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Identifier: industriesofsanf1884sanf (find matches)
Title: The industries of San Francisco. Her rank, resources, advantages, trade, commerce & manufactures. Conditions of the past, present and future, representative industrial institutions, historical, descriptive, and statistical
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Hackett, Frederick H Payot, Upham & Co., San Francisco
Subjects: Industries
Publisher: San Francisco : Payot
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
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ng editor, and P. J.Murphy, city editor. The Chronicle is an independent Republican paper; the Examiner is theleading organ of the Democracy; the CaHis independent; the Alia, as has beenstated, is Dvimocratic, and the Bulletin and Post are Republican. The Call,Chronicle and Examiner are published daily and weekly, each journal makinga special feature of the Sunday edition. The Post and Bulletin (evening) donot publish on Sundays. All of the daily journals are comparatively wellequipped and organized, with a wide circulation. Conspicuous among our leading literary weeklies are the Argonaut, News,Letter, and Wasp. B>ank M. Pixley is the proprietor of the Argonaut, FredMarriott & Son are proprietors of the Neics Letter, while the Wasp, an illus-trated comic sheet, is owned by E. C. Mac Farlane & Co. The Argonaut isremarkable for the vigor of its editorials; the Neivs Letter, for the wit and pungency of its paragraphs; and the Wasp, for its humorous illustrations and itssatire.
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Representative Hotases. SKKTCHES OK LEADINO IVEETRpPOLIXANNIERCHANTS, M:ANUFACTURERS, ETC. W E shall devote our concluding chapter to a review of the history of a fewof our leading mercantile and manufacturing houses whose aggregatecapital and enterprise have so greatly aided in the development of thecommercial and trade industries of San Francisco, and in the advancement andperpetuation of her wealth and civilization. Only houses whose reputations areabove suspicion have been mentioned, and if the list be incomplete, it is notbecause of any bias upon the part of the editor or publishers. But comparativelyfew of the large retail establishments of the city, whose interests are principallyof a local character, and not in conformity with the general circulation on thePacific Coast, and in the East, for which The Industries of San Francisco isintended, have here been noticed. HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & COMPANY. Importers and Jobbers of Hardware, Iron, Steel, etc.. Junction Bush and Market,

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