I was looking for something else, and found this:
It's the
Souvenir history & guide of the Pacific coast, published by Watkins & Griffin of Oakland, California in 1892, held by
the Library of Congress. It's an old, faded pamphlet that's been poorly bound
in hardcover, making some of the printed pages unavailable at the binding
edge. Lots of ads, some misspellings, grand language. Not that interesting,
right? It is, if you look more closely. I'll let the faded text, buried amidst
the advertisements do the talking. I'll show it as clippings, color-adjusted
to make it more readable. I'll use the page numbering used by archive.org to
refer to the pages. I will leave the spelling and grammar as I found it, I
think it helps to tell the story. Where words are clipped by the binding, I'll
attempt to provide the missing letters. I'll put my comments in italic
Page 5:
This is the front page, I am guessing, of the original pamphlet. Notice
"Oakland Cal" in the bottom right, and "Watkins & Griffin" top left, "L.
C." top right. I like the colors.
Page 7:
Introductory.
This book is intended as a guide for people visiting the Pacific Coast from
other parts of the world. It also contains the names and addresses of
colored people, in several of the prominent cities of California. We trust
that our venture will meet with the approval of both our subscribers and
advertisers, without whose aid we would be unable to succeed.
Yours,
Watkins & Griffin
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
NOV 14 1892
CITY OF WASHINGTON
Entered according to the Act of Congress at Washington, D. C., 1892,
by Watkins & Griffin.
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Look at the pencil marks; "Paid," and the month paid. I'd bet this copy,
registered with the Library of Congress was the publisher's own copy, or one
of its agents, used to ensure advertisers paid for their ads. This pages
advertisers are from Napa, Oakland, Marysville, Sacramento and Woodland.
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Names and Addresses of the Colored People of Santa Rosa
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. E. city.
Helton, Miss Francis city.
White, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. city.
Taylor Miss. city.
Helton, Miss Mollie city.
Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. B. city.
Taylor, Mrs. J. H. city.
Robinson, Miss A. city.
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Sacramento.
The Capital City, is a rich and prosprous city, being a center point for all
trains going North and South. The farmning territory throughout Sacramento
County, is rich and fertile. The rail-road shops being in the city, gives
employment to nearly 200 men.
The Vineyards and Orchards throughout hardly ever needs irrigation, giving
her the advantage of the majority of the counties, throughout the state.
The steamers are constantly loading with products, for San Francisco and
other points.
Sacramento has a number of large and prominent business establishments,
among the most prominent is the Western Hotel, whose proprietor is Mr. Wm.
Land, who has built a trade that is a credit to himself, as well as to the
city.
The Phoenix Flour Mills, are also doing a rushing business. The Buffalo
Brewing Co, are constantly sending off car-loads of their brand.
The leading Grocery, is conducted by Messrs. T. C. Perkins, & C.C.
Perkins, who by their square-dealing has gained the confidence of the best
people in and around the city.
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These are really hard to read. See original text. I make some guesses
where illegible. I think it's worth a bit of time to look at these names,
these addresses. Let me know if you have corrections.
Names and Addresses of Colored People of Sacramento.
Blue, Mrs. L. 1410 13th Street
Barber, Mrs. F. 715 Ally, 7 & 8, H & I Streets
Butler, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. 411 N Street
Brown, Miss G. 910 23rd Street
Bullard, Miss Sarah 1416 F Street
Bullard, Miss Susie 1416 F Street
Bruitt, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Front & Q Street
Booth, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. 1317 6th Street
Cole, James 628 I Street
Chatham, Mr. and Mrs. E 1223 7th Street
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. 826 O Street
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. 1803 8th Street
Cogar, Mrs. E. 910 23rd Street
Cady, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. 715 Ally, 7 & 8, H & I Streets
Cady, Miss Harriet 715 Ally, 7 & 8, H & I Streets
Cady, Mr. 715 Ally, 7 & 8, H & I Streets
Cady, Sanford 715 Ally, 7 & 8, H & I Streets
Dorsey, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. 612 F Street
Dorsey, Ralph B. 612 F Street
Dean, Mrs. J. 911 S Street
Emery, Mrs. J. 1325 P Street
Ferguson, Mrs. 1221 4th Street
Ferguson, Miss Augustine 1221 4th Street
Grubbs, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. 1417 4th Street
Glies, Mr. and Mrs. A 34th & M Streets
Guinn, Mr. and Mrs. 821 M Street
Holland, Mrs. M. J. 939 D Street
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. 16th and D Streets
Jones, Mrs. S. M. 1323 6th Street
Johnson, Mr. V. 613 P Street
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. 609 Q Street
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. 1416 13th Street
Jenkins, Mrs. A. 1317 6th Street
Jones, S. A. Golden Eagle Hotel
Martin, Mrs. W. A. 722 M Street
Martin, Miss 722 M Street
Murrels, Mrs. H. J. 622 G Street
Murrels, Miss Amy 622 G Street
Murrels, Miss Ione 622 G Street
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. E. 1420 6th Street
Mount, Mr. and Mrs. 1805 8th Street
Penny, Mrs. E. 1323 6th Street
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Names and Addresses of Colored People of Sacramento.
?ck, Mr and Mrs. W. B. 613 P Street
?ge, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. 1417 4th Street
?ss, Mrs. R 528 O Street
?ssel, Mrs. E. 1419 4th Street
?ed, R.D. 1730 Q Street
?ratford, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. 824 M Street
?mall, Ernest 319 0 Street
?mall, Miss Laura 319 0 Street
?mall, Miss Hattie 319 0 Street
?mall, Eugene 319 0 Street
Tibbs, Mr. H.T. 1526 6th Street
Williams, Mrs. C. 528 0 Street
Williams, Miss Lola 612 F Street
Whitaker Mrs. P. 18th & Q Street
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. 1412 4th Street
Dunlap, Mr. I. 1614 6th Street
Bryant, William 612 F Street
Christopher, Mrs. 619 G Street
Christopher, Miss Emma 619 G Street
Christopher, Arthur T. 619 G Street
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DISTANCES FROM WOODLAND TO
Madison 11
Esparto 15
Copaz 18
Yola 5
Blacks 12
Dunnigan 22
Knights 11
Sacramento 20
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Names and Addresses of Colored People of Woodland.
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Longress, Mr. and Mrs. Enoch and family;
Longress, Mr. and Mrs. Ben and family.
Robinson, Robert and family.
McVey, Mrs.
McVey. Miss
Bryant, Mr. & Mrs. & Son, Wescot St.
Redmond, John and family
Clayton, Mr. and family.
Cambell, Mr.
Casey, Miss Lillie
Casey, Miss Rose
Morris, Mrs.
Morris, Miss
Digs, Sandy, Bynes Hotel
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S. P. R. R. Rates of Fare from Sacramento
Auburn 1 1
Anderson 4 40
Arbuckle 1 70
Ashland, Or. 11 00
Bakersfield 8 60
Benicia 1 70
Biggs 2 20
Blacks 1 20
Blue Canyon 3 25
Boston, Mass. 92 00
Capay 2 55
Carbondale 1 80
Colfax 2 05
Colusa 3 00
Chico 2 90
Chicago, Ills. 72 50
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?kwell, Mr. & Mrs. C. H. B St bet. 5th & 6th
?den, Mr. and Mrs. R. B street
?wn, Mr. and Mrs. H. Twelfth near Yuba
?wn, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. A and Tenth streets
?, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. cor. B & Second streets
?eland, Mrs. J. A. 198 C street
?eland, Miss E. M. 198 C street
?eland, Miss F. 198 C street
?eland, Miss C. 198 C street
?rehill, Mrs. S. Thirteenth and F streets
?ev, S. W. Fourth bet. E and F streets
?rchhill, Mr. and Mrs. J. 12th & Yuba streels
?man, Rev. and Mrs. S S. 5th bet. A and B
?sville, J. J. California alley, bet. 6th and 7th
?is, D. M. cor. Second and B streets
?kins, Mr. and Mrs. bet. 4th and 5th streets
?s, Mrs. L. Twelfth and A streets
?s. Miss A.S. Twelfth and A streets
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Second bet. A and B
Johnson, Miss V. Second bet. A and B streets
Johnson, Mrs. Maggie A bet. A and B streets
Jenkins, J. city
Kingly, Mr. K. and Mrs. D: 12th & Yuba streets
Longress, Mr. and Mrs. E. cor. 9th and C streets
McGown, Mr. and Mrs. E. cor. 9 h and C streets
Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. F st. bet. 14th & 15th
Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. First & D streets
Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. First & D streets
Rollins, Miss Louisiana Twelfth and Yuba streets
Robberson, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. city
Sleigher, Mrs. D. S. Lamar and 12th streets
Tailor, W. W. Second and B streets
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Second and B streets.
Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. 4th bet. E & F sts
Williams. Mrs. Mary A. First and A streets
Wall, Mr. A. D. 64 D street
Woodland.
Is noted for her beautiful groves, level streets and handsome residences.
Woodland is the county seat of Yolo County, and is situated about 23 miles
northeast of Sacramento. The country around Woodland is inviting, and the
yeild of grain and fruit is of the best quality. The population is steadily
increasing.
Woodland is the home of Mr. B. Campbell, probably the weathest colored
man in the state, and the possessor of more than 3000 acres of land, and
hundreds of head of stock.
The Wooodland Flour Mills was awarded first premium at the State Fair in
Sacramento. Many new buildings are to be erected in the next few months
among them an Opera House and a first-class Hotel,
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CHURCHES AND THEIR LOCATION.
San Francisco.
A. M. E. Zion Church, Stockton street, bet Clay and Sacramento, Rev. Mr.
Braylark, pastor Bethel A. M.
E. Church, Powell street, bet. Jackson and Pacific, Rev. O. Summers, pastor.
Third Baptist Church, Powell St., bet. Bush and Sutter, Rev. G. E. Duncion,
pastor.
Oakland.
Bethel A. M. E. Church, Fifteenth St near Market, Rev. Mr Meguinn D. D.,
Pastor Ebenezer Church Baptist, 6th near Market street G. W, Gray pastor.
Baptist Mission, Church Seventh street A. M. E. Zion Church J. H. Brown
Pastor Cor 8th and Broadway
San Jose
A. M. E. Zion Church, San Antonio street near Fourth.
Stockton
Bethel A: M. E. Church, Commerce, street.
Sacramento.
Bethel A. M. E. Church Seventh street between G. and H. Riv R. Jones Pastor.
Marysville
A. M. E, Church, Fifteenth street, between D, and E. Rev. Rines, pastor. M.
T Olive Baptist Church between D. and E.
Chico.
A. M. E. Church, Sixth street between Wall and Flume, Rev. S. Green, pastor.
Portland, Oregon.
A. M. E. Zion Church, Main and Eleventh street, Bev. T. Brown D. D., pastor.
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CALIFORNIA
The largest State on the Pacific Coast.
California , our glorious State has been the subject of comment for the past
years by the people of the whole world.
Her Wonderful mountain scenery rich and fertile Soil, vast productions, even
Climate which excludes us from heat and cold; her distance in length
extending nearly Eight hundred miles, width nearly three hundred, Extending
along the Pacific Ocean. Her beautiful Valleys, lovely Mountain chains bids
fair to invite hundreds and thousands to throng to our Golden State from all
parts of the World. When they once conceive the idea that while the in other
parts are either burning with heat or almost prostrating with cold we are
blessed with almost one favorable climate and that pertaning to the greatest
under heaven.
The running streams among the mountains, & lovely lakes, makes her the
home for people desiring sport. There is no state in the union posessing
pure air such bright and fragrant flowers in dead of winter. Hot and Cold
mineral Springs are numerous. good accomodations are usually given.
Thousands of dollars yea Millions have been spent on repairing and fitting
the watering places throughtout the State at the different beaches, which is
a heaven upon Earth themselves.
The beaches are reached by Railway and steamer coast line making the
faciltty good. Several new R. Roads are expected to be built in the state in
the next few years, they have already begun to build from Francisco to Salt
Lake City, another grand improvement is the electric system which will run
through to San Jose by the way of Haywards and Niles a distance of nearly
Sixty miles.
The Southern part of the state has struck a tidal wave of progress in the
last few years which has made her famous by her wonderful increase in
population, Los Angeles alone from 12.000 to 60.000 Frame buildings has been
torn down and brick and marble erected, the streets which was once a mud
puddle is now paved that a person may be able to cross, though it be raining
without even getting their feet wet.
The Mining, manufacturing and commerce opportunities through the state are
grand and enviting and will certainly make an opening for thousands to come.
It is a history to hear the pioneer of 49 and 50 tell of their venturing
fourth making their way to the State, their long and weary Journey over the
mountains, around the horn, their struggles with the Grizzle bear of the
forest and the hoot of the Owl by night. The hardships which they endured,
is not yet known to many. But they shrank not nor faltered but fearlessly
beared their bussoms to the storm to avert the destiny which threatened the
country, they were about to inhabit. Their work is approved by heaven and
cheered by the smiles they persevere, The Eagle of freedom Floats over one
and all which was brought about by their united efforts and Palsy be the
hand that would dishonor them, the days of 49 and 50 is in the relix of the
by gone, time has changed from six months journey to 5 and 6 days in chair
cars from the east to the Golden Gate. The day will shortly be at hand when
every foot of her crops of Fruit and Grain will double, which will be shiped
to different parts of the world, upon which thousands will feast and ever
bless the name of California.
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Names and Addresses of Colored Residents of San Francisco
Anderson, Mr. 143 Natoma street
Averett, Mr. and Mrs. 107 Natoma street
Allen, Mrs Mary 907 Pacific street
Alberger, Mr and Mrs. G. B. 1124 Pacific street
Anderson, B. F. 168 Tehama street
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 919 Pacific street
Alexander, Miss Rosa 919 Pacific street
Anderson, Mr and Mrs. Charles 420 Jessie street
Barber, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 908 Mason street
Barber, Miss Bell 908 Mason street
Bohmer, Mrs. M. A 738 Howard street
Brewington, Mr. and Mrs. H. 18 Prospect Place
Burgess, Rihcard 2010 Polk street
Binford, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. 11 William street
Barnett, R. I. city
Brown, Miss Kittie 918 Jackson street
Brown, Miss Vicola 12 Mary street
Brown, Mrs. Ellen 1323 Geary street
Blackburn, Geo. 447 Minnona street
Beck, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. 917 Powell street
Bell, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. 520 O'Farrell street
Bartley, Mrs. N. F. 1130 1/2 Pacific street
Banks. Mr. and Mrs F. 27 Stone street
Cole, Mr and Mrs. James 226 minna street
Cox, Mrs. Mary 508 Post street
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. 8 Scott Place
Carter, Miss Mamie 8 Scott Place
Clinton, Mrs. V. 6 Auburn street
Coldman, Richard 765 Willow street
Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. E. 1260 Pacific street
Cobbs, J. I. Room 96, Palace Hotel
Cruser, G. F. 5 Tailor Place
Cambell Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 21 Bernard street
Curren, Rev. J. E. Telegraph ave.
Carnell, Miss Estalla 1130 1/2 Pacific street
Carnell, Miss Irene 1130 Pacific street
Clark, Prof. D. G. 908 Mason street
Clark, George 908 Mason street
Cambell, Mrs. W. A. 921 Washington street
Callender, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mason nr Broadway
Callender, Miss Pinky Mason near Broadway
Carter, W. T. 1221 Jackson street
Carklen, R. R. 111 Prospect street
Collins, A. S. 217 Geary street
Dorist, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. 931 Sacramento street
Duncan, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. G. 518 Powell street
Duncan, James M. 518 Powell street
Dean Mr. 825 Kearney street
Deshields, Mr. and Mrs. B. 571 Sixteenth street
Deshields, I. 571 Sixteentj street
Dixson, Edmond 1031 Sutter street
Dennis Mr. and Mrs. G. 507 Bush street
Davison, Mr and Mrs. S. 206 Stockton street
Duncan, Miss E. 896 Folsom street
Duncan, Mrs. Jas Jr. 826 Folsom street
Derrick, Mrs. 10 John street
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THEATRE DIRECTORY
San Francisco.
Baldwin Theatre 932 to 936 Market street
California Bush bet. Kearney and Dupont street
Alcazar 320 Bush street
Tivoli Opera House 28 to 32 Bush street
Grand Opera House Mission bet. 13th and 14th street
Chinese Theatre 623 to 626 Jackson street
Powell street Theatre near Market street
Oakland.
Oakland Theatre 12th bet. Webster and Harrison street
People's Theatre Washington street
Lake Merrit East Oakland
Shellmound Park West Berkely
Piedmont Baths N. E. Oakland
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Ferries and Cliff House Railway Co.
Cars leave Ferry Landing, between Sacramento and Clay, running west on
Clay. Cars with green dashes and green lights run out Clay to Mason, turn
north on Mason to Jackson, then west on Jackson to Central avenue, then
south to California.
Transfers given at the junction Central ave. and California to steam line
running to Golden Gate Park.
Connection is also made at same place with steam line for Sutro Heights
and the Cliff House. at an additional charge of five cents.
Cars going east on Jackson and Washington run to Ferries until 7 p. m.,
after which they run to Powell and Market, transferring to Ferry cars at
junction Sacramento and Powell.
Cars starting from junction California and Central ave. run north to
Jackson, thence east on Jackson to Steiner, on Steiner to Wash. Stockton,
to Sacramento, to the Ferries.
Transfers given at junction of Powell and Market to McAllister, Hayes, of
Haight St. lines of the Market Street system.
California Street Cable Railvay Co.
Cars leave junction Market and Cal. and run to Central ave. transferring
there to steam line to Golden Gate Park. for one fare.
Connection is also made here with steam line to Sutro Heights and the
Cliff House, for which five cents additional is charged.
Transfer at Hyde, north, running to Bay; and south, running to junction
O'Farrel and Market.
Transfer at Jones and O'Farrel, south, to Jones and Market.
Transfer at Union to Presidio and Ferries line, running west to the
Presidio, or east to the Ferries.
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Market Street Cable Railway Co.
The following lines running on Market street from the ferries go direct
to Golden Gate Park
McAllister St. - Yellow panels and lights
Hayes St. - Green panels and lights.
Haight St. - Red panels and lights.
Geary St. - From junction Geary, Kearny and Market Sts
The following lines transfer to Park lines:
Valencia St. Castro St. From the Mission Fairmont To Haight St. line at
cor.
Market atid Haight sts.
Potrero and Fifth St. - To all Park lines at Market and Fifth sts.
Powell St. - To all Park lines at Market and Powell Sts,
Folsom St. - To Hayes St. line at Market and Eight Sts.
Sutter St. - To Hayes St. line at Larkin and Hayes Sts.
Park and Ocean Railroad.
Cars, propelled by steam, leave Stanyan st end of Haight st. running
west, skirting Golien Gate Park, to the Ocean Beach and the Cliff House:
Sutro Heights are within five minutes' walk of the Cliff House by this
line.
First car leaves Stanyan st. at 7:00 a. m.; last car leaves at 5:45 p.
m. First car leaves the Beach at 7:30 a. m.; last car leaves at 6:10 p.
m.
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This page featured ads from San Francisco business, so I believe all the
news here is San Francisco specific. I hope Mr. D. B. Urry got to see all
of his old friends!
W. D. Cammak, is manager of the Lotis club 24 1/2 Third st. S. F.
For a first-class shave call at E. W. Rodgers 189 Jessie street.
W. R. Davis still holds his position in Rosenthals Shoe store.
The White House keeps everything in the line of Dry Goods
For ready made suits call on Roos Bros
The old reliable Shoe store of Mr Sullivan 20 4th street near Market is
the place to buy shoes.
For anything in the line of Furniture, new or second-hand call on W. J.
Rogers 106 Turk street.
The Sabbath schools in the three Colored Churches are all well attended.
Eider Brazlark Zions New pastor is an able speaker.
C. R. Person the Electrician is kept busy.
A. F. Holland has moved to Fresno and is manager of a weekly paper,
Mr. D. B. Urry formely of 155 Third street has moved to 864 Mission
where he will be pleased to see all of his old friends.
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I am guessing at the first letters of the names clipped by the
binding.
Names and Addresses of Colored Residents of San Francisco
Derrick, John 10 John street
Derrick, Miss Attie 10 John street
Dillard, Mr. Mrs. W. H. 929 Washington street
Ewing, M. and Mrs. J. F. 449 Minna street
Ferguson, Mr. 171 Minna street
Francis, Mrs. Louisiana 11 Auburn street
Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 1619 Larkin street
Francis, Mrs. Louisiana 11 Auburn street
Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 1619 Larkin street
Foster. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. 5 Steiner street
Francis, J. E. 1021 Powell street
Francis Charles 1021 Powell street
Frasier, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1612 Baker street
Freeman Mr. and Mrs. M. 633 1/2 Geary street
Grubbs, Mr. and Mrs. G. 505 Hyde street
Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. 7 Miles Place
Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. A. 7 Miles Place
Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. 7 Miles Place
Grundee, J. H. 118 Geary street
Gall, Mrs. Margarette [253] 255 Jessie street
Goodman, D. F. 47 Miles stree
Graves, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. 5 1/2 Minna street
Galaway, Mrs. G. W. 107 Natoma street
Graves, Mr. and Mrs. F. F. 909 Pacific street
Green, Mr. and Mrs. 909 Pacific street
Grant, Mr. and Mrs. 9 Auburn street
Givens, Mr. 533 Geary street
Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. 1812 Baker street
Hamlet. R. C. 723 O'Farrel street
Hyatt, Mrs. I, C. City
Harris, Willey 18 Stone street
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Twenty-fifth street
Harris, Miss Addie Twenty-fifth street
Harris, Miss Annie Twenty-fifth street
Haskins, A.H. 115 Leavenworth street
Henderson, Albert 28 Stone street
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. 114 William street
Harge, James 32 Mary street
Hall, A. 114 O'Farrel street
Henry. Mr and Mrs W. 18 Prospect street
Hamiliton, Miss C. 827 Washington street
Holland, C.F. Pacific street
Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 7 Ewer street
Hendison, Chas 607 Mission street
Harris Mrs. J. A. 931 Sacramento street
Hays, G. H. 189 Jessie streer
Hammay. G. F. 9 Sherwood street
Hanby Mrs. 1130 Pacific Street
Hickerson, M. D. Berkshire House
Hickerson A. F. Berkshire House
Honston M. C. 1030 Pacific street
Irskins, Mrs M. 21 Bernard street
Johnson, Miss Hattie Baker street
Johnson, B. 118 Natoma street
Johnson Mr. and Mrs. 918 Jackson street
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 533 Natoma street
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs, M. 465 Minna street
Jones, I. 665 Minna street
Johnson, Mrs. 28 Stone street
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs C. 28 Stone street
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Names and Addresses of Colored Residents of San Francisco
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. wm 27 Stone street
Johnson, F. E. S. 28 Stone street
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. 1032 Clay street
Jackson R. 719 Powell street
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 921 Pacific street
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. 1006 Clay street
Johnson, Mrs S. 418 Natoma street
Jamison, Mr. and Mrs. Chas 523 Natoma street
Jenkins, Mr, and Mrs, Geo 18 Madison street
Johnson, Miss FlorencÉ™ 7 Sherwood street
Johnson, Estella 7 Sherwood street
Johnson, C. J. 711 Sutter street
King, Miss c. 826 Folsom street
Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. 153 1/2 Stevenson street
Lane, Mr. and Mrs. 153 1/2 Stevenson street
Logan, Mrs. N. 29 Tehama street
Lee, Miss Precella 11 Auburn street
Lenard, Mrs.and Mrs. E. 771 Mission street
Lindsy, Mr. and Mrs. R. 1102 Clay street
Lindsy, Miss Mary 1102 Clay street
Long, Mr. and Mrs. s. 1607 Jones street
Loma, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. City
Lottiman- B. Palace hotel
Lytle, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. 418 Naoma street
Lytle, T. W. 418 Natoma street
Lee. Mr. and Mrs. T. 3 Williams street
Moody, Mr. and Mrs. A. 253 Jessie street
Mini Mr. and Mrs. S. 12 Mary street
Madox, Walter 1025 Powell street
Madox, W. C. 1025 Powell street
Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. 496 Minna street
Mallard Mr. and Mrs. J. 224 Minna street
Murry, Mrs. M. 11 Auburn street
Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. A. 18 Prospect street
Middleton, Chas 1030 Pacific street
McGroff. W. 931 Sacramento street
McKel, Mr. and Mrs. J. 921 Sacramento street
Mongomery, Mr. and Mr. W. A. 1031 Sutter street
McDonald D. W. 1305 Sacramento street
McGuire, Mrs. 10 Prospect Place
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. E. 240 Jessie street
Mareda, Miss C. 410 Natoma street
Massey, Mr. and Mrs, S. 114 Williams street
Meysell, F. 830 Jackson street
Nichols, A. W. 845 Washington street
Odell, Miss Lillie 9 Williams street
Pruitt, W. D. City
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. J. 116 Hyde street
Phillips, Mrs. Caroline 633 Geary street
Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. 1102 Clay street
Pennor, D. 12 Mary street
Phillips. C. 633 Geary street
Persons, Chas 633 Geary street
Robberson. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. 1006 Clay street
Richardson, Mrs. Carrie 449 Minna street
Randolph, Miss Parthenia 505 Hyde street
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Names and Addresses of Colored Residents of San Francisco
Rogers, J. H. 2529 Sutter street
Robberson, Miss A 7 Salmon street
Reasey, J, C. 1875 Mission street
Rector, R. 222 1/2 O'Farrel street
Ringold, Mrs, W. H. 3 Van Ness avenue
Ringold, Chas. 3 Van Ness avenue
Reed, Mr. 1618 Jackson street
Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. 304 Mason street
Riddle, Mr. and Mrs. J H 227 Jessie street
Rogers, R. F. S. Examiner Ofice
Summers, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. O 1210 Pacific street
Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs, W. 58 2nd street
Strothers, Mr. and Mrs. 418 Natoma street
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. 267 Minna street
Summerville, Mr. and Mrs. 269 Minna street
Scot. J. V 1006 Post street
Scot, E. J. 8 Sherwood place
Stancliff, Mrs. E. 7 Sherwood place
Smidley, Mrs. 1130 Pacific street
Steward, D. C. 505 Hyde street
Smithie, Mr, and Mrs. F. 630 Post street
Sunners, J. F. 1216 Pacific street
Snowden, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. 921 Sac'to street
Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. John 607 O'Farrel street
Samson, Mrs. A. J. 118 Prospect place
Samson Mrs, J. 118 Prospect place
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 274 Stevenson street
Smith Wm. 267 Minna street
Smith, Rev. J. B. city
Talley. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. 1702 Buchanhan street
Thompkins. Mrs. 449 Minna street
Talbert, Miss E. 907 Pacific street
Thomas, Mrs. C. 923 Greenwich street
Tavavris, M. J. 634 Broadway Street
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. 1006 Clay street
Thomas, Mr and Mrs. 1102 Clay street
Taylor, Mrs. T. 1008 Powell street
Taylor, Miss Hattie 918 Jackson street
Thompkins, Mr. 447 Minna street
Wilson, Mr and Mrs. B 510 Post street
Woods, Mr. and Mrs. L 1006 Clay street
Watts. A A. 7 Montgomery street
Wilmore. Mrs. F. 18 Anthony street
Williams. Mrs. M. K. C. 19 Anthony street
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. 28 Anthony street
Wright, Miss Etta 28 Anthony street
Williams, Miss Lulu 226 Tehama street
Wilson Mr. and Mrs. 18 Madison ave.
Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. 21 Hurt street
Wesley, Mr. and Mrs Wm. 411 Post street
White, Mr. and Mrs. B. 918 Jackson street
Wright, Mr and Mrs. 18 Prospect place
Williams, Mrs. Harriett 416 Jones street
Walters, R. T. 613 Howard street
Williamson, Prof. John 1323 Oak street
Waster, Mr. and Mrs. 12 Mary streat
Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. 921 sacramento street
Williams, Mr. C. H. 1047 Natoma street
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TABLE OF DISTANCES FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Kingsburg 227
Traver 232
Goshen Junction 241
Tulare 251
Tipton 262
Pixley 268
Alia 274
Delano 282
Poso 294
Bakersfield 314
Mojava 382
Los Augeles 482
Yuma 731
Lathrop 94
Ripon 105
Modesto 114
Turlock 127
Livingston 137
Merced 152
Athlone 162
Berenda 178
Madera 185
Herndon 197
Fresno 207
Fowler 216
Selma 222
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Note the red marks on "Strawl Wharted;" I do think this must have
been one of the publishers' copy. Maybe that was supposed to be
straw-hatted?
Our Metropolis City.
The Golden Gate.
Is universal known as the headquarters for People visiting the
United States and Cal. from all parts of the world. She is noted
for her great Shipping port. Her wharfs are always crowded with
boats loading products for foriegn nations. Places of amusement
and pleasure resort are too numerous to be named. The many
thousands of people that visit the Coast during the winter in
search for a more even climate usualy make San Francisco their
headquarters. She has a number of first-class Hotels which are
often crowded to overflow, among the largest and best is the
Baldwin, covering nearly a whole block, situated in the center of
the city, convenient to all of the theatres and street cars. She
has a number of first-class daily papers with a large circulation
and good patronage. San Francisco is probaly one of the best known
towns in the US and was made famous by the gold excitement some
years ago which brought out so many people until she has an
inhabitants now of nearly 400.000.
The buildings are from six to twelve stories, among the finest and
tallest in the city is that of the Chronicle, situated at the
junction of Kearney. Market and Geary, is owned by that Strawl
Wharted Hero M. H. De Young, editor and proprietor of the San
Francisco Daily Chronicle, one of the best and largest circulated
Papers in the U.S. Among her places of resort is the much talked
of Golden Gate park, Woodwards and Cliff House, which are visited
by many thousand people during the week and especially on Sundays
and holidays. There are street cars on nearly every principal
street in the city to convey people to all parts. Several R. R.
are running into San Francisco from the north, south and east,
bringing the products of the farmer which makes her one of the
greatest commercial towns of the world. With the present rate of
imigration which is so rapidly increasing our numbers, the day
will shortly be at hand when she will rank with London, Paris, New
York and the rest of the great cities.
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Colored residents of San Erancisco
Cowen, Joseph Head waiter Pleasanton Hotel
Davis. W R. 111 Kearney street
Dixson, Miss Carrie 1211 Clay street
Edwards. C. B. U. S. Treasury Department
Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. 812 Baker street
Godfrey, Miss Satie 812 Baker street
Godfrey, Miss May 812 Baker Street
Godfrey, Mis Addie 812 Baker street
Hamer. G. H. 9 Sherwood
Jordan. J. F. 830 Pacific street
Morton, T. B. Appraiser
Shields, Mrs. City
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NAMES & ADDRESSES of Colered People of Alameda
CRAIN, Mr. & Mrs. J. F., Park St.
DENNES, Mr. & Mrs. G. W., Jr.
HACKET, Mr. & Mrs. J. A., City.
HACKET, Mr. & Mrs. S. R., Stanton Street.
LAMBERT, Mr. & Mrs. Bet. Park and Howard Ave
LINN, Mr. & Mrs. City.
CRAIN, Mr. & Mrs., City.
HICKERSON, A. H. & BROS.
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LODGES OF SAN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND.
MASONS.
HANNIBAL LODGE, NO.1, F. & A. M., MEETS at St. John's Hall
the first Wednes.lay in each month.
JOS. SANDS, W. M.
JOHN A. BARBER, Secretary.
OLIVE BRANCH LODGE, NO. 4, F. and A. M, will have lecture
meetings on the Second Third and Fourth Tuesdays in the month
Master Masons in good standing are coscially invited to attend.
W. R. DAVIS,
W. M. WM, H. BLAKE, Secretary.
ORIENTAL LODGE, F. & A. M., OF OAKLAND, meets at California
Hall, Clay St., between 12th and 13th, on the First and Third
Tuesday evenings of each month. Lecture meetings on the third
Tuesday.
WILLIAM M. CRAWFORD, W. M.
W. L. GOLDSBOROUGH, Secretary.
WETHINGTON LODGE, NO. 7. F. & A, M., (under the jurisdiction
of the true M. W. Sov. Lodge of the State of Cal.) holds its
stated meetings the first Thursday of each month, at Lodge-room
in Masonic Hall, Pacific St., near Mason. All Master Masons in
good standing are fraternally invited to attend.
H.S. MORRIS, W. M.
W. W. ANDERSON, Sec'y.
VICTORIA LODGE, NO. 3, F. & A. M., (under the jurisdiction
of the M. W. Sov. Grand Lodge of the State of Cal.) holds its
stated meetings the first friday of each month, at lodge room in
Masonic Hall, Pacific St. near Mason. All Master Masons in good
standing are invited to attend.
W. R. PAGE. W. M.
M. HOWARD, Sec'y,
OAKLAND.
HOLLAND LODGE, U. D., F. & A. M., meets the 1st and 3d
Friday in each month at their lodge room, southwest corner
Broadway and 8th streets, Oakland,
R. N. CLARK, W. M.
J. K. DICKINSON, Sec'y.
ST. BERNARD COMMANDERY, K. T. NO. 1, meets at Masonic Hall,
Pacific street, near Mason, the 2d and 4th Thursday in each
month at 8 o'clock p.m.
A. F. HOLLAND, E. C.
F. W. JACKSON, R. C.
GOLDEN GATE LODGE, NO. 2007, G. U. O. O. F., meetings first and
third Wednesday in each month, at 510 Bush street.
CHAS. BOONE, N. G., 32 1/2 Mary St.
GEO. BROWN, P.S. 1715 Leavenworth.
COURT BOURNEMOUTH, NO. 7804, A. O. F., meets 1st and 3d Thursday
of the month, at St. John's Hall, 927 Pacific street; C. R.,
Jos. S. Francis; S. C. R., C. C. Johnson; Treas., F. T. Snowden;
Financial Secretary, W. G. Maddox; Red. Sec'y., W. R.
Strickland; S. W., W. H. Alexander; J. W., W. M. Stephens; S.
B., R. C. Wilson; J, B., C. S. Tull; Physician, Dr. N. Russell
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Oakland Street Railroads.
CONSOLIDATED PIEDMONT CABLE CO.
FOURTEENTH STREET R. R. - Leave 16th Street Depot 6:15, 6:45,
7:15, 7:30, 7:45, 8:00, 8:15 a. m. and 14th and Clay Sts. at
6:45, 7:15, 7:30, 7:45 8:00, 8.15 a. m, then every 8 minutes
until 9 p. m. From 9 p. m. to 12 p. m. cars leave 16th Street
Depot at 9:15 p. m. and every 15 minutes, connecting with
Berkeley train going each way. Last car leaves 14th and Clay
going west at 12:05 a. m. and 16th Street Depot going east at
11:25 p. m.
BROADWAY DIVISION. - Leaves Cemetary, 6:03, 6:13, 6:23, 6:33,
6:43, 6:53, 7:09, 7:13, 7:25 a. m. Leave 24th and Lea Avenue,
6:20, 6:30, 6:40, 6:50, 7:00, 7:10, 7:20, 7:35, 7:42 a. Ta.;
then every 7 minutes nntil 5:53 p. m. then every 10 minutes
nntil 7:05 p. m,; then every 13 minutes until 11:16 p. m. Last
car leaves 24th Street and Lea Avenue 11:55 p. m. Last car
leaves Cemetery at 11:36 p. m.
MARKET STREET. - First car leaves 24th and Adaline, going south,
at 6.17 a. m.; first car leaves 7th and Market, going north, at
6.34 a. m.; then every 30 minutes until 8.30,
POINT CAR - First car leaves 14th and Perrlta Streets at 8.10 a.
m. going south First car leaves 7th and Wood at 8.30 going
north.
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Names and Addresses of Colored People of Oakland.
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. 661 Alice street
Allexander A 664 Fourth street
Brown, Mr. and Mrs N. 765 Willow street
Butler, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. 758 Willow street
Bost, Mr. and Mrs. John. 722 Second street
Bacon Mr. Jno 810 Alice street
Burns M. and Mrs. H. R. 220 Fifth street
Burrows, Mrs. M. L. 209 Fourth street
Brown, A. F. 1014 Twenty-eight street
Balmont, Mr. and Mrs. 448 Webester street
Clark, Mrs E. A. 725 Fifth street
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. 658 Fifth street
Clark Mrs. M. A. 1468 Third street
Cambell, Mr and Mrs C. R. 1498 Third street
Cowen M. and Mrs. E. 1099 Third street
Carter Mr. and Mrs. G. B. 740 Myrtle street
Cole Mr. and Mrs. C. B. M. 810 Alice street
Crawford G. H. Seventh and West street
Cashen Mrs. 172 Sixth street
Capprun Mr and Mrs. C. W. 120 Fifth street
Canderson. Mrs. 187 Sixth street
Goldman Mrs. J. H. 1003 22d street
Crawford Mr. 1420 San Pablo Ave.
Clark Mrs J. C. 761 Sixth street
Carter Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 668 Fourth street
Clemost H. 753 Willow street
Delaney Mr. and Mrs. W. F. City
Dissard Mr and Mrs J. D. 722 Filbert street
Drake Mr and Mrs W. city
Day John 1035 Adeline street
Degazew Mrs C. W. 120 Fifth street
Davis Miss I. 1639 Market street
Doasin Mrs. 810 Alice street
Dazzard, Mr. and Mrs. 722 Filbert street
Epson, Charles 3 Brush street
Fields, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. 814 Henry street
Flood, Mr. and Mrs. I. 666 1/2 E. 15th street
Flood, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. 658 E 15th street
Fish, Mr. and Mrs, D. 978 East street
Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. 1521 Market street
Greys, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. 762 3d street
Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 857 Alice street
Greys, Mrs, D. 763 Seventh street
Gill, Mr and Mrs. 1099 Third street
Griffin, c C 172 Sixth street
Grasses, Mrs. 176 Sixth street
Gual, Mrs, N A 710 Filbert street
Geshum Mr and Mrs. R. P. 773 Willow street
Homayer Mr. and Mrs H. 822 Brush street
Harriston F F 661 27th street
Harriston, Mrs. 1604 Atlantic street
Humphrey, Mrs. 1605 Third street
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. 818 Henry street
Hatton, Mr and Mrs. 814 Filbert street
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. J. 666 Fourth street
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 810 Alice street
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A printer's smudge makes it hard to read some of these words. I
make guesses, below. It's interesting how the author calls out
the
Golden Gate neighborhood; "At the north end of the Cable line is the much talked of
Golden Gate through which persons are compelled to pass before
entering the Metropilis city of the coast." I knew that San
Pablo Avenue was the route to the east, from Oakland and her
ports for the 49ers, but I had never considered how that
neighborhood was the welcoming place for Oakland. It's now a
predominantly African-American neighborhood on San Pablo
Avenue
Oakland
It is the Capital at Alameda County, and for years has been
looked upon as the best residence city of the Coast. It is only
seven miles from San Francisco, for communication between the
two cities, a boat leaves every thirty minutes on the
Broad-guage and also on the narrow-guage making it possible for
persons to visit either place every fifteen minutes, boats are
always at either place to convey the passengers across the bay.
The city is built upon a permanent berth; the Contra Costa
Mountains sloping along one side which is a part of the coast
and whose foothills are in the city limits. Her educational
facilities are unsurpassed, Streets level; climate even, places
of resort numerous, Electric, Cable and Horse cars running to
all part of the city, also to Berkely and Alameda. Many new
buildings are being erected, and streets are being paved. The
flower gardens are never disturbed by Jack Frost or Winters
chilling breeze, but on the contrary the yards are green with
grass and smells sweet from the scent of Roses the year around.
She has many large, beautiful and costly Churches, with large
congregations. At the north end of the Cable line is the much
talked of Golden Gate through which persons are compelled to
pass before entering the Metropilis city of the coast. A large
and Adaquate Theatre is about completed on the corner of 14th
and Broadway it is a center point for all lines of cars. Among
the hotels of the city is the Galindo where first class
accomodations are always to be had.
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Names and Addresses of Colored People of Oakland.
Herrald. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. City
Howard, G. E. 818 Henry street
Hinds, Mr. and Mrs. 1733 Myrtle street
Hatton, J. 833 Market street
Ingraham. Mr. and Mrs. Geo 716 Henry street
Iserrat, Mr. 924 Broadway
Jackson, Mrs. S. 758 Sixth street
Johnson Mr, and Mrs. W. M. 714 Henry street
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. 659 Alice street
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. 840 Myrtle street
Johnson, L. F. 214 Third street
Johnson. Abe. 1175 Fifth street
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. L. 1639 Market street
Johnson, J. H. City
King. A. A. 1013 Seventh street
Lee, Mrs, Adeline. F 761 Sixth street
Lee, Mr. and Mrs. I. 816 Henry street
Lycourgan, C. 517 Fourth street
Littleton, Mrs. C.H. 724 Filbert street
Linerkomb. Mrs, C.
H. 1054 Broadway
Lee. Mrs. M. A. 664 Fourth street
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. 2134 McNolia street
Morgan, Mr and Mrs H R. 670 Fifth street
Markell. Rev, Mr and Mrs. D. N. 90 Webster street
Michel, Mrs. J. 759 Commercial street
Melburn, Mr. and Mrs. Richard 819 Chester street
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. 1570 Fifth street
Moxley, Mrs. M. F. 716 Filbert street
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John 762 Chestnut street
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. J M. 762 Third street
McGuire, Mrs E. 663 Easth 19th street
Mucledon, Mr. and Mrs. 715 Webster street
Mann, Mr. and Mrs F. A. 820 Filbert street
McKerson, J. M. 1099 Tnird street
Morris, M. 722 Third street
Marchall, J. C. East Oakland
Moore. J. 722 Third street
Mendenhall, Mr and Mrs. 723 Sixth street
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. I, P. 322 Fourth street
Maurum, Mrs. M. 270 Fourth street
Mortly, Mr. and Mrs. 81 Alice street
Massengale, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 523
Seventh street
Missender, Mr. and Mrs. 714 Webster street
Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. R. 153 Alice street
Moon, Mr.
A. 1054 Alice Street
Oliver,
C. 1735 Seventh street
Oliver, Mr and Mrs J. H. 1050 Third street
Punnell, Mr. and Mrs. S. 1011 Third street
Phillips, Mrs. E. A. 604 Fourth street
Platt, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. 764 Thirg street
Pattrichs, Mr. 1721 Myrtle streer
Prust, J, B. 1455 Myrtle street
Robberts, MJ, and MIS. J. S.1050 1 hird street
Rice, Mr and Mrs. T. 722 Second street
Robberson, A. 1013 Seventh street
Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. E.
F. 808 Jefferson street
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Skipping transcription of the postal rates.
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Names and Addresses of Colored People of Oakland.
Flood. I. and family 672 15th street.
Kyles Mrs. B. 672 15th Street.
Hawkins L. 668 15th Street.
Flood Chas. and family 568 15th Street.
Jackson L. 668 15th St.
Clarke C. and family. Willard Street.
Robinson. 1778 Atlantic Street.
The "fire alarm stations of Oakland" is interesting, but dense, hard to transcribe and not as interesting. Leaving it out.
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Locals.
It is rumored that the Local Cars running from the Oakland Pier to Fruit Vale on Seventh St. will be changed down to First, and Electric cars put on Seventh St.
The Odd Fellows turned out in Oakland on Aug. 3 it was grand.
The Evening Tribune, the leading paper of the city, in speaking of them Editorialy called them a fine body of men.
The Log Cabin Bakery makes the best Bread, their patronage is increasing daily. The Lace House of Oakland is leaders in low prices. Standeford makes his own Candy, his Ice Cream is of the very best. Remember the Minnesota Chiet Thesher and chief self feeders.
The new Theatre building, which is being completed at the junction of Broadway, 14th and Telegraph avenue, is a credit to the city.
The Galindo is the largest and best hotel in Oakland.
After arriving in the city call at 106 Ellis street near Powell and have your head dressed in the latest style.
Mr J. A. Booty has one of the finest fruit ranches in Orange County, Cal., he also employes colored help on his ranch, Santa Ana Cal.
The Minnesota Chief Threshers and Chief Self Feeders is a wonderful invention, no farmer should be without one.
N. Gallagher has a full line of Groceries, Wines, Liquors and Glassware etc.
Messrs. W. D. Miller & Co. should be patronized, they have had a colored man employed for the past the years, office 1772 Telegraph ave.
The New York Hair Store has a new line of hair goods.
Any farmer desiring to save money should use the Minnesota Chief thresher and self feeder, office.507 509 Second st. Oakland.
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