West Coast Gazetteer &
Directory ~ Santa Dieguito ~ Springville, California
Santa
Dieguito
P O
San Diego County is situated
near the sea-coast, about thirty miles north of the city
of San Diego.
Adams T, general merchandise
and postmaster
Crandall J, liquor saloon
Messenger J, general
merchandise
Santa
Monica
P O
Los Angeles County, is situated on the sea-coast,
sixteen miles from Los Angeles City, with which it is
connected by rail. It occupies a picturesque site on a
high plateau overlooking the ocean, and is a noted
resort for invalids, tourists, and pleasure seekers. The
beach is unsurpassed for surf-bathing, and the bath
house for invalids is one of the best on the coast.
Communication is maintained with Los Angeles twice a
day.
Boyce
M B, postmaster, justice of the peace, attorney at law
and notary public
Bright Tony, liquor saloon
Chapin M E, books and
stationery, groceries, etc
Collins K Mrs., restaurant
Cudehy John, liquor saloon
Donald John, agent Santa
Monica Land Co
Elliott J S, physician
Giroux H & Bro, groceries and
liquor saloon
Jeffries E P, physician
Mountain John, liquor and
billiard saloon
Mountain W D, fruits and
confectionery
Rapp William, liquor saloon
Sadlier F A, liquor saloon
Suits E D, hotel
Suits & Elliott, butchers
Twitchell C C, restaurant
Vawter E J, druggist
Vawter W D & E J, general
merchandise
Waller C M Mrs., bath-house
Wells, Fargo & Co, E K Chapin
agent
Santa
Paula
P O
Ventura County, is situated
in Santa Clara valley, ten miles from the sea-coast and
ten miles east of San Buenaventura, on the route of the
Telegraph Coast Stage Line, in the midst of an excellent
agricultural section. Stages leave daily for Newhall and
Soledad, connecting with the trains of the Southern
Pacific E. R.
Baker
C N, hotel
Cohn Mauritz, general
merchandise
Forbes Benjamin O, postmaster
Gordon William, liquor saloon
Perry William W, harness and
saddle maker
Skinner L, general
merchandise
Sausalito P O
Marin County, is situated on
the bay of San Francisco, six miles distant from the
city of San Francisco, with which it is connected by
ferry. Previous to the discovery of gold it was
frequented by whalers and other vessels that entered the
harbor for supplies of water and fuel. Its picturesque
situation and pleasant climate, it being free from the
high winds which often prevail in the city, make it a
favorite resort for picnic parties and other
pleasure-seekers.
Amaral Antonio S, general merchandise
Barety Joseph B, butcher
Barrow George, restaurant
Bellrude T ST livery stable
Bettancourt Joseph S,
restaurant
Brindeau Adrian, shoemaker
Broderick John, groceries
Brown Frank S, general
merchandise
Charbonet Joseph, liquor
saloon
Cramer John D, carpenter
Crane Peter, proprietor
Sausalito Hotel
Dexter Charles, liquor saloon
Forrest Charles, boats and
fishing tackle
Haultheisen John, restaurant
Johnson Louis, boats, baths,
and oysters
Kuhn F M, blacksmith
Louano Joseph, liquor saloon
Mansebo M & Co, livery stable
Marie Joseph, shoemaker
McLeod Alexander, blacksmith
Rety Mme, restaurant and park
Ryan James H, liquor saloon
Sanchez Manuel, proprietor
Lisbon House
Schnell Jacob, proprietor
Schnell's Hotel
Schnell John, groceries and
postmaster
Schultz Louisa Mrs.,
proprietress Branch Hotel
Seiz Nicholas, liquor saloon
Slinkey J E, proprietor El
Monte Hotel
Smith George W, livery stable
Thomas Jacques, barber
Webber & Freedman,
proprietors
Wildwood Glen Park
Shelter
Cove,
Humboldt County, is situated
on the sea-coast about 63 miles south of Eureka, and 1
67 miles north of San Francisco. Communication is
maintained with San Francisco weekly by the steamers of
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Bay
Bros, general merchandise
Slide
P O
Humboldt County, generally known as Springville, is
situated in Eel River valley 20 miles south of Eureka,
on the Eureka and Cloverdale stage road. The principal
industries carried on in this section are the
manufacture of lumber and farming. Communication is
maintained with Eureka daily by stage.
Greig
Thomas G, hotel and livery stable
Hafner Joseph, blacksmith
Mason & Co, flour and lumber
manufacturers
Robben Bernard, shoemaker
Swortzel W J, general
merchandise and postmaster
Smith's
Ranch P O
Sonoma County, generally
known as Bodega, is situated on Bodega Bay, about 67
miles north of San Francisco. Dairying and farming are
carried on in the vicinity to a considerable extent, it
being an excellent agricultural and grazing section.
Daily communication is maintained with San Francisco and
other points by the North Pacific Coast R. R.
Adams
A, shoemaker
Fav E C, hotel
Goodman & Co, general
merchandise
Hamilton K, liquor saloon
McCaughey J, general
merchandise
McNeil John, liquor saloon
McLaughlin R, shoemaker
Morris J C, hotel
Semsel N & Co, varieties
Wells, Fargo, & Co, J
McCaughey agent
Soquel
P O
Santa Cruz County, is
situated on Monterey Bay, on the line of the Santa Cruz
railroad, five miles east of Santa Cruz City. It is a
thriving town, supported principally by several
prominent industries, including the manufacture of
lumber and leather, which are extensively carried on.
Communication is maintained with San Francisco daily by
rail, and weekly by the steamers of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Co.
Bennett J F, liquor saloon
Bowman J, tinsmith
Brown J A, liquor saloon
Delehanty John, shoemaker
Evans & Smith, groceries
Fleisig I, general
merchandise
Grover & Co. lumber
manufacturers
Kropf TV G, barber
Meacham D J, blacksmith
Mills C A, butcher
Morgan John, hotel
Neilsen John, blacksmith
O'Neil Bros, paper mill
Porter B F & Co, tannery
Porter Edward, general
merchandise and post master
Robertson S L, physician
Wells, Fargo, & Co, J E West
agent
South
Vallejo,
Solano County (See Vallejo P.
O.)
Spanishtown,
San Mateo County (See Half
Moon Bay P. O.)
Springville,
Humboldt County (See Slide P.
O.)
West Coast Gazetteer
Source: Disturnell's Business
Directory and Gazetteer, of the West Coast of North
America, W. C. Disturnell, Publisher, San Francisco,
California, 1882
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