcelled for compactness, simplicity and efficiency.

Carvalho's Steam Superheater. 3, ii0™ Pouer sould Pe with-

All kinds of Patent Amalgamators, Concentrators,

&c., furnished to order.

Hayes' Patent Steam Pump.

Tyler's Improved Water Wheel, cis aty Whee thuse

Circulars, giving full tables, sent to any one desiring.

Sole Manufacturers of the Pendergast White Iron Stamp Shoes and Dies. vay Snewarranea, 7? Om

Ornamental Castings made equal to those of Berlin. House Work, Store Work and Light Castings,

of all kinds, mauufactured with promptness.

Particular Seention. given to Drawings and Specifications of Machinery, which will be made to order.

Plans for Work ordered from us furnished gratuitously.

The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.

Views of all kind can be had at HEERING'S Gallery.

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOSE city [ § ]_ prReEcTORY. 125

Smith, M. R., restaurant, 295 First, dwl 8377 Fourth

Smith, Pauline Miss, milliner, 235 Santa Clara, dwl 223 San Augustin :

Smith, Sampson, boarding house, 217 and 219 Santa Clara

Smith, Samuel, laborer, dwl 279 Market

Smith, Thomas A., tinner, 833 Santa Clara, dwl 249 San Pedro

Smith, William A., barber, (colored) dwl 598 Third

Snoddy, John W., teamster, dwl 584 Julian

Snoddy, William M., farmer, dwl 584 Julian

Snook, Robert E., dwl 255 Divine

Soderer, N., dwl 872 Eleventh

Solomon, Jacob, cigar store, 3064 First, dwl 475 Third

Solomon, Julius, cigar store, 8064 First, dwl 432 Santa Clara

Soper, 'I'., carpenter, dwl 587 Sixth

Soto, A. Mrs., dwl 855 Third

Soto, Domingo, vaquero, dwl 407 San Carlos

SOURISSEAU, F., gunsmith, 364 First, dwl 277 St. James

Sourisseau, Pierre, cook at 232 Santa Clara

Southworth, Laura, (widow) dw] 3836 Third

Sparrow, J. F., carpenter, dwl 878 Seventh

SPAW, C. R., dentist, office room 4 Pfister's Block, 305 First, dwl 460 Second

Speckens, V., dwl 195 Garcia Alley

Speights, Rodman, (colored) barber, 267 Santa Clara

Spence, HE. F., dwl 172 Sixth

SPENCE, J. P., (Spence & Lendrum) grocer, 292 First, dw] 172 Sixth

Spencer, A. J. Dr., office 310 Second, dwl 331 Second

Spencer, Francis E., attorney at law, room 14, 289 Santa Clara, dwl 190 First

Spinney, M. A., (widow) dwl 625 Seventh

Spinetti, Juan, peddler, dwl 378 Third

SPOTTISWOOD, M. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 233 Santa Clara, up stairs

SPRING, T. W., (T. W. Spring & Co.) auction merchant, 241 and 243 Santa Clara cor of Market, dwl 186 San Pedro

Squires, 8. B., carpenter, dwl 492 Kighth

Stanley, O. N., music teacher, dwl 268 Third

Stark, John, stock broker, dwl 514 William

Stark, Louis W., car driver, dw] 431 Third

Staringe, E.,.waiter, Morgan House

Stapleton, Roger, laborer, dw] rear 164 Santa Clara

STAPLES, J. M., proprietor Auzerais House, 271, 2738, and 275 Santa Clara

STAPLES, J. W., proprietor Auzerais House, 271, 278, and 275 Santa Clara

we fBoy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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DEROME'S.

PATENT

ENCLOSED BERING BED.

BUTGALS, Wardrobes, BOOK Gases,

For economy of space nothing is equal to it.

The Bookcase Style combines Bed, Bookcase & Writing Desk,

Call and examine them, and satisfy yourselves. To be had only at the

Central Furniture Warerooms, 771 and 773 MARKET STREET, Near Fourth, 8. F, W. S. THOMPSON, Prop'r for State California.

COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.

O@°N. B. - Furniture, Beds, Bedding, and Household Goods of all descriptions constantiy on hand, and at Lowest Prices,

GEORGE W. BROWN,

Successor to E. HEATH & CO.

Pioneer Employment Office REAL ESTATE ee AGENCY

8. E. Corner of Kearny and California Streets, SAN FRANCISCO.

Good and reliable help of all kinds Prkcroac pte at the shortest notice, FREE OF CHARGE. Buy and Sell all kinds of Real Estate and Business Places, both in the city and country. Full charge taken of property - Loans Negotiated, etc., etc.

(ESTABLISHED, 1860.)

HEERING'S Ferrotypes always give satisfaction.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ § ]_ bDrRecrory. 127

STAPLES, FRANK, proprietor Auzerais House, 271, 278, and 275 Santa Clara

Stedman, Joseph, painter, 296 First, dwl 546 Main

Steiger, A., pottery, 528 Main

Steinbach, A. B., clerk with L. Lion

Stelling, Lizzetta Miss, dwl 408 San Pedro

Stelling, John, gardener, dwi 692 Julian

STEPHENS, C. C., attorney at law, rooms 16 and 17 Knox Block, 289 Santa Clara, dwl 554 Main

Stephani, Dominque, clerk, City Store, dwl 424 Orchard

Stern, M., saddles and harness, 294 First, dwl 480 Second

Stern, Nathan, bottle beer, 438 Third

Sterling, R. A., flour packer at Moody's Mill, dw] 6483 Second

Steve, William, restaurant, 270 Santa Clara

Stevens, Charles E., wood yard, 270 San Pedro

Stevenson, H. H., janitor Court House, bds Morgan House

Stevenson, James, fruit grower, dwl 107 Fourth

Stewart, William H., farmer, bds Farmer's Home

STEWART, W. FRANK, justice of the peace, 304 Market, dwl 322 Santa Clara

Stewart, W. W., dwl 263 Divine

Stilwell, Joseph, farmer, dwl 561 Third

Stilwell, John S., farmer, dwl 561 Third

St. John, A. C., capitalist, dwl 633 St. John

Stock, Frank, capitalist, dwl 285 Eighth

STOCK, JOHN, stoves and tinware, 376 First, dwl 496 Second

Stock, J. L., tinner, 376 First, dwl 496 Second

Stoddard, A. M., silversmith, dwl 646 Third

Stonier, J. H., farmer, dwl 731 'Taylor

Stover, Henry A., clerk with Luther & Schroeder

Stowe, A. C., inventor, dwl 79 San Augustin

Stowe, A. J. Mrs., dw] 164 Santa Clara

Stowe, Joseph, (Stowe & George) City Stables, 252 Santa Clara, dwl 386 'Third

St. Palais, Raimond, butcher at 320 Market

Stratton, J. O., farmer, bds New York Exchange

' Straus, Leopold, manufacturer, dwl 491 Third

Straus, 8., dry goods, 368 and 372 First, dwl 491 Third

_ Stringfellow, Jesse A., farmer, dwl 47 Fourteenth

Struven, Berthold, tanner, 189 Garcia Alley cor River

Stuart, Hugh Jr., superintendent San José Gas Works, office 413

Third

Stute, F., gunsmith with Schilling, 291 El Dorado

_ Stutzbach, A. Mrs., midwife, 422 First

Stutzbach, F. Dr., 422 First

Sullivan, Annie Miss, domestic, 279 Market

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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DR, J, L, COBSWELL, =~ DENTIST,

Office and Residence 230 Kearny Street, 8. F.

All Operations warranted first class. Teeth extracted without pain by the NITROUS OXIDE, or Laughing Gas.

CARL HINZ,

MANUFACTURER OF

TOOLS OF ALL KINDS,

SUCH AS

MOULDING, CARVING AND TURNING TOOLS, ETC. 42 BEALE STREET,

BETWEEN MARKET AND MISSION, - - SAWN FRANCISCO.

Agent for Adams & Hatch's Patent Mortising Chisel.

CHARLES Se

orrxrcran, 519 KEARNY STREET,

Between California and Sacrament, SAN FRANCISCO.

All kinds of Repairing done at the shortest notice

Out-door Views taken by HEERING.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

SAN JosE city [ "J. ]_ prrecrory. 129

Sullivan, Barry, laborer, dwl 408 Vine

Sullivan, Mary Miss, dwl 221 Main

Sullivan, John, laborer S. We essed: KR: R., dwl 115 Dame

Sullivan, Patrick, laborer, dwl 449 San Salvador

Sullivan, Patrick, (Schranz & Sullivan) boot and shoemaker, 356 Third

Sullivan, Patrick, shoemaker, dwl 279 Market

Sullivan, Timothy, laborer, bds What Cheer House

Sung Lee, (Chinese) laundry, 273 First

Sunigua, Bibiana, (widow) 18 rear of 366 Market

Sufiol, Dolores, (widow) dwl 416 Market

Sutton, John, laborer, dwl 618 Third

Sutton, Ellen, (widow) dwl 618 Third

Swales, John W., dwi 639 Second

Swan, William H., dwl 128 Thirteenth

Swarthout, E. H., dwl 374 First, up stairs

Swazy, 8. S., glazier at Burkett & Metcalf's Mill, cor San Fer- nando and Fourth

Sweeny, Henry, laborer, dw] 162 Santa Clara

Sweigert, Adam, farmer, dwl 725 Julian

Sweigert, Jonathan, nurseryman, dwl 724 Julian

Swinson, Carl, farmer, 139 Garcia Alley cor River

TaBott, George, carpenter, dwl 238 Colfax

Tabott, James, carpenter, dwl 238 Colfax

Talbot, L., cabinetmaker, at 314 Market

Tanner, Edward, confectioner, 875 Santa Clara

Taylor, John, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Taylor, J. S., veterinary surgeon, dwl 560 Sixth

Taylor, Moses, plasterer, dwl 268 First

Taylor, Thomas, laborer, dwl 276 Sixth

Teaford, Elijah, laborer, dwl 865 San Fernando

Terry, George W., hackman City Stables, 336 First

TEVLIN, JOHN, proprietor Burton Ale Saloon, 278 First

The Long, (Chinese) wash house, 449 First

THIRD STREET BAKERY, 356 Third

THOMAS, ISAAC F., (Adell & Thomas) city carriage shop, 265 First, dwl 587 First

Thomas, John, cook at National Hotel

Thomas, John W., gardener, 702 Market, dwl 191 Pond

Thomas, Stillman, lumber dealer, dwl 93 Fourth Thomas, William, lumber dealer, dwl 93 Fourth Thompson, Andrew, farmer, bds Farmer's Home Thompson, C. E., mechanic, dwl333 Fourth

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street. 9

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WM. McDOWELL,

SHOW GARD WRITER.

502 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO. The only Show Card Manufacturer on the Pacific Coast.

A Fine Assortment of Ready-made and Made to Order.

SOLE AGENT FOR METALLIC BINDING ON SHOW CARDS, &e. Orders Promptly Attended to. No. 502 Montgomery Street, Room No. 6, Up Stairs.

NEW YOR kK

SEED WAREHOUSE, C.L. KELLOGG,

Importer and Dealer in Garden, Field, Fruit, Flower and Tree Siw s.

Agent for the celebrated Salem Garden Seeds, Oregon. DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS, Imported direct from the first Flower Nurseries in Vozelenzang, Haarlem 427 SANSOME STREET,

Near Clay, SAN FRANCISCO, CAT..

HEERING'S Retouched Photographs excel all others.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 3829 First Street.

SAN Jose city [ U ]_ prrecrory. 131

Thompson, William, hostler, 275 First

Thomson, Ella M. Miss, photographic painter, dwl 877 Tenth

Thomson, Robert P., orchardist, dwl 8377 Tenth

Thomson, Theodore W., clerk at Recorder's Office, dwl 214 Ninth

Thorn, A., (widow) dwl 273 San Pedro

Thorne, Stephen, capitalist, dwl 573 Santa Clara

Thorne, Dr. Walter, (Brown & Thorne) office 263 Santa Clara, dwl 568 Santa Clara

Thornton, Thomas D., dwl 644 Julian

Tidball, L. P., Dep. Col. Internal Revenue, 2d District California, at 293 First, dwl 576 Main

Tidball, T'. ''., Collector Internal Revenue 2d District California, office at 298 First, dwl 571 Main

Tighe, John, porter at Auzerais House, 275 Santa Clara

Timmerman, John, dwl 414 Vine

Tisdall, James V., railroal agent, dwl 528 Fourth

Toll, J. L., teamster, dwl 594 Empire

Tom Wa, (Chinese) laundry, 839 Santa Clara

Tordesiflas, Antonio, carpenter, dwl 463 Market

Tordesillas, Manuel, gardener, dwl 235 Market

Tormey, James, capitalist, dwl 648 Thirteenth

TORRENT ENGINE CO. No. 2, 825 Lightston, J. C. Gerdes,

- foreman

Towne, Wm. H., artist, dw] 431 Locust

Trainor, P., farmer retired, dwl 497 Seventh

Trapp, Charles, brewer, 435 First

TRAVELERS' HOME, boarding house, 319 Lightston

TRINITY CHAPEL, (Episcopal) cor of St. John and Second, Rev. E. 8. Peake, rector

Trueman, J. M., carpenter at Burkett & Metcalf's Mill, cor San Fernando and Fourth

Tuers, E. L. Mrs., sewing machine agent, 283 Second

Tuers, William G., farmer, dwl 384 Eighth

Tully, Owen W., teamster, dwl 452 Julian

TURN HALLE, 260 St. John

Turner, A. J., bartender at N. Y. Exchange, 260 First

TURNER, Dr. J., 284 Santa Clara, dwl 512 Second

Twomey, John, hostler, 336 First

Umpureys, Milton, teamster, dwl 603 Third

Underwood, Alexander, fruit grower, dwl 87 Main

UNITED STATES HOTEL, 259 and 261 San Pedro Updike, Julius R., carriage trimmer, 265 First, dwl 87 Main

Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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2 SAN H.OSH "CLEY (DER EOT OR.

5 a ee

1848. 1870.

PIONEER IRON WORKS,

Nes. 225 and 227 Beale Street, Between Howard and Folsom, SAN FRANCISCO.

KITTREDGE & LEAVITT,

Manufacturers Steel Lined

Prison Cells, Fire Prog

rought {ron Girders,

BUSSY'S 6,000,000 Combination Burglar-Proof

BANK VAULT AND SAFE LOCKS,

INO KEY.

SILVER SAFES,

Burglar and Fire-Proof Safes on Hand, SHEARS PUNCHES DIPS sr re

For Cold Iron Works.

(3=~ Constantly on hand, a large assortment of Fire-Proof Decrs and Shutters.

HEERING has all the Latest Improvements in the Art.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

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VALLASENOR, Jesus, spurmaker, 287 San Carlos

Vallet, Louis, barkeeper 336 Market

Valpey, W. C., blacksmlth, 602 First, dwl 325 William

Valverde, Grabiel, barkeeper 233 El Dorado, dwl 267 Market

Valverde, Ricardo, restaurant, 310 Market

Van Dalsen, Enoch A., carpenter, dwl 882 Seventh

Van Decar, W. L., carpenter, dwl 59 Sixteenth

Van Eaton, Rebecca Miss, dwl 8 Twelfth

Vanhorn, B. F., dwl 369 Fourth

Van Pelt, Daniel, dw] 177 Chabolla Alley

Van Schaick, L. H., dep. assessor Internal Revenue, 393 First, dwl 877 Tenth

Varall, Isaac, hostler 298 San Pedro

Varney, J. W., dancing master, dwl 370 St. John

Veil, L., clerk with Levy & Bro., dwl 419 Third

Venable, Henry, laborer, (colored) dwl 432 Market

Vestal, Asa, farmer, dwl 8 'Twelfth

Vestal, D. C., farmer, dwl 8 Twelfth

Vestal, Iantha M. Miss, teacher, dwl 8 Twelfth

Veuve, E. L., (Veuve & Capt) watchmaker and jeweler, 265 Santa - Clara, dwl 482 Market

Vickory, Byron, teamster, dwl 235 Ninth

Victor, H. N., dwl 328 Market

Vietor, Frank, teamster, dw] 214 Main

Vila, Lazaro, soda factory, 246 Market, dwl 419 Hecond

Vv illar, José M., tailor, 282 El Dorado

Villaricencio, Antonio, saloon, 258 Market

Villaricencio, Lasuro, saloon, 258 Market

VINEYARD MILLS, (flour) A. Pfister & Co., 577 Seventh

Vipond, Arthur, machinist San José Foundry, dwl 602 Market

Voltz, E., boot and shoemaker, 260 El Dorado

Voigt, C. B. F. Dr., office 8330 Fountain, dwl 330 Second

Voisard, Amedee, saloon 274 El Dorado, dwl rear of 200 Santa Clara

Von Kampen, Henry, waiter California Restaurant, 281 Santa Clara

Vorrath, H. C., shoemaker, dw] 311 Third

Waconer, Peter, (colored) porter at City Hall, dwl 205 Balbach

Wagoner, Rachael Mrs., dwl 205 Balbach Walker, John, carpenter, dw] 542 Sixth Wall, James F., clerk at National Hotel, 360 Market

California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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Decter Libbey,

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL

SD Fi INE ON XK Ss I",

North-west cor. Kearny and Geary,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

(er DR. LIBBEY devotes his exclusive attention to the practice of DEN TISTRY. - He will not make the elaborate pretensions to any mysterious claims made by many of the pro- fession, but flatters himself that a constant and extensive practice of twenty years, with due attention to all improvements extant, will capacitate him to compete with any in the profession.

TERETH adapted in any sTyLe or on any BASE desired - GOLD, SILVER, PLATINUM, or VULCANITE (now much in vogue). Tecth PLUGGED substantially, with all popular materials. Teeth extracted, with or without anesthetic agencies. (@~ All Professional services - Medical, Surgical or Mechanical - insured to give satisfaction.

JOHN MARTELL,

CGA7ESACRAMENTO STREET,

Bet. Montgomery & Kearny, SAW BRANWCLSOOs

PIONEER [RON SHUTTER WORKS,

ESTABLISHED 1849.

CALVIN NUTTING & SON,

MANUFACTURERS OF

Fire-Proof Iron Doors, Wrought Iron Girders,

STEEL LINED BANK VAULTS,

Awnings, Gratings, Iron Fence, Stairs, Balconies, PRISON CELLS, BTC. 417 and 419 Market Street, below First, San Francisco.

Constantly on hand, a large and full assortment ot Second-Hand Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters.

Faded Pictures Reproduced like new.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE city [ W ]_ piRecrory. 135

Stable, 346 First, bds Morgan House

Wallace, Oliver, carpenter, dwl 268 Colfax

Wallace, W. T., supreme judge, dwl 258 Third

Wallis, J. S., attorney at law, room 6, 245 Santa Clara, dwl Auzerais House

Wallanet, M. Miss, milliner at 278 Santa Clara

Walsh, A. Miss, cloak and dressmaker, 8399 San Carlos

Walsh, M. Miss, cloak and dressmaker, 399 San Carlos

WALSH, CHRISTOPHER, livery stable and blacksmithing, 257 and 261 First, dwl 312 St. John

Walsh, Thomas, farmer, dwl 671 Empire

Walter, Scott, clerk at Wells, Fargo & Co., dwl 268 Third

Wampach, Charles, grocer, 623 First

Wampach, Joseph, blacksmith, 316 Second, dwl 623 First

Ward, B., landscape gardener, dwl 407 St. James

Ward, P. H. , carpenter, bds Farmer's Home

Ward, William, farmer, dwl 407 St. James

Warhurst, Ann Mrs.; nurse, dwl 486 San Carlos

Warhurst, Thomas, gardener, dwl 498 San Carlos

Warr, Adaline, (widow) dwl 466 St. John

Warren, C., (colored) bootblack, dwl 405 San Antonio

Warren, Patrick, dishwasher, National Hotel

Warring, A.S., carpenter, dwl 583 Fourth

WASHINGTON HOTEL, 232 Santa Clara

WASHINGTON MARKET, (meat) 316 Market

WATER COMPANY, office 274 San Antonio

Waters, Williams, clerk at Mariposa Store, dwl 195 San Carlos

WATERMAN, HERMAN, (A. Pfister & Co.) merchant, 301 and 303 First cor Santa Clara, and Santa Clara cor Second, dwl 423 Second

WATERMAN, JOSEPH, (A. Pfister & Co.) 801 and 303 First, dw] 337 Main

Waugh, Benjamin H., teamster at 428 First, dwl 166 El Dorado

Weatherhead, James, horsetrainer, dwl 604 Second

Webb, M. J., (widow) dwl 202 Santa Clara

Webb, Sallie Miss, teacher, dwl 548 Third

Webster, James, tinner, 376 First, dw] What Cheer House

We-Car-Him-Boo-Tie, '' Doctor Chino," 268 El Dorado.

Wehner, August W., surveyor, dwl 167 Balbach

Weidemuller, Fritz, baker California Restaurant, 281 Santa Clara,.

dw] 430 Third Weilsummer, Edward, clerk with Levy Bros., dwl 419 Second Weilsummer, Leopold, clerk with Levy Bros., dw] 290 Second Welch, Garrett, gardener, dwl 152 Santa Clara Welch, George, expressman at Wells, Fargo & Co.'s, dwl 162 Sixth

Pulverman's Principles Protects Purchasers.

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McDonald & Withers, -

MANUFACTURERS OF

MINING TENTS Ore Bags, Boat Sails,

HAMMOCKS, BAGS,

FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS,

BANNERS AND DECORATIONS, WINDOW SHADES,

Horse, Cart and Truck Covers, FEED BAGS,

PLAIN & FANCY AWNINGS,

For Steamboats, Stores, Dwellings, Etc.

CANVAS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

MADE TO ORDER.

120 LEIDESDORFF STREET,

Between Sacramento and California,

SAN FRANCISCO,

Room 1, Up Stairs.

N. B. - Orders by Mail promptly attended to.

Go and sce HEERING'S New Photographic Studio.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

SAN Jose city [ Wy ]_ pimecrory. 137

Welch, Pat., livery stable, 275 First, dwl 198 First Welch, Patrick, blacksmith, dwl 178 Santa Clara Weller, Adam, carpenter and builder, dwl 636 Second Weller, H. Q., trader, dwl 438 Santa Clara WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S EXPRESS, 288 First, Elliot Reed agent Wells, Proctor R., carpenter, dw] 639 Sixth Welti, Louisa Miss, domestic at 192 San Pedro Wempner, Charlotte Mrs., dwl 587 San Salvador Wendlandt, R., brewer at Almaden Brewery, 317 First Went, Gotleb, butcher at 221 Santa Clara, dwl 422 Santa Clara Wesche, P. A., clerk with Henning, 288 El Dorado, dwl 382 Market West, George T., clerk at Spring & Co.'s, 241 and 248 Santa Clara, bds New York Exchange Westphal, Charles, baker, dwl 459 First WESTERN UNION AND CALIFORNIA STATE TELE- GRAPH, 288 First, Elliot Reed agent Weyant, James, baker, 356 Third Whaland, Thomas, deputy marshal, dw] 282 St. John Whaland, Patrick, laborer, dwl 279 Market Whalen, David, laborer, dwl 523 Seventh Whalen, James, laborer, dwl 279 Market Whaley, Nathaniel, farmer, bds Farmer's Home WHAT CHEER HOUSE, 401 Second cor San Fernando Wheeler, T. A., agent sewing machine, room 7 Newhall's Building, dw] 217 San Augustin Wheeler, John W., hack driver, Brohaska's Stable, 434 First Wheeler, William H., real estate and general agent, 321 First, dwl 84 San Carlos Wheeler, W. T., carpenter and builder, dw] 225 Market Whinery, Henry, stage agent, office 260 Santa Clara, dwl 267 Third White, Barbara, (widow) nurse, dw] 524 Sixth. White, A. J., barber, dwl 483 Third WHITE, A. W., tinner and jobber, 333 Santa Clara, dwl 527 Main White, Charles H., clerk with Cas produce dealer, 309 Lightston, dwl 369 Fourth White, Charles, dwl 369 Fourth White, Charles E., student, dwl 321 St. James ~ White, Daniel, engineer, dwl 514 Sixth White, J. A., tailor, 354 First White, J. M., carpenter, dwl 220 San Fernando White, J oseph, blacksmith at Christian's Wagon Shop, dwl 369 Fourth -

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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IRE AND MARINE INSURANOE,

Occidental Insurance Co.

OF SAN FRANCISCO.

CASH CAPITAL, $800,000, GOLD COIN. CASH ASSETS, $455,000, GOLD COIN.

Office, 8S. W. cor. of Montgomery and California Sts.

Insure against Loss or Damage by Fire, on Dwellings and all kinds of Buildings, Merchandise, Household Furniture, and other Personal Property on the most Reasonable Terms. -

Issue Foreign and Domestic, Open and Special Policies, on Car- goes, Freights, Treasure, Commissions and Profits. Also, Time, Voyage and Harbor Risks on Hulls.

LOSSES LIBERALLY ADJUSTED,

AND

Promptly Paid in United States Gold Coin.

BERBER ORS.

J. A. DONOHOE, of Donohoe, Kelly & Co. | J. P. SN rEARG Rp lnciee stole esterstare Merchant.

JACOB SCHOL LE, FICO Scholle Bros. | J. W. B ANG axel J. W. Brittan & Co. IRA P. RANKIN,.......... Goddard & Co. ca CUUSHTANSEN, Auger, Christian, JOHN SIME,............. John Sime & Co. & Co M. B. CARPENTER, ete Merchant. THOMAS Je ae caete sen Real Estate. JACOB GREENEBAUM yalatcte ets Merchant. arene SACHS,. ola M. Sachs & Co. eke ELA aie Foca J. Y. Hallock & Co. oy KDI NES chiecinameencniececisae Kline & Co. A.G. STILES,....Pres. Occidental Ins. Co. a GOLDSMIT EL Oe craletelete siers Goldsmith Bros. BENJ. BREWSTER, Jennings & & Brewster. | JAMES THOMAS BOYD, Attorney-at-Law.

UM Sacccconcdccee cnet Baum & Co.| LEON EHRMAN,......... ...... Merchant. ISAAC HECHT, ...Hecht Bros. & Co.| W. W. DODGE,........ Dickinson & Dodge. JOS. SELLER,.. .. Goldstein & Seller. a Je BOWIE cccamcaue comes soe Physician. an N. RISDO: ....Coffey & Risdon. SILVERBERG, Rene Jone EK. N. Fish & Co. J. BA eek RetreleG i lose cua vioe ein Merchant CHAS. KOHLER,...... Kohler & Frohling. MICHA REESEjasch oes. Real Estate. | J. J. WILLIAM S,. Sh setchetoere Attorney-at-Law. HENRY GREENBERG, .Real Estate. | C. H. SHERMAN,................ Merchant. N. VAN BERGEN, John Van Bergen & Co.

A. G. STILES, Pres. : B. ROTHSCHILD, Sec.

CHARLES OTTER, Agent for Santa Clara County,

Office, S. W. cor. St. John and First Streets, SAN JOSE.

New Style Rembrandt's at HEERING'S Gallery, First Street.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

SAN JOSE ciTY [ ] prrecrory. 139

White, M. E. Miss, dw] 321 St. James

White, Michael, truckman, dwl rgar of 153 Carlysle

White, Thomas, laborer, dwl 368 Seventh

Whitehurst, L. A., lumber dealer, 274 Fourth, dwl 517 San Carlos

Whitney, H. By, clerk with Simpson & Co., dwl 496 Tenth

Whitney, J. R., commission merchant, dwl 496 Tenth, cor San Carlos

Whitson, G. E., machinist, dwl 493 St. John

Whitten, Volney, tinsmith, 333 Santa Clara, dwl Bush

Whittier, Charles E., wood dealer, dwl 416 Orchard

Wicks, Augustus L., painter, dw] New York Exchange

Wignall, 3. C., carpenter, dwl 358 Seventh,

Wilder, William A., draughtsman with V. "Hoffman, 310 Second, "dw 184 Sixth

Wilber, E., machinist with Burkett, Metcalf & Co., San Fernando cor Fourth

Wilber, Frank, laborer, dwl 477 San Fernando

Wilbur, Frederick, tinsmith, 333 Santa Clara

Wilburn, Lizzie Miss, dwl 266 Third

WILCOX, E. J., proprietor Morgan House, 394, 396, 398 and 400 First

Wilcox, W. J., teamster with Dougherty & Co., dwl 87 Fourth

Wilkinson, Mrs., (widow) dwl 439 Market

Willis, E. L. Mrs., M.D., room 25, 233 Santa Clara

Willis, George, farmer, Farmer's Home

Williams, E. R., professor of languages San José Institute, 171 and 173 First

Williams, David, (Winslow & W.) soda factory, 274 St. John

Williams, Thomas, (Winslow & W.) soda factory, 274 St. John

Williams, J. Milton, attorney at law, dwl 216 Santa Clara

Williams, M. W., bartender at Auzerais House, 271 Santa Clara

Williams, Otho, dw] 553 Market

Williams, Sherrod, dwl 507 Third

Williamson, William M., dwl 347 Sixth

Wilson, Alexander, teamster, dwl 203 Third

Wilson, Edmond S., printer at Yates & Yates, 349 First

Wilson, Frederick, laborer, dwl 195 El Dorado

Wilson, John R., agent 8S. F.& 8. J. R. R., San Pedro St. Depot

Wilson, S. A., clerk with Pomeroy & Skerritt, 355 First, dwl 566 Third

Wilson, William C., capitalist, dw] 255 Main

- Wilson, William, butcher at Leddy Bros., 319 Market

Winchell, H. H., farmer, dwl 278 Tenth

Winchell, Theodore C., policeman, bds San José Hotel Winglebies, Peter, printer, bds U. S. Hotel

Winslow, D. T., (Winslow & Williams) soda factory, 274 St. John

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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THE BANK OF SAN JOSE.

CAPITAL, STOCK, $250,000.

JOHN..G...BRAY; - -) =) "nu = 9% = 9s) (President T. ELLARD BEANS, - - - - += - - =. Cashier.

Knox Block, 291 and 293 Santa Clara Street, San Jose. Do a General Banking Business.

Draw Exchange on London, New York and Boston; and check on San Francisco and all the principal towns in California and Nevada.

"a BDIVERY STABIE 261 FIRST STREET, And HORSE SHOEING at 257 First Street, SAN JOSE. |

THE NEW sTyLe

HOWE SEWING MACHINE

Strong, Simple, And adapted to all Grades of Work,

THE BEST MACHINE IN USE.

T. A. WHEELER, H. A. DEMING, Agent, Agent at San Jose, 187 Kearny Street, Over Spring's Auction Store. SAN FRANCISCO.

THEODORE LENZEN,

ARCHITECT,

Office, Pfister's Building, 8. E. Corner First and Santa Clara Streets, SAN JOSE.

Plans, Elevations and Specifications, furnished for Public and Private Buildings, Ete. Buildings Superintended during construction in any part of the State.

HEERING'S Sun Pearls always excel

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

| SAN JOSE city [ WY ]_ prrecrory. 141

| Winterburn, Joseph, janitor M. E. Church, (South) dwl 614 -

Fourth

WISCONSIN HOUSE, NE cor Santa Clara and San Pedro

Wise, D., (Wise Bros.) clothing, 828 and 350 First dwl 250 Divine

Wise, R., (Wise Bros.) clothing, 328 and 330 First, dwl 419 Second

WISEMAN, D. J., Charter Oak Saloon, 264 First, dwl 329 San Pedro

Wiseman, Thomas, laborer, dw] 279 Market

Wissman, Frederick C., gasfitter 335 Santa Clara, dwl 262 River

Witkowsky, E., tailor, 288 Santa Clara, dwl 150 Santa Clara

Wittman, George, gardener, dwl 255 Pleasant

Wolf, Frances Mrs., dressmaking, room 1 Newhall's Building, dwl 533 San Fernando

Wolf, J., job wagon, dwl 533 San Fernando

Wollweber, Lewis, mining engineer and metallurgist, dw] 279 Main

Wood, Lewis, carpenter, bds 278 Tenth

WOODS, J. 8., hatter, 277 Santa Clara

WOODROW, W. L., proprietor Auzerais House Coach, dw] 323 San Antonio

Worms, S., watchmaker, San José Hotel, 8330 Market

Wright, C. D., attorney at law, room 7 Knox's Block, dwl 286 Third

Wright, C. W., sodamaker with Winslow & Williams, 274 St. John

WRIGHT, W. W., photographer, 284 Santa Clara, dwl 498 Third cor San Carlos

Wunderlich, Julius, bookkeeper at Froment's Mill, dwl 195 San Carlos

Wunsch, Henry, cook at German Hall, 286 St. John

Wyles, Edward, clerk with Levy Bros., dw] 276 Third

Wyman, Joseph, painter, dwl 420 Second

Wynn, Thomas, (Lawrence & W.) shoemaker, 258 First, dwl 274 Santa Clara

XAVIER, Francisco, tailor, 282 El Dorado

~ Yann, Godfrey, fruit store, 419 First YATES, CHAPMAN, (Yates & Y.) book store, 349 First, dwl

553 Second YATES, C. L., (Yates & Y.) book store, 3849 First, dwl 554 Third

Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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FIREMAN'S FUND

Insurance Company,

San Francisco, Cal.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

D. J. STAPLES, President. ~ HENRY DUTTON, Vice-President. CHAS. R. BOND, Secretary.

CAPTAIN G. T. LAWTON, - - - - - Marine Director. CAPTAIN R. H. WATERMAN, - - - - Marine Surveyor.

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $700, 000,

IN GOLD COIN.

Policies made Payable in Currency or Gold, as desired.

&@ The Stockholders of this Company are individually liable for all indebtedness that may accrue.

D. R. BECKFORD, Agent, 321 FIRST ST., SAN JOSE,

Opposite H. B. Alvord's Hardware Store.

Old Pictures Reproduced equal to Life Size.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE cITy [ Z% ] piReEcToRY. 148

Yates, Thomas, shoemaker, 4044 First, dwl Ninth corner of San °

Salvador .

Ynda, Y., jeweler, 273 San Antonio

Yocco, C., (Yoceco Bros.) grocer, 292 Market

YOELL, GEORGE M., attorney at law, office 284 First, dwl 242 Market

_ YOELL, J. ALEXANDER, attorney at law, office 322 Santa

Clara, dw] 346 Main

Yoell, Evaline Mrs., dwl 142 First

York, James L., wagonmaker, 250 First cor St. John, dwl 85 First

Young, Hugh, carriage painter, 265 First, bds Traveler's Home

Young, John Knox, farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Young, Joseph J., carpenter, dwl 488 Kighth

Young, Marshall D., farmer, dwl 400 San Salvador

YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ROOMS, 380 First, up stairs

Young, Samuel C., dwl 573 Second

Young, William Henry, salesman with McGowan & Colborne, 286 First, dw] Auzerais House

YOUNGBERG, JOHN, paints, oils, ete., 296 First, dwl 259 Divine

Youngberg, John H., clerk, dw] 259 Divine

ZL,

_ Zarcone, J., barber, 289 First, bds 266 Market

Zeigler, George H., bar tender, 674 First, dwl 676 First

Zeigler, Thomas, brickmaker, dw] 665 Thirteenth

Zeigler, William, shoemaker, 287% First, dw] 224 Balbach

Zepeda, Carmen M. de, (widow) dwl 534 Market

ZIM.1ER, GEORGE W., proprietor Zimmer's Market, 335 San Fernando, dwl 427 Second

Zimmer, Louis, blacksmith, 314 San Fernando

Zimmer, M., butcher at Zimmer's Market, 335 San Fernando, dwl 427 Second

ZIMMER'S MARKET, (meat) 335 San Fernando

| Zimmerman, John J., farmer, bds Farmer's Home

Zimmerman, William, watchmaker, bds Farmer's Home

ZION M. E. CHURCH, (colored) San Antonio corner of Fourth

Zorn, Zelina Miss, dw] 408 Orchard

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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ve F gah YUy ay

BURTON ALE SALOON,

No. 278, FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE.

Constantly on hand and receiving the Best Brands of

Ales, Wines, Lignors and Gigars.

GREY EAGLE

LIVERY i

386 First St., near res House, SAN JOSE. CHURCH & WALLACE, Proprietors. HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES, Oe aa, 3 Connected with the above named Stable is a new and elegant

HEARSE, which will enable us to attend to all orders in the under- taking line in a style heretofore unequaled.

HEERING has the Finest Photograph Gallery in the State.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

LIST OF MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

GILROY.

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SAIN TAS CiAR AS: apr i ri noted oo Sia ynvee ces cs Oe oe eee ene ee et 30 PRIA SATA COLE OCe Fete. oy sete: Cece ete ee meee eee 40 SAN FRANCISCO. Bagley, C. O., shutter and blind fasteners..............++e0+- 118 Brown, Geo. W., pioneer employment office...............--- 126 Burnham & Co., carpets, oil cloths, etc...........--+.++- (on cover) LEMNOS. Uae OODUE pe ria ee Sais so a nce os, ates ioe in 128 Currier & Winter, oil paintings, engravings, etc.......... (on cover) Hanscom & Co., Avtna Iron Works..............-0e0008 'cng Loe Hatch & Co., Spanish dressing-blacking..... .. .-..-....ee5- 122 PipsAy NATION, OPUCIAM a 60 sy esac ore wie saa «a oe pute etoaroat 128 Hinz, Carl, manufacturer of all kinds of tools................ 128 Jonson «est, cabinebi makers... 42% (200: wis pe cess hele 120 TCO r er, yh t BOCU) WOLODOUNE o0 tins. trieie es cee ese hee aes 130 Kennedy, Long & Co., baggage express. ........--.-ereeeees 48 Kittredge & Leavitt, Pioneer Iron Works........--........ .. 182 Levy, H. M., American Clothing Hall.................. (on cover) Spey, Mel, Dr. dentist, 2. cscs ese Se tates PU eae 134 Martell.d Oba, BIVOP DIStEP, cou 55 o alee ness s sacs nes ess sey kOe Mayers, Robert, Japanese Bazaar.........-..-----+--- (on cover) McDonald & Withers, awnings, flags, etc..-..........--.eees 136 © McDowell, Wm., show-card writer...........2- sescseseees 1380 Nutting & Son, Pioneer Iron Shutter Works........... Ree 134 Schuman, L., Meerschaum Pipe Factory..........-.+-.- (on cover) Thompson, W. S., Patent Enclosed Spring Bed............... 126 Trueworthy, F. M., stencil cutter..... Ore Le ee Oe 120 Tacker is Cos jewelers 3. citiiede - et ce c gire cage hopes te > (on cover)

Buy Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street. eee ,

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

OF THE

OTLEY -O PYSYA Ne BOS ie For the Year Commencing Jan. 1st, 1870,

In which the different Trades, Professions, and Occupations are classt- fied and arranged, showing at a glance the varieties of Busi- ness carried on in the Oity, and the Names and Locations of Persons established therein.

» y [COMPILED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK.]

Advertising Agents. Reticker, J. Chan., 635 Julian

Agricultural Stores. ALVORD, H. B., 326 First (see advertisement) AUZERAIS BROS., 363 Market PFISTER & CO., 842 Santa Clara POMEROY & SKERRITT, 355 and 357 First (see advt)

Apotlecaries. Bradford, A. J., 8320 Third Denny, Charles, 536 Third Dickenson, W. L., 320 Santa Clara Forbes, Louis P., 392 First Lewis, J. B., 353 First Meglone, Dr. E. W., 309 First Peissnecker, H., 832 First Schoenheit, E. O., 261 Santa Clara

Architects. GOODRICH, LEVI, Hensley Block, 300 Market, room 41 HOFFMAN, VICTOR, 810 Second (see card) LENZEN, THEODORE, 305 First, room 2 (see card)

HEERING'S Establishment is the Oldest in San José.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

SAN JOSE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 147

Artesian Well Borers. Bish, H., 374 First ' Courtney, J.'J'., Morgan House Hammond, E., 551 William O'Brien, Patrick, 822 San Fernando

Artists.

Gifford, C. B., 257 Thirteenth

Hanway, D. 8., at Wright's Gallery Millard, Hannah Miss, 522 Second Thomson, Ella Miss, at Bearden's Gallery

Artists' Materials.

HENNING, A. W., 289 El Dorado (see advertisement) YOUNGBERG, JOHN, 296 First-(see advertisement)

Attorneys at Law.

Allen, Charles E., 289 Santa Clara, room 15 BARKER, S. A., 292 Santa Clara (see card) Barnett, R. L., 393 First

Bentley, James 8., at Court House

BLACK, J. C., 289 Santa Clara, rooms 18 and 19 (see card) Blackford, Geo. W., 284 Santa Clara

BODLEY, THOS., 292 Santa Clara

CLARK, E. A., 253 Santa Clara

COLLINS, WM. H., 253 Santa Clara (see card) DELMAS, D. M., 248 Santa Clara

DENNY, O..N., 289 Santa Clara (see card) Fentress, Geo. W., at City Hall

Goodsell, David, 8322 Santa Clara

HALL, FREDERICK, at Auzerais House HERRINGTON, D. W., 289 Santa Clara, room 11 (see card) Houghton S. O., 289 Santa Clara, rooms 7 and 8 Kennedy, J. M., 248 Santa Clara

KENNEDY, WM. C., 253 Santa Clara (see card) Lane, Thomas H., 289 Santa Clara

LOVELL, WM. H., 314 First

LOWH, JAMES R. Jr., 289 Santa Clara, room 15 Moore, John H., 289 Santa Clara

MOULTRIE, J. A., 314 First

MURPHY, D. B., 248 Santa Clara

Payne, D. 8., 289 Santa Clara, room 6

Peckham, R. F., 289 Santa Clara, room 6

RANKIN, B. P., 292 Santa Clara

ROYLE, JONATHAN C., 322 Santa Clara (see card)

Palverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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Russell, John, 33 Fourteenth

RYLAND, C. T., 393 First

Senter, Charles N., 245 Santa Clara, room 2 SILENT, CHARLES, 253 Santa Clara (see card) SPENCER, FRANCIS E., 289 Santa Clara, room 14 STEPHENS, C. C., 289 Santa Clara (see card) Wallis, J. S., 245 Santa Clara

Williams, J. M., at City Hall

Wright, C. D., 289 Santa Clara, room 7

YOELL, GEORGE M., 284 Santa Clara YOELL, J. ALEXANDER, 322 Santa Clara

Auctioneers.

Clayton, James A., 260 Santa Clara

George, Givens, 297 First

Hayes N. & Co., 282 Santa Clara

Nichols, H. C., 280 Julian

SPRING, 7, W. & CO., northeast cor Santa Clara and Market (see advertisement)

Auction Stores.

SPRING, T. W. & CO., northeast cor Santa Clara and Market (see advertisement)

Bakers and Bakeries.

Biebrach, F., (Milk Bread) 663 First

Bradley, M., (American) 280 St. John | Brignole, J., 260 Market | Brittingham, William, (City) 856 Third

Corregio, Peter, 471 Market

Delmouly, A., 170 Santa Clara

DOERR, CHARLES, (New York) 437 First (see advertisement) Friant, Je ean, at 170 Santa Clara

Glocker, F., (Armory Hall) 863 Santa Clara

Perry, Henry, at 664 First

Polkinhorne, E. H., at 664 First

Retrou, L., 260 Market

Westphal, C., dwl 459 First

Weyant, James, (City) 356 Third

Wiedemuller, Fritz, at 281 Santa Clara

Banks and Bankers.

BEANS, T. ELLARD, cashier Bank of San José, 293 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

ERING'S.

New Style Ambrotypes taken at HE

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

SAN JOSE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 149

COBB, J. C.. President San José Savings Bank, 231 Santa Clara

McLAUGHLIN, E. & RYLAND, C. T., bankers, 824 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

Barbers.

Bacque, Ernst, 234 Santa Clara Bosetine, Jacob, 305 Third Bozitini, Jaquemo, 291 First Chanchus, Jacques, 293 El Dorado Dittmar, C. E., 315 First Ferguson, James, 2544 First Garcia, Jesus Y., 289 First Gerstmayer, Albert, 3584 First Gomez, Florencio, 308 Market Gubser, Frank, 345 First Guzman, Domingo, 536 Santa Clara Hogan, R. J., 287 Santa Clara Jager, George M., 469 First Lane, Benjamin, 287 Santa Clara Purnell, Z. J., 2543 First Rauch, Jacob, 345 First Riebel, George R., 345 First Ripen, Henry, 267 Santa Clara Smith, William A., dwl 598 Third Speights, Rodman, 267 Santa Clara White, A. J., 267 Santa Clara Zarconi, J., 289 First

Bill Posters. Chapin, A. B., 318 First Gabriel, Ralph, dwl 402 San Fernando Hartman, F. G., 318 First

Blacksmiths and Horseshoers.

Alverson, 8.\H., dwl 45 San Augustin BALBACH, JOHN, 316 Second Barton, W. R., 250 First

Beatty, Samuel, 279 First

Benne, Joseph, 339 Lightston

Bruche, Nelson, 455 First

Carlason, Charles, at Enright's Carlason, John, at Enright's

Carroll, Thomas A., 210 Santa Clara

Castro, Benigno, at 816 Second Castro, Malkedel, at 8316 Second Christian, John, cor First and William Donahue, M., 263 St. John

California Boots Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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Dougherty, John, 311 San Fernando Duffy, Edward, 454 First

Edwards, William, 147 Market

Elroid, Eli, at cor of First and William Flynn, Thomas, 210 Santa Clara Freeman, William, 234 Main

Gallagher, Michael, 440 First Gerhardt, Peter, at 316 Second

Gregg, Michael, 440 First

Haskell, H. J., cor Santa Clara and Third Heath, Thomas, 517 First

Hermandez, M., 274 San Pedro Hodgetts, Joseph, 884 Main

Hollis, Joseph, 628 Fourth

Jennings, Byron, at cor First and William Kelly, Jacob, 296 San Fernando

Kelly, James, 253 St. John

Kelly, John, 257 First

Kelly, John W., cor Santa Clara and Third "se Kennedy, James, at Enright's

Laden, John, dwl 659 First

Laden, Patrick, dw] 659 First McCormick, John, 257 First

McGunn, L., 268 First

McQuaid, James, 285 First

McQuaid, John, 285 First

Meredith, E. H. at 602 First

Mott, John, cor Santa Clara and Third Parker, A. 8., 406 San Salvador Petry, William, 816 Second

Proctor, G. W., 208 Santa Clara Prothero, Samuel, 142 First

Reardon, P., 186 Santa Clara

Roach, M., bds 268 First

Robb, D. J., 279 First

Robb, J. W., 634 Fourth

Shomate, T., 296 San Fernando Valpey, W. C., at 602 First

WALSH, CHRISTOPHER, 257 First (see advertisement) Wampach, Joseph, at 3816 Second Welch, Patrick, 178 Santa Clara White, Joseph, at cor William and First Zimmer, Louis, 814 San Fernando

Boarding Houses.

Bradford, T. G. Mrs., 8320 Third

Go and see HEERING before going elsewhere.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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Chapin, R. N., (widow) 442 Third

Daisy, Caroline Madame, 525 Delmas Avenue Davis, Mary E. Mrs., (colored) 448 Third Griffin, M. Miss, 571 Eighth

Hamer, 8. E., (widow) 483 First

Hixon, A. K., (widow) 268 Third

Kenyon, Kate, (widow) 369 Third KEYES, E. M., (widow) 329 San Fernando Lemmons, Nancy, (widow) 285 El Dorado Messerve, Charles, 676 First

Murray, P. M., 268 First

Nolting, F., 147 Dame

Booksellers and Stationers. HARE, GEORGE H., 311 First (see advertisement)

MORTON & CURTIS, 249 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

YATES & YATES, 349 First (see advertisement)

Boots and Shoes.

Aplustill,. Charles, fitter, 2874 First Barthel, E., 251 Santa Clara Christian, Victor, 251 Santa Clara Conrades, William, 251 Santa Clara Currier, John, 308 Fountain Delgrosso, L., 805 Lightston Eberhardt, Jacob, 255 El Dorado Ernst, C. R., 805 Market Falkner, James Y., 443 First Fisher, L., 140 Santa Clara Grant, William, 443 First

Hale, T., 449 First

Hauser, J. G., 381 Market

Heft, Jacob, 313 First

Herold, Philip, 825 First

Koeing, J., 255 El Dorado Krunz, John, 255 El Dorado Kuehl, Edward, 293 First Langenfelder, A., 2874 First Lawrence, W. W., 258 First Loraschi, F., 305 Lightston Mayer, B. E., 377 Market

~ McCarty, John, 255 El Dorado McGOWAN & COLBORNH, 286 First (see advertisement)

Nangle, C., 329 Market Newman, B., 305 Market Owens, Michael, 367 First

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PULVERMAN, B., 329 First (see advertisement) Reely, Paul, fitter, 293 First Robertson, John, 823 Santa Clara Rogers, H, T., fitter, 4043 First Rowen, William, 356 First Sainsot, F., 264 El Dorado Schen, Frederick, 255 El Dorado Schranz, Peter, 356 First

Smith, James, 4013 First Sullivan, P., 856 First

Sullivan, Patrick, 279 Market Voltz, E., 260 El Dorado

Vorath, H. C., 311 Third

Wynn, Thomas, 258 First

Yates, Thomas, 4044 First Zeigler, William, 287% First

Bottle Beer.

PETERS, MATHEW, 289 San Carlos : Stern, Nathan, 438 Third

Boxmakers.

HOBBS, GILMORE & CO. (see advertisement)

Brewers. Doerr, Philip, 485 First HARTMAN, JOSEPH, 501 Market HOLLOWAY, ADAM, 817 First (see advertisement) Kockendarfer, H., dwl 153 Carlysle Kraemer, Louis, at 379 Second Krahenberg, Frederick, 280 Santa Clara KRUMB, LOUIS, 379 Second Riester, Caspar, at 435 First Scherrer, George, at 501 Market Sigwalt, Eugene, at 879 Second Trapp, Charles, at 4385 First Wendlandt, R., at 317 First

Butchers. Ayer, H. N., 363 First Benn, John, 852 First Betz, Paul, 221 Santa Clara - BLANCHARD, C. A., 316 Market Bonnemaison, Martin, at 316 Market Brady, T., at 819 Market Browne, W. D., at 8319 Market Campbell, E. H., 852 Eighth

HEERING makes the nicest Card Photographs in town.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

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Cesefia, C., at 8319 Market

Collins, P. F., at 319 Market

Cook, H. H., 368 First

Dames, F. M., 422 Santa Clara

Del Conte, Joseph, 320 Market Delmas, Joseph, (pork) 281 El Dorado EDWARDS, N. B., 316 Market Eggeling, Ernst, 182 Thirteenth Furlong, Joseph, at 819 Market Galindo, Manuel, at 363 First

Hanks, 8. W., dwl 610 Fourth

Hertel, Charles A., 852 First Hollenbeck, W. N., at 363 First Lamaison, Martin, at 316 Market Larrieu, Leon, at 316 Market Lecomte, A., at 820 Market

LEDDY, D. A., 319 Market (see advertisement) Leddy, F., at 319 Market

LEDDY, JAMES, 319 Market (see advertisement) Lux, Henry, 418 First

Mahlke, Martin, at 418 First

Martin, Frederick, at 352 First Matthews, W. A., dwl 470 Santa Clara Mattei, A., (pork) 281 El Dorado Munn, E. C., at 363 First

Pacheco, N., dwl 536 Santa Clara Patron, Roque, at 820 Market Pommier, L., at 281 El Dorado Portratz, A., at 221 Santa Clara Ryan, Roger, dw] 240 Santa Clara

St. Palais, Raimond, at 320 Market Went, Gotleb, 221 Santa Clara Wilson, William, at 8319 Market

ZIMMER, GEORGE W., 335 San Fernando (see advertisement)

Zimmer, M., at 8335 San Fernando

Cabinetmakers.

Adams, A. C., 407 First BINKS, B. R., 403 First (see advertisement) Boyce, Paul, 404 First

Hancock, James F., 499 Market

Handell, George, at 314 Market MILLER, J. M., 403 First (see advertisement) Price, J. J., at'373 First Sanguinetti, B., 269 First (See Furniture, Retail.)

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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Carpenters and Builders,

Alverson, William, dwl 45 San Augustin Anderson, Elijah, dwl 264 Main Anderson, Clarence L., dwl 264 Main Anderson, Lucius, dwl 517 St. James Ashley, A. F., dwl 132 Santa Clara Bailer, John, dw] 287 San Salvador Baker, M. P., dwl 162 Second Barbot, M., dwl 281 San Pedro

Bass, Edward, dwl 131 San Fernando Blake, James 8., dw] 146 Terraine Blanchard, Simon, dw] 253 Eighth Boschken, Jacob, dwl 531 First Bothwell, T. B., dwl 254 Seventh Botsford, James M., dw] 843 St. John Botsford, William H., dwl 343 St. John Bout, William, dwl 279 Market Boyce, Paul, 404 First bs Boyce, Silas, 404 First

Brown, Cornelius, dw] 238 Colfax

Brown, W. M., bds New York Exchange

Buckley, John, dwl 498 San Fernando

Burges, Henry, dwl 517 Seventh

Bush, Solomon, dw] 214 Colfax

Carter, R. S., dwl 680 Second

Chadbourne, Moses, dw] 615 First

Chamberlin, D. A., bds New York Exchange Chambers, J. F., bds Morgan House

Charles, John, bds 418 Second

Christy, L. M., bds 590 Second

Clark, Thomas J., dwl 338 Main

Clayton, S., dwl 548 St. James

Clemence, C. A., dwl 839 Seventh

Clinton, Dewitt, dw] 144 Terraine

Collins, C. J., dwl 425 Orchard

Collins, Joseph, dwl 425 Orchard

Collins, William H., dwl 425 Orchard

Cook, CO. C., dwl 79 Fifteenth

Cook, C. W., bds Morgan House

Craw, J. P., dwl 119 Sixteenth.

Crawford, H. A., dwl 196 Montgomery

Currier, George, dw] 268 Julian

Denise, W. H., dwl 210 Main

DeReamer, Dewitt, bds Morgan House

Dougherty, Hugh, dw] 539 First

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HEERING'S Cabinet Photographs are very Artistic.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

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Dowling, F., dwl 290 Third

Dowling, Thomas, dw] St. Mary

Drew, C., dwl 858 Main

Eastabrook, A. B., dwl 464 First

Egan, John, dwl 196 Santa Clara Elliott, Jeremiah, dw] 200 San Fernando Evans, E. G., with Burkett, Metcalf & Co. Faber, John 8., dw] 218 Thirteenth Fenn, Lyman, dwl 496 Santa Clara Fitzgerald, George, dw] St. Mary Flores, P., dwl 449 Market

_ Folsom, S. W., dwl 458 Third

Fulkerson, E. B., dwl 195 Montgomery Garcia, José, dw] 325 Santa Clara Goodwin, J., with Burkett, Metcalf & Co. Goodwin, Matthew, dwl 420 Second Goss, William B., dwl 858 Second Gordon, Thomas, bds 493 First Gravener, W., dwl 285 Fourth Guenley, Joseph, dwl 613 Second Guett, D. G., dwl 424 Locust

Hadlock, Hubbard, dwl 418 St. James Haight, William H., dwl 653 St. James Hamilton, A. B., dwl 8357 Main Harley, M., dw] 413 River

Hatch, Cyrus M., dwl 485 Eleventh Hattin, W., dwl 318 San Antonio Hayes, Thomas, dwl 279 Market Hayselden, Thomas, dwl 489 San Carlos Hernandes, V. H., 325 Santa Clara Hill, D. B., dwl 485 St. John

Hixon, George C., dwl 268 Third Hoag, Oscar 8., dwl 456 Tenth Hollister, Page, dwl 576 Main

Irish, W. S., dwl 515 Fourth Jacquemot, J. B., dwl 525 Delmas Avenue Johnson, 8. N., dw] 218 Thirteenth Keinath, H. A., dwl 565 Main Kelliher, Thomas, bds 279 Market Kelsey, D. H., dwl 611 Whitney Kinear, A., dwl 851 Fourth

Kinear, S., dwl 851 Fourth

LaGrange, Omi, dwl 419 Orchard LaGrange, Miles, dwl 419 Orchard Landers, Joshua, dwl 468 St. James Lee, George, dwl 465 Eleventh

Pulverman's Plan Pays People.

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Lee, Joseph, dwl 631 Santa Clara Lee, Robert, dwl 631 Santa Clara Leland, H. C., dwl 222 River Madden, Thomas, dwl 418 Second Manley, Aaron R., dwl 412 St. James Marcher, J. J., dw] 593 Main McCole, John, dwl 861 San Antonio McCort, Robert, dw] 444 Vine McCracken, Hugh, bds +18 Second McDonald, George H., dw] 561 Tenth | McDonald, John, dwl 145 Martel McDougal, G. E., dw] 676 First McFadden, J., with Burkett, Metcalf & Co. McKune, John, dwl 653 Eleventh Mecklem, John, with Burkett, Metcalf & Co. Menn, August, dwl 437 Vine

Miles, Morgan, dwl 384 Eighth

Moffatt, P. K., dwl 210 Balbach

Moore, Addison, bds Continental Hotel "e

Morgan, John, dwl'265 River

Motes, Henry, 329 Santa Clara

Munns, Thomas R., bds 279 Market Muiioz, Francisco, dwl rear 258 San Pedro

Naylor, A. W., dwl 178 Thirteenth

Owens, William, bds 493 First

Parker, O. W., bds 268 Third

Patton, F. W., bds Morgan House

Peddler, C. W., dw] 321 Julian

Peddler, R. P., dwl 321 Julian

Penard, M., with Burkett, Metcalf & Co.

Perenoni, Charles, dwl 250 Market

Pigot, Robert, dw] 230 Eighth

Pillot, Alexander, dw] 486 Vine

Pillot, Anthony, dwl 280 Third

Pinard, Louis Jr., dw] 151 Martel

Post, James, bds Atlantic House

Potter, H. B., dwl 283 Fourth

Rice, Edward, dwl 154 San Augustin

Rich, John, dw] 861 San Antonio

Rivers, Henry, dwl 172 Thirteenth

Rose, William, dwl 275 San Pedro

Ross, Daniel, dwl 268 First

Sampson, Francis, dwl 498 San Carlos

Sharpe, C. N., dwl 29 Sixteenth

Shead, D. L., dwl 69 San Augustin

SMITH, G. W., dwl 530 Delmas Avenue

Rustic Cabinet Pictures at HEERING'S.

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

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Soper, T., dwl 587 Sixth

Sparrow, J. F., dwl 378 Seventh Squires, 8. B., dwl 492 Eighth Stowe, A. C., dwl 79 San Augustin Tabott, George, dwl 238 Colfax Tabott, James, dwl 238 Colfax Tordesillas, Antonio, dwl 463 Market Trueman, J. M., at Burkett, Metcalf & Co's Van Dalsen, E. A., dwl 882 Seventh Van Decar, W. L., dw] 59 Sixteenth Walker, John, dwl 542 Sixth Wallace, O., dwl 268 Colfax

Ward, P. H., bds Farmer's Home Warring, A. 8., dwl 583 Fourth Weller, Adam, dwl 636 Second Wells, P. R., dwl 639 Sixth

White, J. M., dwl 220 San Fernando Wignal, 8. C., dwl 858 Seventh Wood, Lewis, bds 278 Tenth

Young, J. J., dwl 488 Highth

Carriage and Wagonmakers.

ADEL, W. T., 265 First (see advertisement) Anderson, Otto, 602 First

Bill, C. A., at 814 Second

Clauss & Co., (George) 3839 Lightston Compton, H. N., 597 First

Crydenwise, C. S., 8314 Second

Dunshee, Rollin, 345 Santa Clara

Fewins, Esau, dwl 143 Eighth

Haskell & Mott, cor Third and Santa Clara Healey, Edward, dwl 570 Main

Heple, Conrad, 285 First

Hunt, 8S. B., dwl 90 First

INGHAM, J. & J., 463 and 465 First (see advertisement) Mason, Frank, at 265 First

Sanford, Charles, bds New York Exchange Sharratt, J. W., dwl 474 First

Skinner, Edwin E., at 814 Second

Smith, G. R., 455 First

Smith, J. L., 455 First

THOMAS, ISAAC F., 265 First (see advertisement) York, James L., cor St. John and First

Carriage Trimmers.

ADEL, W. T., 265 First (see advertisement)

Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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- Hllinghouse, A., 318 Second

Updike, Julius R., at 265 First Cigarmakers.

Berce, Jos., 841 First

Buneman, Frederick, 431 First

Brunst, Frank, 431 First

Kisner, M., at 341 First

Miranda, Ramon, room 26 rear of 366 Market

Newman, O., at 3841 First

Robor, Louis, at 341 First

Simons, Isadore, at 341 First

Gigars, Retail. Jordan, Julius, 8064 First KOPPEL & BRO., (J. C.,) 269 Santa Clara (see advertisement) Lubliner, M., 319 First Polanco, C. Mrs., 429 First Schoen, L., 285 Santa Clara, and 341 First

Schoenlicht, John, 326 First _ , Clergymen. ALEXANDER, Rev. W., pastor First Presbyterian Church, dwl 144 First [439 First

AFFLERBACH, Rev. C. H., pastor German M. E. Church, dwl AMES, Rev. C. G., pastor Unity Congregation, dwl 284 Julian BOWMAN, Rev. G. B., dwl 273 Eighth [625 Fourth CASSY, Rev. P. W., pastor St. Philip's Episcopal Mission, dwl DANIEL, Rev. John, pastor M. E. Church at Berreyessa GOETZ, Rev. Anto., assistant Parish Priest, dwl 396 Market KENNY, Rev. D., Parish Priest, dwl 896 Market MACLAY, Rev. W. J.; pastor M. E. Church, dwl 191 Third MASNATA, Rev. A., Superior, (Catholic) dwl 296 Market MILLER, Rev. E. K., Presiding Elder M. E. Church (South) San Francisco District, dwl 576 Fourth PEAKE, Rev., E. 8., rector Trinity Parish, dwl 258 Third PICARDO, Rev. B., second assistant Parish Priest, dwl 896 Market SIMONS, Rav. E. D., pastor Baptist Church, dwl 439 Second

Clothing, Retail. BLUMENTHAL, MAX, 279 Santa Clara Bromberger, B., 811 Market Isaac, Mendel, L., 888 First Isaac, Morris L., 381 Market LEAVENWORTH, M., 361 First (see advertisement) Schlesinger Bro., 355 Market Wise Bro., 828 and 330 First

New Style Rembrandt's at HEERING'S Gallery, First Strect.

Largest Assortment at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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Confectioners.

Conella, Felix, 375 Santa Clara ' O'BRIEN, MAURICE, 887 First (see advertisement)

Contractors and Builders.

Cory, James H., dwl 176 Santa Clara

Graham, B. F., 233 Santa Clara, room 26 Kneedler, G. W., 238 Santa Clara

LENZEN, JACOB, 305 First, up stairs (see card) Lowery, G. W., dwl 242 Divine

Macey, Isaac, dwl 258 St. John

Riordon, P. W., dwl 470 Third

Wheeler, W. T., dwl 225 Market

Conveyancers. COLAHAN, W. J., City Hall (see card) MAZE, MONTGOMERY, 2714 First (see card) (See Attorneys at Law.)

Coopers. Bolla, P., 232 Market

Bonnetti, L., 232 Market Burdett, R., dwl 543 Main Schmesar, Andrew, 501 First

Coppersmith. Bryan, Thomas, dwl 466 Second

Copyists. Pomeroy, Edgar, dwl 188 Autumn

Cracker Factories. Cleal Bros., 664 First Cutlers. Bonnetti, G., 259 El] Dorado SCHILLING, F., 291 El Dorado (see advertisement)

Dentists. Holmes, Stephen, dwl 379 Seventh Jessup, Dr., 8310 Second KLEIN, N., 284 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

MENEFEE, J. J., 874 First (see advertisement)

Spaw, C. R., 305 First, room 4

Doors, Sashes, and Blinds (Manufacturers).

BURKETT, METCALF & CO., northwest cor San Fernando and Fourth (see advertisement)

Pulverman's Place People's Pride.

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Doors and Shutters (Iron).

FRUHLING, WILLIAM & CO., 374 Third (see advertisement)

Dressmakers.

Chandler, B. P. Miss, 409 First

Cleary, Nora Miss, at 390 Second

Dewey, J. Mrs., 390 Second

Derby, L. H. Mrs., 458 Third

Doyle, F. Miss, at 845 Santa Clara, room 1 Ensley, R. Mrs., 267 Third

Farrell, Martha Miss, at 390 Second Fitzgerald, Martha A. Miss, St. Mary's St Gallagher, Susan, 845 Santa Clara, room 7 Herriman, M. Miss, 290 First

Kline, 8. 8. Mrs., 4438 First

Likely, A. Miss, at 233 Santa Clara McBride, Maggie Miss, 3852 Third McCardle, Annie Miss, 345 Santa Clara, room 7 McDougal, H. J. C. Miss, 883 Third ' McKenna, Annie Miss, at 845 Santa Clara, room 1 Meredith, J. Mrs., 585 First

Mulvenna, Mrs., 425 First

Owen, M. Miss, at 358 Second

Packard, H. W. Mrs., 593 Main

Reas, H. M. Mrs., 458 Third

Tuers, E. L. Mrs., 283 Second

Walsh, Misses A. & M., 399 San Carlos

Wolfe, Frances Mrs., 245 Santa Clara, room 1

Drugs and Medicines.

GATES & RHODES, 353 First (see advertisement) HEWSON, JOHN B. & CO., 309 First (see advertisement) © HARE, L. H., 392 First (see advertisement)

JOHNSON, T. D., 320 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

LEE & VOIGT, 332 First

Martin & Langhorn, 321 Market

Shoenheit, A., 261 Santa Clara

Dry Goods (Retail).

FEIST BROS., northwest cor Santa Clara and First (see advt) Hart, James, northwest cor Santa Clara and Market

Jones & Loryea, 255 Santa Clara

Levy, H., southeast cor Santa Clara and Market

Linoberg, L., 807 Market

Lion, L., northeast cor Market and El Dorado

HEERING'S Enameled Cabinet Photographs.

Pulverman's Prices Please People.

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MARTIN, 0. J. & CO., 316 First Se advertisement) MoPherson Bros., 290 First

Simpson & Co., 247 Santa Clara

Strauss, S., 368 and 370 First

Dyers. LANG & HESS, 478 First (see advertisement)

Engine Builders. ENRIGHT, JOSEPH, 601 and 608 First, (see advertisement)

Engineers, Civil. (See Surveyors.)

Engineers, Mechanical.

Alton, G., (C. P. R. R.) dwl 252 Julian

Bergman, Fredk K., at 275 Santa Clara

Cornwell, G., (8S. F.& 8. J. R. R.) dwl 247 Fox Avenue Hoar, J. R., dwl 415 Second

Knowles, Richard, at 875 Second

Martin, J. B., dwl 242 Autumn

Mitchell, Henry, dwl 485 Third

Ross, Malcolm, at 289 Third

White, Daniel, dw] 514 Sixth

Expresses.

City Express, 491 First, W. K. Bethell, proprietor Wells, Fargo & Co., 288 First, Elliot Reed, agent

Fancy Goods (Retail). (See Toys, etc.)

Feed Stores. Hamilton, W., southwest cor of St. John and First

MERRITT, R. D., northeast cor Santa Clara and Second (see

advertisement) Fishing Tackle. (See Gunsmiths.)

Fish Markets.

Horton, H., 278 El Dorado

Jacobs, J. R., 284 El Dorado

Florists. Daniels, William, 268 Julian

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Jacquelin, J., 877 Delmas Avenue Leyour, Louis, dwl 278 Third

Foundries.

Bonner & McKenzie, (San José) 454 First ENRIGHT, JOSEPH, (Enright's) 601 and 603 First (see advt)

Fruits (Retail). Amy, O. M., 402 Market Battinich, Lucca, 286 Santa Clara Desimoine & Baraco, 869 First HOWK, F. M., 333 San Fernando Hunt & Baraco, 877 First Leperrier, F., 832 Market Nichol, John, 8375 Market Pacheco, Basilio, 402 Market Pierce, James, 343 Santa Clara ROSS, L. & SON, 381 First (see advertisement) _ Salinco, John, rear 248 San Pedro > Schlesinger, M., Santa Clara cor of Market Yann, Godfrey, 419 First

Furniture (Retail),

JAEGER, CHARLES A., 331 and 333 First (see advertisement) MILLMEISTER, H. F., 812 Market (see advertisement) Price, J. B., 878 First

Gasfitters. Anderson, James, dw] 451 First Bell, Richard, at 283 First Bradford, Edwin J., 283 First Cardiff, Richard, dwl 132 Carlisle GORDON, J. H., 283 First (see advertisement) HAGAN, JAMES, 258 Santa Clara (see advertisement) Holden, Nicholas, at 283 First Martin, Edward, dwl 475 Second Wissman, F. C., 335 Santa Clara

Gas Works, San José Gas Works, office 418 Third, Hugh Stuart, Jr., Supt

Grocers.

AUZERAIS BRO., (A La Mariposa) 363 Market BEURY, PAUL, 459 Santa Clara BLANCHARD & GILLOOLY, 256 First (see advertisement)

HEERING'S Large Photographs are very superior.

One Price at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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BOMPARD, J. B., 344 First, cor El Dorado

Borbon, Joseph, & Ferro, D., 238 Market

Brassy F., 448 First, cor San Antonio

CLARK, 8. A., 372. First (see advertisement)

DEVINE & ABEL, 337 Market ~

Donovan, Ellen Mrs., 129 Santa Clara

FRIANT, ALFRED, 837 First

Luther & Schroder, 397 and 399 First

LEMOINE, GAMBERT & CO., (City Store) 359 and 361 Market

McDonald, Alice Miss, cor Julian and Seventh

McDonald, Thomas, 413 Locust

McGIRR, F. 8., northeast cor Market and St. John (see advt)

MINAHAN & EGAN, 267 First (see advertisement)

MOLLE, P., 315 Market

Moulin, Victor, 879 Santa Clara

NICHOLSON, F. H. & CO., 339 San Fernando, cor Second (see advertisement)

PAGE, ROBERT & CO., (successors to H. O. Weller & Co.) 312 First (see advertisement)

POZZO & PIATTI, 549 Market, cor San Salvador

Prascor Isaac, 649 First, cor Reed

QUINBY, J. A., 479 San Fernando, cor Seventh

Renzel, Conrad, 524 First

Rovegno Stefano, 251 Market, cor St. John

Santa Ana, J. M., 332 Market

SPENCE & LENDRUM, 292 First

Wampach, Charles, 623 First

Yoeco, Bro. & Co., 292 Market

Gunsmiths.

Bonnetti, G., 259 El Dorado

Doermer, Charles, 251 El Dorado

SCHILLING, F., 291 El Dorado (see advertisement) SOURRISSEAU, F., 364 First (see advertisement) Stute F., with Schilling, 291 El Dorado

Hairdressers (Ladies). Purnell, A. E. Miss, 368 Santa Clara (See Barbers.)

Hardware. ALVORD, H. B., 326 First (see advertisement) PFISTER & CO., cor Santa Clara and Second POMEROY & SKERRITT, 355 and 357 First (see advertisement)

Pulverman's Prices Plainly Posted.

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Harness and Saddlery. Arias, B., at 323 First Clark, James, 323 First Foote, 8. R., 218 Second German, William, at Messing's MESSING, H., 378 First (see advertisement) NORIEGA, MANUEL, 371 Market (see advertisement) Noriega, Rufo, dwl 428 Market Oturbe, G., 219 Market Pillot, G. F., with Messing Piscera, S., dwl 179 San Augustin Rojas, José, at 294 First Saraley, Jesus, 215 Market Stern, M., 294 First

Hatters. WOOD, J. 8S., 277 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

Hay and Grain. Se Berringer, William, 234 Main CARTER, J. 8., 277 First DOUGLAS, PERCY, 292 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

Hay and Feed Yards.

Casanova, Francisco, 682 First Chrisman, Jesse, 266 First

Hotels.

Atlantic House, Theo. N. Peterson, proprietor, 493 First

AUZERAIS HOUSE, J. M. Staples & Sons, proprietors, 271, 273 and 275 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

CONTINENTAL, J. Classen, proprietor, 373 Market

FARMER'S HOME, G. C. Manner, proprietor, 270 and 272 Market (see advertisement)

Franklin House, Dennis Craadon, Proprietor, 279 Market

German Hall, Charles E. Raabe, proprietor, 286 St. John

Home Sie the Trees, Mrs. H. A. Anderson, proprietress, 723 Thir

Italian, G. Malatesta, proprietor, 281 Market

Lafayette, Louis Bouvier, proprietor, 236 Santa Clara

Lake House, John Blanchon, proprietor, 400 Delmas Avenue

MORGAN HOUSE, E. J. Wilcox, proprietor, 394 to 400 First (see advertisement)

National, Edward Mahony, proprietor, 360 Market

NEW YORK EXCHANGE, M. Corcoran, proprietor, 260 and 262 First (see advertisement)

Stereoscopes of all Parts of the World at HEERING'S.

Pulverman's Politeness Prompts Purchasing.

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San José, Magliore Bros., proprietors, 8322 to 8328 Market

Swiss Hotel, Sebastian Albetori, proprietor, 287 Market

Traveler's Home, Mrs. N. Quilan, proprietress, 319 Lightston

United She Mrs. John Murphy, proprietress, 259 and 261 San edro

Washington, John Blanchon, proprietor, 232 Santa Clara

What Cheer House, William Carroll, proprietor, 401 Second

Wisconsin, Sampson Smith, proprietor, 217 and 219 Santa Clara

Insurance Agents.

Anderson, R. Y., (Equitable Life) 484 Third

BEACH, TYLER, (Pacific) 337 Santa Clara

BECKFORD, D. R., (Fireman's Fund) 321 First, cor Fountain (see advertisement)

Brown, Joseph E., 289 Santa Clara

Buick, D. S. K., 292 Santa Clara

Churchill, 8. W., 260 Santa Clara [advertisement

CLARK, E. A. & CO., (Phenix & Home) 253 Santa Clara (see

Hubbard, J. E., 284 Santa Clara

Hulse, A. P., 233 Santa Clara

Mayer, Isaac C., bds New York Exchange

Morton, Cassius, 289 Santa Clara [advertisement

OTTER, CHARLES, (Occidental) cor St. John and First (see

PORTER, D. J., dwl 396 Main

SAISSEL, PEDRO DE, (North America and Mutual) 284 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

Interpreters.

Bee, H. J., dwl 421 River Scull, Joseph H., 229 Market

Laundries.

Coombs, W. L., (Eureka) 180 Tenth Des Enfants, E., 136 Santa Clara Legeay, P. P., 429 Delmas Avenue Sauffrignon, F. J., 530 Marliere

Leather and Findings.

Koeing & Co., 255 El Dorado

Liquors, Wholesale.

AUZERAIS BROS., 263 Market BARR, CHARLES, 351 First (see advertisement) FENKHAUSEN & GERDES, 308 and 310 First (see advt)

California Boots: Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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Liquors, Retail.

Areskog, G. A., 290 Market

BARR, CHARLES, 351 First (see advertisement) Bauer, Englebert, 281 San Antonio BEATY, A. S., Club House, 366 First (see advertisement) Bliven, E. A., 451 First, cor San Antonio Boyer, George, dwl 286 Third BRADLEY "BRO., 306 First

Coffee, William, 339 First

Cole, William, 353 Santa Clara

Corrente, Antonio, 8336 Market

Cullity, Eugene, Fourth Street Depot Daveggio, Stefano, 266 Market DeGirardin, E., 357 Market

Dwyer, William, 802 Market

Farren, Mary Mrs.,119 Santa Clara Ferren, B., 249 El Dorado aes Gardiser, Jacob, 827 Market

George, Givens, 297 First

GERDES, J. C., 290 Santa Clara Gerolomi & Grandi, 277 Market Goodhue, Charles H., 336 First

Hillbeck, Charles, 2754 First HINKELBEIN, A., 280 Santa Clara Kern, A., 283 El Dorado

Knipper, Jacob, 442 First ~

Lewis, George, 404 Market

Lubert, Batis, 336 Market

Messerve, Charles, 674 First

Miche! & Bush, 279 El Dorado

Miiller, Alexander, 360 First

Piaggio, A., 250 Market

QUIGLY, CHARLES, 402 First Raleigh, J. W., 248 First

Rose, Manuel, 295 El Dorado

Schmidt, Chris., 296 Market

Seebach, H., 2893 First

TEVLIN, JOHN, 278 First (see advertisement) Villaricencio, Lazuro, 258 Market Voisard, A., 274 El Dorado Wiseman, D. J., 264 First

Lumber, Dealers in. Froment, Eugene, 252 Autumn

Come and see my New Photographic Studio, on First Street.

Custom-made Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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HOBBS, DOUGHERTY & CO., 428 First, and southwest cor of °

San Fernando and Fourth Hutchinson, Robert, 274 Fourth McCrea, James, 230 First Thomas, Stillman, dwl 93 Fourth

Machinists. Carlsten, Charles, bds Atlantic House Conners, J. J., with Enright Day, E. M., with Enright Day, Harry, with Enright Erle, F., dw] 477 Market Fealey, Frank, dwl 374 Seventh Fisk, O. W., with Burkett & Metcalf Hanfmann, John, dwl 576 Second Hayford, EH. F., dwl 269 Julian Jones, G. A., dwl 426 Market Kennedy, Hugh, with Enright Kick, Fredk., with Enright Lee, J. H., dw] 489 San Antonio Longmore, Charles, with Enright Metcalf, S. A., at Burkett, Metcalf & Co. Mitchell, Henry, dwl 435 Third Vipond, Arthur, at 554 First Whitson, G. E., 493 St. John

Marble Yards, McCormack, J. & M., 656 First RUSSELL, M., 359 Santa Clara (see advertisement)

Mattressmakers.

Coupelon, G., 254 Market

Midwives.

Stutzbach, A. Mrs., 422 First

Milliners. Armstrong, M. Miss, 445 First Bassler, Alice Mrs., 278 Santa Clara Goeddel, M. H. Mrs., 290 First

- Linoberg, P. Mrs., 307 Market

Loryea, Sarah Mrs., 237 Santa Clara

McPherson, Naomi Miss, 290 First

Smith, E. C., Miss, 235 Santa Clara [stairs SPOTTISWOOD, MAGGIE A. Miss, 233 Santa Clara (up

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Moulders.

Clark, John, at Enright's Crittenden, C. P., at Enright's Hayes, H. C., at San José Foundry Roach, William, at Enright's

Nurseries.

Buck, William, southwest part of city, north of Willow street Elledge, L. B., 823 William

Lowe, James R., southwest cor of city, south of Willow street O'Donnell, William, 532 William

Pellier, Louis, 248 San Pedro

Sanderson, F., 595 Empire

Sweigert, Jonathan, 724 Julian

Nurses.

Bryan, Mary Mrs., dwl 466 Second

Jackson, Mary Mrs., at 830 Second . Nelson, Julia Mrs.,.dwl 484 Second Z Warhurst, Ann Mrs., dwi 486 San Carlos

White, Barbara, (widow) dw] 524 Sixth

Oculists and Aurists.

Anderson, Robert, 410 First BACKESTO, J. P., 253 Santa Clara (see card)

Opticians. Seguinard, Henry, 406 First

Painters, House, Sign, and Ornamental.

Bacon, John, 296 First

Blabon, F. O., dwl 252 Julian

Boardman, Charles, dwl 342 Martha

Bolton, James, dwl 431 Eighth

Bullard, James, 583 Marliere

Crary, James, dwl 418 Second

Craw, Edward, dwl 418 Second

Dodd, W. H. H., at 408 First

Falkner, J. F., dwl 490 Delmas Avenue 'Gourley, James, bds 328 San Fernando

Greeninger, A., at 8316 Second "

Gubbotti, A., at Youngberg's

Hamilton, Robert, dwl 415 Martha

Hanson, J. A. J., dwl 297 Tenth

Harris, Henry P., dwl 858 Second

HEERING is the Pioneer Artist in San José.

Pulverman's Policy Publicly Proclaimed.

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Hernandez, A., dwl 274 San Pedro Hogan, Henry, dwl 219 River Kennedy, Charles, at Youngberg's Lenzen, M., 269 First

Linville, P., at 408 First

Marsh, E. G., at 289 El Dorado McDermott, W., bds 268 First McGinley, John, dwl 269 Julian Mulvenna, James, at 408 First

Orr, Samuel, at 408 First

Pacheco, Lorenzo, dw] 586 Santa Clara Peck, Thomas W., dwl 451 First Riggs, R. H., at 269 First

RINALDO & JARMAN, 3815 Santa Clara Riordon, Michael, at 408 First Stedman, Joseph, at Youngberg's Wicks, A. L., bds New York Exchange Willey, C. F., 408 First

Wyman, Joseph, bds 420 Second Young, Hugh, at 265 First

Photographic Galleries.

Bearden, A. J., 245 Santa Clara, room 3 HEERING, JOHN H., 359 First (see advertisement) Wright, W. W., 284 Santa Clara

Physicians.

BACKESTO, J. P., 253 Santa Clara (see card) Baylis, A. W., 158 Santa Clara

Brown, J. Newton, 263 Santa Clara

Cary, L. H., 310 Second

Case, J. M., 393 First

Casara, V., 207 El Dorado

Cogfy, (Chinese) 444 First

Cory, A. J., 805 First

Cory, Benjamin, 393 First

D'Heirry, P., 305 First, room 3

Gibson, W. C., 233 Santa Clara INGERSOLL, T. J., 415 First JAMES, F. W., 249 Santa Clara, room 13 JOHNSON, T. D., 820 Santa Clara

Lee, M. W., 382 First

Lincoln, Oscar, 310 Second

Meade, E. S. Mrs., 270 Third

Metcalf, E., 217 San Augustin

O'BRIEN, P. M., 822 Santa Clara (see card)

Furnishing Goods Cheapest at PULVERMAN'S.

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Post, Lewis, dwl southwest cor of city

Sing, (Chinese) 368 Market

SPENCER, A.J., 310 Second

Stutzbach, F., 422 First

Thorne, W. 8., 263 Santa Clara

Turner, J., 284 Santa Clara

Voigt, C. B. F., 330 Fountain We-Car-Him-Boo-Tie, (Chinese) 268 El Dorado Willis, E. L. Mrs., 253 Santa Clara

Pianoforte Tuners.

BRADLEE, E. 8., 320 Third

Potteries. Steiger, A., 528 Main

Poultry, Game, Ete.

Fulton, R. J., 284 El Dorado HOWK, F. M., 833 San Fernando (see advertisement) ™ Hunt & "Baraco, 377 First

Printers, Book and Job.

JANUARY, WILLIAM A., 3138 Market OWEN & CO., J. J., 384 First YATES & YATES, 349 First

Produce.

CANAVAN, JAMES, 303 and 307 Lightston (see advertisement)

Railroad Companies. (No Office in City.)

Real Estate. Barker & Co., 8. A., 292 Santa Clara CHURCHILL, 8. W., 260 Santa Clara CLARK & CO., E. A., 253 Santa Clara (see card) CLAYTON, J. A., 260 Santa Clara Hayes & Co., N., 282 Santa Clara Higgins, T. J., 258 Santa Clara Platt, H. W., 289 Santa Clara - SAISSET, PEDRO DE, 284 Santa Clara

Restaurants.

BEGO, ANTONIO, 351 Market (see advertisement) ELITCH, John, 320 First and 294 Market (see advertisement)

Have your Residence taken by HEERING.

Ladies' Walking Boots at PULVERMAN'S.

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Gliubetich, M., 284 First

Humbert, C. E., 277 El Dorado ' Maronivich, Andrea, 274 Santa Clara Rand, Richard, 310 Market Rismondi, Luis, 335 First

Scholten, Henry, 281 Santa Clara Smith, M. R., 295 First

Steve, William, 270 Santa Clara

Sawing and Planing.

BURKETT, METCALF & CO., northwest cor San Fernando and Fourth (see advertisement) Froment, Eugene, 252 Autumn

Silver Platers.

PILLMAN, J. W. Mrs., 133 Santa Clara Rice, Z., 177 Seventh Stoddard, A. M., 646 Third

Soap Manufacturers.

Rudolph, A., 268 River

Sodamakers.

Doerr, P., 435 First Villa, L., 246 Market Winslow & Williams, 374 St. John

Stables, Livery.

Bethel, W. K., 489 First

Brohaska, G., 434 First

Carroll, William, 3653 First

CHURCH & WALLACE, 386 First (see advertisement) Dutech, Joseph, 264 San Pedro

Jewett, L. M., 240 First

Lemoine, Gambert & Co., northwest cor San Pedro and Santa Clara Martin, Calvin, 318 Santa Clara

Minahan, M., 271 First

Savidan, J., 212 Santa Clara

Stowe & George, 252 Santa Clara

_ WALSH, CHRISTOPHER, 261 First (see advertisement)

Welch, Pat., 875 First

Stair Builders. Drew & Mills, 413 San Fernando

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Stencil Cutters. Rice, Z., 177 Seventh

Stoves and Tinware.

Campbell, C. E., northeast cor Santa Clara and First CAMPBELL, MILTON, 395 First (see advertisement) Gebler, Theo., 256 Santa Clara

Klein & Co., 227 Santa Clara

STOCK, JOHN, 3876 First (see advertisement) WHITE, A. W., 333 Santa Clara

Surveyors.

Healy, Charles T., dwl 556 Second

Healy, L. B., dwl 556 Second

Krugel, Charles, bds New York Exchange Parker, A. H., at Court House = PIEPER, J. H., at City Hall

Tailors (Merchant),

Baxter, J. J., 354 First

Boheim, Joseph, with Heppe, bds 262 First Campbell, Murdock, 327 Santa Clara Durand, A., 266 El Dorado

Fischer, Peter, 441 First

Gresman, H., 309 Lightston

Gomez, M., 445 Market

HEPPE, CHARLES G., 2784 First (see advertisement) Hughes, Patrick, dw] 198 Santa Clara Kelly, Richard, 321 Santa Clara

Morris, B., 417 First

Northon, J. W., at 854 First

Perez, Refugio, 273 El Dorado

Sanchez, Eugenio, 443 Market

Schwartz, Lewis, 258 First

Villar, José M., 282 El Dorado

White, J. A., at 854 First

Witkowsky, E., 288 Santa Clara

Xavier, F., 282 El Dorado

Tanners and Tanneries,

Bergman, Charles, at 139 Garcia Alley Grozelier & Nelson, 137 Garcia Alley

Views of all kind can be had at HEERING'S Gallery.

Pulverman Positively Prohibits Palavering.

SAN JOSE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Jacobson, B., at 1389 Garcia Alley Shent, Elias, at 189 Garcia Alley Struven, B., at 189 Garcia Alley Swinson, Carl, at 189 Garcia Alley

Teachers, Music.

Emery, William, San José Institute Hamn, A. K. Mrs., 237 Third

Lewis, BJ. » (ot: & Mrs. ) 810 Second Merzebach, Felix, 330 Second POMEROY, EVERETT, 414 Second Schmidt, Ernst, 358 First

Schuck, "George M., 574 Second Stanley, O. N., 268 Third

Telegraph Offices. Western Union and State lines, 288 First

Tinners.

Badgley, Charles, 260 San Antonio Campbell, J. C., dwl 872 St. John Ehrenfeuster, Albert, 301 Santa Clara Godfrey, F. B., at Stock's Hartman, J. Ha at M. Campbell's Hirth, C., at Stock's

Hobrook, 40 F., at Stock's

Holt, George, dwl 268 First Lafond, Thomas, at Stock's Lamping, L. G., dwl 527 First Maffre, D., at Klein & Co's Maloney, P. , at M. Campbell's Raape, B. , at Stock's

Shoemaker, F., at 301 Santa Clara Smith, Thomas A. , at White's Stock, J. L., 876 First

Whitten, Volney, at White's Wilbur, F., at White's

Toys.

Gallopin, M. Mrs., 254 Santa Clara HARE, GEORGE H., 311 First (see advertisement) HARE, L. H., 392 First (see advertisement)

O'BRIEN, M., 387 First (see advertisement)

a 8 Boy's Clothing at PULVERMAN'S, 829 First Street. at PULVERMAN'S, 329 First Street.

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MORTON & 'CURTIS, 249 Santa Clara (see eee

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Translator.

Scull, Joseph H., 229 Market

Upholsterers. Humburg, Adam, dwl 568 Prevost King, W. S., 319 San Fernando Leonard, F. A., 269 First

Undertakers,

ALBON, EDWARD, 405 First (see advertisement) Lankford & Hasterday, 229 Santa Clara

Veterinary Surgeons,

Corning, T. J., 240 First Putney, C. M., 432 First Savidan, J., 212 Santa Clara Taylor, J. 8., 560 Sixth

Watchmakers and Jewelers,

Allison, W. D., with Lewis Chopard, L., dwl 189 San Carlos Kocher & Blauer, 382 First LEWIS, JACKSON, 259 Santa Clara (see advertisement) Lewis, W. A., at 259 Santa Clara Maubi, Eugene, dwl 246 San Pedro Silva, José, 411 First

Smith & Mitchell, 309 First

Veuve & Capt, 265 Santa Clara Worms, 8., 330 Market

Ynda, Y., 273 San Antonio

Water Works. SAN JOSE, office 274 San Antonio (A. L. Boggs, Superintendent)

Wood and Coal.

Garcin, A. & M., 344 Fourth

MERRITT, R. D., NE cor Santa Clara and Second (see adv't) Montoyo, Antonio, 626 Market

Ruiche, John, 374 Market

STEVENS & POUCHER, 270 San Pedro

Whittier, C. E., 416 Orchard

Wood Turners, Drew & Mills, 413 San Fernando

STREETS, AVENUES, AND SQUARES.

Almaden, W s First bet Oak and Willow

Autumn, 8 from Cinnabar to Alameda Road, W of River

Auzerais Avenue, E from Guadalupe River to Market, S of San Carlos

Balbach Avenue, E from Canoas Creek to Market, S of San Sal- vador Bestor Avenue, E from First to Whitney, S of Martha

Carlisle Avenue, E from River to Santa Teresa, S of San Augustin

Chaboya Alley, E from Guadalupe River to San Pedro, N of San Augustin

Colfax, E from Canoas Creek to First, S of Reed

Crittenden, S from St. James to Coyote River, S of Margaret, E of 'Thirteenth

Dame, E from Guadalupe River to Second, N of Julian Delmas Avenue, 8 from Santa Clara to William, W of River Divine, E from - to First bet Julian and St. James

East Square, bet Rosa, Eighth, and Seventh

Highteenth, S from Rosa to bet Mission and Taylor

Eighth, S from Rosa to 8 of Keyes

El Dorado, E from River to First bet Santa Clara and San Fer- nando

Eleventh, S from Taylor to S of Keyes

Emory, I from City Line to Guadalupe River, 8 of University Avenue

Empire, E from First to bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Fifteenth, S from Rosa to bet Margaret and Virginia

First, S from Rosa to S of Keyes

Fountain, E from First to Second bet Santa Clara and San Fer- nando

Fourteenth, S from Rosa to bet Margaret and Virginia

Fourth, S from Rosa to 8 of Keyes

Fox Avenue, Ei from San Pedro to First, S of Empire

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Garcia Alley, E from River to Guadalupe, S of San Fernando

Grant, E from Canoas Creek to First, N of Margaret

Guadalupe, on the W s of Market Square bet San Fernando and San Carlos

Hobson, E from Guadalupe River to First, N of Empire

Jackson, E from First to bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Julian, E from City Limits to Coyote River bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth

Keyes, E from First to Whitney, most Southern Street in Survey

Lightston, S from Santa Clara to El Dorado bet Market and First Locust, S from San Fernando to Garcia Alley bet River and Vine Love Island, bet the Canoas Creek and Guadalupe River

Main, S from Rosa to S of Keyes

Margaret, E from First to Sixteenth bet Reed and Virginia Market, S from Dame to Reed

Market Plaza, (Square) bet San José and Guadalupe, opp. Market Street

Market Place, (North) bet Third and Main, opp Jackson Street Marliere, runs South from Slough to William, E of Delmas Ave Martel, E from River to Santa 'Teresa, N of Santa Clara Martha, E from First to Sixteenth bet Virginia and Bestor Mission, E from First to 'l'enth

Montgomery, S from Julian to Alameda Road, W of Autumn

Ninth, S from Rosa to S of Keyes

Oak, E from Canoas Creek to First bet Martha and Bestor Orchard, S from San Fernando to S of Auzerais Avenue, bet Vine ed Market

Pacheco, S from Santa Clara to El Dorado, W of Market

Pleasant, S from Chaboya Alley to Santa Clara, E of River

Polhemus, E from City Limits to Guadalupe River

Pond, E from Canoas Creek to First bet Virginia and Martha

Prevost, S from Guadalupe River to William, W of River

Priest, S from St. James to S of Keyes bet Twelfth and Thir- teenth

Reed, E from First to Sixteenth

Reed's Reservation, bet Reed, Main, Virginia and Third River, S from Chaboya Alley to Gareia Alley

Rosa, E from First to Tenth (most Northern Street)

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San Antonio, E from San José to bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth

San Augustin, E from Western Limits to Market, N of St. John

San Carlos, E from Western Limits to bet Fourteenth and Fift- eenth

San Fernando, E from Delmas Avenue to Fourteenth

San José, on the Es of Market Square bet San Fernando and San Carlos

San Pedro, S from Taylor to Santa Clara, W of Market

San Salvador, E from Western Limits to Fourteenth

Santa Clara, E from Western Limits to bet Fourteenth and Fift- eenth

Santa Teresa, S from Chaboya Alley to Santa Clara, W of Sisters of Notre Dame

Second, S from Rosa to 8 of Keyes

Seventeenth, S from Rosa to bet Mission and Taylor

Seventh, S from Rosa to S of Keyes

Sixteenth, S from Rosa to bet Margaret and Virginia

Sixth, S from Rosa to § of Keyes

Spring, 8 from Rosa to Cinnabar

St. James, E from Market to bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth

St. James Square, bet St. James, Third, St. John and First

St. John, E from Market to Fifteenth

St. John Square, bet , Fourth, Mission and Third

State Square, bet Third and Fourth, opp Washington

Suiiol, E from City Limits to Guadalupe River, N of San Carlos

Taylor, E from First to E of Sixteenth

Tenth, S from Rosa to S of Keyes

Terraine, 8 from Dame to Julian, W of San Pedro Third, 8 from Rosa to 8 of Keyes

Thirteenth, S from Rosa to Martha

Twelfth, S from Rosa to Bestor

University Avenue, E from City Limits to Guadalupe River, N of Emory

Vine, 8 from El Dorado to 8 of Auzerais Avenue, W of Orchard Virginia, E from First to Thirteenth

Walnut, S from Slough to William, (most, Western Street) Washington, E from First to bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Washington Square, bet San Fernando, Seventh, San Carlos and Fourth

Whitney, S from St. James to Martha bet Eleventh and Twelfth William, E from City Limits to E of Fourteenth Willow, E from City Limits to First, N of Keyes Willow, (North) S from Emory to Polhemus, W of Guadalupe

River

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SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY.

NUMERICAL DIRECTORY OF STREETS, ETC.,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ESTABLISHED

SYSTEM OF NUMBERING.

THE initial points for numbering are: the City Limits, North and West, and intersecting with 300 at the Crossing of Santa Clara and First streets.

OS> For Alphabetical List of Streets and Avenues see page 175.

ALMADEN.

Runs East from the Canoas Creek. South. North. 238 Canoas Creek 227 300 First 299

AUTUMN.

Runs South from Cinnabar. West. East. 128 Cinnabar 127 152 Julian 151 238 San Augustin 237 272 Alameda Road 271

AUZERAIS AVENUE.

Runs East from Guadalupe River.

South. North. 162 Guadalupe River 161 166 Vine 165 192 Orchard 191 240 Market 239 BALBACH.

Runs East from Canoas Creek.

South. North. 162 Canoas Creek 161 280 Market 279 BESTOR. Runs East from First. South North. 322 First 321 342 Second 341 382 Third 381 422 Fourth 421 442 Main 441 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Righth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 580 Whitney 579

CARLISLE. Runs East from River. South. North, 122 River 121 142 Pleasant 141 160 Santa Teresa 159

CHABOYA ALLEY.

Runs East from River Guadalupe. South. North. 118 Guadalupe River 122 River 142 Pleasant 162 Santa Teresa 214 San Pedro

COLFAX.

Runs East from Canoas Creek.

South. North.

186 Canoas 185

300 First 299 CRITTENDEN.

Runs South from St. James.

West East. 202 St. James 201 252 St. John 251 302 Santa Clara 801 402 San Fernando 401 452 San Antonio 451 502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 551 602 William 601 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 684 Coyote Creek 683 DAME.

Runs East from Guadalupe River. South.

North. 110 Guadalupe River 109 192 Terraine - 216 215

San Pedro

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NUMERICAL DIRECTORY OF STREETS. L79 282 Old Market 281 | 192 Orchard 191. 302 First 801 | 242 Market 241 340 Second 339 | 300 First 299 DELMAS AVENUE. ELEVENTH. Runs South from Santa Clara. Runs South from Taylor. West. East. | West East. 302 Santa Clara 301 | 52 Taylor 51 - San Fernando 401 | 76 Jackson 75 452 Sufol 45] | 102 Empire 101 502 San Carlos 50] | 126 Washington 125 600 William 599 | 152 Julian 151 202 St. James 201 DIVINE. 252 St. John 251 i 802 Santa Clara 301 Runs East from land of Douglas. 402 San Pecando 41 eae. North. | 459 San Antonio 451 142 Land of Douglas 141 | 502 San Carlos 501 216 San Pedro 215 | 552 San Salvador 551 242 Market 241 | 602 William 601 300 First 299 | 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 EIGHTEENTH. 726 Martha 725 Runs South from City Limits. 752 Bestor 751 West. East. | 776 Keyes UES D) Rosa 1 | 786 South line of Survey 785 26 Mission 25 ' 36 Pioneer Homestead 85 EMORY. Runs East from City Limits. EIGHTH. South. North. Runs South from City Limits. 42 Mou! line a : 46 rin 4 - Ste pring' Lag ier a ee North Willow oA ' : 26 Mission 25 126 River Guadalupe 125 50 Taylor 49 EMPIRE. (and from) eget 102 Empire 101 Runs East from First. 126 Washington 125 | South. ; North. 152 Julian 151 | 302 First 301 202 St. James 201 | 342 Second 341 252 St. John 251 | 382 Third 381 302 Santa Clara 301 | 422 Fourth 421 402 San Fernando 401 | +42 Main 44] 452 San Antonio 451 | 462 Sixth 461 502 San Carlos 501 | 482 Seventh 481 552 San Salvador 551 | 502 Eighth 501 602 William 601 | 522 Ninth 521 652 Reed 65] | 542 Tenth 541 676 Margaret 675 | 562 Eleventh 561 702 Virginia 701 | 602 Twelfth 601 726 Martha 795 | 642 Thirteenth 641 752 Bestor 751 | 682 Fourteenth 681 7716 Keyes 775-| 722 Fifteenth 721 800 South line of § 799 | 762 Sixteenth 761 ie: nies 792 Pioneer Homestead 791 DORADO. ic ; e FIFTEENTH. Runs East from River Street. : Tone South. ; North. Runs South from City Limits. 122 River 121 | West. Last. 142 Locust | 141 2 Rosa 1 166 Vine 165

26 Mission 25

SAN JOSE

52 Taylor 51 76 Jackson 75 102 Empire 101 126 Washington 125 152 Julian 151 202 St. James 201 222 Coyote River 221 (and from)

632 Coyote River 631 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 690 Coyote River 689 FIRST.

Runs South from City Limits.

West. ast. _ Rosa 1 - Mission 25

- Taylor 51 - Jackson 75

80 Hobson - _ Empire 101 - Washington 125 152 Julian 151 178 Divine - 202 St. James 201 252 St. John 251 302 Santa Clara 301 352 El Dorado - 402 San Fernando 401 452 San Antonio 451 502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 551 602 William 601 - Reed 651 656 Colfax - 666 Grant - - _ Margaret 675 - Virginia 701 704 Pond ae - - Martha 725 728 Oak - - Bestor 751 754 Almaden - 758 Willow - - Keyes 775 - _ South line of Survey 799

FOUNTAIN.

Runs East from First to Second, bet Santa Clara and San Fernando sts.

FOURTEENTH. Runs South from City Limits.

West. East. 2 Rosa i 26 Mission 25 52 Taylor 51 76 Jackson 75 102 Empire 101 126 Washington 125 152 Julian 151

CITY DIRECTORY.

202 St. James 201 252 St. John 251 302 Santa Clara 301 402 San Fernando 401 452 San Antonio 451 502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 551 (and from) 571 Coyote River 571 602 William 601 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 684 Coyote River 683 FOURTH. Runs South from City Limits. West. East. 2 Rosa 1

26 Mission 25

52 Taylor 51

72 North Market Place 71

(and from)

82 North Market Place 8l 102 Empire 101 126 Washington 125 152 Julian ' 151 202 St. James 201 252 St. John 251 302 Santa Clara 301 402 San Fernando 401 452 San Antonio oa 502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 551 602 William 601 652 Reed 651

(and from) 702 Virginia 701 726 Martha 725 752 Bestor 751 776 Keyes 775 800 Southern line of Survey 799

FOX AVENUE. Runs East from San Pedro.

South. North. 216 San Pedro 215 300 First 299 GARCIA ALLEY. Runs East from River. South North. 136 River 185 142 Locust 141 166 Vine 165 192 Orchard 191 234 Guadalupe 233 GRANT.

Runs East from Canoas Creek. South. North. 174 Canoas Creek 173 300 First 299

NUMERICAL DIRECTORY OF STREETS.

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GUADALUPE.

Runs South from the North end and on the West side of Market Square to San Carlos Street, and is usually known as Market Street, and so treat-

ed in this work. HOBSON.

Runs East from Guadalupe River. South. North. 164 Guadalupe River 163 216 San Pedro 215 300 First 299

JACKSON. Runs East from First. South. North. 302 First 301 342 Second 341 380 Third 379 (and from) 442 Main 441 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 522 Ninth 521 562 Eleventh 561 602 Twelfth 601 642 Thirteenth 641 682 Fourteenth 68] 722 Fifteenth 721 762 Sixteenth 761 782 Pioneer Homestead 781 JULIAN. Runs East from Western limits.

South. North.

42 Western limits 41

64 Autumn 63 106 Guadalupe River 105 - Terraine 191 216 San Pedro 215 242 Market 241 302 First 301 342 Second 341 382 Third 3881 422 Fourth 421 442 Main 441 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Eighth 501 DoD Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 602 Twelfth 601 642 Thirteenth 641 682 Fourteenth 681 722 Fifteenth 721 762 Sixteenth 761 780 Coyote River 769

KEYES. e Runs East from First South. North. 302 First 301 342 Second 341 382 Third 381 422 Fourth 42] 442 Main 441 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Fighth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 580 Whitney 579 LIGHTSTON.

Runs South from Santa Clara. West. East. 302 Santa Clara 301 344 El Dorado 343

LOCUST.

Runs 'South from San Fernando.

West. East. 402 San Fernando 401 450 Garcia Alley 449

MAIN. Runs South from City Limits.

West. East. 2 Rosa 1 26 Mission 25 52 Taylor 51 76 Jackson 75 102 Empire 101 122 Land of Beattie 121 (and from) 142 Land of Beattie 141 152 Julian 151 202 St. James 201 252 St. John 251 302 Santa Clara 301 400 San Fernando 899 Washington Square. 502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 551 602 William 601 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 702 Virginia 701 725 Martha 724 752 Bestor 751 776 Keyes 775 800 South line.of Survey 799 MARGARET. Runs East from First.

South. North. 3802 First 301

182 SAN JOSE CITY DIRECTORY. 842 Second 341 MARTHA. 382 eas an 381 Runs East from First. (and from North: 442 meee aah a - " 314 First 318 462 Sixth 461 re 342 Second 341 482 Seventh 481] § 2 Third 38] 502 Eighth 501 | 38 us ss 522 Ninth 521 422 Fourth 421 442 Main 441 542 Tenth 541 ' 462 Sixth 461 562 Eleventh 561 ' F 482 Seventh 481 582 Whitney 581 502 Eichth BOL 602 Twelfth A as Noth ae 622 Priest 621i a5 Tenth ae 642 Thirteenth 641 | 2 ee : 5 562 Eleventh 561 662 Crittenden 661 f 582 Whitney 581 682 Fourteenth 681 : b 602 Twelfth 601 722 Fifteenth 721 aoe 760 Sixteenth 459 | 622 Priest 621 642 Thirteenth 641 662 Crittenden 661 LRN oe 682 Fourteenth 681 Runs South from Dame. 422 Fifteenth 721 West. East. | 760 Sixteenth 459 - OLD MARKET, 134 Dame 133 MISSION? « 150 Julian 149 Runs East from First. MASKER PROPER: South North. 152 Julian 151 cee d 801 - St. James 201 = Thisd 341 138 San Augustin apes F on s ve a St. John Fal) oes ee oe 302 Santa Clara 801 res Sixth 461 352 El Dorado 851 89 Secenth 481 402 San Fernando 401 9 i h h - San Antonio 651 es Ne i 501 450 Garcia Alley - Te on ae 502 San Carlos 501 sea 526 Auzerais Avenue - - « - San Salvador 551 MONTGOMERY. : 584 Balbach ee Runs South from Julian. we William 601 | West. East. - - Junction of First 615 | 152 Julian 151 650 Reed - - |) VRS San Augustin 237 264 Alameda Road 263 MARLIERE. Runs South from NINTH. West Bast Runs South from City Limits. 432 Slough 431 | West. Last. 452 Suiiol 451 2 Rosa 1 502 San Carlos 501) 26 Mission 25 552 San Salvador 551) 52 Taylor 51 600 William 699| 76 Jackson "5 102 Empire 101 MARTEL. 125 Washington 125 . 152 Julian 151 Runs East from River. 202 ee ee 901 South North. | 959 St. John 251 122 River 121 | 302 Santa Clara 301 142 Pleasant 141 | 402 San Fernando 401 160 Santa Teresa 159! 452 451

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502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 651 602 William 601 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 702 Virginia 701 726 Martha 725 152 Bestor 451 776 Keyes 775 786 South Line of Survey 785 OAK.

Runs East from Canoas Creek. South. North. 242 Canoas Creek 241 3800 First 299

ORCHARD.

Runs South from San Fernando.

West. East.

402 San Fernando 401

452 Garcia Alley 451

502 San Carlos 601

540 Auzerais Avenue 539

564 Terminus 563 PACHECO.

Runs South from Santa Clara. West. East. 802 Santa Clara 801 844 El Dorado 843

PLEASANT.

Runs South from Chaboya Alley.

West. East. 216 Chaboya Alley 215 238 San Augustin 237 266 Carlisle 265 286 Martel 285 800 Santa Clara 299 POLHEMUS. Runs East from City Limits. South. North. 42 Western Limits 41 48 Spring 4" _ - Willow (north) 93 144 Guadalupe River 148 POND.

Runs East from Canoas Creek. South. North. 242 Canoas Creek 241 300 First 299

PREVOST.

Runs South from Guadalupe River. West. East. 488 Guadalupe River 487 502 San Carlos 501

552 San Salvador 651 600 William 599 PRIEST.

Runs South from St. James.

Runs East from First.

South North. 802 First 301 342 Second 841 382 Third 381 422 Fourth 421 442 Main 441 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Fighth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 582 Whitney 581 602 Twelfth 601 622 Priest 621 642 Thirteenth 641 662 Crittenden 661 682 Fourteenth 681 722 Fifteenth 721 760 Sixteenth 159 RIVER.

Runs South from Chaboya Alley. West. Last. 216 Chaboya Alley 215 238 San Augustin 237 266 - Carlisle 265 286 Martel 285 802 Santa Clara 301 - El Dorado 351 402 San Fernando 401 450 Garcia Alley 449 ROSA.

Runs East from First.

South. North.

802 First

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842 Second - - 882 Third - 422 Fourth a 442 Main - 462 Sixth a 482 Seventh - - 502 Eighth - 522 Ninth - 540 Tenth +

SAN ANTONIO. Runs East from Market Square.

South, North. 258 San José 257 802 First 801 842 Second 341 382 Third 381 420 Fourth 419 (and from) 482 Seventh 481 502 Eighth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 582 Whitney. 581 602 Twelfth 601 622 Priest 621 642 Thirteenth 641 662 Crittende; 661 682 Fourteen 681 696 Coyote River 695

SAN AUGUSTIN. Runs East from Western Limits.

South. North. 42 Western Limits 4] 44 Montgomery 43 66 Autumn 65

122 River 121

142 Pleasant p 141

162 Santa Teresa 161

216 San Pedro 215

240 Market 239

SAN CARLOS.

Runs East from Western Limits.

South. North. 42 Walnut 41 62 Delmas Avenue 61 82 Marliere 81

102 Prevost 101

142 Locust 141

166 Vine 165

192 Orchard 191

242 Market 241

802 First 801

842 Second 341

382 Third 381

422 Fourth 421

442 Main 441

462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Eighth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 582 Whitney 581 602 Twelfth 601 622 Priest 621 642 Thirteenth 641 662 Crittenden 661 682 Fourteenth 681 696 Coyote River 6945 SAN FERNANDO. Runs East from Delmas Avenue.

South. North.

62 Delmas Avenue 61 122 River 121 146 Locust 145 162 Vine 161 192 Orchard - 242 Market 241 3802 First ' 801 342 Second 341 482 Third 381 422 Fourth 421 - Main 441 - - Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Eighth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 582 Whitney 581 602 Twelfth 601 622 Priest 621 642 Thirteenth 641 662 Crittenden 661 680 Fourteenth 679

SAN JOSE.

Runs South from the North end, and on the East side of Market Square to San Carlos Street, and is usually known as Market Street, and so treated in this Work.

SAN PEDRO. Runs South from Taylor.

West Last. 52 Taylor 51 80 Hobson 79

(and from)

110 Land of Lick 109

114 Fox Avenue 113

134 Dame 1338

152 Julian 151

178 Divine 177

237 San Augustin 237

300 Santa Clara 299

NUMERICAL DIRECTORY OF STREETS.

SAN SALVADOR,

Runs East from Western Limits.

South, North.

42 Walnut 41

62 Delmas Avenue 61

82 Marliere 81 102 Prevost 101 156 Guadalupe River 155

(and from)

266 Market 263 802 First 801 342 Second 841 882 Third 381 422 Fourth 421 442 Main 441 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Eighth 501 622 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 582 Whitney 581 602 Twelfth 601 622 Priest 621 642 Thirteenth 641 662 Crittenden 661 680 Fourteenth 679

SANTA CLARA. Runs East from Western Limits.

South. North. 42 St. Mary - 62 Delmas Avenue 61

122 River 121

- Pleasant 141

- Santa Teresa 161

216 San Pedro 215

234 Pacheco -

242 Market 241

258 Lightston - -

802 First 801

842 Second 341

882 Third 881

422 Fourth 421

442 Main 44]

462 Sixth 461

482 Seventh 481

502 Eighth 501

522 Ninth 521

542 Tenth 541

562 Eleventh 561

582 Whitney 581

602 Twelfth 601

622 Priest 621

642 Thirteenth 641

662 Crittenden 661

682 Fourteenth 681

688 The Bridge 687

SANTA TERESA. Runs South from City Limits.

Chaboya Alley

238 San Augustin 237 266 Carlisle - 286 * Martel - 800 Santa Clara 299. SECOND. Runs South from City Limits. West. East. 2 Rosa 1 26 Mission 25 52 Taylor 51 "6 Jackson (hs 102 Empire 101 126 Washington 125 152 Julian 161 200 St. James 199 (and from) 252 St. John 251 802 Santa Clara 3801 322 Fountain - 402 San Fernando 401 452 San Antonio 451 502 San Carlos 5601 552 San Salvador 551 602 William 601 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 702 Virginia 701 726 Martha 425 "52 Bestor 761 776 Keyes 4715 800 End of Survey 199 SEVENTEENTH. Runs South from City Limits. West. : East. 7 Rosa 1 26 Mission 25 40 Pioneer Homestead 89 SEVENTH. Runs South from City Limits. West. East. 2 Rosa 1 26 Mission 25 52 Taylor 51 "6 Jackson 1h) 102 Empire 101 126 Washington 125 152 _ Julian 151 202 St. James 201 252 St. John 251 302 Santa Clara 801 402 San Fernando 401 452 San Antonio 451 502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 551 602 William 601 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675

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702 Virginia 701 726 Martha 425 752 Bestor 751 776 Keyes 775 800 End of Survey 199 SIXTEENTH. Runs South from City Limits. West East. 2 Rosa is 26 Mission 25 52 Taylor 51 76 Jackson 7 102 Empire 101 126 Washington 125 152 Julian 151 202 St. James 201 218 Coyote River 217 (and from) 642 Coyote River 641 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 678 Coyote River 677 SIXTH. Runs South from City Limits. West. East. 2 Rosa 1 26 Mission 25 52 Taylor 51 76 Jackson 75 102 Empire 101 126 Washington 125 152 Julian 151 202 St. James 201 252 St. John 251 302 Santa Clara 301 400 San Fernando 399 (and from) 502 San Carlos 501 552 San Salvador 551 602 William 601 652 Reed 651 676 Margaret 675 702 Virginia 701 726 Martha 425 452 Bestor 751 776 Keyes "15 800 End of Survey 799 SPRING. Runs South from City Limits. West. East, 2 City Limits aed 4 Hedding 20 University Avenue 19 36 Emory 35 48 Ashbury 62 Polhemus 61 128 Cinnabar 127

ST. JAMES. Runs East from Market.

South. North. 242 Market "PLY 3802 First 301 342 Second 341 882 Third 381 422 Fourth 421 442 Main 44] 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Eighth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 | 562 Eleventh 561 582 Whitney - | 602 Twelfth 601 622 Priest - - 642 Thirteenth 641 662 Crittenden - 682 Fourteenth 681 722 Fifteenth 721 740 Coyote River 739

ST. JOHN.

Runs East from Market. South North. 242 Market 241 802 First 301 842 Second 341 382 Third 881 422 Fourth 421 442 Main 441 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 502 Eighth 501 522 Ninth 521 542 Tenth 541 562 Eleventh 561 582 Whitney 581 602 Twelfth 601 622 Priest _ 621 642. Thirteenth 641 662 Crittenden 661 682 Fourteenth 681 720 Fifteenth 719 SUNOL. Runs East from City Limits.

South. North. 42 Walnut 41 62 Delmas Avenue 61 82 Marliere 81 102 River Guadalupe 101

TAYLOR.

Runs East from First.

South. North. 302 First 301 342 Second 341

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Ne 382 Third 881 | 252 St. John 251 422 Fourth 421} 802 e« Santa Clara 801 442 Main 441 | 402 San Fernando 401 462 Sixth 461 | 452 San Antonio 451 482 Seventh 481 | 502 San Carlos 501 - Eighth 501 | 552 San Salvador 551 522 Ninth 521 | 602 William 601 - Tenth 541 | 652 Reed 651 562 Eleventh 561 | 676 Margaret 675 602 Twelfth 601 | 702 Virginia 701 642 Thirteenth 641 | 726 Martha 125 682 Fourteenth 681 | 752 Bestor 451 722 Fifteenth 721 | 776 Keyes 75 762 Sixteenth 761 | 800 South Line of Survey 799 772 Pioneer Homestead U71 THIRTEENTH. TENTH. Runs South from City Limits. Runs South from City Limits. West. East. West. East. 2 Rosa 1 2 Rosa 1| 26 Mission 25 26 Mission 25 | 52 Taylor 51 52 Taylor eit) 03 Jackson 45 (and from) 102 Empire 101 102 Empire 101 | 126 Washington 125 125 Washington 125 | 152 Julian 151 152 Tulian 151 | 202 St. James 201 202 St. James 201 | 252 St. John mol 259 Se John 951 | 302 Santa Clara 801 802 Santa Clara 301 | 402 San Fernando 401 402 San Fernando 401 | 452 San Antonio 451 452 San Antonio 451 | 002 San Carlos 501 502 San Carlos 50] | 552 San Salvador 551 552 San Salvador 551 | 602 William 601 602 William 601 | 652 Reed 651 652 Reed 65] | 676 Margaret 675 676 Margaret 675 702 Virginia 401 702 Virginia ior | 124 Martha 728 roe ' mle "16 Keyes "75 | Runs South from City Limits. 786 South Line of Survey 785 | est. a 2 Rosa 1 TERRAINE. 26 Mission 25 2 52 Taylor 51 He Runs South from Dame. ee Pea Ie "5 134 Dame 133 a ee 107 152 Julian 151 126 Washington 125 eo 152 Julian 151 202 St. James 201 THIRD. 253 St. Jobn 251 Runs South from City Limits. 302 Santa Clara 301 West. East. | 402 San Fernando 401 2 'Rosa 1 | 452 San Antonio 461 26 Mission 25 | 502 San Carlos 501 52 Taylor 51 | 552 San Salvador 551 46 Jackson 75 602 William 601 102 Empire 101 | 652 Reed 661 120 Ns State Square 119 | 676 Margaret 675 132 Ss State Square 131 | 702 Virginia 701 152 Julian 151 | 726 Martha 125 202 St. James 201 | 750 Bestor "49

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UNIVERSITY AVENUE: 22 Fifteenth 721 Runs East from City Limits. 762 Sixteenth 761 Woutke North, | 799 Coyote River 789 42 Western Limits 41 46 Spring 45 WHITNEY. 118 River Guadalupe 117 Runs South from St. James. West. East. VINE. 202 St. James 201 Runs South from El Dorado. 252 St. John 251 West. East. | 802 Santa Clara 301 359 F) Tigtado 351 402 San Fernando 401 rea he San Antonio 451 402 San Fernando 401 | -o9 San. Carl 501 452 Garcia Alley zs | eee an ae oe a 502 San Carlos 601 | 28 re ae Ae 552 Auzerais Avenue 551 ee a cae one 572 Terminus Diliies ¢ ~ 676 Margaret 675 702 Virginia "01 VIRGINIA © : 724 Marth 723 Runs East from First. ae South, North. WILLIAM. oe eee a a Runs East from City Limits. 382 Third 381 South, % North. 422 Fourth - 421| 42 Walnut 41 442 Main 441 | 62 Delmas Avenue 61 462 Sixth 461 | 82 Marliere 81 482 Seventh 48] | 102 Prevost 101 502 Eighth 501 (and from) 522 Ninth 521 | 290 Market 287 542 Tenth 541 302 First 301 562 Eleventh 561 | 3842 Second 341 582 Whitney 581 | 882 Third 381 602 Twelfth 60] | 422 Fourth 421 622 Priest 621 | 442 Main 441 640 Thirteenth 639 | 462 Sixth 461 482 Seventh 481 WALNUT. | 502 Eighth 501 Runs South from a Slough. orn aks 521 West East. ms enth 541 438 Sloasl: 434 562 Eleventh 561 452 a dst | 582 Whitney 581 ' 2 502 San Carlos 501 | a Eletaiie: pe 552 San Salvador 551 | g4o9 Thirtcenth 641 600 William 599 . 662 Crittenden 661 J 682 Fourteenth 681 WASHINGTON. 692 Coyote River 691 Runs East from First. South. North. WILLOW. 302 First 301 Runs East from City Limi y Limits. eee er from) afl South North. 482 Seventh 482 | 42 Western Limits 41 502 Eighth 501 | 800 First 299 522 Ninth 521 642 Tenth 541 WILLOW. (North.) 562 Eleventh 561 Runs South from Emory. 602 Twelfth 601 | West. East. 642 Thirteenth 641] 36 Emory 35 682 Fourteenth 681 | 60 59

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MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT, ETC.

PUBLIC SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.

Board of Education.

Jackson Lewis, Dr. Benjamin Cory, George Evans, J. Rouse, S. N. Johnston, and S. W. Churchill. J. Rouse, Clerk of the Board.

Charles Silent, Superintendent and ex officio President of the Board of Education.

There are two Terms in the year. The first Term commences on the Monday in July nearest the twenty-fifth, and continues five months ; the second Term commetces on the Monday in January nearest the eighth, and continues six months. School-hours, nine to twelve and one to four.

Santa Cxiara Srreet ScHoor. - Location, north side of Santa

Clara Street between Sixth and Seventh.

James B. Finch, Principal and Teacher of High School.

F. M. Crossett and Sarah M. Gunn, Teachers of Grammar School.

Stephen McPherson and Miss H. C. Folger, Teachers of Higher Intermediate.

Misses M. J. Gould and B. M. Lawrey, Teachers of Lower Inter- mediate.

Miss Sallie B. Webb, Teacher of Primary School.

Pupils enrolled, five hundred and ninety-four.

WasHINGTON SQuaRE ScHooL. - Location, northeast corner of San Carlos and Fourth Streets. Miss Fannie M. Price, Principal. Dora K. Crittenden, Assistant. Pupils enrolled, one hundred and four.

Sr. James Square ScHoort. - Location, St. James Square. Miss Flora E. Smith, Principal. Miss A. M. Stowe, Assistant. Pupils enrolled, ninety-eight.

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Market SQuaRE ScHOOL. - Location, northwest corner of San Car- los and Market streets. Mrs. E. J. Bassett, Principal. Miss Ella Bassett, Assistant. Pupils enrolled, ninety-five.

THIRTEENTH STREET SCHOOL. - Location, west side of Thirteenth Street between Julian and Washington. Miss Anna C. Holmes, Principal. Pupils enrolled, fifty-one.

CoLorep ScHooL. - Location, east side of Fourth Street between Reed and William. Rev. P. W. Cassey, Principal. Pupils enrolled, forty-four.

Vocat Music for all Schools - Mrs. A. M. Hamm, Teacher.

EXPENDITURES for the year ending December 31st, 1869:

Salaries af Teachers ..< osmesss ese bal oe $14,594 80 Servicesol Janitors ss. serene rae you 953 10 Salary of Superintendent of Schools............. 300 00 Salary of Clerk of Board of Education .......... 150 00 Maps, Stationery, and Printing:........10...... 1,070 05 Furniture: ccs se ere ines «PEO ne 207 51 Pueltand Water:.:..teaemecs ete oe ee ee 820 91 Rent oft Organs weiner a ie Gee ee 10 00 Rent of Picnic Grounds, (John Cook)........... 15 00 Cleaning Cesspoold: «<< sc act tae ass 0 a oe 33 00 aking *SchooltC@enstancco. see. a ae 66 00 Services of Board of Examiners...............- 180 00 TnsuranGes,. ack. eet aga coe ee ele PaghUL OAS Services of Officers of Election................. 12 00 Repatring gsc peu a5 5 teas are ON ue aes 5 aie ee 354 35 Graditig, Schocl* Lots) <. wact ces. 5. ee eee 846 25 Sandriescn.554 So eo ss ces ot ee 56 77

otal PAS. Gee ee enw ene re ee $19,441 03

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

VOLUNTEER. - Consists of two engines, and one Hook and Ladder Company, comprising two hundred active members.

Officers - James V. Tisdall, Chief Engineer; Joseph Ingham, Assistant Engineer.

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Board of Delegates - B. Ward, President; W. J. Colahan, Secre-' tary; Adam Holloway, Treasurer. ~

Members. - W. J. Colahan, P. Maloney, and J. Patton, (Hook and Ladder Company No. 1); T. Brady, D. M. Smith, and B. Ward, (Empire Engine Company No. 1); A. Greeninger, A. Holloway, and S. B. Jacobs, (Torrent Engine Company No. 2).

Hoox anp LAppgerR Company No 1. - Location, 375 Second St. John T. Colahan, Foreman; William Waters, First Assistant; A. Voisard, Second Assistant; W. J. Colahan, Secretary; J. H. Pieper, Treasurer.

Empire EncineE Company No. 1. - Location, 875 Second Street. D. A. Leddy, Foreman; John Dooremaalen, First Assistant ; Martin S. Mahlke, Second Assistant; Lewis Schoen, Secretary; D. M. Smith, Treasurer.

Torrent ENGINE Company No. 2. - Location, 325 Lightston Street. J. C. Gerdes, Foreman; C. Treischman, First Assistant; B. DeComan, Second Assistant ; S. B. Jacobs, Secretary ; William Petry, Treasurer.

LocaTION OF CISTERNS AND HypRANTS. - Cisterns. - At crossings of Santa Clara and Market, Santa Clara and First, San Fernando and Market, San Fernando and First, San Antonio and Second, and San Augustin and Market streets. On Lightston Street, opposite Engine House.

Hydrants - - On the east side of First Street, opposite El Dorado Street; and on the corners of First and San Carlos, First and St. John, San Fernando and Third, and Third and San Carlos streets.

MILITARY.

San Jose Zouaves. - Meet at Armory Hall on the first Thursday evening of each month. Company Drill every Thursday evening, at half past seven o'clock.

Theodore C. Winchell, Captain; W. T. Adel, Secretary.

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CHURCHES.

Baptist.

Rev. E. D. Simons, pastor; location, Second Street corner of San Antonio. TPastor's residence, 439 Second Street near the Church.

This Church is capable of accommodating about two hundred and fifty persons; regular services on the Sabbath 'at eleven o'clock a.m. and at half past seven P.M.

About one hundred and sixty children attend the Sabbath School, attached to this Church, under the superintendence of Mr. F. E. Adams. Number of teachers, sixteen. Number of volumes in Sabbath School Library, four hundred.

Methodist Episcopal Church.

Rev. W. J. Maclay, pastor; location, 290 Second Street between St. John and Santa Clara.

This is a new Church, erected during the past year, to*supply the place of the one burned in February last.

This Church is capable of accommodating about seven hundred per- sons; regular services on the Sabbath at eleven o'clock a. m., and at half past seven P.M.

The Sabbath School attached to this Church has an average attend- ance of about one hundred and seventy-five scholars, under the super- intendence of Mr. C. C. Stephens.

Methodist Episcopal Church - German.

Rev. C. H. Afflerbach, pastor.

Regular services at present held in the City Hall, at a quarter belts eleven o'clock a.M., and at seven o'clock P.M.

Sabbath School attached to this Church, at nine o'clock in the morn- ing, numbering about one hundred and twenty-five scholars. Number of teachers, twelve; superintendent, Mr. F. Kuchenbeiser. Number of volumes in Sabbath School Library, five hundred.

This society is building a Church at 362 Third Street, which is ex- pected to accommodate a congregation of about three hundred.

Meeting House, Denomination of Friends.

Location, St. John Street cor Ninth.

Regular services on the Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.m. Sabbath School at ten o'clock a.m.; J. Hobson, teacher. Number of scholars, fifteen. Small library.

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Presbyterian Church.

Rev. W. Alexander, pastor; location, 271 Second Street. Pastor's residence, 144 First.

This Church is capable of accommodating about five hundred persons. Regular services every Sabbath morning at eleven o'clock, and evening at half past seven o'clock. Attached to this Church is a flourishing Sabbath School, numbering about two hundred scholars, under the

superintendence of Mr. George H. Hare. Number of volumes in Sabbath School Library, six hundred.

St. Phillip's Episcopal Mission (Colored).

Rev. P. W. Cassey, Missionary in charge. Services at Phoenixonian Hall, San Antonio Street cor Third, at eleven o'clock A.M., and at five o'clock p.m. Sunday School, at four o'clock p.m. Number of scholars, thirty-eight ; number of teachers, five; Jacob Overton, superintendent.

Roman Catholic Church.

Rev. D. Kenny, pastor; Rev. Antonio Goets, first assistant, and Rev. B. Picardo (Spanish), second assistant. Location, San Fernando Street cor Market.

The building is capable of accommodating about six hundred persons. Regular services, daily at half past six o'clock a.m.; Sunday, at six and half past six o'clock 4.M., and at nine o'clock a.M., (for Spanish) ; and at half past ten o'clock a.m., and at half past seven o'clock P.m., (for English). Sunday School, at two o'clock. Number of scholars, forty, in charge of the pastor.

Trinity Church, Episcopal.

Rey. E. S. Peake, rector; location, cor St. John and Second Streets.

This Church seats about three hundred persons. Regular services, on the Sabbath, at eleven o'clock A.m., and at seven o'clock pM. A Sunday School, with about seventy scholars, is held every Sabbath at. two o'clock P.m., in the Church; Rev. E. S. Peake, superintendent. Number of volumes in Sunday School Library, three hundred.

Zion Methodist Episcopal Church (Colored).

Rev. A. Stevens, pastor; location, San Antonio Street cor Fourth.

Regular services, on the Sabbath, at half past eleven o'clock a.xt., and at seven o'clock P.M.

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ASSOCIATIONS.

Masonic.

San Jose Lopes No. 10, F. anp A. M., (San JosE). - Date of Charter, November 28th, 1850. Nights of meeting, first and third Monday of each month.

Officers - Henry O. Weller, W. M.; D. S. Payne, S. W.; C. F. Willey, J.W.; James Ingham, Treasurer; Edward Halsey, Secretary;

, Chaplain; J. C. Gerdes, S. D.; W. N. Castle, J. D.; W. T. Adel, Marshal; W. J. Wilcox and A. Hinklebein, Stewards ; Jacob Moser, Tyler.

Past Masters - Benjamin Cory, Joseph J. Menefee, John B. Hew- son, (P. J. G. W.); William A. January, Henry J. Haskell, and Henry O. Weller.

Present number of members, one hundred and twenty-four.

Santa Ciara LopGE No. 34, F. anp A. M., (Santa,CLara ). - Date of Charter, May 6th, 1853. Night of meeting, first Saturday on or before the full moon.

Officers - E. T.- Starr, W. M.; P. B. Holmes, S. W.; R. F. Mott, J. W.; C. Peebles, Treasurer; William A. Pitt, Secretary ; William Crowther, S. D.; B. F. Stinson, J. D.; James Shoemaker, Tyler.

Past Masters - John Cook, A. Jones Jackson, D. W. Herrington, William W. Kingsbury, H. McCall, and Emmon T. Starr.

Keita Lopce No. 187, F. anp A. M., (Gitroy). - Date of Charter, October 15th, 1868. Night of meeting, third Saturday in each month.

Officers George H. Gilbert, W. M.; Heylen B. Harris, S. W. ; Henry Wangenheim, J. W.; Morris Ernstein, Treasurer; John R. Eardley, Secretary ; Charles P. Schneider, S. D.; George Y. Clarke, J. D.; John M. Keith, Marshal; Thomas S. Oldham and A. Warthen, Stewards ; Joseph C. Woods, Tyler.

Past Masters - John M. Keith, Henry W. Briggs, and George H. Gilbert.

Number of members, sixty-three.

Mountain View Lopce No. 194, F. anp A. M., (Mountain Virw). - Date of Charter, October 14th, 1869. Night of meeting, first Tuesday prior to the full moon.

Officers. - George W. Smith, W. M.; William Eppeheimer, S. W.; George W. Davis, J. W.; Samuel Weilheimer, Treasurer; George

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D. Gleason, Secretary: Gilbert Shore, S. D.; William Dale, J. D.; . Wesley Galimore, Chaplain; Richard Sore and Henry McClarey, Stewards; Christian Meyers, Tyler.

Past Master - George W. Smith.

Number of members, twenty-five,

Howarp Cuapter No. 14, Roya Arca Masons, (San Jose). - Date of Charter, May 3d, 1856. Nights of meetin fourth Monday of each month.

Officers. - Jared Turner, H. P.; H. O. Weller, K.; J. W. Watson, S.; J.C. Gerdes, C.H.; J. Y. Brown, P.S.; W.J. Wilcox, R. A. C.; J. W. Johnson, G. M., 3d V.; Nelson Dennis, G. M., 2d V.; P. B., Holmes, G. M., Ist V.; Donald McKenzie, Treasurer; William A. January, Secretary ; Jacob Moser, Sentinel.

Past High Priests - John B. Hewson, Jared Turner, and William A. January.

Number of members, fifty.

g, second and

Odd Fellows.

San Jose Lover No. 34, I. O. O. F., (San Jose). - Date of Charter, December 30th, 1854, Night of meeting, every Wednesday.

Officers. - Albert Lake, J. P. G.; W. H. Collins, N. G.; F. E. Spencer, V. G.;. L. M. Jewett, R.S.; G. W. Zimmer, P. S.; Lewis Schoen, Treasurer ; Jacob Moser, Warden; ID. Gerdes, (P. G.) Con- ductor; J. Y. Brown, (P. G.) R.S.N. G.; E. Cullity, L. S. N. G.; N. Kline, R.S. V. G.; J. C. Gerdes, L.S. V. G.; Joseph Ingham, R.S.S.; S. F. Biebrach, L.S.S.; Joseph Hodgett, O. G.; Chris. Schmidt, I. G.

Past Grands. - John B. Hewson, Ralph Lowe, William A. Lewis, A. T. Coddington, H. H. Winchell, Thomas Whaland, D. Gerdes, C. A. Hunt, C. Niple, J. Y. Brown, Joseph W. Johnson, and A. Lake.

Number of members, one hundred and thirty.

Santa Ciara Lover, No. 52, I. O. O. F., (Sanra Crara). - Date of Charter, January 18th, 1856. Night of meeting, every Tuesday.

Officers - - - __ - -, J. P. G.; Noah Palmer, (P. G.) N. G.; N. W. Stephens, (P. G.) V. G.; C. C. Morse, R. S.; J. M. Billings, Cea.) peasy BoC. i irank,(Ps G.) Treasurer; Joseph B. Mullen,

O. G.; G. W. Lewis, I. G.; John Netty, (P. G.) Warden; Nathaniel Cook, (P. G.) Conductor; H. H. Roper, (P..G.) R. S. N. G.; B. F. Watkins, L. S. N. G.; F. A. Brimblecom, R. S. V. G.; W. H. Dilks, L. S.'V. G.; C. E. Shields, R. §. S.; K. C. Phelps, L. S. S.

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Past Grands. - J. H. Morgan, Nathaniel Cook, A. Madan, J. H. Dibble, Samuel Morrison, J. F. Gosby, J. M. Billings, L. Robinson, M. W. Whittle, John West, Milton Beck, F. C. Frank, Henry Hoppel, W. H. Stephens, John Hetty, R. H. Dibble, T. H. Sinex, J. G. Bar- ney, H. H. Roper, E. W. King, C. L. Fisher, S. M. Veach, and Noah Palmer.

Number of members, one hundred and seven.

GarpEN City Loper No. 142, I. 0. O. F., (San Jose). - Date of Charter, March 20th, 1868. Night of meeting, every Friday.

Officers. - A. R. Manley, J. P. G.; D. C. Vestal, N. G.; D. J. Porter, V. G.; George Pomeroy, P. S.; C. W. Pomeroy, Treasurer ; William Grant, Warden; S. A. Barker, Conductor; H. C. Hayes, O. Giz D., Ackerman, 1 GajaRs Scottie PG.) ReaSeNaGv real Eaton, (P. G.) L.S. N. G.; J. H. Miller, R. S. V. G.; E. Behrendt, L. 8S. V. G.; J. R. Brierly, R.S.8.; J.J. Conner, L. S. S.

Past Grands. - R. S. Carter, George D. Dornin, C. C. Cook, George Klein, R. Scott, C. W. Pomeroy, and C. P. Eaton. Be

Number of members, one hundred and seventeen.

Gitroy LopGe No. 154, I. O. O. F., (Gu-roy). - Date of Charter, March 23d, 1869. Night of meeting, every Tuesday.

Officers. - H. W. Briggs, J. P. G.; Amos Robinson, N. G.; W. L. Hoover, V. G.; A. A. Wilson, (P. G.) R. S.; C. P. Johnson, (P. G.) Treasurer; R. H. McIlroy, Warden ; H. D. Van Schaick, Conductor ; J. J. Dorland, (P. G.) R. S. N. G.; Thomas Darrough, (P. G.) La S.N. G.; W.N. Furlong, R.S8.VaG.5 6.3 Dash; LS. V. G3 J. F. Freeman, R. 8. 8.; A. J. Myers, L. S.8.; J. H. Dunham, O. G.; - _ - _ - , J..G.

Past Grands. - H. W. Briggs, C. P. Johnson, Thomas Darrough, A. A. Wilson, C. Finley, J. M. Einfalt, J. J. Dorland, Frank Smith, and Z. Pierce.

Number of members, forty-eight.

Santa CLara Encampment No. 82, I. 0.0. F., (Santa Ciara): - Instituted, December 12th, 1868. Nights of meeting, first and third Fridays of each month.

Charter Members. - Nathaniel Cook, J. M. Billings, S. M. Veach, F. C. Franck, Henry Hoppel, A. Madan, J. H. Dibble, and John West.

Officers - S. M. Veach, C. P.; J. H. Dibble, H. P.; H. Hoppel, S.W.; C. C. Morse, J. W.; Samuel Morrison, Scribe; F. C. Franck, Treasurer: Nathaniel Cook, (P. C. P.) Guide; John Hetty, Sentinel ; J. M. Billings, (P. C. P.) Ist W.; John West, 2d W.; F.C. Franck,

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3d W.; A. Madan, 4th W.; J. M. Case, G. of Tent; H. N. Whit- . comb, G. of Tent.

Past Chief Patriarchs. - Nathaniel Cook, E. W. King, J. M. Bil- lings.

EK. W. King, D. D. G. P.

Number of members, forty-three.

Red Men.

San Jose Stamm No. 77, U. O. R. M., (San JosE). - Date of Charter, March 18th, 1865. Night of meeting, every Thursday.

Officers. - C. Schmidt, O. Chief; P. Doer, N. Chief; M. Blumen- thal, B. Chief; M. Koppel, P.; F. Otter, S.; F. Raux, A. S.; L. Krumb, T.

Past Chiefs. - D. Gerdes, L. Schoen, A. Holloway, F. Raux, L. Krumb, H. Foertsch, V. Humburg, I. Simons, C. Treschman, C. Doer, and M. Koppel.

Number of members, fifty.

Improved Order of Red Men.

This organization is a secret, benevolent, and protective society, like the similar co-fraternities - the Masonic and Odd Fellows. It claims to be purely American in its origin and growth, though there is indis- putable evidence of the existence of a similar society prior to and dur- ing the revolutionary war; yet the present organization deems it unim- portant to go back farther than the war of 1812-13, during which it was organized in Fort Mifflin on the Delaware River, by Capt. James N. Barker and Lieut. Williams, as alpolitical society, to unite in patri- otic bonds the then divided soldiery of the garrison. It had the desired effect, and harmony prevailed where before discord threatened open rebellion. It was named the Society of Red Men, to make it as distinctively American - as the Indian was the aborigine of the conti- nent, and his many quaint emblems and customs gave foundation for a natural and poetical ritual. Farther than this, its name in no wise connects it with the Indian race. Capt. Barker subsequently became Mayor of the City of Philadelphia, while Lieut. Williams fell in the defense of his country at Fort Erie. With the close of the war the society naturally died out. In a short time, however, it was revived in different sections of the country, by members of the disbanded garrison. Early in 1821 it began to attract considerable attention, and the various Tribes or Lodges effected a Union. A great council was soon after forméd, and the political complexion of the Order entirely abolished, the ritual was reformed, and a code of uniform laws adopted. It was ©

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then made purely fraternal and benevolent, and the title "Improved Order of Red Men" adopted. Lately an unfortunate division took place, giving rise to the Independent or United Order of Red Men, which works only in the German language, while the Improved or original Order work in both German and English.

At present the Order is in a very flourishing condition, having the national headquarters at Philadelphia. The Great Council of Califor- nia has its headquarters at San Francisco. California numbers thirty Tribes, and several more under process of organization. Its member- ship is highly respectable and substantial. The brotherhood speak in terms of warm affection of their Order.

San José has one Tribe in a very flourishing condition. Its officers and name are as follows:

OsceoLta Trine No 21 (Improvep OrpEeR or Rep MeEn). - Henry Slocum, S.; Lewis Schoen, S.S.; Theo. C. Winchell, J.S. ; J. Y..Brown, P.; E. P. Rowe, C. of R.; D.C. Bailey, Ko oftW.

Its stated Councils are held every Tuesday evening. =

German Club.

San Jose German Crus, Socrat. - Organized 1854. Meetings four times a week at the Club's Hall, 284 Santa Clara Street, (Bal- bach's Building) with an active membership of about forty.

William Fisher, President; H. Stover, Vice President ; A. T. Herr- mann, Secretary; R. Wise, Treasurer; Charles Otter, Steward and Librarian.

Young Men's Christian Association.

Location, rooms at 330 First Street, up stairs. Free reading-room, with library of about eleven hundred volumes. Rooms open every day from twelve o'clock M. to nine o'clock P.M. Prayer meetings, Sunday evenings, at six o'clock. Regular monthly meeting, third Tuesday in each month. Any male member, in good standing, of any Evangelical Church, may become an active member, upon payment of two dollars initiation fee and fifty cents per month dues. Any person of good moral standing may become an associate member, upon payment of Shree dol- lars annually. Twenty-five dollars constitute one a life member.

SOCIETIES. Benevolent.

Hesrew Biker CuHottm Society, (SAN Jose). - Organized, August 5th, 1861. Meets the first Sunday in each month.

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Officers. - Jacob Levy, President; M. Stern, Vice President ; Jacob Rich, Treasurer; R. Wise, Secretary; N. Harris, M. Lubliner, and H. Rich, Trustees.

Number of members, thirty-seven.

Lavigs' Hesrew Benevovent Society, (San Jose). - Organ- ized, July 25th, 1869.

Officers. - Mrs. M. Levy, President; Mrs. H. Levy, Vice President ; Mrs. J. Levy, Secretary; Mrs. J. Rich, Treasurer; Mrs. A. Newman, Mrs. M. Stern, and Mrs. J. Moser, Trustees. Jacob Rich and Jacob Moser, Councilmen.

True Sons of Ireland.

Meet at 310 Second Street, on the first Sunday of each month, at two o'clock p.M., and on the second Saturday thereafter, at half past seven o'clock P.M.

W. J. Colaban, President; Thomas Wynn, Secretary.

Temperance.

SteLtta Lopce No. 295, I. O. G. T. - Meet Tuesday evening of each week, at Lecture-room, (Presbyterian Church, Second Street) at half past seven o'clock. Robert McPherson, W. C.T. Number of members at present, about sixty.

Epen Division No. 5, (Sons or TeMPERANCE). - Meet Wednes- day evening of each week, at half past seven o'clock, at the Friends' Meeting House, corner of St. John and Ninth streets.

Jesse Hobson, Deputy G.W. P.; J. P. Craw, W. P. ; G. Leavitt, R. S-

POST-OFFICE,

Location, 323 Market Street, (San José).

Office Hours. - For delivery of letters and sale of stamps: from eight o'clock a.m. to eight o'clock p.m. Sundays, from twelve o'clock M. to one o'clock P.M. its

Simon M. Cutler, Postmaster.

Arrival of Mails. - From San Francisco, fifteen minutes to twelve o'clock A.3f., and seven o'clock P.M.

From South Gilroy, three o'clock p.m.

From Santa Cruz, half past three o'clock, P..

From Milpitas, San José Mission, Hayward, etc., five o'clock P.M.

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Departures - - For San Francisco, ten minutes to seven A.M., and three o'clock P.M.

For all points South, fifteen minutes to eleven o'clock a.m.

For Santa Cruz, (Stage) half past nine o'clock a.m.

For Milpitas, San José Mission, etc., eight o'clock a.m.

Mails - Are made up half an hour previous to time of departure.

Rates of Postage.

On all letters, three cents for each half an ounce, or fraction thereof.

Drop or local letters, one cent for each four ounces, or fraction thereof.

Circulars, unsealed, two cents each.

- On all transient printed matter, (books and circulars excepted) and all seeds, cuttings, etc., pamphlets, book manuscripts and proof-sheets, maps, engravings, blanks, patterns, envelopes, and photographs, con- tained in one package and to one address, two cents for each four ounces, or fraction thereof.

On all matter not above specified, same rate as letters.

No package will be forwarded, which weighs over four pounds, except books published and circulated by order of Congress.

Valuable letters may be registered, by application at the office of mailing, and the payment of a registration fee of fifteen cents. On letters to Canada and other British North American Provinces, Vic- toria and Vancouver Island, ten cents for each half an ounce, and must be pre-paid.

To Great Britain, or Ireland, twelve cents for each half an ounce, pre-payment optional.

To the German States, by Prussian closed mails pre-paid, twenty- eight cents; unpaid, thirty cents.

To France, fifteen cents for each quarter ounce, pre-payment optional.

Letters to other foreign countries vary in rate according tothe route by which they are sent, and the proper information can be obtained of the Postmaster.

All letters sent within the limits of the United States must be pre- paid fully one rate of three cents, otherwise they are held for postage, and sent fo the Dead Letter Office at Washington.

Postal Rules.

Many errors occur by persons not observing the following regula- tions, in depositing letters, papers, or miscellaneous publications, in the office for mailing:

All drop letters must be pre-paid by postage stamps.

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Pre-payment by stamps required on all letters to places within tlie the United States. ¢

Letters addressed to initials and fictitious persons and. firms, under the regulations of the Post-Office Department, are not deliverable.

Full pre-payment, by stamps, required on all transient printed mat- ter, foreign and domestic.

By inserting the county in which the office is located upon all letters, many errors in superscription might be detected, and mistakes in mailing be avoided.

Persons calling for letters, other than for themselves, must present a written order therefor.

Samples of flour, tea, coffee, sugar, tobacco, and packages contain- ing poisons, oils, explosive chemicals, liquids, or anything calculated to injure or endanger the safety of the mails, wil! not be received.

Valuable letters should in all cases be registered, and when money is designed to be transmitted, postal money orders (to secure safety in transmission) should be obtained when practicable.

The following Letters are not Advertised :

Drop letters, unless a three-cent postage stamp is affixed.

Box letters.

Letters directed and sent to hotels, and thence returned to the Post Office as unclaimed, being for strangers.

Letters returned from the Dead Letter Office to writers.

Circulars, free packets containing printed documents, speeches, and other printed matter.

Money Orders.

This office has been made a Money Order Office, and is rapidly growing in favor with the business public, as the increased number of orders, from month to month, plainly indicate.

Any office may draw upon any other office in the United States, in the list of Money Order Offices, for a sum upon one order, from one dollar to fifty dollars; but when a larger sum than the latter is required, additional orders to make it must be obtained.

The rates of commission charged for money orders to any part of the United States, are as follows:

On orders not exceeding twenty dollars, ten cents.

Over twenty dollars and not exceeding thirty dollars, fifteen cents.

Over thirty dollars and not exceeding forty dollars, twenty cents.

Over forty dollars and not exceeding fifty dollars, twenty-five cents.

No fraction of cents to be introduced in the order.

U. S. Treasury Notes, or National Bank Notes, only received or paid.

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TO RE-INCORPORATE THE CITY OF SAN JOSE. {Approved March 17th, 1866.]

The People of the State of California Represented in Senate and Assembly do enact as follows:

Szotion 1. The corporation or body politic and corporate now exisiting and known as the City of San José, shall remain and con- tinue to be a body politic and corporate in name and in fact, by the name of the City of San José, and by that name shall have per- petual succession, may sue and defend in all Courts and places, and in all matters and proceedings whatever, and may have and may use a common seal, and the same may alter at pleasure ; and may purchase, receive, hold and enjoy real and personal property, and sell, convey and dispose of the same for the common benefit. The boundaries of the City of San José shall be as follows: Beginning: on the center line of Second street, at a point one mile and a half southeasterly from its intersection with the center line of San Fer- nando street ; thence running in a straight line parallel with San Fernando street to the center of Coyote creek; thence down, fol- lowing the center of said creek to its intersection with a line drawn through the center of Rosa street; thence along said line through the center of Rosa street in a straight course to a point forty rods southwesterly from the west bank of the river Guadalupe; thence in a straight line toa point in the center line of San Fernando street, produced forty rods southwesterly from the said west bank of the river Guadalupe ; thence in a straight line parallel with Second street, to a point that a line drawn from it to the place of beginning will be parallel with San Fernando street ; thence along said line to the place of beginning. Also the jurisdiction of said city shall extend to and embrace all that certain plat or parcel of land as now enclosed for a public cemetery, and known and desig- nated as Oak Hill Cemetery.

Src. 2. The government of said city shall be vested in a Mayor, a Common Council, to consist of six members, a City Mar- shal, a City Clerk, and a City Treasurer.

Src. 8. On the second Monday of April in each and every succeeding year, a charter election shall be held, at which the legally qualified voters of said city shall elect the several respective officers as hereinafter provided, viz: a Mayor shall be elected at the char- ter election to be held on the second Monday in April, a.p. eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and on each alternate year thereafter, who

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shall hold his office for two years and until his successor shall be duly elected and qualified. A City Clerk shall be elected at the charter election to be held on the second Monday in April, A.D. eighteen hundred and sixty-six, who shall hold his office for one year and until his successor is duly elected and qualified ; but at the char- ter election to be held on the second Monday in April, 4.p. eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and on each alternate year thereafter, a City Clerk shall be elected who shall hold his office for two years and until his successor is duly elected and qualified. A City Mar- shal shall be elected annually at the charter election to be held on the second Monday in April, and shall hold his office for one year and until his successor shall be duly elected and qualified. A City 'Treasurer shall be elected annually at the charter election to be held on the second Monday in April, and shall hold his office for one year and until his successor shall be duly elected and qualified. Three Councilmen shall be elected annually at the charter election to be held on the second Monday in April, who shall hold their offices for two years and until their successors are duly elected and qualified. - The three Councilmen elected and qualified under the present city charter, whose term of office would expire in April, 4.D. eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, shall be and remain the Councilmen of said city until the expiration of said term and until their suc- cessors are duly elected and qualified. The officers of the present city government shall continue in office under this charter, with such powers and duties as are herein prescribed, until their successors are elected and qualified; and nothing herein contained shall be construed to release any person heretofore holding office in said city from any personal liabilities which they may have incurred by any of their official acts.

Sec. 4. Itshall be the duty of the Common Council to call all city elections, to designate the time and place of holding the same, giving at least ten days' notice thereof ; and for all of which they shall appoint one inspector and two judges of election, who, together with two clerks to be appointed by them, shall take the oath of office prescribed by law for inspectors, judges and clerks of State and county elections; and all provisions of law regulating elections for State and county officers shall apply, so far as practicable, to elections under this charter. The polls for all elections shall be opened at nine o'clock A.M. and continue open until six o'clock P.M. of the same day. In case any of the officers so designated shall fail to attend, those attending, with the electors assembled, shall fill their places by appointing other eompetent persons from among the qualified electors present. And all returns of city elections shall be made out and signed by the officers of such election in the usual form, and deposited with the City Clerk; and the persons having the plurality of the votes cast for each of the respective offices

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voted for, shall be declared duly elected; and no person who is not a qualified voter shall be eligible to any office under this charter ; nor shall any person be entitled to vote at any city election unless - he shall be an elector for State and county officers, and shall have actually resided within the city thirty days next preceding such election.

Sec. 5. The Mayor and Common Council shall meet within five days after any election, and canvass the returns and declare the re- sult ; and when two or more persons for any office have an equal and highest number of votes, the Common Council shall decide the election by a plurality vote of their own board. Should any of the officers elected fail to qualify and give the bond required for the period of ten days after their election, the office shall be deemed vacant and shall be filled as hereinafter provided.

Sec. 6. The Mayor and Common Council shall hold their reg- ular meetings on the first Monday of each month. A majority of all the members shall be a quorum; a less number may adjourn from time to time and may compel the attendance of absent mem- bers. The Mayor shall preside at all meetings of the Gommon Council, but shall be entitled to no vote unless in case of a tie. In the absence of the Mayor at any of the regular or adjourned or called meetings of the Common Council, if five members be present they may choose one of their own number to preside at such meet- ing, and all business transacted at such meeting, and all acts of their presiding officer shall have the same validity as if presided over or done by the Mayor. Every order made and ordinance passed by the Common Council, in order to have legal force must receive the approval of the Mayor; or if he refuse to approve the same, to render such order or ordinance valid it must receive the votes of five of the Councilmen.

Sec. 7. If at any time either or any of the officers created by this act, by sickness, absence or otherwise, shall neglect, refuse or. be unable to perform the duties of his office for a period of three consecutive months, his office shall be deemed vacant, and shall be so declared by the Common Council. If any such vacancy shall occur in the office of Mayor or Councilmen, at any time three months previous to the regular election, the same shall be filled by a special election to be called by the Common Council for that pur- pose. If any vacancy shall occur in the office of City Marshal, Clerk or Treasurer, the same shall be filled by appointment by the Common Council.

OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.

Sec. 8. The Common Council shall determine the rules of its own proceedings ; shall judge of the qualifications of its own mem- bers; keep a journal of -its proceedings ; compel the attendance of

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its members, and punish for disorderly conduct, and for such con- duct may expel a member by a two-thirds vote. They shall have power to pass all proper and necessary laws for the regulation, im- provement, and sale of lands and other property of the city, ex- cept the sale and disposal of public squares; to license all and every kind of business authorized by law and transacted or carried on in said city; to fix the rates of license tax upon all such busi- ness, which shall not exceed the amount fixed by law for State and county purposes, with fifty per cent. added thereto; provided, that in the business of selling intoxicating drinks in less quantities than one quart, and on any other business not provided for by law, the amount of license shall be fixed at their discretion, as they may deem the interest and good order of the city may require; to pur- chase, hold, and lease property on which to erect suitable buildings for public schools and fire department of the city, including lands and structures required for public use and utility to the city; to purchase, sell, hold, and maintain fire engines, and all implements for the prevention and extinguishment of fires; to organize and maintain a fire department, and establish fire limits; to construct wells and cisterns and viaducts to supply the city with water; to lay out, alter, open, improve, cleanse, and repair the streets and sidewalks ; to repair any property of the city; to regulate for the protection of health, cleanliness, ornament, peace, and good order of the city; to prevent and remove nuisances; to establish pris- ons; to provide for the care and regulation of prisoners; for the. employment of vagrants and prisoners upon the public works of the city ; to prohibit and suppress gambling houses and houses of ill fame, all indecent and immoral amusements and exhibitions ; regu- late the location of slaughter houses, markets, and houses for the storage of gunpowder and other combustibles; to impose and ap- propriate fines, penalties, and forfeitures for any and all violations of city ordinances, and for a breach or violation of any city ordin- ance may fix the penalty by fine or imprisonment, or both fine and imprisonment; but no such fine shall exceed one hundred dollars, or such imprisonment for a term exceeding thirty days for any of- fense ; or may sentence to labor on the streets or public property of the city; to levy and collect taxes upon all the taxable property within the city, which, for city purposes, as apportioned to the gen- eral fund for current expenses, shall not exceed one-half of one per cent. upon the assessed value thereof; to pass such ordinances, resolutions, and by-laws for the regulation of the police and entire government of said city as may not be inconsistent with the pro- visions of this charter, or with the constitution and laws of this State or of the United States.

Sec. 9. The Common Council shall not create, audit, or allow, nor permit to accrue any debts or liabilities above the actual reve-

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nue or available means in the treasury, that may be legally appor- tioned and appropriated for such purposes; nor shall any warrant be drawn, nor evidences of indebtedness be issued, unless there' shall be sufficient money in the treasury justly applicable to meet the same, except as hereinafter provided.

Src. 10. All accounts and demands that shall lawfully arise against the city shall be submitted to the Common Council, and if found correct, shall be allowed, and an order made that the de- mand be paid; upon which the Mayor shall draw his warrant, coun- tersigned by the Clerk of the Council, upon the Treasurer, in favor of the owner or owners, specifying for what purpose and by what authority it is issued, and out of what fund it shall be paid; and the Treasurer shall pay the same out of the proper fund.

Sec. 11. At each regular meeting of the Common Council they shall inquire into the condition of the streets, bridges, sewers, schools, school houses, and fire department, and all property of the city; and if at any time it shall appear that the interests' of the city demand an expenditure of more money than at such time is in the treasury applicable for such purposes, they shall make' report of the same, to be published for at least four consecutive weeks in some newspaper printed and published in said city, particularly specifying the object or objects for which the expenditure is re- quired, and the amount of money necessary to be raised by a spec- ial tax to meet the 'same. At any time within fifteen days after the expiration of such publication the Common Council shall order an election, giving ten days notice thereof, at which those persons who are legal voters of said city may vote for or against such tax. The election shall be conducted, and returns made and canvassed in all respects as the general elections of said city, and the voting shall be by ballot, and a majority vote shall determine if such tax shall be levied or not. If the vote isin favor of levying the tax the Common Council shall forthwith order the tax or taxes to be levied and collected upon the basis of the last assessment, and shall make the proposed expenditure ; provided, that the special tax thus to be levied shall for no one year be more than one-half of one per cent. upon the valuation of the real and personal property as shown by the last assessment roll; and provided further, that if the amount of money as specified in said notice for such proposed improve- ments, and voted to be raised, shall exceed the sum of one-half of one per cent., the Common Council are hereby authorized to issue interest-bearing certificates of indebtedness for any such deficiency, . which certificate shall state the rates of interest to be paid, which in no case shall exceed the sum of ten per cent. per annum; and provided further, that no other debt car be created, nor special election called to create any debt, until the outstanding interest- bearing certificates of indebtedness of said city shall have been

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fully paid and canceled. All special taxes ordered to be levied | and collected shall be so levied and collected in the manner, forms, and ways prescribed for the levying and collecting of the general taxes of said city.

Sec. 12. The Common Council shall have power, and it is hereby made their duty, to provide by ordinance for the levying and collecting of all city taxes, and in so doing shall be governed by the State laws in reference to the levying and collecting of State and county taxes so far as the same may be applicable, and may, in like manner, from time to time, provide for the collection, by civil action or otherwise, of all taxes levied or assessed by them, or under their authority, for city purposes, that now have or may here- after become delinquent; and in case such taxes be collected by civil action, the courts of justice shall have the same jurisdiction ; the complaint, answer, and other pleadings shall substantially con- form to the same requirements ; and the summons and other process of such court shall be issued, served, and returned in the same manner as is or may be provided by law for the collection of delin- quent taxes levied for State purposes; and all sales and convey- ances of property made and executed for the non-payment of de- linquent taxes shall have the same force and effect as when made and executed for the non-payment of delinquent taxes levied for State purposes ; and every tax levied by said Common Council under the provisions of this act, or of any former act, which was in force and effect, and which may become repealed by the provisions of this act, is hereby made a lien against the property assessed, which lien shall attach on the first Monday in May in each year, and shall not be satisfied or removed until the taxes are all paid, or the property has absolutely vested in a purchaser under a sale for taxes. 'The de- linquent list, or copy thereof, certified by the City Clerk, made out substantially in the form prescribed for making out the list of delin- quent taxes levied for State purposes, showing unpaid taxes against any person or property, shall be prima facie evidence in any court to prove the assessment of the property assessed, the delinquency, the amount of taxes due and unpaid, and that all forms of law in relation to the assessment and-levy of such taxes have been com- plied with.

Sec. 18. The Common Council shall raise annually by taxa- tion, upon the real and personal property within the city, ag estimated in the preceding assessment roll, such tax as shall be necessary for the support and maintenance of the public schools of the city.

They shall also, in like manner, raise a tax for the support of the fire department of the city, a sum not to exceed one-fifth of one per cent. ; and for general purposes, a sum not to exceed one-half of one per cent. ' They may also raise annually by taxation, upon all the real and personal property within the city, as estimated by

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the preceding assessment roll, for purposes of sewerage and drain- age of said city, a sum not to exceed one-fourth of one per cent. Ail license taxes, unless otherwise ordered by the Common Council, shall be apportioned to the general fund ; and all taxes and licenses herein authorized to be collected, shall be collected in the legal currency of the State, as prescribed in reference to State and county taxes.

STREETS AND PUBLIC SQUARES.

Szc. 14. The Common Council are hereby authorized and em- powered to order the whole or any portion of any street or streets, lane or lanes, alleys, courts or squares graded or regraded to the official grade, paved, graveled or macadamized, and have the same repaired ; to order sidewalks, culverts, sewers, drains and curb- ing, constructed and repaired; to improve and beautify the public squares, and to order any other work to be done which shall be necessary to make and complete the whole or any portion of the said streets, sidewalks, lanes, alleys and squares, as in soe opinion the public good and convenience require.

Sec. 15. The Common Council may order any of the work herein authorized to be done, after a notice of their intention so to do, in the form of a notice of intention, describing the proposed work, signed by the Clerk, after being published for two consecu- tive weeks. At the expiration of the time, as given in any such notice of intention, said Common Council shall be deemed to have acquired jurisdiction to order any of the work herein provided for, to be done; and all owners of lands, or lots, or portions of lots, who may feel aggrieved, or who may have objections to any of the subsequent proceedings of the Common Council, in relation to the work proposed and described in the notice of intention, shall file with the City Clerk a remonstrance, wherein they shall state in what respect they feel aggrieved, and their reasons for objecting to the proceedings; said remonstrance shall be considered by the Common Council, and their decision thereon shall be final and con- clusive ; provided, that if more than one-half of the owners or occupants, or the owners or occupants of more than one-half of the real estate fronting on any street, lane, alley or square, on which, as a whole, said work or improvement i is proposed to be done, shall remonstrate against said work or improvement, said Common Coun- cil shall then suspend further proceedings for the term of six months, unless such owners or occupants aforesaid shall sooner petition the Common Council to have such improvements made; and it being further provided, that if at any time of the hearing of such remon- strance against said work or improvements, or at any time subse- quent thereto, it shall come to the knowledge of the Common Council that said proposed improvements, or any portion of them,

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are an immediate public necessity, they shall then proceed in ref- erence to said proposed work or improvements, or so much thereof as they may deem and declare to be necessary, as if no remon- strance had been made.

Src. 16. It shall be the duty of the Common Council to cause an immediate survey of any such proposed work or improvements to be made by the city or some other competent surveyor, who shall on the conclusion of said survey produce a map or diagram indica- ting the proposed grade and the amount of excavation or filling in front of each person's real estate to the middle of the street; all lots on the corners of blocks to include the cross streets, or if the improvements only extend to the sidewalks, then he shall indicate as aforesaid the amount of excavation or filling of the sidewalks in front of each person's real estate. If the Common Council approve the survey, diagram and specifications of the surveyor, the same shall be placed on file in the office of the City Clerk, and they shall order said improvements to be made, and shall cause such order to be published for at least three consecutive weeks in some news- paper published in the city of San José. At the expiration of such notice, the Common Council may determine by ordinance or res- olution at what time said work or improvements shall be commenced, and within what time all of which shall be completed, and also may, in their discretion, extend the time so fixed; and such of the per- sons having frontage on the line of the proposed work or improve- ments shall have the privilege of doing the same in accordance with the requirements of the order, survey, diagram and specifications of the surveyor on file in the office of the Clerk as aforesaid ; but if the owner or occupants of any such real estate fail or neglect so to do within the time fixed for doing the same, or within any exten- sion of time which may have in the discretion of the Common Council been granted, it shall be the duty of the City Marshal to let out, in a manner described by the resolution or ordinance of the Common Council, the doing of all the work, or the making of all the improvements remaining unfinished ; and when the doing of all such work or the making of all such improvements shall have been finished and accepted by the surveyor and City Marshal, they shall certify the same to the Common Council, who shall order the City Clerk, as ex officio City Assessor, to make an assessment of the costs thereof, as apportioned to each of the persons or occupants owning or occupying said real estate, which said assessment shall constitute a lien upon such real estate, dating from the time such work or im- provements was ordered, and after due notice present the same to the Common Council, who shall, on a specified day, sit as a Board of Equalization thereon, and shall hear and determine in reference thereto, in manner as is required for the equalization of other city taxes; and all persons feeling aggrieved in reference to any such

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assessment shall at such time, either in writing or otherwise, specific- ally make known the cause of their objections and complaint, which shall be heard and passed upon by said Board of Equalization, and their determination therein shall be final and conclusive ; and when thus equalized and approved by them, said list shall be properly certified by the City Clerk, and placed in the hands of the City Marshal for collection ; and all subsequent proceedings in relation thereto, shall be the same as prescribed herein for the collection of other city taxes, as far as the same may be applicable.

Src. 17. The cost of the survey, specifications, maps or dia- gram of any of the work or improvements hereinbefore mentioned, to- gether with all culverts and street crossings, shall be paid by the city.

Src. 18. When any street or portions of any street, or the sidewalk or any portion thereof, becomes in a condition to be dan- gerous, or in a condition to cause great public inconvenience, the City Marshal shall by notice in writing to be delivered to them personally or posted on the premises of the owners, occupants or tenants upon any real estate in front of which such repairs or im- provements are required to be made, require them tO make such improvements or repairs forthwith, particularly specifying in such notice what improvements or repairs are required to be made. If such improvements or repairs are not commenced within three days after notice given as aforesaid, and diligently prosecuted to comple- tion without unnecessary delay, the City Marshal shall be deemed to have acquired jurisdiction to contract for the doing of the work or improvements required by said notice, and may enter into a con- tract with any competent person to make the required improve- ments or repairs, at the expense of the owner of such real estate, at such price as he may deem reasonable and just, and such owner shall be liable to pay the same; and such sum or sums of money contracted to be paid for said work or improvements, shall be a lien upon the real estate in front of which to the middle of the street said work or improvement shall have been made, and may be col- lected by civil action from the personal effects of such owner or owners, or a tax levied or assessed and equalized, as provided in section sixteen of this act; and all money collected by the City Marshal for the construction, improvements or repairs of any street, lane, alley or sidewalk, if collected by an assessment duly equalized and certified, shall be paid to the City Treasurer, as a special fund to the credit of the particular object for which it was agsessed, or if collected by voluntary payment or by civil action from the per- sonal effects of the owner of such real estate, he shall pay the same over to the contractor, taking his receipt therefor, a duplicate of which he shall file with the City Clerk; and for all assessments made upon real estate for the construction, improvement or repairs of any street, lane, alley or sidewalk, such an amount shall be added

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to each and every of such assessments, in addition to the contract - price thereof, as will be sufficient to,pay the fees of the collector and treasurer, as allowed by law.

Src. 19. The city, or the proper authorities thereof, shall not be held responsible for, nor assume the payment of any money for work done, or repairs and improvements made, untill after all de- mands on the owners or occupants of such real estate have been paid or prosecuted to final collection, and in case of failure on the part of the city to collect such tax from the owner or occupant, or from the real estate, the person or persons having contracted for, done and completed any part of, or the whole of such work done, or repairs and improvements made, may present the same to the Common Council and be allowed and paid therefor from the general fund of said city.

Sec. 20. The Common Council shall have power, and it is hereby made their duty to appoint some suitable and competent person as Superintendent and Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery, who may be removed by the Common Council only for incompetency, or gross neglect, or violation of the duties required of him. Such Sexton shall have power to make arrests of persons who may tres- pass upon the cemetery grounds, or found guilty of violating any of the laws or rules for the protection and government of said cem- etery, as prescribed by ordinance or resolution of the Common Council. The Common Council shall have power to make all need- ful laws and regulations for the government of said cemetery. They shall in such laws particularly set forth the duties of the Sexton, and provide for his compensation.

Sec. 21. The Common Council, when in their opinion the pub- lic good so requires, shall appoint a City Attorney, also a City Sur- veyor, the duties and compensation of each of said officers to be prescribed by the Common Council.

Sec. 22. The Common Council, or a committee of their number appointed for that purpose, shall constitute a board of equalization, and shall as soon as the assessor shall have completed and handed in his assessment, and after ten days notice, hold their meetings to hear and determine all complaints respecting the valuation of prop- erty as fixed by the assessor, and shall have power to modify and change such valuation in any way they, or a majority of them, shall deem just and proper. Said meetings. may be held from time to time as in said notice specified for the period of two weeks, and no longer. When meeting as a board of equalization upon assessments for the construction or repairs of any street or sidewalks, they shall hold their sessions for such period of time only as may be required to consider the matters submitted to them, and take action in reference thereto. The Mayor and members of the Common Council shall receive no compensation for their services (except as in this act is

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allowed to the Mayor), neither shall they, or either of them, or any subordinate officer of the city government, be interested directly or indirectly during their term of office in any contraét pertaining to any of the departments of the city ; and all contracts in violation of this provision shall be declared void.

ON OPENING NEW STREETS.

Src. 23. The Common Council of the City of San José shall, whenever a petition signed by twenty-five citizens of said city, pray- ing for the opening of any new street or streets, or the extending, widening, altermg or vacating of any street or streets, lanes or alleys in said city, if deemed by them a public necessity, direct by ordinance the City Surveyor to make an accurate survey of any such proposed street or streets, lane or alley, and return the same to the Common Council at its next regular meeting, or within such time as the Common Council shall by ordinance or resolution direct. Said survey shall be accompanied with a report and diagram map, showing the location of such proposed street or streets, lane or alley, and the width thereof; also the boundaries of the lands of each owner thereof through whose land such street or streets, lane or alley, are proposed to be located, widened, altered or vacated; and for the purpose of making such survey, the surveyor shall have the right to enter upon any and all lands; but the city shall be liable to the owner or owners for any injury done to any such premises by reason of such entry.

Seo. 24. Within ten days after the filing of such report and map of the proposed work the City Attorney shall, by careful ex- amination of the records of the county, ascertain and report to the Common Council the names of all owners of any such lands, as the same shall appear of record, with the description of the land belonging to each person. Upon the filing of the report, the City Clerk shall issue notice directed generally to all persons interested, setting forth that such petition has been filed, and that the survey of such proposed street or streets has been made, and that the names of the owners and occupants of the lands through which said street or streets will run are thereon designated, and also a statement that proceedings will be instituted for the condemnation of such lands for public purposes unless all such owners shall within ten days of the date thereof make, execute and deliver to the city deeds of donation of the lands sought to be so appropriated. Said notices shall be served by the City Marshal by posting copies of the same in some conspicuous place on the premises belonging to each owner. If, after the expiration of said ten days, all, or any of said owners, shall fail to donate said lands for such purposes, the City Attorney shall file in the Clerk's office of the District Court, in the County of Santa Clara, a petition stating therein that the

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petition referred to in the twenty-third section was duly presented' to the Common Council; that such survey had been made, the de- scription by metes and bounds, or by some accurate designation of said street or streets, and the width thereof, which in no case shall exceed one hundred feet; the description of the tracts of land be- longing to each person through which such street or streets will run, and the description and amount of land taken by such street or streets from each