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POLK'S
OAKLAND
(CALIFORNIA)
CITY DIRECTORY
VOL. 1935 XLIII
INCLUDING ALAMEDA, BERKELEY, EMERYVILLE AND PIEDMONT
Containing an Alphabetical Directory of Business Concerns and Private Citizens, a Street antj Avenue Guide and Much Information of a Miscellaneous Character
ALSO
A BUYERS^ GUIDE
and a Complete
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FOR DETAILED CONTENTS SEE GENERAL INDEX
DIRECTORY
IS THE COMMON
INTERMEDIARY
BETWEEN
BUYER—SELLER"
R. L. POLK & CO.
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Copyright, 1935, by R. L. Polk & Co.
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GENERAL INDEX
PAGE
Abbreviations 74
Advt;rtising Department 4 1
Alphabetical List of Names 77
Apartment Houses 9 1 6
Associations, Clubs and Societies 919
Bank Department 45
BuilQings, Blocks and Halls 928
Busiriess and Commercial Associations 919
Busiriess Directory 9 1 5
Buyers' Guide 41
Cemeteries 929
Chu ches 930
City Government — Alameda 83
Berkeley 134
Oakland 633
Classified Business Directory 915
Clubs 934
Colleges and Private Schools 935
County Government 83
Directory Library 9
Feiieral Government Officers 308
Fire Department — Alameda 83
Berkeley 134
Oakland 633
Fraternal Organizations 942
Hospitals, Homes and Sanitariums 951
In Toduction 9
Justice Courts 83
Labor Organizations 955
Libraries and Reading Rooms 958
Military 308
Parks and Playgrounds 967
Piers 969
Police Department — Alameda 83
Berkeley 134
Oakland 633
Population 9
Postoffice Department 308
Public Library 958
Schools and Colleges 977
Schools— Public 976
Societies — Secret and Fraternal 979
State Officers and Boards 796
Street and Avenue Guide 19
Superior Courts 83
Trade and Labor Organizations 955
United States Courts and Officers ^ 308
Wharves 969
INDEX TO AUVJbKii; bK5)
Page Acme Printing & Rubber Stamp Co ....66 and 70 Alameda County Title Insurance Co
top edge and 72
American Trust Co 45
Anglo California National Bank 46
Anthony Earle C Inc 43
Bakers Service right top lines and 64
Brown Albert Undertaking Co 58
California College of Business
right top lines and 70
California Western States Life InsurEtnce Co .. 6 1
Capwell H C Co 55
Cavalier Wm & Co right top lines and 49
Central Bank of Ocikland front cover and 47
Chan Y L Herb Co left top lines and 58
Coffin-Redington Co 56
Coldwell Cornwall & Banker 69
Connelley Liquor cure right side lines and 63
Co-Operative Adjustment Bureau 5 1
Curtain Store 54
De Gloria J left top lines and 65
Dodd School left side lines and 70
ELast Bay Credit Service 5 I
East Bay Municipal Utility District 73
East Bay Title Insurance Co
.... front cover and Classified Tab Insert
Elmpire Collection Co 52
Fageol Truck & Coach Co 43
Farmers & Merchants Savings Bank
left top lines and 48
Field E B Co backbone and 68
Fink George B 52
Fireman's Fund Insurance Co 59
Freeman & Cox-Roach & Kenney Co 58
Fuller W P & Co 66
Golden State Co 64
Gregg Collection Service 52
Gring's Iricide Co left side lines and 58
Hancock John Mutual Life Insurance Co
back cover
Hink J F & Son 55
Holmes Collection Agency 52
Horwinski Printing Co left top lines and 66
Imperial Loan Brokers 70
Insurance Building 50
Page
Inter-City Elxpress 65
Inter-City Printing Co 66
Kling-Dawers Stationery . j 71
Laufer F W Inc right top lines and 65
Lawrence Harry M 43'
Loyalty Group _ 61
Madsen Marion School for business Training
right top Ines and 71
Maiden F Bruce & Co - front cover and 67
McCormick Chas R Lumb- r Co 64
McCulioch's left side lines
Mercantile Collection Ser-\ 'tf 53
Merchants Credit & CoUe. ;c»n AgeiR-y 53
Mitchell & Austin 69
Monteverde & Parodi Inc ( vs^ifierl l^ib Insert
Montgomery Ward & Co 55
Morris Plan of Oakland .. - 64
Nordquist Gus .efi -ide ii les and 72
Oakland-Californa Towel v'n > 2
Oakland Chamber of Comi . '.rtse 10
Oakland Crematorium-Coli. iibanum 54
Oakland Hotel Co Cjassi.fied Ta'.' Insert
Oakland Title Insuraince & C ■ iranty Co 72
Pacific-Nash Motor Co - 43
Pearl Assurance Co '^p ': es and 60
Phillips Mercantile Agency 5^
Polytechnic College of Elngi , 7 I , '5 Jind 76-
Porter F F Co -. f; > r.t edge
Professional Credit Assn .... 53-
Read's Bonded Adjustmem Bureau
left top lii. ;s and 5 1
Retailers Credit Assn of Al^.raoia Coi nty .... 54
Schroeter & White ■ - 62.
Simpson John right top lines and 61
Spencer Collection Service » 54
Steffensen A bacV cov r and 68-
Sunset Mausoleum ►
.... front cover and Qj-.-sifieo Tab Insert
Truman Co front co 'er, 3 and 57
Watkins Chas N Detective Service .. ^, 56-
White. Pollard. Fred T^Woci Ii,.- 69
White Star Laui.dry Co 62
Whitthorne & Swan 56
V/,tLer Dean & Co 49
Wood Charles M f'^o t cover and 69
INTRODUCTION
R. L. Polk & Co. (publishers of more than 700 other city, county, state and national directories) presents to its subscribers and to the general public this 1935 edition of the Oakland Directory (which also includes Alameda. Berkeley, Emeryville and Piedmont).
Confidence in the growth of Oakland and its wealth, industry and population, as well as in the advancement of its municipal and social activities, will be created as sections of this directory are consulted, for truly the directory is a mirror reflecting Oakland to the world.
The enviable place occupied by Polk's directories in offices, stores, libraries and homes throughout our country causes the publishers to forecast the belief that the Oakland directory ■wiW fulfill its mission as a source of authentic information of any and every kind pertaining to our city. With an unrivaled organization having the courteous and hearty cooperation of the business and professional residents, the publishers feel that the results of their labor will meet with the approval of every resident of the city.
POPULATION
The estimated population of the East Bay is 549,187, based on the number of individual names in the alphabetical section of the Directory, with due allowance for women and children, whose names are not included. Territory immediately adjacent, v/hich is part of the city, as far as business and social life are concerned, is included in the Directory.
FOUR MAJOR DEPARTMENTS
The several essential departments are arranged in the following order:
The Buyers' Guide, pages 41 to 76, printed on tinted paper, contains the advertisements of the leading manufacturing, business and profesisonal interests of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley. These pages will be found particularly interesting and instructive to the substantial elements of the city. The advertisements have been carefully grouped by departments and are indexed under headings descrip- tive of the business represented. This is reference advertising at its best, and as such, merits a survey by all buyers keen to prime themselves on source of supply. The city's activities, in many interesting phases, are interestingly pictured to reveal what it has in its show window. In an ambitious and progres- sive community like (Oakland the "heed of this kind of information readily at hand is very great and frequently pressing. General appreciation of this fact is evidenced by the liberal patronage the City Directory enjoys in the many fields which it serves.
TTie Alphabetical List of Names of residents, business firms and corporations is included in pages 77 to 913.
The Street . id Avenue Guide of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley covers pages 19 to 40. In this section the names of the streets and avenues are arranged in alphabetical order.
The Classified Business Directory is included in pages 915 to 984. This department lists the various manufac jring, mercantile and professional interests in alphabetical order under appropriate headings. This eature constitutes an invaluable and indispensable epitome of the business interests of the community. "Tlie Directory is the common intermediary between Buyer and Seller." As such it plays no small part in the daily doings of the business world. "More goods are bought and sold through the Classified Business Directory Section than through any other medium."
MUNICIPAL PUBLICITY The Directory reflects the achievements and ambitions of the city, depicting in truthful terms what it has to offer as a place of residence, as a buisness location, as an industrial site, and as an educational center. To give emphasis to their desire to broadcast this information over the country, the publishers have placed copies of this issue of the Directory in Directory Libraries, which are maintained in all the larger cities of the country, where they are readily available for free public reference and serve as per- petual advertisements of Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley, for business men the country over realize that the City Directory represents the community as it really is.
THE R. L. POLK & COMPANY DIRECTORY LIBRARY
There aie over 400 of these Directory Libraries in the chain. One of them is maintained at the Oakland Chamber of Commerce. The publishers invite use of it by the public whenever in the need of information < n other cities.
The publishers appreciatively acknowledge the patronage of those progressive business and pro fessional men who have expressed their confidence in the City Directory as an advertising mediuia • assurance that it will bring a commensurate return.
R. L. POLK & COMPANY
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OAKLAND
A truly metropolitan city that has retained its friendly atmospluire rvid o;;rs un- limited possibilities for industry and home owners.
Pulsing with new life and energy under the stimulus of huge expenditures for public buildings and enterprises, Oakland stands out eis the center o' • ; <^r;T';8S on the Pacific Coast. Its progress is steady, substantial and far-reaching
Educational opportunities, beautiful homes, parks, gardens, see '-■^.■.•.Xy, high- ways, thriving business and industrial distiicts, beaches and country ■ • cfrer every variety and opportunity for the person seeking a permanent location.
Contiguous in their boundary lines and united in their interests, neia;hboring
cities of this important business district centering around Oakland, thii . rgeft munic-j
ipality in California, are Berkeley, Alameda, San Leandro, Hayward, T v Li ermore,
Pleasanton, Emeryville, Piedmont, Newark, Albany, Alvarado aind De ' om- munity forms a group of more than 500,000 persons.
Civic enterprise and strategic location tell the story of Oakland": '/ith
all its advantages it will continue to grow, for it is the ideal place to li^ -. and
to play.
For Further Information Al m
OAKLAND
CALIFORNIA Communicate with the Oakland
Chamber of Commerce
OAKLAND
"Industrial Capitol of the West"
STATISTICAL REVIEW
Council-Manager Form of Government
Area — 60.25 square miles.
Altitude — Zero to 1 800 feet.
Assessed valuation — $228,85 3,137 with 217 mill tcix.
Parks — 46, with acreage of 628.
White population — 281,095.
Colored population — 7,885.
Males— 149,688.
Females — 148,842.
Native-born population — 79.3 per cent.
Predominating nationalities — German, Italian, English, Portuguese, Canadian, Irish, Swedish, Scotch and Danish.
City's bonded debt is $1 1,203,670.00.
Financial: 57 banks, 7 trust companies, with total deposits of $143,333,345, December 31, 1934; debits of $1,931,138,000 annually.
Churches — 190.
Building and construction: Value of building permits, $2,802,210, with 4,139 permits.
Real estate transfers total 9,055, valued at $45,000,000. About 48.6 per cent of homes owned. Dwellings — total number 73,488.
Industry: Metropolitan Oakland — Number of establishments — 1 , 1 07 manufacturers employ- ing 32,560, paying wages of $43,683,884 annually and having products valued at $411,674,659 annually.
Trade: Teritory (retail) contains 1,420,000 people within the trading area covering a radius of 20 miles. Jobbing territory contains 1,730,000 people within a radius of 40 miles.
Hotels: There are 44 hotel?, with 15 rooms or more, and 95 with less than 15 rooms.
City is the physical terminus of three transcontinental railroads.
Amusements: Largest auditorium seats 10,000 people. There are 41 theaters, with a total seating capacity of 46,700 people.
Hospitals number 25, with 2,100 beds.
Education: 3 colleges, 73 schools, including 1 0 high schools.
Number of pupils in public schools, 62, 1 14. Total of teachers, 2,400.
There are 1 72,000 volumes in the libraries of the city.
City Statistics: Total street mileage, 709, with 509 miles paved; 660 miles of sewers. Ca- pacity of water works (public) 125,000,000 gallons daily, with 1,500 miles of mains and value of plant estimated at $55,000,000. Miscellaneous: Oakland is one of a group of nine contiguous cities which had a combined population of 487,839 on January 1, 19 30. During the year 1934, Oakland enjoyed 245 full days of junshine. The United States Census Bureau states that 94.1 pe c— it of Ocikland's population is white and 76. 7 per cent of it native white. There f 8 miles of berthing space in Oakland Harbor, 121 national industries ha Metropolitan Oakland for the base of their Pacific Coast --^-rations. ^ greatest poultry producing centers are located v'
OAKLAND
Oaklcind, situated on the continental side of Scin Francisco Bay, is the third letrgest city in Cali- fornia, the fifth largest on the Pacific Coast, and the fastest growing industrial city in the West.
Though it has grown with tremendous rapidity, both from tne standpoint of population and the standpiint of industry, Oakland is a city of homes. Stretching away from the bay there is simple room for a city of several million population before reaching the sloping hills which have become the exclu- sive residential section of each of the several cities along the eastern shore of the bay.
It is only in comparatively recent years that industries, recognizing the advantages offered by Oakland, began to claim the excellent factory sites along the bay stiore. Today there are 1 107 plants, making a total of more than 2,300 different products in this great east bay district.
THE HARBOR
Oakland has 27 miles of deep water frontage on the greatest land-locked harbor in the world. Improved freight docking facilities have been installed by municipal and private interests, and repair facilities, superior to any on the Pacific Coast, are available here for the fleets of the world. Oakland ^ lays claim to the largest floating dry docks in the world and the largest marine railroad. It has numer- ous other dry docks and marine railroads of lesser size.
A majority of the leading steamship lines carrying either coastwise or trans-Pacific freight, have w.ade Oakland a regular port of call, and the volume handled on Oakland docks is growing with great 'rapidity.
Ln.ted States Government engineers recently recommended the expenditure of more than a million and or.e-half dollars on the Oakland harbor.
INDUSTRIES
The year 1935 is the third year of a major construction program ihat will result in the expend- iture of $133,000,000 within a radius of 20 miles of Oakland. Oakland and San Francisco are being connected by a $75,000,000 bridge, and a $5,000,000 tunnel will provide fast transportation between Oakland and the rich central valleys. Near San Rafael, 1 5 miles from Oakland, the Government has just completed building a bombing base, at a cost of $4,000,000, whicl will be used by the air serv- ice. The United States Army Air Base, now under construction across Oakland's inner harbor in Alameda, will cost $2,500,000, and on Government Island in the estuay separating the two cities, headquarters for the Coast Guard Service, U. S. Bureau of Public Roads and U. S. Forest Service are being completed at a cost of $3,000,000.
The Golden Gate is being spanned by a bridge costing $35,000,00) that will take three years to complete.
This vast expenditure is certain to reflect itself in industrial condiions and add to Oakland s strategic location in the geographic industrial center of the Pacific Coast states, its immediate access -=\ lanes leading to the Orient, its unusual transportation facilities, anc the availability of raw ma- ""er, w^ater and fuel.
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temper.! ure for the twelve months is 5 7.1 j^hts are always cool. Seldom, even in thi
so-called winter months, does the mercury drop to 32 degrees F. It is due to this ideal working climate that Oakland shipyards — and incidentally Oakland is one of the largest shipbuilding centers in the world — were the ones to set one building record after another during the World War.
HEALTH CONDITIONS
In point of health, Oakland has consistently ranked among the first cities of the nation for a long period of years, and statistics show that it has become an increasingly more healthful place for residents during the last fifteen yeais.
The death rate in Oakland in 1934 was 10.4 per thousand residents. During the past thirteen years Oakland has made a phenomenal improvement in its infant mortality rate. In 1920, seventy-one babies died out of every 1,000 born, while in 1934, the rate of infant mortality was reduced to only 40.2 deaths in 1,000 births.
POPULATION
TTie population of Oakland in 1 9 1 0 was 150,174, in 1920, 216,261, a gain of approximately 44 per cent in a ten-year period. In 1930, 284,063, a gain of 31.4 per cent over 1920.
The cities of Oakland, Berkeley, Alameda, Emeryville, Piedmont, San Leandro, Albany, Richmond and El Cerrito have now grown together into one compact whole. It is these nine cities which are refered to as the East Bay community, or Metropolitan Oakland, with a population of about 505,000.
SCHOOLS
Few cities in the United States can boast of a more perfect school system than Oakland, or more attractive school buildings. Noted educators from every section of the world have praised OeJiland's educational facilities. The present school enrollment is in excess of 60,000. In Berkeley, which ad- joins Oakland on the north, is the great University of California, the largest in the United States in point of enrollment and incidentally one of the richest in the matter of endo\Nnnent.
Oakland has 50 primary and grammar schools, 13 junior high schools and 10 high schools.
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
Oakland's new park and playground development — a noteworthy feature of which was the acqui- sition of extensive municipal golf links — undoubtedly will be conducive to a still higher level of health and vifell-being among residents of this favored city. Among the Oakland parks which have attracted the attention of tourists from all parts of the world is beautiful Lake Merritt and Lakeside Park. Lake Merritt, situated in the center of the city, comprises I 60 acres, and is surrounded by wonderful lawns and beyond these by beautiful, modem homes and apartments. On one side of the lake is situated Ocikland's million-dollar auditorium.
The w^aters of Lake Merritt are dotted the year round with canoes and launches and during the so-called winter months many thousands of wild ducks make Lake Merritt their home. Spring finds these traditional wild birds almost as tame as barnyard fowls. TTiey walk on the lawns and among the sightseers, apparently recognizing that their safety is assured.
The annual visit of these ducks that have adopted this spot in sunny California as their home has been made the occasion for pageants on the part of the people, and each January the now nationally known Wild Duck Pageant is held on the lake shore.
Possessed as it is of all these things considered essential for a great metropolis, with three trans- continental railways, its position on one of the world's greatest land-locked harbors and with ample room in which to make a tremendous expansion, Oakland's future is assured.
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BERKELEY STATISTICAL REVIEW
Name of City — Berkeley.
Form of Government — Council-manager.
Area — 1 7 square miles, 9 land and 8 water.
Altitude — 0 to 1 300 feet.
Population — Federal census, 1930, 82.109; (est., 1935) 83,595.
White population — 77,508. (1930)
Other races — 4,601. (1930)
Assessed valuation — $80,161,915. City tax rate — $1.37 (1934-1935).
Bonded debt— $1,013,430 (April 8, 1935).
Parks — 20. with 76 acres, including playgrounds.
Financial — 2 banks ( 1 2 branches) , 3 building and loan, 2 savings and loan eissociations.
Post Office receipts — $543,596.87 (1934). Church buildings — 51.
Building and construction — value of building permits, $660,650, v^rith 753 permits issued (1934).
Industry — 306 manufacturers, employing 3,631, v^ith an annual payroll of $4,484,324, and having products valued at $30,782,325.
Trade — Territory (retail) serves 150.000 people within the trading area covering ten miles.
Hotels — There are 1 7 hotels with 25 rooms or more, with combined total of rooms of 1.473. The newest hotel viras built in 1928.
City is served by two transcontinental railroads.
Amusements — Largest theater or auditorium seats 1,800 people. There are 8 theaters, with a total seating capacity of 12,022.
Hospitals — 3.
Education — Public schools, 20, including 4 junior high, 1 senior high; 2 parochial; 13 private; 5 commercial; 4 divinity; 1 blind; 1 deaf. University of Calif ornieu
Number of pupils in public schools — 14,953. Total number of teachers. 505. (1933-34).
There are 146,000 volumes in the city library. City Statistics — Total street mileage, 197.9; with 190.3 paved; 225 miles of sewers.
Miscellaneous — Total fire loss for 1934 was $23,455, a per capita loss of 23 cents, one of the lowest in the nation for Berkeley's size class; infant mortality rate of 22.9 per 1000 live births in 1933. The Police Department employs 64, with total expenditure of $175,038. Berkeley has put in operation one of the largest and most complete radio police communication networks on the Pacific Coast. Attendance at Berkeley recrea- tion centers for 1933 weis 1,319,383.
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BERKELEY
Situated on the eastern side of San Francisco Bay directly opposite the famous Golden Gate, Berkeley has been praised by world travelers as one of the most beautifully located cities in America. Many of its most attractive home districts are to be found on the gently sloping hills which rise to a height of fifteen hundred feet, commanding a magnificent panorama of San Francisco Bay.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
Berkeley is known internationally as the home of the University of California, one of the great institutions of learning of the world. More than 1 2,000 students are registered each year at the regular fall and winter sessions, with approximately 5,000 additional students enrolled at the inter-session and summer sessions. The campus of the University of California at Berkeley is one of rare natural beauty. It includes almost six hundred acres of ground, much of it beautifully parked with shrubbery and lawns and dotted with age-old oaks and giant eucalyptus. Among the outstanding buildings on the university campus are the open-air Greek theater, modeled after the famous ancient theater of Diony- sus at Athens, the Sather Campanile, the California Memorial Stadium and the new three-million-dollar Life Science Building, the largest class room structure in America.
EDUCATION AND SCHOOLS
Four institutions of vocational religious tredning also are located in Berkeley, in close proximity to the university, and are rendering an outstanding service in their field. These institutions include the Pacific School of Religion, the Berkeley Baptist Divinity School, the Pacific Unitarian School and the Church Divinity School. As is natural, there also has grown up about the university a large number of private preparatory and finishing schools which give instruction to many students.
The Berkeley public school system, with twenty-three different school units, has received intema- tioncJ recognition for its scientific methods in the study of children. Under the direction of The Bureau of Research and Guidance, annual city-wide surveys are made to discover cases of maladjustment in the public schools. To quote from the director of the bureau, every child in the Berkeley schools is studied "to the end that his present and future needs are being met in the most efficient manner in which the school and community are able to meet them."
COUNCIL-MANAGER GOVERNMENT
Berkeley has operated for the past twelve years under the Council-Manager form of government. The present City Manager is Hollis R. Thompson and the present Mayor is Edward N. Ament. Berke- ley has been frequently rated by experts as among the first two or three municipal governments in the United States from the standpoint of service to the people and general efficiency. Fundamental to the success of the government in Berkeley has been the clear separation between the legislative and policy making functions which are the responsibilities of the council, and the executive function, for which the City Manager is responsible. It is the responsibility of the manager to carry out the will of the council without interference after that body has arived at decisions. The result has been economy of operation with entire elimination of politics in the commonly accepted term of that word.
INDUSTRIES
With an annual payroll of approximately five millions of dollars, with manufactured products valued at approximately forty million dollars annually, and with the number of employees averaging from thirty-five hundred to forty-five hundred a year, Berkeley is rapidly coming to be recognized ais one of the important industrial centers of the Pacific Coast.
Berkeley's manufactured products are widely diversified, ranging from speedboats, automobile motors, tools and dies, built-in-fixtures, to leather products, printing inks, soap, food products and steel smd metal products .
Among the more important plants which are located in the Berkeley industrial district may be listed the California Ink Company, Inc., Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., Cutter Laboratory, Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Co., Philadelphia Quartz Co., California Packing Corp., Durkee Famous Foods, Inc., H. J. Heinz Corp., Byron Jackson Co. and California Corrugated Culvert Co.
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
Indicative of the appeal of Berkeley's municipal parks and playgrounds is the fact that approxi- mately a million and a quarter children and adults patronize these recreational centers each year. Throughout the year playground supervision is provided at each of the six municipal and twenty school playgrounds maintained by the city. The city of Berkeley also operates three municipal summer camps, providing summer vacation facilities at minimum cost to thousands of residents of the community. Two of these summer camps are located at Echo Lake, near Tahoe, and near the head waters of the Tuol- umne River in the Sierra Nevadas, and a third at Cazadero in the heart of the famous Redwood Em- pire.
POLICE AND FIRE
Developed under the able leadership of August VoUmer, former Chief of Police and internation- ally famous as a crime expert, Berkeley's police department is recognized as one of the most efficient in America. During 1932 the Berkeley Police Department installed a new four hundred-watt radio transmitter, giving the city one of the most complete police communication networks on the Pacific Coast.
During the fiscal year 1934 the total recorded fire loss for Berkeley amounted to only $23,455, or a per capita loss of 23^.
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ALAMEDA STATISTICAL REVIEW
Name of City — Alameda.
Form of Government — City Manager and Charter.
Population — 40,000.
Area — 10.76 square miles.
Altitude — 15 feet above sea level.
Climate — Mean annual temperature 56.4 degrees F. ; average rainfall 23 inches.
Parks 5.
Assessed Valuation — $33,877,552 with $1.33 per $100.00 tax rate.
Bonded Debts— $807,5 72.58 (1934).
Postal Receipts— $102,700.64 (1934).
Telephones in Service — 9,091.
Churches — 2 1 .
Building and Construction — Building permits issued in 1934 valued at $848,394.19; To June 1st, 1935. $170,231.00; To July 1st, 1935, $384,327.19.
Hotels — There are 3 hotels and many apartments with transient and permanent accommo- dations.
Railroads — City served by 3 railroads: Western Pacific, Southern Pacific and Santa Fe.
Airports — In addition to Benton Field, which is the West Coast Army Air Base Repair and Supply Depot, there is also the San Framcisco Bay Airdrome centrally located and one of the best equipped airports in any community. Pan American Airways now located at Alameda Airport adjoining Benton Field, will soon begin air and passenger service to the Orient.
Amusements — Largest auditorium seats 2,300 persons. 3 theatres, with total seating capacity of 5,000 persons, Also Neptune Beach Amusement Park; Municipal Golf course of 150 acres; Aeolian and Encinal Yacht clubs, and Purcell's Plunge.
Hospitals 2: Alameda Sanatorium and Tenant's Maternity Hospital.
Education — Number of public schools 10, including 1 senior high school. Number of pa- rochial schools 1 and private 1. Number of pupils in public schools 7,500, in paroch- ial schools 300.
Public Libraries 2 (1 main and 1 branch building) with total of 75,000 volumes.
City Statistics — Total street mileage 71.5 with 66.5 miles paved. Miles of gas mains 50; of sewers (storm and sanitary) 64.5. Fire department has 5 1 men, with 3 engines, 2 hose and chemical wagons, and 2 hook-and-ladder trucks, in 4 station houses. Value of fire department real estate and equipment, $124,719. Police department has 38 men, with I station and 1 2 pieces of motor equipment .
ALAMEDA
ALAMEDA: A city of homes and industries, of culture and education, located on the east shore of San Francisco Bay, having an area of 10.76 square miles, with a population of 40,000.
GOVERNMENT: City manager form of government administered by a city manager and a legislative body consisting of five members, the president of which is mayor.
RECREATIONAL : Five beautiful parks conveniently located, equipped with modern apparatus and supervised by competent playground directors : as well as the nationally known Neptune Beach Park with its huge salt water tank and many forms of amusement: miles of sunbathed, sandy, municipal beaches, and private outdoor swimming facilities, provide all forms of diversion for both old and young. Boating in the peaceful waters of the San Francisco Bay and San Leandro Bay, is enjoyed by yachting and motor boat enthusiasts throughout the seasons, while the Annual Re- gatta and Water Sports Carnival brings deserved fame to Alameda. Bass and other salt water game fish attract fishermen and lovers of this sport to the environs.
FLOWERS: Lovers of flowers and gardening may in the rich sandy soil of Alameda, produce the choicest of blooms. There are several floral societies and the annual Flower Festival attracts great throngs of enthusiastic admirers.
EDUCATIONAL: In the belief that children are entitled to a well rounded education, ten public schools including a modern High School, which was erected at a cost in excess of a million and a half dollars, are maintained and these together with the State University at Berkeley and the famed Mills College in Oakland, both in close proximity to Alameda, offer everything in the field of education.
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS: Alameda is now the west base of operations for this international system of over 32,000 miles of airways. World trade routes linking many foreign countries are now to be augmented by the Trans-Pacific Aerial Route from Alameda to the Orient and a huge trade relation between the Orient and the mainland is assured, as well as mail and passenger service via the gigantic Clipper Ships.
GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES: On Government Island, located in the Estuary separating Alameda from Oakland, sixteen modern buildings house the Federal Department of Coast Guard, Bureau of Public Roads and Western Division of Forestry. There is now under construction by the Fed- eral Government, who has acquired 1100 acres in west Alameda. Benton Field, which will be the Army's West Coast Air Depot and Landing Field, and when completed will represent an ex- penditure in excess of three and one-half million dollars, and will employ some three hundred men. including many officers of high rank, bringing to Alameda an annual payroll in excess of a million dollars.
LIGHT: The municipally owned Electric Light Plant distributing all light and power to the commun- ity, was established in 1887 and has been successfully operated, producing a source of revenue that contrtibutes largely to the low city tax rate.
WATER: Alameda receives its water supply from the East Bay Municipal Utility District through the people's Mokelumne River Mountain water project and distribution system, which assures consumers of an ample supply of pure water at a minimum cost.
INDUSTRIES: Careful zoning of industrial lands which has preserved a large acreage, adequately served by rail and water, permits location of large enterprises desiring to establish themselves in the great metropolitan Bay Area. Already many large nationally known industries are located in Alameda, and with an ambitious construction program that will reflect itself in industrial development not surpassed by any community, Alameda's future is assured.
The Alameda Chamber of Commerce is prepared to furnish information and statistical data of all char- acter, and earnestly invites inquiries.
18
POLK'S 1935 OAKLAND 1935
street and Avenue Guide
Copyright, 1935, by R. L. Polk & Co.
Giving names, location and description of Streets, Avenues, Drives, Boulevards, Ways, Courts and Places in the boundary city lines between Berkeley, Oakland and Alameda, including the Cities of Oakland, Emery- ville and Piedmont, in accordance vi^ith the County recorded maps with designated dedicated streets and the Cities' ordinances and as existent up to date. Numerical Streets are compiled following the Alphabetical Section.
E, W, N, S for name East, West, North South. fm from
e, w, n, s for direction east, west, north, south. junc junction
trds towards
A —
tm 13UU U2d av e to UUtb
av 1 s ot li nth
ABBOTT DR —
1: m Siherwood dr e
ABERDEEN
h m i.uyuia e 1 n Hellmau
ABBEY —
Second e of 35th aT Allen- dale av and iirookdale
ABENFOIL AV —
Im Klvesaa a» w to Kod- erick rd
ACACIA AV —
Fm i'rosL>ect dr opp Lawton av e to isuena V uta av
ACACIA LANE —
tm Keuwoud rd 1 e Detroit
ACTON PLACE —
im Atliui uv and K lUtU
Lester aT 251
ADA —
km Bryant av bo to Bway first 3 ot Manila, av AUAMS
k'Di 252 Lee ne. to Ferry
Lee „ i
Perkins 152
Perkins 35U
Euclid a» 400
Perry 450
ADAMS PARK —
K s Harrison uw 8 Gi of Bay pL
ADELAIDE- IT Ui liuuiiiiuton av e to L'ar- suu ;i n of Tomkina aT
ADELINE —
fm let n to 62d and Bkly
city line
First 100
Fifth „... 500
Tenth „ _...1000
TweJth 1200
,.1300
EiehUenth 1800
Nineteenth 1900
Twentieth 2000
Tweuty-hrst 2 100
Twenty-second 2200
..2300
Thirty-sL\th 3600
3700
San Pablo av 3800
Apuar Thirty -eighth
Thirty-ninth 3900
Verha Buena av
Fortieth 4000
Forty-flrst 4100
Forty-second 4200
Forty-third 4300
Forty-fourth 4400
Forty-flfth 4500
Forty-sixth 4600
Forty-seventh 4700
Fifty-third 5300
Fifty-fourth 8400
Fifty-fifth 5500
Fifts-silth 6600
Afleen 6650
Pifty-seventh 6700
Market 5700
Arlineton av 5760
Fifty-eightli 5800
Fifty-ninth 5900
Sixtieth 6000
Genoa BOOO
Si-\ty-flrst _ 6100
Stanford av ADELL COURT —
tm l&UU Hopkins s to Montana AERIAL PLACE (Pled)
1 s juuc Uumpion rd and Court rd AGNES
t'm Alta rd w of Proctor av se to Slieridan rd AGUA VISTA —
Fm 3 8th av e to High
Rosedale av 4100
AILEEN —
Fni^ 3650 Shattuck av w
Shattuck av 601
Dover 701
Grove 801
Genoa _ 851
Market 901
.\aeiuie >"
Lowell 951
Los Aneeles 1001
Gaskill 1031
AITKEN DR —
Off Girvin n to Arrowhead dr ALACOSTA DR —
from Easteud av n to
ALAMEDA AV —
tm fnvl av e to lim auth av tiience ne to junc of IliuU and Cement and to 45th and S P Ky
ALBERT
Fm Madrcne av Hupkius Madn
6 n Of
_ 4400
Huntini'ton 4500
ALCALA AV —
tm Cabrillo e to Mountain blvd ALCATRAZ AV —
tm 0400 College av w to San Pablo av
College av 300
Beiivenue av 330
Hillegass av 330
Regent 370
Colby 401
Dana 450
Telegraph av 500
Harmon Court 5^0
Kaymond 602
Shattuck av 700
Berkeley City
Oakland ..„„
Idaho 1026
Esses. 1050
Herog 1087
Thiny-nintli Minna Eastman High
Lilac 4600
t erii 4 1 uo
Renwick 4800
ALLMAN —
Fm 3751 14th av W ALLSTON AV —
now MANCHESTER DRIVE ALMA AV —
Fm Prospect av e of and nr Capell ne to junc of Matliews av E.xcelsior av and Park blvd ALMA PATH —
tm JUUC Trestle Glen rU and Alma s ALMOND —
Fm 2200 90th av se to 90th av ALPINE TER —
tm Ocean View dr a 3e of Bway ALTA AV (Pled) —
Fm Scenic av to Blair av ALTA RD —
Fm Proctor av to Agnes ALTA VISTA AV —
tm Jeaue to Mira Visw av ALTAMONT AV —
Fm Siuison lu Seminary av ALTURA PLACE —
E and w tm end of RiHe la 1 n of Mountain blvd ALVARADO RD —
se Hotel Claremont off es Tunnel rd AMELIA —
m 84th av se to 86th av h s of E 14th AMITA DRIVE —
Bet Gravott dr and Alva- raflo rd AMY DRIVE —
'm Bellevue av n to Proc- av vv of Moraea av ANDERSON —
now KELLER AV 1 blk w Shone av fm Green- ley dr to Mountain blvd ANDERSON —
1 e 39th av fm Redwood id to Ueinhanlt dr ANDOVER —
Kill 34th to 35th 2 Tel av ANQELO AV —
ARDLEY —
Continuation of 23d av Im E 31st to Uampel ARDMORE AV (Pled) —
Fm Asliraount av n of and nr I'ortul av ne to Clarendon
Lake ARIZONA —
Maple
3utb
ARLINGTON AV —
Fm Gnjv© to Gaskill
Grove 800
Genoa 850
Adeline 900
Lowell _ 950
Los Angeles 1000
ARMANINO CT —
Fm Colege av © bet Har- «.i..d av and Florio ARMOUR DR —
.\ fill Snake rd to Wood- liiiid way AROYUELLO AV —
Glen av n to Entrada , Linda av ARROYO AV (Pled) —
Fill npi' ir,92 Brand av ne Miinl
AUBURN AV —
1 e of College av fm 6000 n to Claremont aT
Holly 1600
Plymouth 1700
Birch 1900
Olive 2000
Blanche 2100
Howling 2300
AUSTIN —
'm 2900 Foothill blvd n to K 2 2d
F.Kitliill blvd 2000
AUTOMOBILE DR (Pled) — Bet Oak Grove and Spring
to ('hi
AVENUE A (Pled) —
N of Hagar av fm Mountain av e to Wood dr AVENUE B Pled) —
S of Hagar av fm Mountain to Mulberry
Miles
AYALA AV —
Fill Vicente and 5Cth n to Forest and 59th AZTEX WAV —
Fm Monterey dr to Drake dr
Fii
Mil
of
Fin l.'JOO 78th av to 80 2 n of E 14th ALDER WAY —
now DEMING WAY
E fm Leona bet Itichfleld and Gordon ALEXANDER COURT —
Fm 1950 35th av w to Peralta lik 2 n of Foothill blvd ALHAMBRA AV —
ne fm (JouMin rd ALICE —
Fm 251 1st n to 19tli. 4 e of Bway ALICIA —
Fm 2 7 til nw to Market 1 w San Pablo ALIDA —
Fm 4 200 Lini-oln av e to Linnet av ALISO AV —
Fm Carson e and se to Mountain blvd ALLENDALE AV —
Fm 35th av o to Monti- cello av, I n of Brookdale
Thirty-fifth av 3500
Octavia S60n
Abbey - 3650
Short 8700
Viola S800
Thirty-elihth »t S900
ANITA —
Changed to 77th av ANNERLEY RD —
Oakland and Pied fm Har- vanl rd to Spring av 1 ne of l.akL- Shore av ANTIOCH —
Km Mountain blvd e 1 n of Moniga av ANTIOCH COURT —
1 n of Mouiilain blvd to Aniin.-h St ANZA
Fm Calafla e to Golf Links rd APQAR —
Fm 3800 Tel av w to San Pablo av _,„
fjrove 650
West 800
Market 900
Linden 050
APPLE — „ ., ,.
Fm 105th av ne to E 14th APRICOT —
Fm 107tli av 80 to Royal AQUARIUS WAY —
N fill Mouiiuin blvd 1 e of Klor.-iic.' av ARBOR AV —
Fm 482 Hudson ne to Te- mesrnl cr 1 e of r'aremont av ARBOR DR (Pled) —
Fm IlonOkId av e In Je- rome av flrvl n of Grand av ARCADIA AV —
\ eiiil Kniltvale av n to M.ivin Id ARCHMONT PLACE —
Km Millsmont av to Seml- I nary av
ASCOT DR —
Fm junc Montera av and La Cuesta n to Skyline blvd ASH —
Fm lr.2n 78th sv e to 29th av tldrd n of E 14th ASHBROOK CT —
Formerly BARKER
Fm 2.t.'>0 Fruitvale av w to Snu^jil Creek ASHMOUNT AV (Pled) —
Fm Portal av n and ne La Snlle and Sea View av. w of Mandana blvd ASILOMAR DR —
formerly Monterey Drive
Km Coiilton blvd to Drake dr ASPEN PL —
.Vrizona n 1 blk 1 Laurel ASPINWALL RD —
Fm Gouldin rd ne to Thorn- hill dr ATHENS AV —
2501 San Pablo av w Market
blvil and 200 E 18th OPP tms 2d av n to Excelsior av
K. Eighteenth lon
Wayne av _ 200
BAILEY AV (formerly Lau- rel av In Upper Claremont) V. and w. n of Strawbeny »t
BAKER —
now ASBROOK CT
BALBOA DR —
Fm Monterey dr at Axtex
way to Cnlton blvd
BALFOUR AV (formarlr N Santa Ray av) — Fm Santa Ray av n to
Carlston 1 c I.ake Shore ar
BALSOM WAY —
Fm .Tunc Pinehave rd and
Pine Needle dr e
BANCROFT AV —
Km flUlli nv o 8 of E 14th
Fm Hillmont dr to Outlook
BARCELONA-
I-m Oak Knoll blvd ..lliitaill Mvd BARKER —
Haddon rd
Cliieaeo av
Portland av
Brooklyn av
Cleveland _ _
Prosivct av 6(10
Hillgirt Circlo S 601
Melfnrrl rd 620
.MrKlnlcy «T 650
BARRETT —
in«no Foothill Mvd n BARROWS RD —
Fm Creeil ni w to Cavanaugh
lll'i
av
ATLANTIC —
Km 401 Campbell w Bay 2d s of 7th
ramnhdl 1650
Willnw 1700
Wood 1750
Pin,. IR'in
(Vd.r 1850
ATLAS AV —
Km \'ictor av at Monterey I blvd n to Redwood rd
Ponnlmnn av ii .iiJ^OO
BARTLETT AV — SOUTH
new lOBlh av BASSUM —
New BERLIN WAY BATES RD-
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
BAXTER —
Fm 3550 Galindo BAY —
Peabody lane 0460
..6000
Sixty-se'cnth 6700
BAV —
Montecito aT
Vernon
Harrison ..-
BAV VIEW AW —
Fm E 28th opp tms nc to 13lh
9th
BIRCH —
Km 1800 104th av
SOtta aT sa to
8650
9800
98S0
BIRCH CT —
Fm 5800 Colleio »T n BIRDSALL AV —
Fm 5400 Fleming aT nw to
lieyond Monticello aT
tlemini: aT sixx
Yuba av 2800
Koberts aT 2900
Morcom aT ??-„
Madera ftT 2950
MoSo av 3000
Rnwson av 3000
K neslan.l av 3100
K.nesiani a
opp E 32d BAYVJEW OB —
Fm Crand View dr w BAYO — „ .
Fm Hich " to Patterson aT BAYO VISTA AV—
S of Fairmount aT e to Oak- land av
^^Fm*\Ta2 28tli n to Halleolt Emeryville BEACON — , .„, „
Fm Lake Shore av e and n to riS2 Kxcelsinr aT BEACONFIELD PI
Fm fhilton dr e BEATIE —
Fn> Sth aT to nine Tth aT and Ivy dr 1 n of E 24th BEAUDRY (Emeryville) —
Fm 1300 55th n to Ime of 60th fonrth w of San Pablo
IMftyflfth BS""
Stanfonl av 5i00
Powell II""
Fiftv-ninth 5900
BEAUFOREST DR (IWerrle-
wood) — , ^ _ ,,_
Fm Thorn rd w to Valley View dr fi n of Moraca rd BEAUMONT AV—
E of 13th av fm E 38th n to Park blvd
°^^T4th av 1 s of Foothill blvd p tn Church BEDFORD —
rlnmred to 7Rth av BEECHWOOD DR —
Off Country Club dr 1 B
BELGRAVE PL—
Fm 5350 Bway ter ne to CavUnn BELINDA CT—
^ileT aT in a and reioininc Bailey aT BELL AV (Pled) — " av "B'* n to f" A VISTA AV— . F. 2Sth opp 10th ay ne to 13th av BELLA I RE PL—
Fm Lynde n to % Wk " Bona
Fm iunc 3d and Pcralta nw to Bay
BELLEVIIE AV — Fm 375 Palm av
Monticello Meldmi av BISSELL —
Nnw Holly BLAINE —
Fm 84th av se to 86th seventh 5 of E 14th BLAIR AV —
Fm Ilarbord dr w BLAIR AV (Pled) —
Fm e end of Ricardo av to 201 Hiehland aT first w Oakland
, to Foot-
to Hillcrest rd ... 100
Praeetio aT ' " 210
Eif ^ :::::;:;::::::::;::: Tot
Hichlami av 450
BLANCHE —
Fm 2100 82d av se to 87th
BLENHEIM —
Fm San I.eandro n to Ap- nrieot first e of 107th av BLOSSOM —
Fm 2601 Frtvl av w to Sauaal ck BODEN WAY —
Fm Lake Shore av n e to Beacon BOEHMER —
Fm 37th av E 8th
BRANN —
Fm 300 Seminary av e to 4Gth av 1 n of Foothill blvd thence ambling ne paralleling Foothill bid to 67th av BREED AV — „
Fm 105th aT e to Durant aT 1 n E 14th BRIDGE AV —
Fm 3U50 E 16th lull WvJ BRIDOEVIEW DR —
Fm I.eimert blvd n BRIGHTON AV —
Fm E 38th n to Greenwood av 1 w of 14th av BROADWAY —
Fm Water
First
Second -''O
Third 300
Foiuth 400
Fifth 500
Sixth 000
Seventh 700
Eighth 800
Ninth 9""
Tenth }"""
Eleventh Jl""
Twelfth 1200
Thirteenth ■■ 1?I1!1
Fourteenth J400
San Pablo av 1400
Fifteenth 1500
Teleemph aT li>"i
.Seventeenth ',7,,,Vi
Nineteenth - ' ■'""
Twentieth 2000
Hobart 2100
Twenty-flrst ss;„
C.rand av 2240
Twenty-third 2300
Twenty-four 2400
Twenty-fifth 2500
Twenty-sixth 2600
Webster 2700
Twenty-eighth stSon
Twenty-ninth 2900
Orchard - 3000
Brook 3300
Piedmont av .i.Jl-
Hawthome
Haddon rd Athol av ... Vandyke MoTiclaii
600 650 700 750
av
BROOKSIDE AV —
Fm Bway opp Shatter to Ocean View dr BROOKWOOD RD —
Fm Trestle Olen rd s and c to Trestle Glen BROWN AV —
Fm S."*"!! Hopkins n to Hnrbor View aT BRUCE —
Fm iunc F, 3l8t and 14th av n to E 3Sth BRUNELL DR —
BRUSH —
Fm 750 First n to 23d and San Pablo aT sixth w ( I'.wiiv 101 1st and 2151 Lydi BRYAN —
Now E 22d BRYANT AV —
Fm .''1350 College aT n 1 Manila av BUCHANAN
CALMAR AV —
Fm Mandana blvd ('arl.'*ton av first e of
Paloina av ... Calston aT CALODEN —
rd
Fm Clclland
Underwood av Mc-
1 blk w 36th
• to 55th .„ ... to Semi- of Foothill blvd
BONA-
Fm 2850 Frt' Coolidce av BOND —
Fm IROO High av and fra 57th nary av first nigh
Forty-fifth Forty-sixth a Forty-seventh Forty-eighth i Forty-ninth a Fiftieth av Fifty-flrst av Fifty-second i Wentworth a Fifty-fourth ! Fairfax av Cole
Fifty-fifth ai Highland aT „
^Y.jjj;l^ 5000
Fifty-seventi' 5700
Avennl aT 5800
Daughters Home
3900
Fortieth"'".:".:.::.'.: 4000
Forty-first 4100
Kidgeway ay liAo
Garnet 4 2nn
Forty-second 4200
Mather <^""
Technical Sch _ 4300
Whitmoe 4500
Forty-ninth 4900
MnAdam .... ^;0""
Fifty-first 51^""
Coronado rn-n
College 9T in^n
CUfton ^""
SrS *"..::;;:::::::::::::::::: H
Arta 5500
Manila"'aT 5600
Prospect dr 5600
ir.lo, on 5636
^ „, , , ., , , _ to Per- kins and thence through Lake Side Park „_„
Palm av 350
Van Buren av *""
Belmont J^jJ
Grand aT 450
Rtaten aT gOO
Y]\\fii aT 550
■Perkins - 505
BELLEVUE AV (Pie"!)-;, .
Fm Moiintain aT n of Park Pi w to Pacific aT se of Hagar
el wmNT—
to stall firand BELVIDERE — . .,, t, j
Fm Trask se to Foothill blTd 2 e of Monticello aT Trask 5100
BENEVID68 AV —
Fm 1500 El <;entro aT ne to nr Sausal ck 2 e of Park
BENNETT PLACE —
Fm .Tordan rd e to Moun- tain blvd bet 35th aT and Norton nv BENTON —
Fm Randolph av e
BENVENUE AV —
Fm 3 30 .Mcatraz
3629 Grand Vala Vista av BONITA AV (Pled) —
Fm Moras lia av flrat >foraca av Ramona av Park way Blair av ...
noli--
350
Park blTd
to wood-
Bklv
of College
BERLIN —
nth
Ml
BOOKER —
Fm Ivy dr 1 BOSTON AV — , „
Fm School n to n of Hop- kins second e of Frtvl av BOULEVARD PI
Now E 16th BOOLEVARD WAV —
Fm 3900 Grand av se to Lake Shore
Kale! Virmar Taft a Lawti
.5700
and
450
Sylvan way Walker av Fairbanks
to Pearmain
BERITO AV —
OfT Dartmouth dr 1 BEST AV —
Fm Tra'k to BEi'LAH PL —
Pain 1 s TTooWns
BE"EBLV AV
Vnw TIoTrintt a- BI^GAREAU —
E^ingsland av to Rando'ph
BOWLES PL
S fm 1300 blk Sunnyhills
BOWLING DR
n- Berkele BOYD AV —
Fm 414 Ca
Fore*it
Clifton
5750 - BSOO
iS,;w;igeMvd;,:::::::::58oo
Ocean View dr 5900
sl«VtVr"\v 0"""
Patton .........-...:. 6100
St^'oAo'lllAY EXTENSION-
Ne fm Brookside and Bway BROADWAY TER — „,.,f„„
Pm iunc Bwav and Clifton e to Skyline Wvd BROCK HURST —
Fm Grove w to San Pablo hpt sort and 33d BROMLEY AV —
Fm 1800 Seminary aT e to 64th aT Koon
BUCKEYE AV — ^
Fm l''.[litli n and curTing e to Hill View lane BUCKINGHAM BLVD —
Fm Tininel rd s w BUELL —
P>ii Courtland aT n to Tomokins av _. .„ BUENA VENTURA AV —
Sw fm w end Simson BUENA VISTA AV —
BUENA VISTA PL—
Fm I'.ucna Vista av of (joMoi, Gate BULLARD DR —
Fm Estates dr nw .\ndrews dr BURBECK AV —
Now Fremont way BURGOS AV —
URK (Adam Point) — (Formerly Hill Lane) — Euclid av e and angling
BURNS AV —
I'^m Golf Links i BURR —
Fm Thermal e to av 3 n Foothill blvd Lawlor
Ninety-fourth av Stearns av Cherokee av Ninety-eighth av Ninty-ninth aT Oliver av
CAMBRIDGE WAV (Plod) —
I'm Howard av ne to Ri- cardo av 1 n of Oakland aT CAMDEN
Fm Courtland av e to Bird- sail t> to Brann CAMELFORD PL — ^
I'm .\scot dr e and ne to Ascot dr CAMERON AV (formerly part
of Sea View df) —
Fm 1 l>lk w of Malcolm av s to (Ivennoor CAMINA LENADA —
Third Pacific Atlantic Chase CAN AV —
Fm Bu
I to 28th I sts i Wood
SOI
351
400
861
CAPELL —
Fm 900 Cleveland n to Excelsior av
Cleveland 550
Prospect aT
McKinley ay 650
CAPERTON AV (Pled) —
Fm Highland ar ne to Mountain av CAPITAL —
Fm 600 Cleveland a to Prospect av
Clevela Wesley f Prospect CAPP —
550 550 600
ntain blyd fm
dr
to
ary
Fm opp 245 30th to iunc
nrcWd' 3001
■RroarlTvaV ..- .3088
BPOOKDALE AV- Fm Ransal
Wal"k° ^' 2700
f^l^*™'"^ " i?oo
C^liflee ay 3200
Humboldt aT 3300
Bartlett 3400
.5200 .5300 ..5400
Monntain blvd n to Sanford BRANDON (formerly s end of Pleasant Valley '
ortv-flfth
.3500
3600
Harrington av 3601
Abbey 3650
i,,„rt .3700
Vin". 3R0n
HiBh :::;;:;:;:;;:::;;;::::...43on
fm Wilton dr BUSH — „ ^.
N fm Jefferson 2 s Washii
BYRON AV —
Fm Foothill blvd av se to inoth av BYWOOD DR
Fm Leimert blvd s Carter Melvin rd C —
Fm 1150 92d av tbirrl s of E 14th CABOT DR —
Fm Mountain blT Tbornbill dr CABRILLO PI
Fm Menrtoza aT n CAGLE WAY —
Skvline CARLSEN —
Fm Laurel av w to Wilshire blvd 1 n of Wis. CARLSTON AV —
Fm Lon
rd
to
Wala CARLTON —
Fm 5350 Bway ter n to ^ronrop CARMEL —
Fm 4000 Laguna av e to
~ 1651
Oakland av 3 s of Highland aT
Blair av 200
CARRINGTON —
Fm Ransom o to High 3 n of Foothill blvd Thirty-eighth av Thirty-ninth av Fortieth
CALAVERAS
Fm Hopki blvd
to Mountain
Courtland aT 4
Fra
Monticello Best ST Mavwell
4500 4600
"Jj"; 5000
5102
Cole
^Tsland OT 5300
BROOKLYN AV —
Fm 500 Lake Shore blvd p to 2700 Park hlTd Merrit aT
Enos 4T00
Buell 4900
McClelland 5000
Tompkins aT -5lnn
Davenport 5500
Woodland
CALDWELL RD —
W fm Pinewood rd CALIFORNIA — „ ,
Fm Fred Finch Orphanage grounds p to 3Sth av second n of Honkins Hill View
■\Tanle av 3011(1
^lapie av oooo
Laurel aT
Midvale aT
.irty-flfth aT ....
Rosedale a Fortv-first SteinwaT i CARRINGTON AV
Fm Fni(
Indip
rd
to city lii
3800 3900 4000 4050 4100 4150 (Pled) —
to
Vista
3400
; ....3500
3600
av :.:::. .3700
.3800
;;.: 3900
ai" 3940
CARROLL —
FVi E 22d to Ivy dr 1 e of Park blvd CARSON —
Fm Tompkins av n to Red- wood r.1 2 e of High CARTER —
Fm Leimert blvd e to Rose-
CASLAND DR
Fm 62rt av e 1 n CASTEBLINE RD —
Fm Waterhouse rd Fniitvale av CASTLE DR —
Fm Mastlands dr e CASTLEWOOD —
Fm LudinghousG e
CASTRO —
of Bway fm 701. 1 n
CAVANAUGH Ct (Pled) —
Fm Cavanaugh rd n CAVOUR —
OAKLAND STREET GUIDE
Manila av 352
James 375
Lawton ay 400
Bord
Shafter ar 429
Locksler av 452
Miles av 476
CEDAR —
Fm 1831 Atlantic n to 10th
Atlantic 401
Fifth 601
Seventh „ 701
Goss 750
Shorey 800
EiBhth „ 801
Chase 850
Ninth 901
CENTER —
Fm 1451 3d n to 17th and Peniltn CENTINI AV —
riiapijed to 70th aT CEIVTRAL AV
Fm 3200 Webster w Summit CERRITO AV —
Fm SSth n to 40th 1 e
CHABOLYN TER —
Fm rhabot rd ne College i CHABOT CT —
Fm fionn Chahnt rd a Pway
Pat-
CHABOT RD —
Fm Claremont ar ne Bitay tliance ne to Temcs- cal I^ke
Claremont aT 5R00
Cnllece aT enoi
Elsie aT 6300
Ross B4no
Butters Villa BSflO
Hearas BROn
Patton fi7nn
Broadway 6800
BriHee entr fiilflO
Hohle rd .._ 7100
CHAMBERS DR (Formerly
Phepard dr) —
Fm Rideewood dr to Colton hlTd CHAMPION —
Fm 2R00 Nicol aT n to
Nicol 'av 3011(1
School 31 nn
Pleasant 3200
Harx^ld aSOO
Montana 3400
PMn.pttn .3450
CHANCELOR PL —
CHAPMAN
Fm ".no 23d aT e to FrtTl
CHARINR CROSS RD —
T-^Tv, tunnel rd sw CHASE —
Fm ramnbell nr 8th -it to ■Wood and ftv>ni e of McEroy w to w of Pine
Tamnhell 10^0
Willow 1700
Wood 1750
Pine ISO"
CHATHAM RD —
Fm Pprk hlvd n of Hop-
kins
Aln
CHATSWOOD CT
Fm rhilfn dr se CHELSEA DR —
Fm r-iryjn ^r e to Ascot dr CHFLTON DR —
Fm ScarhoronEh dr n to
to
Ba"ihntte dr 1 n of Scar- boron Th dr CHENEY AV — „ ,^
Fm Rand aT w to Walker aT 1 n '•' Tj>ke Park aT CHEROKEE AV —
Fmm Tbermal to 98th aT 1 o 04f'. ,v CHERRY —
Fm 1 800 90th aT e to
inn", -v 4 n of E 14th CHESTER — , .
Fm 1501 3d to 12th 1 " „f rct-r CHESTNl'T —
Fm 1101 Ist n to 3Rth and San Pablo aT 1 e of Ade- line -^ =t« and numbers same as Adeline CHETWOOD —
Fm 252 PerrT n to Monte Vista pv 2 e of Oakland av Santa Cl»ra aT - 500
S»nt» fos, oy 600
CHICAGO AV — ^ .
Fm r-rk blid to Athol ar
OTl'> F 21«t
CHICO CT —
Ft^ (Ii^tc dr to Saroni dr CHRYS' ER AV —
Fm Jfalcolm aT s to Chel-
CHIIRCH —
FitcbhnrE 1 tt of eOtb ar fm Flora n to Foothill bird y Flora .... 1000
Artbnr 2200
Fresno 2.100
Kr.n«<. av 2'"'"
CIRCLE HILL DR (Colum- bia Park ) — Pm Greenley dr ne to 82d
Fm Jones av n to Haflroad ST 1 w of S Elmhorst ay
CLARA —
Fm n of Walter ar s to
CLAREMONT AV —
Fm 5200 Tel ar ne to Bkly city line
TeleEiaph ar 5200
Clarke r.202
Vicente r.y.oi
Carour ". :u»2
Fifty-sixth . , -mi
Oifton ,402
Kimnda 5451
Hardy 5470
Hudson 5500
Martin 5501
Forest 5600
Colby 5701
Pedestrian way 570!
Fiftr-nmth 5900
Sixtieth 6000
Hillecass 6001
Collece aT 6200
Sixty-second 6201
Alcatraz ar Bkly
rSee Berkeley Guide) CLAREMONT AV —
Unner Claremont fm end of Claremont av n of Hotel Clare- mont ne to Contra Costa Co line CLAREMONT PATH —
Fm Ocean View dr n Brookside av CLARENDON CRESCENT —
Fm Mandana blvd and Por- tal ar iunc to Ashmont CLARKE —
Fm 4 70 38th n to 40th and fm 48th n to 5202 (3are- mont av 1 e of Tel ay CLAY —
550 1st n to 17th and San Pablo av 2 w of Bway
and numbers same as Bway CLEMENS RD —
Fm 4250 Fraitvale av w w of Waterhouse rd 3 e Whittle av Lyman rd Waterhouse rd CLEMENT
Fm High e to 50th av 4 of E 14th CLEVELAND AV —
Fm 550 Lake Shore blvd to 2801 Park blvd Capital
Wesley 000
Radnor rd -- Of"
Haddon rd ... 050
Kenwyn rd 675
Atliol ay 700
Montclair av 800
Sorace 850
Oapell 900
CLIFFLAND AV (formerly
part of Sea View dr) —
Fm Overmoor n to Dineley CLIFTON —
Fm Pine Ridge av w to Claremont ay 2 n of 51st
Mc-ldam 100
Sumter 200
Anderson 250
Uroadway 301
Colleee av 302
Manila av 352
James av 3i3
Lawton av 402
Shafter av 426
Locksley ar 452
Miles av 476
CLOVER DR —
2 blks e College av 3 fm Cbabot rd COCHRANE AV —
Fm -^unes to Florence COLBY —
Fm 5701 Claremont ar n to Woolsey Bkly COLE —
Fm Kingsland av se to 1901 55th aT Brookdale
Iraiik 5200
Ygnacio 5260
FoothUl bird 5300
Bond „ 5400
Princeton 5498
Fifty-lifth 5498
COLLEGE AV —
a 5251 Bway n to Berke- ity line
Bway 5251
Clifton 5301
Bryant ar 8350
Manila aT 6400
Hudson 5401
KaJes ar 5450
Taft ar 5478
I^awton ar 5500
Forest 5501
Ocean View dr 8600
Keith aT 5650
Shafter ar 5700
Miles ar 5751
Oak Grore ar p775
ilirch ct 5»00
Fifty-ninth 5900
Cliatbot rd 5900
Harwood ar 6000
Florio 6058
CUremont aT 6200
[tySecond 6201
;ty-third 630 1
Alcalraz ar 6400
COLLEGE CT —
I Morw Driva)
COLOMA
(formerly E 39th) —
I'm Fniitvale av o to Lin-
Fruitvale ar 2100
2200 2300
wood dr COLUMBIAN DR —
Fm Sunset dr n to Moun- tain blvd COMMERCE
(Now Jensen) COMMERCE WAY —
Bet K 17tb and E 19th fm I41I1 av to and fm Inde- pendence S.iuare COMMUNITY
(Now Walnut) COMSTOCK WAY —
Fm 14th av to 17th ar bet E 23rd and E 24th aT CONGRESS AV —
Fm 2300 HiBh se to Foot- hill hlvd CONTRA COSTA PL —
Fm Cnntra Costa rd n 1 e of Biu-na Visia av CONTRA COSTA RD
Fm Buena Vista av e 1 blk thence se parallel to Buena Vista av COOLIDGE AV (formeHy Pe-
ralU av) —
Fm 3301 FoothiU blvd n to nr Crescent View ter
Foothill bird 2000
E Twenty-third 2300
Galindo 2400
Orchid 2444
Hyde 2480
Paxton 2500
Prentiss 2000
Davis 2650
E Twenty-seyenth 2700
Lynde 2800
Bona 2900
Brookdale ar 3000
Nicol aT 3100
School 3200
CORNWALL CT —
Fm Castle dr n CORONADO AV —
Fm 40th n and ne to Bway CORTEREAL AV
Fm Magellan dr sw CORTEZ CT —
Fm Ralboa dr to Zinn dr COSGRAVE AV —
Fm Golf Links rd n to Out- look av 1 e of 82d ar COTTAGE
(Chsnned to McKlnley av) COTTAGE AV — ^, ^,
(Changed to Mandana blvd) COTTON
Fm Frederick n to T-irine- ston av 1 w of Kennedy COUNTRY CLUB DR —
Fm Manila av s to Broad- way ter 1 e Marcarido dr COURTLAND AV —
Fm 4200 Foothill hlvd ne to iunc of Caiaveras av and navenport av 1 ne of High
FoothiU hlvd 1900
Steinway ter sta
Key Route Sys
S P Elec Sys „„,„
Talcott sta 2000
Hich 2000
Melrose
Forty-fifth av
Thompson .... 2150
.San Carlos JL'no
Tyrell -'-''0
Congress av L' ■•00
Fairfax ay . -400
Brookdale av '.iiioO
Walnut av 2700
Al.endale ay 2750
Fleming av 2800
Vcmon sta 2800
I'enniman at
Virginia ar 3100
Fairbalm 3200
Fremont sta 3500
Depot 4700
Beulab sta 5000
McCleUand 6000
Mills College 5500
Olney way sta
Calaveras av 5600
Davcni-.rt ar 5600
COX AV —
Fm McDonald way s CRAIG AV (Pled) —
Fm 320 Highland ay ne to Mountain av CRANE WAY —
1 e Butters dr to 1 w Rob- in.son dr fm Joaquin Miller rd back to Joaquin Miller rd CREED ROAD —
Fm Fleet rvl n to 1 n of Trestle c.'en rd CRESCENT —
Fm 356 Perry n to 352 SanU Clara ay CREST AV —
0 blks s Slounlain blvd fm Shone av w to 77th aT CREST RD (PIsd) —
Fm Union av n to Hamp- ton rd 1 e of I^Salle ay CRITTENDEN —
Fm ir.nn 54th av e CROCKER AV (Pled) —
Fm Lincoln av s to Man- dana blvd CROCKETT PL —
1 blk w Skyline bird run nine s from Mountain bird
av to Blvd CROSBY AV —
Fm 30.-,0 Foothill bird to Harr>er
Foot! ill blvd 2000
CROSS RD-
CROWN AV-
Fn
Jleri
kvood dr e to
Bivay tc CROXTON AV
Fin S.IOO Pied av e Richmond av CULVER —
W from High bet Penni:
CUMBERLAND WAY —
N fm Xey av 1 e of Parker
CUNNINGHAM —
Fill Fair av ne to Cazan CURRAN AV
Fm Ward n to Delaware 2 e of Coolidce av CURTIS —
Fm opp 831 n to 22d 1 of Market
Twentieth 2000
Twenty-first 2100
Lydia 2151
CUSTER —
Fm 2000 35th ay e to Bar
CUTHBERT AV
Fni .'iniin Xicol av n to Sch CYPRESS —
Ftn 1401 2d n to 7th fm Stb n to 12tb and fm 1401 13th n to 22d and Peralta 5 w of Adeline D —
Fm 1100 S2d ay e to 99lh pv 4 s of E 14th DAISY —
Fm B110II e to Davenport ay
1 n of Rose DAKOTA —
Fm Maple it 2 s of Hop- lins to e of Laurel DALE AV (Pled) —
Fm Fnirview av se to Nova dr 1 s of Jerome ay DALE PL —
Fm 2850 38th ay 1 .\lkndnle e to Minna
■rbirty-eiehth ay 3900
Minn, i.y 4100
DAMUTH —
Fm 3700 Frtvl ay e to La- i-^ina av 2 n of Hopkins
Fniitvale av .2120
DANA —
Fm 300 n2d n to Bkly city line 1 e of Tel av
North 6350
Alcalraz ay 640n
Sixly-fiXfh 65nn
Sivtysixth 6600
WcoLev 6670
DANTE AV —
Fm flOth »y e to 106th av 3 . of Foofbi'J Wvd OARNBY DR —
Fm Longwalk dr w to (Jhil-
DARTMOUTH DR —
Fm Dniry rd ne DAVENPORT AV —
Fm Ciiimincbam se to Cal- averas av 1 e Fair DAVIDSON WAY —
Fm 3540 Grand ay e to Vermont DAVIS —
From 2050 FmitTale ar e to ir.rrioMon DAWES —
Fm e innp Perahlnr dr and K«t,-ites dr w to w jnnc same DEAKIN —
Fm 520 66th n to Bkly line 1 w of Tel ar DEERING —
Fm Coolidce rt e to 35th .^v 1 s nf Brookdale aT
Humboldt av 3400
Bs'tlott 3450
DELAWARE —
Fm Coolidce ar e to Latlrel
2 s of Hopkins
Coolidce 2800
DELMONT AV —
F and n fm Buena Ventura
DELLVIEW (now Maple a«)
DELMER
Fni 4000 Lincoln aT e to Lairiina av DEMING WAV —
K fm l.i»na bet Richfield and Donahue DENNISON —
Fm Harbor waterfront and inth ay Extension ne to 23d ar opp E 11th 1 a of LlT- ingston
Kinc 2200
(-olton 2250
Kennedy 2S00
DENNY —
Fm S P tracks w bet Edes ar and Pearman DEODORA AV —
Fm Park blvd s and w to Snake rd DERBY —
Fm Thermal av e to 99th
21
DERBY AV —
Fm Tidal Canal n to Elm- wood av and fm S P Ry n to
Stewart 200
Glasscock 300
Ford 400
Chapman Boehmer E Eighth Elmwood ay E Twelfth DESMOND —
Fm 324 49th n to Clifton 1 w of Bway
Forty-ninth 490U
Fifty-first 5100
Coronado way 5200
Glendale av DETROIT AV —
1 blk e of Monterey aT a fm Redwood rd DEVAUX AV
Fm Malcolm av n DEVON WY —
Sw fm Norfolk rd DIABLO AV —
Fm Skyline blvd at Okld city limits DIANA AV — (now Outlook
av) DIAZ PL —
Fm Colton hlvd w 1 n Ca-
OIMOND AV —
Fm 3 4 50 Fruitvale ay w and n to Dimond Park DINGLEY — (formerly Wilson
nd Drury ay w
."lO Park blvd
DOLPHIN —
2 n of 7 th from Bay to Outer Harbor DOMINGO AV —
I-^ii .\Hhby av and Tunnel rd s to The Plaza dr DONAHUE (formerly Oorr-
don) —
Fm Reilwood rd e to Leona
DORISA AV-
Fm 3025 Calafia av e OORMIDERA AV (Pled) —
Fm 201 Mountain av n t
dr
DOUGLAS (No\ DOUGLAS AV —
Fill Knight av n to Pear- main 2 e of Jones DOVER —
Fm 702 51st n to Bkly line 1 o of Grove
Poirier 6150
.\lcatraz av 6400
Fairview 6600
DOWLING —
Fm 2300 82d ay se to 90tli ay
Eighty-second ay 8200
Auseon av 8650
DOWNEY PL —
Se fm 1500 blk Sunnyhilla rd DOYLE —
Fm 55th to Peabody lane 5 w of San Pablo aT
Powell 5800
Fifty ninth 5900
Ocean av 6450
DRACENA AV (Pled) —
Fm 100 Park wy ay se to Blair ar DRAKE DR —
Fm Snake rd e to Aitei way 1 s Balboa DULWICH RD —
Fm Hartionl dr to Hermosa DUNCAN WY —
Fm Bway ter s to Glen- ivnod (ilade e of S F-S By DUNDEE —
Fm Dunkirk av w 3 n Golf Links n1 DUNKIRK AV —
Fm (;olf Links rd ne DURANT AV —
Fm E 14th n to Foothill blvd 1 w 109th ay DWIGHT WY PL —
E end Dwight wy
Fm S3d ar e to 107th ar 5 s of E 14th F^tmhurst av
Ninety-eighth av 9800
Ninctv-ninth av 9900
EARHART RD —
Fm intersection of Jones aT Maiiland dr and Hecenbenrer rd w (within Oakland Munic- ipal Airport) EARL —
2 blks s Mountain bird fm Keller av e EAST CIRCLE —
•m .\rTowhcad rd s EASTEND —
Fm Sltvline blvd n EASTLAKE AV —
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
EASTLAWN —
>iu O&Ui av e 2 s ul K 14th EASTMAN AV —
Atleuiiiile av
I Way) — EDEN LANE —
till 1UJ5 SJtli av w to Per- altii ik 1 u 01 Foothill hiid EOENVALE PI
I'm Mul&mout ar to Sem-
EDbS AV —
tm Juues av to city limits 2 s of Uailroad av
Joues av 9800
B »»00
Uouglaa lOUOO
Huie aV lu:i00
Lurj av loaOO
South BarUelt av lOSOU
EDGE OR —
till Hoover av s EOGERLY —
till lyuo ooth av e to 57lu av 0 u of K 14th EOGEMORE PL —
hm iUllsmout av to Semi- naiy av EOGEWOOD AV —
1-ui juiic of i'ark blvd and WeUmstou av ae to HoUy-
WeJingtou av 4300
Kverett 1400
Ulenuora av 4o00
Ki Leutro av 4ti00
EDITH (now Harbord dr) — EOWALL — ^, J .
J U1K3 11 Mountain blvd fm Keller av EDWARDS —
Im Suntist dr n to Uoim- taiu blvd EL BARRANCAL —
i'ui juuc 01 JuaQUin Miller rd and La Fuerta e to Lin- coln av ELBERT — , „
tm Lverett w towards Tres- tle Glen 1 s of Glendora av EL CAMILLE AV —
i"m Kiunilaud av e to both av 1 s of Walnut av ELCAMINITO
Fm La Puerta w to Mon-
ELCANO AV—
Fm Mountain blvd w to Granada opo tsequoyah EL CENTRO AV —
Fm 4600 Glendora av n to HoUj-wood av and fm Glen- dora av e to Sausal cK 3 w of Park blvd
Sebastian av 1100
Edgewood av 1200
Park blvd 1300
Dolores av 1*00
Beiievides av 1500
EL CERRITO AV (Pled) —
Fm Ricardo av se to Mag- nolia av and Pied ter
Kieardo av 100
Blair av 200
Oakland av 300
Magnolia av 400
ELDERBERRY DR —
I'm Girvin dr e to Chilton dr EL DORADO AV —
Fm Fairmont av ne to Bayo Vista av 1 n of Mobs av EL EfMBARCADERO —
Fm 000 Grand av se to Lake Shore av ELIZABETH —
Fm 2050 57th av e to Seminary av ELLEN —
Fm 2150 45th to 47tb av 1 n of Melrose av ELLIOT —
Fm Bay View av e to 34th av bet Park blvd and 13th av ELLITA AV —
Fm 375 Grand av a to Bellevue av ELM —
Fm 476 Hawthorne n to 33tli 1 e of Tel av ELMAR AV (formerly Vltta
Way) —
Fm 96th av se to Jones av and e to 99th av 1 s of Foothill blvd ELMHURST AV —
1 w of Jones av fm E st n to B St bet 95th and 96th av5 s D and C sts ELMHURST AV (South) —
Fm 150 98th av n to Railroad av EL MONTE AV —
Fm Ludinghouse av n and beyond Outlook av ELMWOOD AV —
Fm 800 29th av e to 35th
Petersen 2801
Derby av 2901
Lancaster 3001
Fruitvale av Thirty-fourth av EL PATIO —
Fm La Puerta w
EL ROD AV-
ELSIE AV (now
rd) — ELSINORE AV —
Ui ftuii Scuustian El Ici.lro av ELSTON AV —
Lake
of Grand
3»th
to
Uarni*!
ELVESSA
LOlm s ELWOOU AV —
Santa Clara av
LLYSIAN FIELDS DR —
julf Links rd n to Si- couruey av EMERALD —
41at n to 42d 1 w of Bway EMERSON —
Hopkins n to Park blvd EMERY (Emery»lllo) —
1-ui Santa I'e liy to Park and Im 4jth to 47th 1 w Sau Pablo av ENCINA AV —
to Jones av
ENOS AV (Formerly Lee Av)
Im 370U Calaieras av n
Tompkins av 3 ue of High
ENTRADA AV
Fm 420S Pied av se to Kose av ERIE —
Cottage n to Prince 2
cottage
800
ESSEX —
m 1050 Alcatraz av n 3 ; San Pablo av ESSEX (Emeryville) —
m 34d to 45th 2 e of Pablo av ESTATES DR —
m Liggett dr nw to Mc- Audrews dr 1 ne of Park blvd ESTATES RO (Pled) —
'm Park blvd nw to old Quarry ESTRELLA AV (Pled) —
^m 300 Ramona av n to June of Bonita and Morgan
ETTIE —
Fm 1600 28th to S F- O T Ky ETTRICK —
Bet LoL-hard and Elvessa av EUCALYPTUS PATH —
Hotel Claremoul Ter fm June of Alvatado rd and Hotel Phice in line of The Short Cut fm Tunnel rd ne to Alvarado rd nr ne turns to u of Bkly line EUCALYPTUS RO —
North fm 5 8 Hillcrest rd EUCLID AV —
i^m 400 Adams se to 600 Grand av 1 s of Perry
Adams 251
Jayne av 275
Wanvick 301
Palm 331
Van Buren 400
Laguuitas av Hill Lane
EUSTICE AV (Formerly Val- ley rd) —
Fm Brookside av w of Hill Lane n to Golden Gate av EVANS AV —
Fm Wellington av ne to Ev- erett av 1 e of Park blvd EVELYN (Changed to Har- bor View av) — EVIREL PL —
Fm Snake road to Wood- land way 1 e of Armour dr EVERETT AV —
Fm E 3Stli n to Hamoel and fm e end of Lake Shore av e to Park blvd thence a to Wellington EVERS AV —
Fm Linwood av bet E 37th and E 38th avs EXCELSIOR AV —
Fm 3100 Lake Shore av e to Hopkins and Canon avs
Wesley av 600
Haddon rd 651
Beacon 700
Athol av 700
Montclair av 800
Spruce 850
Capell 900
Alma av 1000
Hopkins 1100
Chatham rd Park blvd EXETER —
Fm Carlsbroot dr n to Ev-
Fm n2d av 6 3 of E 14th FAIR AV —
Fm 4300 Vale av se Daisy 1 n of Tompkins av
Huntington 4400
Carson 4500
Glen rd
Cunningham 4600
Wikie 4700
Daisy FAIRBAIRN —
Fm High e to Monticello av 2 n of Fleming av
fton av 450
mout 500
FAIRFAX AV —
m 2400 High se to 6Sth
Hiuh 4500
Courtland av 4600
■ uces 4700
Jewish Cemetery
■ u 4800
Iteiiwick 4900
Potter 4920
Mouticello 6000
■ lacio 6200
KFOT Ry 5200
Footliill blvd 5300
Bond 5330
S P Elec Ry 5330
Princeton 5400
Wentworth av 3450
55th av 6300
FAIRMOUNT AV —
•'m 2731 Harrison n to Monte Vista av
Harrison 51
■Iweuty-ninlh 200
Garland 300
Frisbie 360
Pearl 400
Stanley 420
Santa Clara av 602
Moss av 550
El Dorado av 505
emite 640
\ista av 640
Bayo \ ista av 698
FAIRVIEW —
Fm Wheeler w to Shattuck ■ 1 n of U5th FAIRVIEW AV (Pled) —
Fm Grand av 1 n of WUd- vood av nw to Oakland av FALLBROOK WY —
'•m Malco.m av mv bet El-
a av and Monan FALLON —
■m 50 5th n to 14th 8 e of Bway FARNAM —
Fm Frtvl av e to 34th av 1 n of E 14th FARRAGUT AV (Pled) —
ocke
View av 1 of Union av FARRALON WAY —
Fm Pineneedle dr 8 1 e Pineliaven rd FAVOR —
Fm 1700 73d av w 2 n of E 14th FENHAM —
Fm G2d av e 2 8 of E 14th FERN —
Fm 4800 Fairfax av n to Brookdale av FERN WAY (Forest Park) —
(now Heather Ridge Way) FERNWOOD DR (Fernwood)
Mountain blvd nr Thorn rd w to Florence av FERRELL AV —
Fm Jones av w 1 n Stanley FERRO —
Sw fm Middle Harbor rd FERRY —
Fm 7th to 14th near Outer Harbor FIELD —
2 blks w Shone av fm Crest av to Greenley dr and fm Greenlev dr to Mountain blvd FILBERT —
Fm 1002 First n to 32d and San Pablo av 2 w of Market FISH RANCH RD —
Same as Claremout av FISHER AV —
Fm Hollywood blvd to Tal- bot av 1 s Foothill blvd FITZGERALD (Formerly part
of 34th) —
Fm June of Haven and 34th to iunc of Peralta and Harlan FLAGG AV —
Fm Montana bet Champion and Fruitvale av s FLEET RD —
Fm Greenwood av to Hol- man rd 1 s Norwood FLEMING AV —
Fm 2900 High e to Semi- High 4300
Courtland av 4400
Monticello av 5000
Kingsland av 5100
Madera av 5200
Morcom av 5300
Birdsall av 5400
Fifty-fifth av 5500
FLINTRIDGE —
Fm Ferrell n to Castlewood 1 w Jones av FLORA —
Fm G4th av e to 70th av 1 n of E 14tli FLORADA AV (Pled) —
Fm LaSalle av and Terrace av iunc w to nr bndry line thence se to Portal av FLORENCE AV (Glenwood)
Fm Estates dr w to Merri- wood dr FLORIDA —
Fm 3650 Maple av e to Midvale av 1 n of Hopkins
Maple av 3000
Laurel av 3300
Midvale av 3400
6058 College
Auburn av 02tK»
FONTAINE —
1 blk 8 Mountain blvd fm Shone av w to Mountain blvd FOOTHILL BLVD —
Fm junction 2d av and E loth e to city limits except from w end of Hollywood blvd to e end of Hollywood blvd FORD —
1 m 4UU 23d av e to Fniit- Viilc av FOREST —
I'm 3501 College av w to 3000 Ayala av
College av 300
Lawton av 301
Boyd av 321
Slialter av 425
0 A ERR 425
Locksley av 450
Miles av 475
Uak Grove av 502
Claremout av 650
Ayala av 580
FOREST HILL AV —
Fm Whittle av n to Tiffin rd 1 e of l^uitvale av FORTUNE WAY —
Fm 2300 Seminary av e to Si-\ly-third av
SixueUi 6000
Sixty-first 6100
Sixty-second 6200
FRANCES
I'm 4000 Fairfax av n to Brookdale av 1 e of Courtland
tlirfax av 2400
FRANKLIN —
Fm Water n to 21st e of
FRAZIER AV —
Fm 1-isher av ne to Stanley
1 e of Hollywood Blvd FREDERICK —
Fm 9U0 King e to 23d sv 1 s of Dennison
King 2000
Cotton 2230
ivelinaly 2oUU
FREIGHT —
1 n of 7th from Bay to
Outer Harbor
FREMONT —
Fm 1202 3th n to 62d 2 w of San Pablo av
Stanford av 5800
Powell 6802
Fifty-Jiaith 6902
Sixty first - 6102
FREMONT PL (Now Judd) — FREMONT WAY —
Fm Bend n to Foothill blvd 1 e of 4 8th av FRESNO —
Fm 2300 Church e to 73d
Fairmount av 60
Hamson 3050
FRONDA —
Fm Aberdeen s FRUITVALE AV (32d av) —
I'm U S Tidal Canal to Ar-
U S Tidal Canal 100
Alameda av 200
Stewart 200
Glasscock 300
Ford 400
Chapman 600
E 7th 700
Elmwood av ... 800
E Eighth SOU
E Tenth 1000
S P K R 1100
Putnam
W P R R 1200
E Twelfth Washington E Thirteenth
E Fourteenth 1400
Farnam 1420
E Fifteenth 1500
E Sixteenth 1600
E Seventeenth 1700
E Eighteentli 1800
E Nineteenth 1900
Foothill blvd
E Twenty-second 2200
E Twenty-third 2300
Barker 2350
Galindo 2400
Logan 2500
Hyde 2530
Blossom 2600
Davis 2650
E Twenty-seventh 2700
Lynde 2730
E Twenty-ninth 2800
Bona 2850
Brookdale av 20imi
N'icol av 31100
School 31011
Pleasant 3200
Woodbine av 3250
Montana 3 4 Go
Dimond av 3450
Hopkins 3 300
E Thirty-ninth 3600
Damuth 3700
Whittle av 3800
Harding pi Tiffin rd Clements rd Funston pi Hoover av
Maple thenc
Carlson
FULLINGTON —
I'm 3Ulh av e to Mabelle
av 1 n of Sutler
FULTON WAY (Formerly
Wilson Way) — 1 w of Claremout av n and s fm Gclston av FUNSTON PL —
Fm n end Fruitvale ay e to Whittle av G —
I'm 84th av e to 92d aT 5 8 of E 14th GALINDO —
Fin e 8 Sausal ck and 2400 Fruitvale av e to 2100 Har- rington av. 4 n of Foothill blvd
Sausal ck 2900
Fruitvale av 3200
Coolidge av 3300
34tn av 3400
Verbeng av 3450
33th av 3600
Baxter 3550
Harrington av GALVIN —
Fm Everett w trda TresUe Glen 2 s of Glendora av GARDEN —
Fm 2550 E 27th n to B 28th GARDENIA PL —
.N fm Millsmont av to Sun- nymere av 1 w of Delmont GARFIELD AV —
Fm 73d e to 79th ay 2 » of FoothiU Blvd GARLAND —
2 Fairmont av e to
62
Hi Fairmount
to
GARNET —
Fm 4175 Broadway Emerald GASKILL —
fm 1051 53d n to Stan- ford av 1 e of San Pablo ar
53d 5301
64th 5400
55th 5500
56th ..;.:; sooo
Aileen ^^Sfi
57th 5700
Arlington av 5800
Stanford av 6900
CASPAR DR
Fm Snake rd w to Colton blvd 2 n Mountain blvd GATE WOOD DR —
Fm Veiietia els Golt Links rd GELSTON —
Fm Claremont rd to Wilson
GENOA —
Fm 4 7th to 60th 1 w ot Grove
Fifty-second 5201
Aileen 5651
GEORGIA —
Fm 3500 Coolidge av to e of Laurel av. 1 s of Hopkins
Peralta 2800
Maple av 3000
Laurel av 3200
GILBERT —
Fm 250 41st n to Whit- more. 2 e of Broadway
41st i100
Ridgeway av 420O
John 4300
Mather 4400
GIRARD AV (Pled) Changed'
to Warfleld av — GIRVIN DR —
Fm Chilton dr n to Ait^
GLASCOCK —
Fm 300 Twenty-third ttv e to Fruitvale Twenty-ninth av
Peterson 2900
Derby av 3000
Lancaster 3100
GLEASON WAY —
Fm 14th av e to Munson way. bet E 15th and B 16th GLEN ARTNEY —
Fm Bums av w 3 n Golden Gate rd GLEN AV —
Fm 4030 Pied av ne to En- Piedmont av 2
Forty-first 100-
Linda 189
GLEN ALPINE RD —
(Pied I fm Union av n 1 e- Sea View av
GLEN CT (Now Glen av) — GLEN RD (now Kaphan av) GLEN VIEW AV
Fill T.'iO Rand av w to Wai- fielii av, 1 s of Cottage GLENCOURT DR
Fm Arrowliead dr to Saronii dr GLENDALE AV —
Fm Desmond sw to Manila av. I s of Clifton GLENDOME CIRCLE —
W of Park blvd off ot El Cerrito GLENDORA AV —
Fm Edgewood to El Centro av
OAKLAND STREET GUIDE
QLENFIELO AV —
Fm I'ark blvd e to Wood- ruff av. 1 s of Wellington GLENWOOD AV —
Fm 4 216 Piedmont aT se to Glen Echo ck
Piedmont av
Glen Echo ck 82
QLENWOOD GLADE —
Fm Broadwav ter so to Dun- can way n of S F-Sac R B GOLDEN GATE AV —
Fni Chabot rd and Temescal ck hridt:e se to Kway ter GOLF LINKS RD —
Fm 82d av 1 bli n of Foot- hill hlvd e and ne to Mu- nicipal Golf Links Cosfrrove av El Monte av Castlewood Flintridtre av
Calafia ar
Anza av
Burpos av
Elysian Fields dr
Venetia rd
Scotia av
Caloden
Dunkirk ay
Bums av
Shetland av
Miiniciral GoU Links
GORDON —
Fm 2550 Hieh e to Court- land av and fm Benwick to Monticel'o av
Hicb _ 4300
GORDON AV (Now Donahue) GOSS
Fm R71 Willow w I Cedar bet 7th and 8th
Willow 1701
Wood 1750
Pine 1 80 1
Cedar .• 1851
GOULD —
Fm moo Jones av e GOULDIN —
Fm Thornhill dr e. 4 n Mo rafra rd GRACE AV —
Fm 5 ROD Lowell w to Los Art!<.|ps ^t GRAFFIAN —
Fm inad av to 107th av. 2 B nf F 14fh GRAND AV —
Fm 2200 Broadway Webster. thence ne to Pleasant Valley av
Webster 100
Harrison
Montecito aV .'.
Bay nl 240
Park View ter 2."0
Lenoi 270
Jas 300
Perkins 350
ESlita av 375
Staten av 400
Bellcrue av 450
Euclid av 500
El Embarcadero 600
Perry 700
Lake Pari av 3200
Sanfa T'ara av 3201
Elwood av 3401
Mandnna hlvd 3500
PaTidsnn way _ 3600
Wtldnn av ..'.'...'.'.'.'.'.'.........:i7()n
Boulevard way 3900
Sunnvslorxf SflOl
Wildwood av 4000
Jean .._ 4001
Piedmont City Limits ....1200
Fairvipw av
Siinvside av
Linda av 1350
OaWnnd av 1500
Cambridue
Greenback av 1551
Piedmopf Jfanor ent 1620
Holly place 1650
Armyo av 1692
Hose 8V 169S
pif.spnt V-lIev «v 1700
GRAND VIEW DR-
Fm Vicente rd ne to Bay View dr. tbence ma^'^nK acnt ancle sw to e of West Vies dr GRANDE VISTA —
Fm 1152 E 24th n to 1
GRAVENSTEIN —
F'^ 10 5th av sw to Appl GRAY —
Fm 24."0 35th av
H-
"ton
to
GREEN —
Emcryvnle. fm 1452 Pow- ell n to 67th
Power 5801
Fifty-ninth
RiTty-first
Sljttv.second
SixtT-tbird
SiTtv-fourth
Ocean av 6450
Pcftbodv lane 6<
Ri>rtv-fifth n-no
S.>»v..!vt>. 6600
GREENACK AV —
Bet Lnncview dr and Kose-
GREENBANK AV (Pled) —
Fm 1001 Bose nv se
11.-1 0..)iland av. 1 sw Grand av
itinpRton av
Lake av
G^-'d .av 136
Cambridge
Grand av 210
Oakland av .... 250
GREENLY DR (Columbian
Park) —
Fm Edwards to 82d av. 3 n of Oiitlook av GREENVIEW —
Fni i;->y.,l Oak rd ne GREENWOOD AV —
Fm 3S(ll I'ark hlvd ne to
GREGORY —
Fill Kcinlianit dr to Bein- hardt .Ir 2 e 39th av GRISBORNE AV —
Fm Thornliill dr n. 1 blk n Mountain blvd GRIZZLY PEAK BLVD —
Continuation of Grizzly Pk blvd in Berkeley to Skyline h!vd nr n city limit GROSVENOR PL (Formerly
Matthews av) —
Fm Park b;vd and Excel- sior av nw to Longridge id GROVE —
Fm 650 1st n to 62d. 4 w of Broadway
First 101
San Pablo av 2000
Hobart 2100
Jones 215(1
Sycamore 2550
Merrimac 2 750
Apsar 3 850
Aileen 5650
Arlington av 5801
City Limits 6151
GUIDO —
Fm 1 3w Mountain hlvd ee to Redwood GUILFORD RD (Pled) —
Off HiKbland av odd Sheri- dav nv and Sierra av GWIN RD
Fm Broadway ter. 1 s Pineneedle GYPSY LANE —
Fm -\lvarado rd n 1 8 riarcmnnt av HADDON RD —
Fm .\tbol av n to Trestle Glen rd. 1 e of Newton av
Athol av 400
Brooklyn av 500
rievelrnd 550
Prospect 601
Hillirirt Circle North 650
Evcp-sior av 700
HAGAR AV (Pled) —
Fm Pacific ne to Mountain
"hageivian av —
Fm 3100 35th av e. 1 of Penniman av
Thirty fifth 3500
HALE AV —
Fm Douglas av n to Edes
HALEY AV —
Fm Hopkins s to Sausal, w r.f E 3 7th HALLECK (Emeryville) —
T>i In.TO Park av e and HALLIDAY AV —
Ft" 2450 Church e to line nf 7S th av HAMILTON —
Fm 1100 69th av e to 77th av. 2 s nf E 14th HAMILTON PL —
Fm 2651 Harrison w to trns no'i tlie steps to 28th HAMLIN —
Fm E 32d Iopd 22d av) n HAMPEL —
1 n of E 38th fm Holman rd y Greenwood av and fm iunc Park blvd and 14th av e to Everett Fleet rd Greenwood av Park blvd
Fourteenth av 1500
Bandolph av 1550
.\rdlev 1600
Wondniff av 1650
Elston av 1656
T.inwood av 1700
La Crests 1800
Everett 1850
HAMPTON RD (Now LaSalle
av) —
Fin Fnion av n to Moraga rd 1 o to Glen Alpine rd HANLY RD —
Waterhouse rd sw 1 n
n-1
.3201
T' irtv-fm,rth 3401
HANOVER AV —
Fm 1900 Ijike Shore bird
nor; Brooklyn ni
HARBOR VIEW AV —
F... innn 35th av HARBORD DR —
H*"DI«lo WAY —
Fm Fniitv-'e nv ne to Tif- fin rd 1 w Whitt'p av r,i-,on 4 n of Honkinn HAROWICK AV (Pled) —
Fm Worcester av ?e to 2003 Okld av 1 n of Highland av
WArce.ftr av 1
v~n~t,.t nv 50
HARDY —
Fm 5370 Miles RT w to 5476 riaremont av
HARLAN (Emeryville) — Fm Santa Fe By n to 12^1
Park av
HARLAN CT (Emeryville) — N cMd Harlan st
HARMON AV —
Fm 2000 55lh av e to 64th
Fifty-fifth av 55(
Fifty-seventh av 57(
Seminary av 5900
Sixty-second av 6200
HARMON CT (Now Irwin Ct) HAROLD —
Fm 3300 Champion e Boston 2 n School HARPER —
Fm Peralta ck e to 36th av
Thirty-fifth av 3500
Crosby av 3550
Tliirty-sivth av 3600
HARPER CT (Now Harper
St) — HARRIETT (Changed to 74th
HARRINGTON AV —
Fm 3700 Foothill blvd n to Brookdale av
Foothill blvd 1900
San Juan 2000
Galindo 2100
Santa BiU 2200
Gray
faster
HouR'as 2300
(.yon av 2500
N'evil 2550
HARRISON —
Fm 301 1st to Monta Vis- ta av 3 e of Broadway
Twenty-fourth 2401
Twenty-sirth 2403
Vernon ter 2602
Hamilton pi 2651
\'emon entr Lee 2700
Fairmount av 2731
Oakland ay 2731
Frisbie pi Pearl
Stanley pi Santa Clara av
Bnvo Vista
HARVARD RD (Lakewood
Park) —
Fm 4000 Lake Shore rind Winsor av junc ne 4200 Lake Sbnre nv HARVEY AV —
Fm 5 5th av e to 57th a n nf Hirmon nv HARWOOO AV —
Fm 6000 Collece ay ne Fncalvntns 1 n of Chabot rd HAVEN —
Fm ws Per.alta bet 32d 34tli nv n to Emeryville line HAVEN (Emeryville) —
Fm Santa Fe By n to 1300 Park «y HAVENSCOURT BLVD
Fm 6650 E 14th n to Brann HAVERHILL DR —
Fm CHielton dr e to Long- croft dr HAWLEY —
Fm OOt'i av e to 77th av 3 s of F 14t'- HAWTHORNB AV —
Fm 3201 Broadway w to Tol av
Broadway 401
Webster 425
E'm 476
Tetp^rrnnh aV 498
HAYES —
Fm 2200 Seminary aT e to
C.ith *v
HA7EL LANE (Pled) —
Fm Highland .y bet She dan py nnd Wildwood av r;tv Pnrk HESRN (Changed to Chabot
ct) — HEARST AV
Fm 3800 Lincoln av e Li-iinn «v
HEATHER RIDGE WAY
( Formerlv Fern wev) — to Pineha
rd
Mnrl
rd
HEGENBERGER RD
Fm iunc 77th and Ballroad nv s tn Okld Airport HELEN —
Fm 3001 Peralta n Verba Buena av
Thirty second 8200
Thirty-fourth S400
Vc-ba Bnena 8500
HELEN CT —
Fm 1092 e6lh n 1 e Snn Pablo av HELLMAN —
Fm ^tnlcolm e
HEMLOCK —
Fm Cnlton blvd n to Snake r.1 HFMPHII.L ALLEY —
TIrmohiB ct fm Butler n to 1TcmT>bill n' 1 w of Broad-
HEMPHILL PL
Fm Desmond e to Hemphill
HEMPHILL WALK —
Fm 5301 Brondwav and College av sw to Hemphill pi
HENRIETTA —
Fm 2700 34th av e to Per- alta ck 1 n of Davis HENRY (W Oakland) —
Fm 1552 3d n to 8th
Third 301
Fifth 501
Si>-ntb 701
I'-^hl'i 801
HERMAN
in, .\yala nw to 68th HERMAN CT —
Fm Hollywood blvd and Manlhey av iuno e to Vic-
HERMOSA AV —
Fm iunc of Park rd and Broadway ter se to Florence
HERON DR —
Fm Masonic av n to Proctor nv c nf Florence ay HERRIER —
Fm .Vnrtnn av s 35th av bet Wiicnnsin and .Jordan rd HERRIOTT AV (Formerly
Beverly Av) —
Fm A'ircinia ay n 2 e of
HERZOG —
Fm 59th to 61st and fm 62d to H n of 66th 1 o of Sin Pab'o HIGH —
Fm I' S Tidal Canal n to Tompkins av 1 e of 42d ay
Howard 600
Commerce 700
Clement 800
.Mameda av
F Eighth 900
Wattling 9sr\
E Tenth 1000
E Twelfth 1200
E Fourteenth 1400
E Sixteenth 1600
E Seventeenth 1700
Bond 1800
Foothill blvd 1900
Tgnacio 2000
Courtland av 2000
Talcot By Sta 2000
Carrington 2100
San Carlos .. 2200
Santa Rita 2300
Congress av 2300
.Vgua Vista 2345
Fairfax av 2400
Lyon av 2500
Brookdale ay 2600
Walnut av 2700
Allendale av 2800
Fleming av 2900
Penniman av 3000
Virginia av 8000
Porter ; 3300
Oui^ley 3400
Bedding 3500
Hopkins 3600
Slasterson 3650
Kansas 3700
Pampas av 3800
Bayn 3850
SteeV 3900
Hyacinth av 3961
HIGHLAND AV —
Fm E 24th nw to E 27th 1 e nf 21st av HIGHLAND AV (Pled) —
Fm JInraga av se to Wild- wood av 1 n of Bonlta av
Park way 100
PaJa av 200
Worcester av 200
Blair av 201
Oakland av 300
Craig av 320
Vista av S41
Magnolia av 350
Mountain av 400
Sierra av 600
Sheridan av 700
Hazel av 791
Wildwood nv 800
HILL LANE (Changed to
Biirk) — HILL LANE (Pled) —
Fm Jerome av bet Arbor dr end N'ovn dr HILL LANE (Reck Ridge) —
Fm 6110 Ocean View dr n to Brnnkside av and Fern pk 1 w nf Acncia av HILL RD —
Fm Golden Gate av e to av 1 n of Mc-
— (Now
Adam HILLCREST
ThermnD — HILLrPEST LANE —
WHdIng Lane and Norman
Lane) — HILLCROFT CIRCLE —
Fm Sunnvhills rd 1 Nortbynle rd to Sunnyhllls 1 w Rrosvennr pi HILL VIEW LANE (No
Mandal.-<v rd) — HILLEGASS AV —
Em t\or^^ daremont av I.. Bklv liiu- X HILLEN DR
Fm 55th av w to Madera
'hillgiht av —
Fm Prnspcct av n and fm 600 Wesley av ne to Excelsior
Haddon rd 650
JCcnvn-n rd 675
HILLOIRT CIRCLE SOUTH (Chanoed to Prospect av) — HILLHI'RST WY (Now Ful- ton way) —
23
HILLMONT DRIVE —
Fm Seminary av e to Part- li'!?'^. 1 '^"' 1 Outlook av HILLSBOROUGH —
Fm Wesley av trds Hadden nl bet Brook:yn av and Cleve-
HILLSIDE —
« f"'„?!5« "iiJ Foothill blvd e to s.d av and fm line of 'i.'ll'^'i..'"' e to 96th av
thVeu)— *" '""^ '*'"
HILLSIDE AV (Pled)
T. "w 'tS' Highland ay fm 200 Park Way av se to Magnolia
mai> Yv'^ " ^"^
Oakland' av;:::::::::;::::::::: loo
Ma'-nol" av ***
'hillside"ct (Pi,<j):.i: ^'^
1 m .Magnoha av e 2 blk s 1 s nf Hi'lside BV HILLTOP CRESCENT
Fm Hnrbord dr sw 4 w of HILLVIEW — ,, F™. California a fo s of
M^illliio'D-pL'-i'"-^ ^ Fm^S,mnyhills rd s
Pm 2.100 5..;th av e to e3d av 1 s of Foothfll blvd
Fift.v-seventh R7no
Seminary 5900
SrfS'-'f'wnd 6200
Mxtv-thirn AQnn
HOBART— °^'"'
Fm 2150 Harrison to San oolh "' *" ""■' 1 " of Wetister Franklin
Broadway 45J
Telegraph ay 5fl2
s,T''p,Mn'"ay ■"■■■"" "'"'
HOLDEn" ?Em'OTVvllie) — '^* Fm 1402 Park av e and w HOLLAND
Fm^ l.ino ■;4th av 1 n of
HOLLIS (Oakland and Em-
eryvllle) —
Fm 3 201 PeralU n to eist
1 I".™ S200
Tliirty-second 3200
Pera'ta 3201
Thirty-fourth 3400
Verba Buena ay 3600
Key Sys By .1900
Santa Fe Btway 4000
Verba Buena 4025
Park av 4100
Stanford av 5700
Powell RSOO
Forty-ninth ■ 5900
Ri'tietb 6000
HOLLY —
Fm 70th ay e to 100th ay 3 n of E 14th
Eightieth av 8000
Au=con av S650
OSfb nv 9800
HOLLY PL (Pled) —
Fm Grand av n to SF-OT
By 1 n nf Cambridge av HOLLYROOD DR
Fm .\scot dr n to Castle
HOLLYWOOD AV
Fm Park blvd w to El Cen- tro av 2 n of Everett HOLLYWOOD BLVD
FV. Foothill hlvd e 1 nw of lO.Td nv HOLMAN RD — ^^ Fm Trestle Glen rd to Fleet
HOLWAY —
Fm 2200 55th av e to 57th
HOME PLACE E —
Fm nn.-, ^fcKinIey av e M, blk HOME PLACE W
11 "9 McKinley av w « blk HOMEWOOD DR —
Fm Sarnni dr n to Arrow-
HOOVER AV —
Fm n end Fraitvale ay w HOPKINS —
Fm 1100 Excelsior av e to 5nth av
Excelsior av 1100
Pnrk b'vd 1150
Tvincslev 1200
Emerson 1250
Thirteenth ay ISOO
^luart JSliO
"""•e 1401
Fourteenth av
Bandolph ay IKRO
Ardley IBOO
Tiventy-tbird ay IftOI
t-i«ion av 1«R()
Hnlcv av 1701
Alteobeira 1720
Sbcffleld av 1750
F Thirtvaeventh E Thirty-eighth
Canon 2000
Snnsnl ck
Dimond av 2100
Fniitvale ay {""OO
Chnmninn 2300
Tincoln av , 2400
Boston av ?4ni
Wilson av 9*t0l
I,aguna av 2600
24
HOPKINS Cond
Khocltt av 2700
Caoliduo av 280U
Maplo av SOOO
Laurel av 3300
Uiilvale av 3400
Tliiny-fiftb a? 3500
Matte av 3U00
Louia \'ista UT 370(1
Uronu av 3800
I'attenou av SOOO
TuirlyeiijhUi av 3900
Thinj-uilith av 4000
Mayhelle av
Uifh 4300
Mailioiie av 1400
Calavenia av HORTENSE AV —
That l«jrlH)ll e ot lOJtll no« San Leaiulro HORTON (Emeryville) —
Km 14ril I'urk av e ami HOTEL PL (New Alvarado
Court) — HOWARD —
iM.i i-.dil Hith e HOWARD AV (Piedmont) —
Jb'm Lake av e to Oakland av 1 n of Liuda av
Nace 302
Caiubtidee way
Oakland av 340
HOWE —
Fm 250 Moss av n to St Manx's cemetery
Moss av 3751
Fortieth 4001
Forty-first 4101
Ridgvvay av 4201
John 4301
Mather 4401
HOWELL —
Km mm- of Ayala and 5»th n to i;iith 2 e of Telturaph HUBBARD (Emeryville) —
Km loUO Park av e and w HUBERT RD —
Fm June Grosvenor pi and Sunnyhills rd s and e 1101 LonEridge rd HUDSON —
Fm 5401 CJoolege av w to Claremont x
Manila av 351
James 375
Lawton av 401
Boyd 415
Shatter av 425
Locksley av 451
Mi-es av 475
Arbor av 498
Claremont av 498
HUGHES AV —
Fm 23d e of Fruitvale av n HUMBOLDT AV —
Fm 330(1 Davis n to School 2 w of 35th av
Davis 2300
Lynde 2400
DeerinB 2500
Brookdale av 2600
Penniman av 2900
HUMPHREY PL —
Fm 1500 Cavanaugh ni ne HUNTINGTON —
Fm Albert n to Adelaide 2 e of Hieh „„„.
Albert 2801
Steele
Violet
Hyacinth av
Tompkins av
Fair av ,,„„
Evels-n 4500
HYACINTH AV —
Fm 3961 High e
High 4300
Madrono av 4400
Huntington av 4600
HYOE —
Fm 2550 Fruitvale av e to Conlidce av IDAHO
Fm 59th n to 61st and fm 63d n to Bkly line 2 e of San Pablo av
IDLEWILD DR (Se« Thorn- hill Or) — lOLEWOOD —
Fm SOth av e to 82d av 1 of Foothill b'vd INDEPENDENCE WAY —
Fm 14th av to W 9 and fm e Independence so to 22d and Munson way bet B 16th and E 17 th INDIAN RD (Piedmont) —
Fm Hamnton rd to La SaJle
INDIAN WAY (Forest Land)
Fm Woortliaven sw INDUSTRIAL —
Fm San Leandro s 1
lONE —
Fm Malcolm av nw INVO AV —
1152 22d av n to E 27th 1 e of 23d av
E Twenty-second 2200
B Twenty-third 2300
E Twenty-fourth 2400
E Twenty-sixth 2700
IRIS —
Fm 80th av s to 82d av IRIS LANE (Changed to
Slater Lane) — IRVING AV —
Fm 2400 Foothill blvd n to E 20th
IRWIN CT (Formerly Har- mon Court) —
Fm 520 Alcatraz av n ISABELLA —
Fm 2401 San Pablo ai to 22d
liar
to
WY DR —
Imer^fLt H 2 2d 11 JACKSON
Im 2112 of Uwaj JACOBUS AV
IK
>u I'ark blvd aud
1st n to lUth S e
to Mor-
R. L. POLK & CO.'£
KING AV (Piedmont) —
■■'m Lincoln av bet Croc and Sea View av s to La JSalk- av KINOSLAND AV —
Km 5400 Trask opp I'li
JAYNE AV —
l-ni 27 0 Lee a to Euclid ; JEAN
liu 300 Perry u and e iM-aud av JEFFERSON
Km tiU2 1st u to San Pablo B«ay
JENSEN
e)-
(Fo
riy
•tluiid
uf &5lh
1 rask 2400
Uuth av
Broukdale av 2500
LI Camille
Walnut av 2600
Uaw's
Klemine av 2700
Ma-\«ell 3000
Best
Birdsall av 3100
Madera Ma
Com-
Kiu 7 00 Hieh e to 54tll av 5 5 uf E 14th
Hith 4300
littieth av
JEROME AV (Piedmont) —
Km Cambridge way e to Maj^no'.ia av 1 n of Grand
(.luinbridge av
tiakland av
JEWELL CT —
Km Thornliill dr se JOAQUIN MILLER RO (Fre- mont Trail) —
Km 1 ne Lincoln av ne to Skyline blvd. JOHN —
Km 4301 Pied av w to Gil- bert
Piedmont av 152
Howe - 176
Montgomei-y 202
View 220
JOHNSTON DR —
E fm Estate dr JONES AV (Same ai 8Sth
Av) —
Fm Oakland Aintort ne iunc of Edes and 98th ava Clara
S Elmhurst av 100
Tyler 200
Nevada 300
Ninety-eighth av 400
JORDAN RO —
N fm 35th av bet Wiscou- ain and Guido JUDD (Formerly Fremont pi)
Fm 1706 Fremont way e to SOth av JULIA —
Fm Florence ay ne to Coch-
JULIUS
1 s of Foothill blvd fm 108th av se to Durant av JUNO (Now 76th) — KALES AV —
Fm 5450 College av no to 5650 ManUa av KANNING (Changed to Mu-
terson ) — KANSAS —
Fm 3700 Maple av e to 38th av and fm High 8t to Madrono av
Maple av 3000
Laurel av 3300
Midvale av 3400
Thirty-fifth av 3500
Magee av 3600
Loma Vista av 3700
Brown av 3800
Patterson av 3900
KAPHAN AV —
Fm Fair av ne to Reinhaidt dr 1 e of Carson KEITH AV —
Fm 5600 College av ne 6000 Broadway
Pryal 6900
Broadway KELLER AV (Formerly An- derson)—
1 blk w of Shone av fn Greenly dr to Mountain blvd K ELTON CT —
I'^ s of 127 Monte Cresta av and 1 w of Kingston av KEMPTON AV —
Km 375 Fairmount av n to 181 Moss av KEMPTON PL —
Fm 500 Fairmount av
KENILWORTH RD —
1 blk w Devon way s fm Strathmore dr KENMORE AV —
Fm 915 Lake Shore av ; to Boulevard way KENNEDY —
Fm Ford nw to Railroad 1 w of 23d av
Boehmer 700
Shasta ..__ 800
Frederick 900
Dennison ....1000
Livingston 1100
KENWYN RD —
Fm 675 Cleveland n to Hill- cirt Circle North KEYES AV (Now Camden) — KING —
Fm Frederick n to Dennison 3 w of 23d Frederick 900
Kedding
Park blvd
Hopkins 3500
Tldity-seventh 3 700
KINGSLEY CIRCLE —
Seminary av to Walnut av KINGSTON AV (Piedmont)
Fm Monte Vista av n to Greenbank av 2 w of Oakland
Monte Vista av 700
Monte Cresta av
Hose av 900
Linda av 900
KIRKHAM —
Km 1352 5th n to PeralU nr 2Kth KIRKLAND CT —
E fm Elvessa. 1 8 of Aber- foil av KITCHENER CT —
Herrie KNIGHT —
'^ mi s of Edes i Doviglas av e to 105th KNOLL AV —
Fm Mountain blvd Cliabot Ob.servatory
KRAMER CT
W fm Eastman av id Allendale
of Overda
LA CRESTA —
Fm iunc of Hopkins and E 37 th n to Hampel and fm Wellington n to Everett av LA CUESTA —
Km Caniin Leanda e to Mon-
LACY AV —
Fm 7 2d av w n of Trenor LA FAYETTE AV (Piedmont)
Fm Crocker av w to Ter-
LAGUNA AV —
Fm Coolidge av n to Carmel 1 n of School
Montana av 3400
Hopkins 3500
Damuth 3700
Scenic av 3750
Hearst av 3800
Wilbur 3900
Delmer 4000
LAGUNITAS AV —
Fm 450 Perry s to Euclid
LAIRD AV —
Fm Seminary av to 64th av and 1 n of Mauritania av LAKE —
Fm 1387 Oak to Jackson
Oak 102
Madison 151
LAKE AV (Piedmont) —
Fm Olive n to Greenbank av 1 w ot Okland av
Olive av 1
Sunnyside av 39
Linda av 80
Linda av 101
Howard av 150
Nace 160
Greenbank av 181
LAKE PARK AV —
Fm 3 200 Grand av e to 694 Wesley av
Grand av 400
Walker av 474
Perry 500
Rand 518
I^ke Shore av SHO
Wesley av _ 700
LAKE SHORE AV —
E s Lake Merritt fm E 12th n to Carlston av
Prospect av 600
El Embarcadero
Excelsior av 650
Rand av Lake Park av Wesley av Cottage Mandana blvd
Santa Ray Uosal av .. Kenmore a'
Wi
. 931 . 905 .1000
E Twelfth 1200
E SiMeenth 1600
E Eighteenth 1800
Athol av
Hanover av 1900
Wayne av 20011
Wesley av 210(1
Brojklyn av 2200
The Cascades 2300
Cleveland av
Prospect av 2800
The Embarcadero 2900
Beacon 3000
E.\cel3lor av 3100
Hand av
Lake Park av 3200
Wesley av
Trestle Glen rd 3400
Longridge rd 3450
Mandana blvd 3500
Santa Ray aT ^
Prince 3601
Weldon av 3701
K.j.si.l av 378S
Kenmore av 3801
Walavista av 3850
Boulevard way 3901
Spring av 4201
I'luk lane - -1231
LAKE SHORE BLVD (Now
Lake Shore Av) — LAKE VIEW (Piedmont) —
Km Slieridan av ne to Sea View av 1 nw of Lincoln av LAKE VIEW CT —
Km 24 8 E 18th LAKESIDE OR —
Along w shore of Lake Mer- ritt from Lake to Harrison LAMP —
Km Sunkist dr to Greenly dr LANCASTER —
Km U S Tidal Canal n to Elmwood av 1 w of Fruitvale
tilascock 300
Ford 400
Chapman 500
lioehnier 600
LANDREGAN AV (Emery- ville)— Km 1551 Powell n to Ocean
LANDVALE RD —
Km Broadway ter 1 w n of S K-S K R LANE CT —
Km Harbord dr w 1 s Mc- Andrews dr LA PUERTA —
Fm Joaquin Miller rd n bet Lincoln av and Park blvd LARKSPUR RD —
Fni Hillcroft cir sw 1 6 of Sunnyhills rd LARMER CT (Piedmont) —
E side of Magnolia av bet Jerome av and Park View av LA SALLE AV —
Fm LaSalle av (Pied) n to Lucas av
Oakland City Limit 5500
Estates dr 5800
Moraga 6100
Mountain blvd 6200
LA SALLE AV (Piedmont) —
Fm Union av s SunnyhiU rd thence w to Terrace av LAS AROMAS —
Km Mountain Gate way e LAS FLORES CT —
Km Woodrow av w LAS PALMAS (Changed to
Foothill blvd) — LATHAM (Piedmont) —
Fm Cambridge way to Oak- land av 1 e of Grand LATIMER PL —
Fm 4 70 Moss av n to 38th LAUREL AV —
Fm 3300 School n to Carl- School 3100 Maine 3200 Arkansas S 100 Montana 3 400 Debwaro 1410 Dakota TiOO Georgia 15 iO Hopkins 3600 Florida 3650 Kansas 3700 Madeline 3 800 California SHOO Arizona 4000 LAUREL AV (Upper Clare- mont) (Now Bailey Av) — LAUREL RD —
Fm iunc Golden Gate av
and Chabot rd e to Temes-
cal cr LAURISTON CT —
Fm Thnmdale dr n LAVERNE AV —
Fm 55th av e to Foothill hlv.l 2 n Trask LAWLOR —
Fm Burr e to Olive av Ninetieth av Ninety-fourth av Cherokee av Ninety-eighth av Ninety-ninth av
LAWTON AV —
[■•ui 401 45th n to Mar- garidu dr 3 w of Bway
■ ly-eighth 4800
I'orty-ninth 4900
Fiftieth 6000
Fifty-first 5100
Cavour 5200
CUfton 5300
Hudson 5400
Forest 5600
■ollege av 5600
McMUlau 6800
Broadway 6000
.Meii.l.icmo av 6100
LEACH AV —
I'm Wellington av nw to Ev- erett 2 w of Park blvd
LEE
hrn 102 Vernon se to Grand
\eriiou 201
Monieeito av 370
Jayne av 375
\ all Buren av
Grand av
LEE AV (Now Enos Av) —
LEIGHTON —
Km 212 Moss av 1 e Pied-
LEIMERT BLVD —
Km I'ark blvd ne opp St James dr LEIMERT PL —
Fm ( lakmore rd to Clemona rd 1 c Shyhne blvd LENOX AV —
Km 200 Monticeto av se to 250 Grand av LEO WAY —
l-'m Duncan way n to 1 w Willard LEONA —
Fm Mountain blvd e opi> Chabot Observatory LEONA AV —
Fm Mountain blvd 1 s Red-
LERIDA AV (Now Balfour
Av) LESTER AV —
Km Hanover av se to Actoa pi thence ne to Newton av thence nw to Hanover av LEWIS —
Fm 1574 3d n to 7th LIBBY CT — , ,,,
Bet Harbor View and Vic- tor av e fm 35th av LIESE AV —
Fm 3100 38th av ne to Su-
Umul 3^60
LIGGETT DR —
t^ Hampton rd B to Park blvd 1 s of Mora«a rd LILAC —
Km 3 of Brookdale av to Al- lendale av 3 e of High LILY—
Km 4500 Masterson n to. Tulip av LINCOLN AV —
Fm 2401 Hopkins n to- Mountain blvd 1 e of Fruitr vale av
Hopkins .... 3501
E Thirty-sixth 3601
Damuth 3700
Scenic av ^'»"
Hearst av 3800
Wilbur 3900
Delmer 400O
LINCOLN AV (Piedmont)
I'"m Sheridan av e to Sea View av 1 n of Wildwood av LINCOLNSHIRE DR —
l^n Country Club dr to Wtstiiiin.ster 2 n Broadway ter LINDA AV —
Km 4176 Piedmont av ee to 1350 Grand av (iraiid av Glen av Jlonte Cresta , .„
Pied City line JOO
Rose av 101
Kingston av 103
Lake ar .'"''''"^''"^'^ 225;
Oakland av »""
Grand av 451
LINDBERGH DR (Now Castle
Dr) — LINDEN— ^ „ ^
Fm 1050 1st n to San Pab- lo and fm 36th to 62d 3 w ot Mkt X sts and Nos same a» Adeline LINK —
Fm 105th av to 106th aT 1 s of Bancroft :iv LINNET —
Km Alida n 1 e of Lincola
LISBON AV —
N fm E 9th to E 11th 1 • 27th av
E nth 900
E 10th lOOOi
LIVINGSTON —
1 n of Dennison fm 19th aT Estension e to 23d av 1 a of Rai'mad LOCHARD —
OAKLAND STREET GUIDE
LOCKSLEV AV — LOCKWOOD —
LODGE CT-
av
blvd to Hemlock
to 2450 Cuul-
Uarbur
Sutler
yoneT ..3300
Uuieley 3400
ICedume 3500
Moukuis 3K00
Kansas 3700
Oaluomia 3800
Wiscousin 3900
Haroor Mew al 4000
LONDON RD —
iiii 11 eiiJ Maple av nw LONGFELLOW AV —
Iiu 'J'Jtii av to 106th av 2 S (.t i-uutuill blvil LONGRIOGE RD —
Km Lake Shore av opp Cot- tage av 1 e Suato'hills rd to Clarendon Crescent LONGWALK DR —
1 111 Asvot dr n to Darby dr Loomis
»th
LORENZO AV —
iui asoo Marion ar n to Suter 1 w of 38th ay
Marion av 3200
LORITA AV — (Piedmont) —
Fm Monticello av nw to S F
o T Ki- los ANGELES
Fill 10U2 Aileen n to Stan ford av LOUISE —
I-'m 3051 Peralta n to Terbi Buena av LOUISIANA —
Km Usiar av n to Railroa* av r. w of Jones aT LOWELL —
Fm 5301 Adeline n to A:
and Broadway ter LOYOLA AV —
Fm Hellman n 1 e Malcolm
LUCAS AV —
Fm Antioch n to Medau pi 1 e of MounUin blvd LUDINGHOUSE (Changed to
eiibert; rvi tu » ul Oakland Air- port and e to Ala Ooli Linka niMJESriC AV —
Fm Uutlook av ae to (iOth av 1 e 01 Seminary av
MALCOLM AV-
MALUON
Im iiJd av e 4 s of £ 14th MANCHESTER DRIVE
MANLiANA BLVD
I'm buu Lake Suore av ne to 1-a Salle av i'ltd inANDANA PATH
Im Maudaua b.vd to Long- riUiie nl opp Falouia av MANGELS AV
Fm 3200 35th av e MANILA AV —
Fm 352 Moss av u to Mar- garido at Lauton
Moss av 3751
i iiirty-ftighth 3801
Fortietu 4001
Forti'-second 4201
Forty-eighth 4800
torty-mnth 490 1
Filtietu 5001
Fifty-hrst : 5101
Glendale av 5250
Cluton 5300
Hudson 5400
Lollete av 5402
iurij-ai.ktii atioo
ptar ~!!"i;!!!"!!.i>ooo
oriletii „ 40UU
oto-hn*t -i luw
oriy-secund 4^0u
oio-tuiru 4000
orty-iourtti i-iOo
uriy-su-Ui 4UUU
tmeseaa Ct««Jt -tiuo
iiiy-aeeoaa u^oo
11 t.)'-li>inl oouu
luy-nim ujuv
rIMnLSOKOUGH r'b'if—
-\e im Slcutmuoru rd opp Je>ou May riMHLiN
0th av nw
ine ct to Wood dr
Mm
m«
Dtu av
Golf Links rd LUNDHOLM AV-
Im uutlook av
w of West LVDIA —
Fm Brtish w to Mkt 1 n of 21st LYMAN RD —
Fm 3700 Fruitvale av n to Clemens rd x Handley rd Tiffin
2750 Frtlitvale
liroadway 5t>00
Piospect dr 5600
Kales av 5650
ispect dr
57th n to 60th 2
MACKINNON (Pled) —
Ma
of No
olia av
Arbor
MADELINE —
Fm 3UO0 Laguna av e
I-a«una av 2700
Khoda av 2800
Coolidge av 290(1
HiU View 2950
Maple av 3000
Laurel av 3300
MADERA AV —
Fm 5200 Fleming av n to Simmons Uience w to Kings- la ml av MADISON —
fill 150 1st n to Lake 6 e of Uroadway MADRONE AV —
Fm Masterson n to Hyacinth av 1 e of High MAGEE AV —
Fm 3700 Hopkins n to Har- l.i.r View av MAGELLAN DRIVE —
Fm Snake nl s to Rincon dr MAGNOLIA —
Fill 1202 1st n to 7th and fm Rth n to 16th 1 west of Adeline x sts and Nos same a Adeline MAGNOLIA AV (Pled) —
Fm Wildwood av to High-
MSckinnon 100
Jerome av 200
San Carlos av 300
El Ceritto ar 400
Hillside ct 500
Hillside av 700
Bonita av 801
MAIDEN LANE —
Fm McClelland av se to
MMhSH rl.-
1-m jimc jLStates dr and I'e:
MAHSHAlL
MARTIN —
J; m o501 Claremont av nw to Ayaji av inAbUN —
im JroothiU blvd n 1 blk 1 w Seminary av MAsOniu AV
I'm i'lorence av s and 6 to Moraga av 1 e of Henuosa av
MbLUON AV-
eud BirdsaU i
2100 Courtiand
Uoseerest dr
May
aft av 5800
5850
5900
MANOA —
1 ui Florio to Mystic bet AuLiuni av and Itockwell MANOR CREST —
1 blk n Cliabot rd fm Cha- bol Crest to New Broadway MANOR DRIVE (Pled) —
Fill -irroyo and Key System Manor Sta ne to t^ambridge way 1 ne of Grand av MANZANITA DRIVE —
1 blk s Sobrante rd from .Skyiine blvd e aua s to June of Skyline bid and Arrowhead dr MAPLE AV —
MARDEN LANE-
MARGARIDO OR —
Fm June Broadvtay ter Country Club dr e and n to Brookside MARGARITA —
l^n Calandria e to Granada MARGUERITE DRIVE —
1 1.1k n Edith fm Mandalay nl to Hermosa av MARIE WAV —
1 lu Cliaoot rd n to SF-OltU 1 e of Roble MARIN WAY —
Fm 14th av s to Munson way bet E 14th and E 15lh MARION AV —
Fm 38th av nw to Star av 1 s of Suter MARIPOSA AV —
Fm 156 Santa Kosa av n to
MARKET —
8 w of Broadway fm 901 1st n to r.Tlili A.l.l.ne l-irsl . - 10"
Second - 200
Third .. - 300
Fourth . 400
Fifth -. r.iHl
Sixtli ... '>""
Seventh i n h
Eighth ^""
Ninth iinii
Tenth loiMi
Eleventh 1100
Twelfth 1200
Thirteenth 1300
Fourteenth 14iiO
Fifteenth 1500
Sixteenth '5?"
Seventeenth liOO
Eighteenth 1800
Nineteenth .1900
Twentieth 2000
Twenty-flr«t 2100
Lydia -siSS
Twenty-second 2200
Athens 2250
Twenty-fourth 2400
Mead av 2500
Twenty-sixth 2600
Milton 2600
Twenty-seventh 2700
Alicia 2ii;0
Tweny-eighth v -S25^"
Thirtielii and San Pablo 3000
Thirty-flrst 3100
Thinysecond 3200
Bmckhurrt 3250
Thirti-eigmn Tiany-mntu .ilayoeUe av uigu
RlATHIEU AV (formerly Hill- side av) —
iComaiiy rd n to Acacia
MATHEWS AV-
pl
MAi,RITANIA AV
Fm Seminary av e to 62d av 2 n of Irenor MAVIS —
Fm 5200 Trask n to Brook- dale 1 w of Kingsland av MAXWELL AV —
Fm Brookdale av ne to Bird- sail 2 3 Monticello MAXWELTON RD —
Fm Moraga av w to Harbord dr
mavbelle av —
Fm 4199 Fullington n to Harbor View 1 w of High
FuUington 3200
I'orter 3300
(Juig.ty _ 3400
Bedding 3500
Hopkins 3600
Masterson 3 650
Bajo 3850
mazuela dr —
Fm Colton n McAOAIM —
Fm 5000 Broadway e to Quarri- McADAM (old) —
Cnaiiycd to Broadway ter McANDREW DR
Fill Estates dr n to Btlllard dr McAULEV (formerly Rota) —
Fm Colby w to Telegralih av of a9th
UZA DR
1 m t. ultou n 2 w Snake id MkHA
till 2100 38th av e to 42d MEKrtlEWOOO DR
Im Bway ter s to Florence av tiiiruce e to ThomhiU dr Memtwood
mEHKIMAC —
Fm 2751 Tel av w to Gio MERRITT AV
Fni Brooklyn av iunc Ne' ton and Wesley avs n to Pre
IVIESA AV (Pled) —
i m Moraga av se to Palo 1 1 n of lliguland av
MESABA AV
iged to Laird i
av 1
MICHIGAN AV
MIOCREST RD —
1 blk w Clarendon Crescent fm Suunyuills rd to Longridge rd MIDDLE HARBOR RD —
F6i intersection of 1st and Adeline w MIDVALE AV —
1^ tjuigley la n to Wia-
Hopkins
Kansas
California
Arizona
Wisconsin
MIDWICK —
of 35tb
3600
3700
3800
8800
4000
to Ludinsbouae
MILES AV —
Fm 452 51st College av
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niv/nluLAIR CT —
MbNiE AV i.eieai —
tin Moraga a\ ae to Pala av 2 n ut iiigiiiaua av mOnTc Cheat A AV —
i-iedmont av 1
Glen J:.coo ct 3U
Wilue av 41
ttouley ter 4tf
Kingston av 70
Wahiwonh av lUO
OakJind av 150
moNTECELLO AV (Pled*
1 ui Moraga a\ s to Aituua
MONTECITO AV —
Im 220 Grand av n to 250 Lee 1 e of ^ ernon
lark View av 160
Lenox 200
Lee 250
muNTELL
Fm 3900 Pled aV M tO KoDley ter MUNTEHRA AV —
I'm Motmlain blvd e and e to Mouiiia.ii Gatt «.y MONTEREY BLVD —
Fm Redwood rd opp Moiin- tain Dlvd 3W to -itlas av MONTEREY DR
.%.,.» .\-i:..:i .ir drive MO^TGOMERY —
1 iii _"_ .*..-. 11 to St Mary's ^cii.^ii.ii 2 u ol Pied av
Forty-first - .4101
Kidgeway »T — 4201
Joun 4801
Mather 4401
MONTICELLO AV —
lA m( 5inh av fm "Vlcka- l.ur.: av II ii. IlirJsall MONTMORENCY
.No» iMugUs av MONZAL RD —
Fill Caldwell rd e to Moun- tain blvd MOORPARK —
Fm Railroad av n to Apricot 2 5 of 107th av MORAGA AV (Oakland Uld
Pled) —
Fm Pleasant Valley av ne to MounUin blvd MORCOM AV —
Fm 5300 Fleming av Q to Kings'and av MORCOM PL —
Fm 4069 Maple MORKEN —
Fm 69th av e t 2 n of E 14tb MORLEV DR —
Fm Ascot dr o MORPETH —
Fm Jacobus av i
ell
402
Tolegraph 502
McClelland —
1 Hi I iiderwood n to Daisy McCLURE
111. 21Hh n to 30th 1 e of
•1^1 av
Mccormick av —
Fm Sunkist dr n to Greet av 1 u ol N2d av Mcdonald way (formerly
Harding way) —
Fm Fulton way w to Pano- ramic way
Mcelroy —
Fm Chase n to 9th 1 v of
Fm losth av se to Duran av 1 s tcmthir. Wvd
Mckinley av —
Athnl av 700
Mnntclair av 800
Siirucc 850
Cap McLEAN—
Fm line of Knowland .130O Monticello av MCMILLAN AV —
Fm 5800 Lairton av Keith av
MILLER AV
Fm E lltb n to Foothill b.vd MILLER PI
Fm Miller w to 23d av MILLS —
Now HUton MiLLSBRAE AV —
1 blk
Hillmont dr MILLSVIEW AV —
Fm raniden to Hopkins MILTON —
Fm 2601 San Pablo av «w
in .Market MINNA AV —
Fm 4100 Allendale av n to SmiT 1 « 38th av MINNESOTA AV —
Novv 3«th av MIRA VISTA AV —
Fm Elwood av n to 'Valle Vista av 2 w of Grand av MIRANDA —
Fm .'>4.'>1 Claremont av w to Vicente 1 n of 56th MITCHELL —
MORRISON AV-
MORSE DR —
Flei
5th
to
MODESTO AV —
n.^
to Proc-
JMOKELUMNE AV —
Fm li.lmont av e to AlU- mnni av 2 s Hillmont dr
MONADNOCK WAV
inary av e to 64th
MONROE AV —
Fin iiinc of Manila av an Bw^v c to Margarido dr MONTANA —
Fm lloi.kina to ShiHield to Fruitvale av thence e 1 PeralU crk
G1--
MORTIMER RD —
Now llolman rd MOSS AV —
Fm .'■>51 Vernon Okld Hta w to 3750 Tel av
Vernon 1
Oakland av 51
Walsworth av lOl
Fairmount av 1»1
Kempton av 18}
Richmond av 201
I.cighton 202
Piedmont ar 225
FaSa HosiHtai !'.;!"::25S-2»8
Broadway |0Z
Manila av 352
Shafter ■-■■ *00
Mosswood Park '"l-ISg
Webster jfO
Ruby , iS?
Latimer l»l 7lf
Tpl<»ffr«nh av 491
MOUNTAIN AV (Pl«l)— ,.
Fm Hichland av n to Paclflo av thence ne and n to Grand View ttr snd Haear av MOUNTAIN BLVO—
1 n Broadway ter fm Mon-
MOUNTAIN GATE WAY —
MO''"nT«|'n VIEW »W— ,
Fm Monntain blvd nw to nriffin 1 n Seminary av MOVER PL — ^^
Fm Wood dr s 1 e Harbora
26
MUNSON WAV —
till F. 14tli n to Foothill Wv.1 hot 22<1 Htul 23d av8 MURDOCK OT —
W s ROth av bet Camden nii.i Trenor MYERS
Fm 100th av e to Durant
NACE (Pled) —
Fm l«n Ijike av s to 300 Ilownr.l «T 2 nw of OWd av NAIROBI Pi
Fm -.400 Bway e to Bel- cm vo I-.1 NAPIER AV
Fm 3 000 Tied av e to Rich rnond Wvd NEVADA —
I'^n .Ti->ne« pr n to Kailroad
NFW AV-
of
to Chase 1
rife
NEW BROADWAY —
F"i f'hahot Td n to Hillcrest
NEWTON AV —
Fm 2101 Park blyd n to
We«'eT «v NEV AV —
Fm TS-I nv i> to ra Monte rv 1 r, of Fnnthil! bird NI10L AV —
Fm :?000 Fnlitvale av e to e
„f \f».,lo „T
NCPOLX RD —
l>n Piir-Mnchnm dr to
<!,,„,.,„,„„ fl,
NO^i^BN LANE (formerly p-rtle" of Hillcrest lar'1 —
Fm MondBlay H to Wild- 5n<T ipnp. 2 s nf Buckeye and
lunoiviSNniE AV —
T^m '>0RO Morcom av e to f.=;tb •'v NORTH —
Fm 0^51 Tnlhy w to Bacine 1 = nf Watraz NORTH CIR —
F„ nr-nrnnltn dr a NORTH VALE RD —
Fm focemnnrt rd e to S'tn- „v>.;vc -4 r, nf Trestle Glen NORTON AV —
Fm ■Wiqcnnsin n +n Moun- „+?n i-i-^ 1 w nf Midvale av lurtDWono AV —
F". Trpjtle men rd e to r-.Tn""-n".l flv 1 n nf Creed rd NOTTINGHAIVI OR —
Fm >fprHewond dr to itinc Tallev View rd and Merrie- T^onddr NOVA "R (Pled) —
Fm Wildwnod av and MaB- rnlii av nw to Jerome av OAK —
Fm 1st n to Lake 7 e of Bi-n<.divav OAK CREST DR —
Fm f^-i^er n to Leimert blvd OAK DR —
Off Rrnnkside nv 1 8 5nnr r.-nnVc-^n -.V n"d Chabot rd OAK PBOVP AV
Fm r.0 2 Forest ne to Col-
OA*K KNOLU —
Fm \fniillo ne to Moun- t-in b'vd OAK KNOLL BLVD —
Fm Castlt-wond nw to Fair- v^v flv 2 w Jones av OAK PL —
N of Calavems av fm Oak- jnnnf d-- w fn Mountain blvd OAK PO (Pled) —
Fm O.lnnont av se to Okld citv 'imits OAKLAND AV (Oakland and
Pled) —
Fm 2731 HaiTison ne to Pneni" pv Pied bet Harrison and Orance
Peart 402
Perry 4R2
Santa (Tiara, av ii02
:»Toas av 5^"
Santa "nsa av 002
■n-.vn Vista ay flSI
M»r;"osa av 702
>Tnnte Vista av 7r;i
Olive ^v .... . ROO
'j.iTinvs'-'e av Rr.o
T.inda av 000
TTownrd av 0.^0
Cr-nd IV 1000
>rhor dr - llio
r-reenhouk av 11?'0
TeTOmi. av .... 1"01
l^ai-vie-v av 1 "0"
S F " T Btwy 1302
o-n r,.r'n3 av ip;00
■n Ce-Tiio ay 1600
Tfillcide av 1700
■"nn-'ta ay 1R00
Tr^-ii^laTid av 1000
TTnr.^TTirV av '>nOO
Scenic av 20Sli
to Mniintnin Wvd
OAKIMONT AV (Pled)- Formerly Oak Grove Fm oiHl nf O.ik rd nv
,.f Sprinc nv
OAKIMONT DR —
OAKVIEW DR-
hlvd
OAKWOOD DR —
(Itr Tlmmhill dr no toward rounty line OBSERVATION PI
Fm Skyline Wvd s 2 e Bway
OCCIDENTAL
l^n line nf ."-LSth n to B 1 w of Adeline OCEAN AV (Okld and Emery-
OCFAN VIEW DR —
Fm Brnndwny oon Ocean ^'^e^v nv e to Brookside OCTAVIA —
Fm SfiOO Brnokdale av n to Pennimnn av and fm Suter n to Porter 1 e of 35th ay OHIO —
Chnneed to Lake Shore av OLIVE —
Fni 80th av e to lOOth av 6 n nf F 14th OLIVE AV (Pled) —
Fm Lake av s to Sunnyside sv 1 n nf Monte Vista av OLIVER AV —
Fm Trnmnn nv n to Stanley av 2 n of Foothill blvd OPAL —
Fm S7(; 38th n to 42d ORANGE
Fm 2740 Harrison n to 176
ORCHARD
Fm Fichmnnd av w to 3000 Te' av 1 n of 29th OPCHID—
Fm 24 44 Peralta av e to 34(h nv OBIN OR —
Pm oRti, <, » e Bway «
OPION-1
A'n.^ F 1 0th
OR>"INDALE CT-
i^m Flvertnn dr OPPAL—
TOf
14th
OS"AR All
3000 Seminary
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PAGODA PL —
Fm Tinas e to Eucalyptus rd 1 n nf Chahot rd PALA AV (Pled)
Fm 200 Hichland av n and w to Moraga av
ne to Eu-
PALM AV (Pled) —
Fm "U'ildwond av Park dr
From Champion e to 2400 Boston av PALOMA AV
Fm Lnneridtfe rd n to Bal- fnnr av 2 e of Lake Shore av PALOMA AV EAST —
Adi Trest'e rjlen Pk. fm Carlstnn »v n nf Lorcridtre rd " tn Sunnyhills rd nr S F- o T Rv PAl-O SECO CT —
Fm Mountain blvd rd w PAflPAS AV —
Fm TT'ch n, 3 n of Hopkins
R. L. POLK & CO.'S
PANORAMIC WAY —
Fm itinc Prospect and Can. on Pi (Pied) s and e PARAMOUNT RD
Fm CurlBton av nw to Lone ridce rd PARK AV (Emeryville) —
I'm 4105 San Pablo av v to SPItU Emeryville sta
San Pablo 1101
Emray 1151
Watts 1202
Ilarlnn 1251
Haven 1302
Hollis 135"
Holden 1402
Horton 1451
Huhhard 1500
Shell Mound Park ent ..1524
liallcck 1550
S P Co Btwy 1B99
PARK BLVD —
Fm 400 E 19th OPB 4th ne to Arrowhead dr
E Nineteenth 1900
E Twentieth 2000
Newton „
E Twenty-flrst 2100
Chicago ay
E Twenty-second 2200
Portland av 2251
\'an Dyke av 2301
Montclair av 20110
Brooklyn av 2701
Spmce 27 51
Cottace av 2R01
Lakeview av 3300
E Thirty-fourth 3400
Hopkins 3 500
Chatham rd 3600
Excelsior ay 3750
Alma av Mathews
Kingsley 3800
Emerson
E Thirty-eighth 3R00
(Greenwood av 3843
Beaumont av 3000
Brighton av 4000
Hamnpl 4100
Clentteld av 42011
Wellington av 4300
Fdcewnod av
Everett av 4500
EI Centro av 4000
nolores av 4050
Sap Luis av 4700
Hollywood av 4709
Liggett dr Mountain blvd Ascot dr Sojifhwaite dr Facher d'
dr
to Pied-
Mnnre dr
Aitken <1r
Eastwood ct
Arrowhead dr
PARK LANE (Pled) —
1 s of Oakmont fm Lake Shn-o av n PARK ROAD —
(Chanoed to Broadway ter) PARK "lEW AV (Pled) —
Fm MagnoMa av east to
PARK VIEW TER —
Fm 1 00 Montecito av se to
O40 f-rann av
PARK WAV
Fm E 7t'' to E 10th bet Tth "Ud Sth av= PARK WAY (Pled) —
Fm Mnnteeel'o av n tn Scenic av 1 e of Lorita
Morteoello av 1
r>r,nena «v .100
OF-OT By 101
Tiniside »v 200
Highland av \'..Z.Z.Z'.'^/Z 400
Mpso nv 500
^'nnte av «on
T-ala av 700
PARKE PL —
N ^Tid a hpt Ttockridge blvd „ .„A -nnnVrirlge blvd S
PAOKF" »V —
Fm 7850 Beck n to Hill-
PAnTPIDQC AV —
Fm Vov av n to 82d av PATTERSON AV —
Fm 3600 Hopkins n to Vir-
HnpkiPS - 3000
T.-afaas .... 3700
r'-lifnrnia 3 8^50
TVicoonsin 305n
TT-ri.nr View av' .....'. 4000
PATTON
Fm 0700 Chahot rd se Tc-
mnan,l nrk PATTON AV
T?m "".O Conlidge av e to ""no 35th av PEABOOY LA (Erperyvllle)
Em 0475 San Pablo av w to VaVeio
San Pablo av 110'>
Marshall 1151
r..Vp<„ 1251
PEACH —
F", 2300 92d av to 96th av
Fm S P Co's track n to S"n Leandro St. 2 e of Jones
PEARL —
Fm 4 00 Fairmount av e to
PERRlVlAfN
Fm 000 Jones av e to Mnorpark
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Fm 700 Jones av e to |
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Moorpnrk |
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Fm 150 2 Powell n to OOtJ) |
vale av e to Boston av |
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I'-m 2700 Humboldt av e to |
Fm Rose av w to Piedmont |
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35th av and fm 2920 SBth av |
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PLEASANT VALLEY CT |
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Fm Plensjint Valley av 1 e |
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Ilumholdt av 3300 |
nf Piedmont nv |
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Thirty-eighth av 3800 |
Fm 1750 78th av e to |
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Minna av 4000 |
104th av. 2 n of B 14th |
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(Now E 15th) |
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Cnurtland av 4400 |
POIRIER — |
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PERALTA |
Fm Shattuck av to Dover |
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Fm 1019 3d n to San Pab- |
het 01 at and 62d |
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PONTIAC — |
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Paoitic 350 |
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Lewis 550 |
Rth p to 30th |
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Center 1700 |
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Cypress . ....2200 |
Fm Mandana blvd nw to |
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Kirkham 2050 |
Florida av Pied |
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PoiVar 3000 |
High |
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Louise 3050 |
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Watts 3600 |
PORTSMOUTH WALK — |
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PERALTA AV |
Fm Lake Shore av n to An- |
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POBTWOOD AV — |
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Fm 350 Orange se to Belle- |
(Formerly Can av) |
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Fm E 8th n to E 11th bet |
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Adams 251 |
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Chetwood 252 |
1 s nf Boehmer |
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Crescent 350 |
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POWELL (Emeryville) — |
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Fm Harrison se to Grand av |
Fm 5801 Mar.shall av w to |
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1 n nf Euclid av |
S F bay , „ |
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PERRY CT |
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Fremont 1202 |
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P'^RSHING OR — Fm iunc nf Estates dr and |
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Beaudry ...1302 |
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AT-rch Pi a and 0 to Estes dr |
Dovle av 1352 |
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PETERSON — |
Hollis 1402 |
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Fm Claacn-k n to Elmwood av 1 c of 29th av |
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Palladeau av 1502 |
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B-p'-mer 600 |
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av 1 a of Davis |
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3 nf 7th from Bay to |
PRENTISS PL — |
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0"(e^ Tl-rhor |
Fm Perkins n to Davis. 1 w |
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PICARHY DR |
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Fm 2822 Seminary av w to 55th av |
PRFSSLEY WAY — |
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Fm 6250 Chahot rd s to |
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Fm 3200 Broadway ne to |
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Bamona av and Mt View Cem- |
Fm 850 Vermont se to |
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PP'NCE CT W side 29th av het E 11th |
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Pandwick av 3400 |
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Crovtnn av 3R'io |
and E 1 2lh |
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PRINCETON — Fm iunc 54th av and Went- |
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Weatal av 3650 |
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worth av ne to 5 5th av. 1 se |
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Moas av 3750 |
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Ynsem'te av .^8^o Tin Vista av 3850 |
PROCTOR AV — |
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Fm 03 51 Broadway ter se |
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PROSPECT AV — |
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li-r-H-y-flrat 4ini |
av. 1 n Cleveland |
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Fptrada av 1208 Prnnksirle Manor 4208 Clenwood av 4216 |
rapital |
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Tarlnor rd .... fi-iS |
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Athol nv 700 |
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Mather .4401 |
Montclair av 800 |
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Spruce 850 |
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Campbell 900 ,A1ma av |
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PIEDMONT CT (Pled) — 1 e of Highland av bet |
PROSPECT DR— Changed to Margaridn dr |
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Mo.mtain av and Sierra pv |
PROSPFCT Rb (Pled) |
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PIER |
Fm Wildwnod av to Har- |
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4 p of 7th fm Bay to Outer |
vard rd at end of Oakmont av |
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PRUNE |
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Madera av ne to Courtland |
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av 1 s of Kingsland av |
PRYAL — |
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QUAIL LANE — |
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Kni Tlinrnhlll dr n to |
Fm .\cacia av to Margarido |
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QU6RCUS CT |
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PINE LANE (Rockrtdge) — |
OfT Landvale rd |
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QUIGLEY^ |
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Fm 3 4 50 3 5th ay e to High |
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PINE NEEDLE DR — |
QUIGLEY LA — |
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Fm Broadway ter to nine |
Fta 3 4 50 Midvale av e to |
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Brnad-rav tar and Balsam |
3 5th av |
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PINFWOOD RD — |
QUINCE — |
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(Glenwood) |
(New 105th av) |
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RACINE — |
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Fm 5801 Tel av n to 600 |
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e fm Landvale rd |
Alcatraz ay |
RADNOR RO —
hm 025 Cleveland Hilluirt fir 8 RAILROAD AV —
RAMONA AV —
lui 44S4 Pied av Okld to liouita av Fied I'ieUiiioaL av
Mor.
9U
UouuUa a7 lOU
iloiiteL-ello av 2U0
tatrella av 3UU
Boiiita av 350
RANO AV —
irm 3::ul Lake Shore av ne to Mji.iiaua blvd RANDOLPH AV —
Fill K 32d n to Benton RANDWICK AW —
im 340U tied av e to Itici.iu.jiid blvd RANLEIGH WAY (Pled) —
i^i 1U(J0 Harvard rd ne to Portsmouth rd. 1 3 o£ Wild- wood av RANSOME AV —
w of Telegraph
av
to
Thirty fltth av 3500
Loma Vista av 3700
Thirty-eighth av 3900
Liese av car line 3900
Thirty-ninth av 4000
Maybelle av 4100
HiBu 4300
REDDING PL —
(Formerly Storer pi)
S fill iteddiiig. 1 e of Bird- saU av REDONDO AV —
Vm Clarke n to Cavour. 1 » of Claremont av REDWOOD RD —
Coiitinuation of 35th av. fm Jordan rd to city line REGENT —
Fill 370 .\lcatraz av n to Berkeley line REINHARDT DR —
Fm 3 9th av e to Cun- ningiiiim 1 s Mountain blvd RENWICK —
Fm Fairfax av n to Allen- dale 8V REQUA RD (Pled) —
Fm Hazel lane to Wildwood
RETTIG AV —
Fm Wisconsin e to Guido bet Laurel av and Norton RETTIG PL —
Fm Wisconsin n to Rettie RHODA AV —
Fm Montana n to n of Car- mel. 1 w of Coolidce av RICARDO AV (Pled) —
Fm Arroyo av e to Blair av s of San Carlos
Fm 4150 Webster w to 42d RICHARDSON WAY (Pled)
Fui Caiicrton av to Lake View av. 1 s of Mountain av RICHFIELD AV —
Fm Red%vood rd ne and se. 1 n of Donohue RICHMOND BLVD —
Fm Orclianl to Moss av on west sides of Glen
Kch
..3000 .3361 .3401 ..3451 ..3501
ROBERTS AV —
but X'MOU Birdsall
OAKLAND STREET GUIDE
ST JARLATH AV —
Fm Friutfale av bet Wood- bine av and Montana to Sau-
VVestal av Warren av
Moss av 3650
RIDGEWAY AV —
Fra 4203 Peidmont av vp to Broadway
Piedmont av 152
Hone 176
MontBomery 202
Oi liert 252
Terrace 276
Broadway 298
RIDGEWOOD DR —
Fm Colton blvd to Homc- vcMjd dr RIFLE LANE —
N fm Mountain blvd to Al- tura RINCON DR —
Fm Macellan dr to Zinn dr RIO VISTA AV —
Fm 3850 Pied av e to Fair-
RISPIN DR —
S« fm Claremont av RITCHIE —
Fm 7900 Olive n to Foot- hill Wvd ROAD NO 1 —
ROBINSON DR
Fm Uiuiintll dr n to Joa- umu Miller rd ROBISON RD —
im CUremoul rd s ROBLE RD —
Fm CiiaDot rd. 1 e of Rock RiOEe I'ark oridge, nw to Tun- nel ru, m ijerke.ty I lait- mont bet Aicente rd and Bridge
ROCKRIDGE BLVO-
ROCKRIOQE BLVD NORTH
im juno Rock Ridge blvd Soutu n to The Circle with lane to Margarido dr ne of t'.ioad«uy ROCKKIOGE BLVD SOUTH
im June Kockrtdge blvd Nortii e to Margarido dr ROCKRIDGE PL
Bet N and S Rockridge blvds
of Col-
JOERICK RD —
Clara ROAD (Nc ROAD NO I
at end of
bet East-
kOGER ct —
S Im Penniman i man and High ROMANY RD —
Fm Broadway ter n to Gold- en Gate av Beechwuod dr Matuieu av Cross rd
Pled)-
Fm Pleasant Valle to Montecello av (Pis of Moraga av ROSAL AV —
Held to 37
Slit
ud fm 3 7
ol I'aloma av ROSE —
(Now McAuley) ROSE AV (w s In Okld,
In Pled) —
ROSEDALE AV —
Fm 4150 E 16th Aeua
to
_ ..vteenth 1600
E Seventeenth 1700
E Eighteenth 1800
Foothill blvd 1900
San Juan 2000
Mera 2100
Crittenden 2200
Santa Rita 2300
Agua Vista 2400
ROSEMONT RD —
Fm Longridge rd e to Snn- nyliills rd. 1 e of Lake Shore
fm end of Road N(
ROSS CIR— ROYAL
San
f Rosa Leandro st
to
107th ROYAL ANN —
Fm 103d av e to 107th av. 3 s of E 14th ROYAL OAK RD —
Fm Oiinda Vista dr e RUBIN DR
W fnn Kobinson dr bet But- ters dr and Brunell dr RUBY —
Fm Mosa av n to 40th. 1 w of Webster RUDSDALE (FItchburg) —
Fm 119th av e to 82d av 1 B of E 14th RUSSELL —
Fm Leona n RUSSET
Fm 105th av e to Oakland S L liiif 1 s of WPRB RUSTING
Fm Mountain blvd ne to Mountain \'iew av RUTH AV —
Fm 2450 Kingsland av e to 5.-)th av. 1 n of Trask RUTHERFORD —
Fm 3(1(111 Foothill blvd n to E 22.1. 1 n of Fruitvale av RUTHLAND RD —
off .M.niiitain lilvd at Pine- wood rd RYOALL CT —
Fill Sl.u-kl.ridge dr w ST CROIX AV —
C! niii;.d 11. Potomac ST GEORGE'S CT —
Fill 2711 H IMli ST JAMES DR (Pled) —
SALEM (Emeryville and Okld) — Fm 1092 43d n to 45th
SAN ANTONIO WAY —
Fm 14tii av e to 22d bet E 20th and E 21st
SAN JUAN —
1- m llaiTington av E to Itose- dale 1 n of FoothiU blvd SAN LEANDRO —
l-m June ot E 12th and 31sl av e and se to city limit SAN LUIS AV —
Fm Park blvd e. 1 s ol Hollywood av SAN PABLO AV —
I;^ Broadway and 14th n to 67th at Berkeley city line thru Emeryville
Fourteenth 1401
Broadway 1402
Filttenth 1501
Wasliiii£toa 1515
Sixteentii 1000
Seventeenth 1700
Clay 1701
Eighteenth 1800
Nineteenth 1900
Williams 1050
Twentieth 2000
Grove 2002
Hobart 2100
Twenty-first 2150
Twenty-second 2200
Twenty-thml 2300
Brush 2301
Twenty-fourth 2400
Isabella 2401
Twenty-fifth 2500
Atliens 250 1
Sy
-.2551
MUton 2005
Twenty-seventh 2 700
Twenty-eighth 2800
Twenty-ninth 2900
Thirtieth 3000
Market 3001
Thirty-first 3100
Myrtle 3100
Thirty-sewind 3200
Brocknurst 32 50
lllbert 3251
Thirty-thild 3300
Thirty-fourth 3400
Linden 3401
Thirty-fifth 3500
Thirty-sixth 3600
Chestnut 3001
Thirty-seventh 3700
Apgar 3800
Adeline 3850
Peralu
lerba Buena av 3900
Forty-first 4100
Park av 4150
Fortl -third 4300
Forty-fifth 4 500
Forty-seveth 4700
Forty -eighth 4800
Fifty-third 5300
Fifty fourth 5400
Fifty-fiftu 5500
Fifty-siith 5600
Si.\ty-second 6200
Sixty-third 6300
Alcatraz av 6400
Sixly-fourth 840 1
Ocean av 6451
Peabody's lane 64 75
Sixty-fifth 6500
Sixty-sixth 6600
SiMy-sevcnth 6700
Berkeley line
SAN SEBASTIAN AV —
Fm El Cenlro av n to Hollywood av. 2 w of Park blvil SANDRINGHAM RD (Pled)
Fm Estates rd w and nw 1 n Park l.lvd SANFORD —
1 lilk n Mountain blvd fro Shone av w SANTA CLARA AV —
l-m 502 Fairmount av e to
Fairmount av 52
Walsw.irth av 102
Oakland av 152
Vernon 202
Clietwood 252
Elmwooil av 301
Jean 302
Crescent 352
Valle Vista ar 375
Van Buren av 402
SANTA FE AV (Emeryvllla)
SANTA RAY AV N
I Now Balfour av) SANTA RITA AV
1 111 2.:iMi Harrington
SANTA ROSA AV
Fill El.Kirado av a to Jean. 1 e Mom av SARAZEN AV —
Fm Caitlewood av n 1 e Ludinghouse SARONI DR —
Fm Monterey dr to Heart-
Hopkins fm Haley to
SAYRE OR —
im .Saroiii dr SCARBOROUGH —
Bagsliotte dr
SCHOOL
Fm Sausal cr w of 3100 Fruitvale av e to 35th av SCHYLER —
Fm 3050 C:aDD e to Cuth- bert av SCOTIA AV —
Fm Golf Links rd n to
(No SCOTT-
Lawlof )
Weldon n to Fairbanks av. 4 w Lake Shore SCOVILLE (Formerly Vesta)
Fm 1800 55th av e to 57th av. 4 n of E 14th SEA VIEW AV —
Fm iunc Cliabot rd and O A and E Ry nw trds Tun- nel rd SEA VIEW AV (Pled) —
Fm Mountain av s to La- Salle av. 5 n of Highland av SELBORNE DR (Pled) —
Fm Estates rd w to Sand- ringliam rd 3 n Park blvd SEMINARY AV (69th a>) —
Fr S P R R n to MounUin blvd
S P R R 1000
Tevis 1200
Eastlawn 1300
E Fourteenth 1400
Orion 1800
Noble 1700
Bromley 1800
atlon 53d w to Hor
ton
Mills 2102
Trask 2300
Avenal av _ 2400
Bond 2500
S P Ellec Ry 2500
Fortune way 2550
FoothiU blvd 2600
Walnut av 2605
Heiiiiiig way
Scenic way 2800
Brann 3000
Camden 3100
Trenor 3200
Monadnock way 32
MUls College 3300
Mauritania av 3300
Mefaha av 3400
The Short Cut 3400
Outlook av 3500
Calaveras av 3900
SEMINARY CT —
(Formerly portion of HIII- crest av )
Fm termination of Thermal ne. 2 n of Foothill blvd SEQUOIA AV —
(Now Entrada av) SEQUOYAH RD
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SHAFTER AV —
Fm 350 Moss av n to 6300 nrondway. 2 w of 3750 P'Way
Tliirlr-eightb SfOO
Fortieth 4000
S F O T RtwT and 42d 43il 44th 45th 48Ui 4Uth. 50th and 51st ..415)1
Avon 5150
Cavour 6200
Clifton 5300
Hudson B4D0
Forest 5600
College av 5700
Piyal .i 5900
to Uarrett. 1
SHARON AV (Pled) —
Fm riormidera av sw ol Par Hv to Mountain av SHASTA —
Fm Sill) King e to 23d Bi SHATTUCK AV —
Fm 4.''.tti and Teleinuh ai n lo S B.rkeley line n of ()0tli
SHEPHERD —
SHERIDAN AV —
(Now MounUIn blvd) SHERIDAN AV (Pled) — Im Highhind av e to WIM-
SHERIDAN RO —
Fm Broadway tcr and Proc- to Coclirane av
SHERWOOD DR —
Fm Uranus av to Merrie- wood dr SHONE AV —
Fm Sterling dr n to Edwall
bay SHORT —
Fm 3700 Brookdale ar n to Penniman av. 1 s of 35th »T SHORT CUT THE —
Fin Acacia av e to Croas rd SIERRA AV (Pled) —
Fm Highland av ne to Sheridan ar, 1 e of Mountain
SIGOURNY —
Fill .Golf Links rd n SILER PL —
N and e from Robison dr SIMMONS —
Madera av e to Ho^
Haiiilito
of Kingsland av
rd
ot
SIMSON-
Fiii Mokelumne av e to iunc of Hillmont dr and Sunkist dr SKY LINE BLVD —
Fin Tunnel rd se to Bed-
SLATER LANE
E fm Evergreen lane to Al- varado rd SLOAN —
Fill Fruitvale av to Dimond 1 blk s Hopkins SNAKE RD (Forest Park) — Mountain blvd to Sky-
Line blvd SNELL —
GOth
77th av
Leand SNOWOOWN AV —
Fm Malcolm av sw 80BRANTE RD —
Fm Tliornliill dr e to Sky Line Mvd SOLANO WAY —
Fm 14th av e to 22d av bet E 12th and E 14th SOMERSET RD —
Fm LttSalle av (Pied) e to
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Fm |
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19th and |
E 20th |
Pi«l av and Morag _ SOUTHWAITE DR —
Fm Park blvd e to
SPRING AV —
Fn
Stn
,vher
to
Railcy av 1 e of likly city
line
SPRING AV (Pled) —
(Now Harvard rd) SPRUCE —
Fm Park l.Kd n of and nr Brooklyn nv n to Excelsior ar STANFORD AV —
Fm Genoa and 01st sw to Shell Mound S P June x
Occidental 902
Uiwell 962
I^s Angeles 1001
Forty-ninth 1002
San Pablo av 1101
Maraliall 1152
Fremont 1201
Powell 1202
Valleio 1252
Bciiu.lrj- 1302
Doyle av 1325
Hollis 1402
Green 1452
Pelindeau IS92
STANLEY AV —
Fm Jones av s to Talbot »T r, 11 Fnnllill hllvd STANLEY PL —
Fm 4 20 Fairmount ar e to Harrison STANLEY RO —
(Now Ourant av)
STAR AW —
I'm :!700 Marion av n to Siller :t w of 38tll ar STATE PL —
Fm Panoramic way e n of
STATEN AV —
Fra I»ftlms av s to Bellerne av 1 p of Perkina STEARNS AV —
Fm It400 Burr ne to 99th
Iteele —
Fm snnn nicti e to e of Hiintincton bt. 5 n of Hop- kins STEINMETZ WAY
nff Wilsiiirp HT STFINWAY AV —
Forty-second av
STi^RL'NG DP (Columbian
Pafkl —
Fm rolnmhinn rtr <> to 823 »T 1 r nf Snnkist dr STOCK>»RIDGE OR —
F>- Oirrin dr to Chelton dr STONE
Ftn -^ nf 10200 Pwrmain
St. 4
iSTlNPWALL BD —
STOPPR AV —
« fm Reddine to Camden 1
STORER PL —
rh-nrf^ to Reddinc pi STOW AV —
F^ 4 50 'Wayne ar ne to
STRATFORD RO
Fm Trpstlp Clen rd s to ProokiTnod rd. 4 e of Late
STPB-^MIVIORE DR —
Vot-f-^iv H tn KpTiilworth Td STi'nwREBRY AV —
Fm Berkeley city line e tn ia„„i, ., cnntinuine Canon rd ST"APT „
Fm F alst n to 1350 Hotv w.,. k»* 13th and 14th ays
SltMNIIT
17»Ti ofitTi n to Central ay, 1 TP of Webster st'ivmiT OR —
<K—i Re'nhardt dr) SllNVi<%T DR (Columbian
Parki —
Fm innc TTilTmnnt dr and Simson c to 82d ay 2 n of
t»i»TH. BT
SU^NYMILLS RD —
Fm m^est'e Glen rd e to
fn-lc-^iHQ rd Sl'NNVMERC DR —
Fm Fdward^ ay ■" to Van Afn""V 1 n Rnnnyhills dr Sl'NNVSIDE —
Fm ootVi By e to Durant ay 7 n nf F 14th 8UNr«VSIDE AV (Pled) —
Fm 30 like av w to 1325 Oran-l ^v. 1 s of Linda ay SI'NNVSLOPE —
Fm .Tear e to 3S01 Grand «y ti of R-nta Rosa ay SUNSET AV —
Fm 3100 F, 27th n to Bona. 1 e of Fmitvale ay SUNSHINE CT —
Fm E 14th at 75th ay n o hike Sl"»HYMNE —
F." 1750 32d n to 34th Sl'TEB —
Fm 3300 Coolidse ay e to
Coo'idre ay ^^^o
Pleitner ay .3000
r^irmn ay ..:::::;::;::;;: 3100
Manlp ay -S200
Laurel ay 33""
Adsms ay 3400
Thirtv.flfth ay 3500
Octayia 3fi00
Ahhey STno
Viola 375"
Star ay
Oyer 3Sno
Thirty-eiehth ay 3000
Thirty-ninth ay 4000
Minna ay 4100
Fastm^T py 4200
SYOAIVOBE —
Fm 2551 Telegraph ay w fn Rp,, PpMo ay SYI-HOWE RD —
Fm Mountain hWd w. 1 n of n"Mo SYLVAN AV —
Fi» 4100 Maple ay e to
SYLVON WAY —
Fm Bird way ne. 1 e Grand
TAFT AV —
Fm 5476 Colleee ay ne to
TAFT LANE —
Fm Broadway ter n to Gold-
TA' BOT AV —
Fm TTollywond hlvd e to Stunlev ^-r, 1 w of 106th ay TALLANT
(Now E 18th) TAWPA AV —
Fm Drake dr to Monterey dr
TARTARIAN —
Fm S I" R n n to Pear- main. 5 e of flSth ay TAURUS AV (Merrlewood) —
Fm M.rriinvood dr nw TAYLOR AV
Fm iMiotliil Mvd n to Lawlor 1 ,. nf nsili ar TAYLOR TER
\V of San PaWo fm 23d n TELEGRAPH AV
Fin loox Broadway and 502 IGtli n to city limits
Sixteenth IfiOl
Broadway 1(102
Seventeenth 1700
Eighteenth IROO
Nineteenth 1900
Williams 11I51
Twentieth 2000
Ilobart 2100
Twenty-first 2206
Twenty-second 2250
Twenty-third 2300
Twenty-fourth 2400
Twenty-fifth .2500
Sycamore 2551
Twenty-sixth 2000
Twenty-seventh 2700
Merrimac 2751
Twenty-eishth 2.'(0"
Twenty-ninth 2900
Orcliard 3000
Thirtieth 3001
Thirty-tirat 3100
Hawthorne av 3200
Thirty second 3201
Thirty-third 3300
Thirty-fourth 3 400
Thirty-fifth 3500
Thirty-sixth 3 600
Thirty-seventh 3700
Moss av ...3750
Thirty-eiehth 3 800
An'^ar 3R50
Thirty-ninth 3900
Fortieth 4000
Forty-flrst 4100
Forty-second 4200
Forty-third 4300
Forty-fourth 4400
Fony-flfth 4500
Shattuck ay 4501
Forty-sixth 4600
Forty-seventh 4700
Fnrty-eiclith 4S00
Forty-ninth 4900
Fiftieth .5000
riavemont av 5100
Fifty-first 5101
Fifty-second 5200
Fifty-third 5300
Fifty-fourth 5400
Fiffv-flfth 5 500
Fifty-si^th 5600
Idora Park 5601
Fifty-seventh 5701
Fiftv-pichth 5S00
Fifty-ninth 5900
Racine . ...5901
Ross ...5950
■Rivtieth ■■ 6000
Sixty-first 6100
Rixty-second 6200
Sixty-third 6300
North 6350
Alcatmz av ...6400
Rixty-nfth ..;. 6500
Sixty-sixth 8600
Berkeley city line TEMPLAR PL —
Off Ha chord dr TEMPLETON
Fm Malcolm ay w. 1 s lone TERWINAL-—
N fm 7th to 14th near Outer Harhor TERRACE —
Fm 276 41st n to Mather, 1 e nf Broadway TERRACE AV (Pled) —
Fm LaSalle av ne to La- fayette ay. 2 w of Crocker ay
Fm 5Sth ay e to 63d ay. 2 9 of E 14th TEXAS — „ ,
Fm Coolidce ay e to Maple av 1 n of School THACKARY DR —
Fm "Westoyer dr e to t^nel-
Ninty-fourth ay Cherokee ay Ninty-eiEhth ay Taylor ay Ninly-ninlh ay THOMAS —
Fm 5250 Broadyjay tcr n to Marcarido dr THOMPSON
Fm 2150 Courtland ay to 47th av THORNDALE DR
Fm Thornhill dr n THORNHILL DR —
Fm Iforaga ar ne to Snake
rd. 1
Canal
Ksta
dr
TIFFIN RD —
Fm 4100 Lincoln Waterhouse rd Whittle av Forest Hi!l ay Fruitvale av Harding pi
R. I.. POLK & CO,'S
TODD
Fm 2500 Church c to 73d av TOLER AV —
Fm Wanier ay e to 99th av 2 s of Foothill blvd TOMPKINS AV —
Fm 4 000 Maybelle ay se to Calaveras av
TOTERDELL (formerly Spen- cer dr) —
Fm Melville dr e to Skyline blvd TOWNSEND AV —
Fm Wcllincton ay e to Everett ay, 2 e of 13th ay TRASK —
Fm Seminary ay w to 50th av. 2 hlks a Brookdale av
Monticello ay 5000
Best ay 5020
Belvidere 5100
Rawson 5100
Cole 5200
Mavis 5200
Ydnacio 5300
Kinesland ay 5400
Foothill blvd 5500
Fifty-fifth 55""
Fifty-seventh ay 5700
S P Elec Sys 5700
Bond 5702
Seminary av 5900
TREMONT —
Fm 65th n to S Berkeley line 2 w of Shattuck ay TBENOR —
Fm 3300 Seminary ay e to 73d av and Foothill hlyd TRESTLE GLEN RD —
Fm tunc Lakeshore and Wes- ley avs se to Park blvd TRMMAN AV. —
Fm Foothill hlvd n to Stan- lev av. 1 e of y9th av TB"MB'ILL AV
Xow Hi'len dr TULIP AV —
Fm 3750 Madrone ay to e of Li'y TULLY PL —
1 w Partridce fm Hillmount to Outlook dr T'lNNEL RD —
Fm Ashhy and Claremont avs s and e to Contra Costa Co line TURN THE —
Fm Pinehaven rd ne trds Balspm way TURNESA AV —
Fm T.udinchouse rd s to Midwick TI'RNLEY AV —
Fm Seouovah rd s TWIN OAKS AV —
v^ Fairway ay s
to 4 7th ... UNOERHILL'S RD —
Fm Grosvenor pi e to Rnn- nyhills rl. 1 n of Trestle Glen rd UNDERWOOD AV ,,.,,
Fm Morielland e to Mills CoMcee ends UNION —
Fm 1202 3d n to 16th and fm IRth n to Peralta. 2 w of Adeline x sts and numbers same »s Adeline UNION AV (Pled) —
Fm Crocker av e of Wild- wood av OP to Sotelo ay
rd
UPi'ER RD —
Now Ost'-ande URANUS AV —
Fm Broadway ter e to Mer mipwood dr. Merriewood UTAH —
F, fm Partridge ay VALANT PL —
W fm Trestle Glen Td VALDEZ —
Fm 274 23d n to 29th. 1 ( of Broadway VALE AV —
Fm Suter n to Porter and fm Bayo n to Fair ay. 1 iv of High
Ly:
rd
... 1 n of Grepnley dr
VALLEriTO PL —
Fm 2700 14th ay nvr to E
31st
VALLEJO (Okld and Emery- ville)— Fm 1252 55th n to 67th
VALLE VISTA AV
Fm Elwood av n to Sunny-
slone 1 w of Grand av
VALLEY —
Fm 476 21st n to 24th, 1
w of Broadway
VALLEY RD — Now Fustirp ay
VALLEY VIEW RD (Mer- rlewood)— Fm Merriewood dr n to
Pinehaven rd. 1 w of Tliom-
Cbanepd 1o 7■^h ay VAN BUREN AV —
Fm I,<pox av e to IN n of "Imd av VAN BliRRN CT —
Fm 600 ^",111 P.uren
VENETIA RD-
Fm Golf Li Klvssian ."r VERSING-
f 35lh fm 345U
3100
1 lin.lo n Galincio . VERMONT —
Fm Mandana blyj n 1 Fairhanks av, 2 e of Grand ii VERNON
Fm 200 Bay Pla Mo
VERNON TER-
1 0 of Har-
VESTA —
Now Sroville VETERAN WAY —
Fm Canon ay e VICENTE —
Fm 5491 Claremont a' r nr 5Hth, 1 e of Telegraph VICENTE PL-
and fm T.iler av n to Foothill h'vil 1 e of 98th ay WARREN AV —
Fm 3702 Piedmont ay t to Richmond blvd. 1 s .f Mq»s
WASHINGTON —
Fm 501 1st n to I nth and ■San Pablo ay, 1 w of Brcad-
WATER —
Fm Webster w to Broadway 1 s of 1st WATERHOUSE RD —
Fm Lyman rd n to Clemens rd, 3 w of Fruitvale av x Casterline rd Tiffin rd WATERLOO DR —
Fm Skyline blvd e nr Ascot
StATTLING- ^^ ^^^,_ ^ ^
of E 1 4th
WATTS (Emeryville) —
600 Peralri Vi bU L
WAVERLV —
Fm 2.-i2 '^31 W A WON A AV—
Vii
rd
Alvarado rd VICKSBURG AV —
Fm 54th av and Wentwortb av to 4722 Congress ay VICTOR AV —
Fm 54th av e to 39th ay, 2 Mks n Harbor View ay VIEW —
Fm 226 ,Tohn n to beyond Mather 3 w of Piedmont av VILLANOVA DR —
Fm Manzanita dr e 2 w Skvliop hlvd VINCENT (Columbian Pk) —
Sun
VIOLA-
Fm 3R00 Brookdale ay n to Peooiman av and fm Suter n to Porter VIOLET —
F"i 3R50 Huntington ay e VIONA AV — ^ „ ,
Fm Balfour ay ne to Cal-
to Patter- si 00 High e to Best
VIRGINIA AV-;-
ood
VIRMAP AV —
Glenwood
700 Broadway and
of
to
Fm
Manila av
VISTA —
Fm Wellington
VISTA AV (Pled) — Fm 400 Hillside Highland av. 1 e of Oakland
VISTA WAY —
Now Flmar a- VOLTAIRE —
Fm 99th av 'e to Durant av 1 a of Foothill hlvd WADEAN PL —
Fm S+th av e to 55ih 1 n of E 16th WAKEFIELD AV —
Fm 2501 23d ay n to 27th WALA VISTA AV —
Fm Kenmore ay i.o ii Carlston and Balfour avs WALDECK CT —
Fm Melville dr n 2 w S line blvd WALDO AV (Pled) —
Fra Blair av to Park av, w of Highland ay WALKER AV —
Fm 4 74 Uke Park Fairh?
of Gr
WALLACE-
Fm E 24th ne f, 19th av, 1 e of 14th ay WALNUT —
Fm 1800 90t.h ay se to 104lh av. 2 n of 13 14th WALNUT —
Fm 2700 High e to Semi- nary av. 1 n of ^^rooklale av
High 4300
Key Sys Ry 4400
rjlac 4600
Renwick 4KIH)
Monticello av 5000
Kingsland ay 5300
Fifty-fifth av 5500
Seminary ay 5900
WALSWORTH AV —
WALTER AV —
Fm w of Louisiana e to 98th av, 1 s of Railroad ay WARD —
Fm 3100 Pleitner ay e to Ciirran 1 s of School WARFIELD AV
Fm Wickson av n to Bou- levard ^yay, 2 e of Grand av
24rh
Fm Pf
al
WAYNE AV — ^ ^
Fm Athcl av nw to Lake Shore av WEBSTER — _, ^ „
Fm 351 Water n to 51st, 2 e of Broadway WELD
Fm 2000 69th av e to 79th av 3 n of F 14th WELDON AV —
Fm 3700 Grand av e to Vermont and fm Scott to Lake shore av WELLINGTON —
Fm sw trms of Everett ay w of Park blvd se to Sausal cK WENTWORTH AV —
Fm 52d av e to 55th WERNER CT —
rd.
coin
blvd
WESLEY AV-—
Fm 2100 I^ke Sho ne to Trestle Glen rd
FmTsO 6th n to 2Sd and San Pablo av and fm 26th to 53d and Grove, 1 e of Market WEST CIR —
Fm Balboa dr s WEST VIEW DR —
Claremont av fm Grand Vitw dr e to Vicente rd sw bet VI cente rd and Grand View dr WEST VIEW PL —
Fm West View dr easterly WESTALL AV —
Fm 3650 Piedmont ay e to
Otf Norfolk dr WESTOVER DR
Fm Ba.shotte sw to tunc of Dnran and .\itken drs WESTPORT DR —
Now Park blvd WESTWOOD CT —
Off Indian way WEVBRIDGE —
Fm Castle dr e WHEELER —
Fm 65th n tn Fairview. 1 e of Shattuck av WHITECLIFF DRIVE —
Fm Venetia 2 s Golf Links rd WHITECLIFF RD —
Fm Gateview dr 1 s Golf Links rd WHITMORE —
Fm 4800 Broadway so to Gilbert WHITNEY —
Fm 69th n to 80th and fm „5th n to Bkly line, 1 w of Shattuck av WHITTLE AV —
Fm 3800 Fmitvale ay n to .. of Funaton pi WICKSON —
Fm 750 Walker ay e to Rand av 1 n of Cheney ay
WILART PL —
Fm
and Vf
WILBUR —
Fra 3 900 Whittle ay e to Laguna av. 4 n of Hopkins WILD CURRENT WAY —
Fm Thornhill dr at Skyline tilvd to Oakwood dr WILDA AV —
Fm 41 Monte Vista s WILDWOOD AV (Pled)
Fm 390S Grand av ne to 40 Crocker av. 1 s of Fair-
WILDWOOD GARDENS
(Pled) —
Fm Wildwood ay se to
WILDING LANE
Fm Hillview lane w and a to Mortell lane, 1 s of Buck-
wIlkie —
Fm Tompkins av e to Fair av 1 n of Daisy WILLARD AV —
Fm Leo way to Aquarius way
OAKLAND STREET GUIDE
WILLARO PL —
Off Westview dr WILLIAMS
Fm lOru Teleeniph av to San I'ablo av bet 19th and 20th WILLOW —
Fm 1 702 Pacific av n to 17th ami fm 20th n to 28th, 2 w of Peralta WILLOWBANK CT —
Pni Thomhill dr n WILSHIRE BLVD —
1 blk w Manle av fm Carl son tn Kitchener ct WILSON AV —
Fm s nf Montana n of Hop- kins 3 e of Fmitvale WILSON WAY —
Now Fulton way WINSOR AV —
Fm 1001 Lakeshore Wiliiwno.l av WINTHROPE —
3 blks s Mountain bWd fm Keller tn Holmes WISCONSIN —
Fm Maple av e to 3850 Pat-
WiSdOM WAV —
tVi Panoramic ar se WOOD —
Fm s of 1701 Atlantic n to n of 34th av WOOD DR —
Fm H^rbord rlr e to Es- tates dr 1 n of Mulberry WOODBINE AV —
Fm 3 2r»0 Fmitvale ar bet Pleasnnt and Montana w to Ransnl
WOOn' AND WAV (Pied- mont)— Fm Thnmhill dr opp Pine-
hn
WOOOPIIFF AV
Fm Hnnkins n to Hampel WORCESTER AV (Piedmont)
(Now Blair Av) — WPFNN
Fm T.rimert Wvd e to FiHiitrole av WVIVIAN —
Vyyy Camden n to Morcom WVMBN PL
Ff" Wvmao e to nr HonVins YFRPA BI'ENA AV (Oak- land and Emervvllle) —
Fm 40th and Mnden sw to Pen eh VONACIA AV —
Fm ?000 Hi-h e to 11400 TrnoV 1 n of Foothill blvd YORK —
Fm -Ifandana blvd n tn Prince 3 n- nf T.akeshore av YORKSHIRE DR —
Fm Beeehwood s 1 w Ho-
YO'EIVIITP AV
F>n 3R00 Piedmont av e to
VO"l"Q AV —
r. fm Atlas ai YI'RA AV —
F-n Mnrnnm »v. 1 n of Flemi ZINN DRIVE—
Fm Snake rd
ZORAH —
Fm Prnoklyn av n to rlevp- idn^ bet Spnice and Montclair •1ST
Fm Fallon w to Adeline
Jnrkson ''Ol
Alice 2S1
Hsrrison SOI
Webster RSI
Franklin 4ni
RroadwsT 4R1
Waahincton fiOl
riay RK1
•Teffprson 521
Orove wni
rastro - 701
Brush 751
Market ""^
Mvrtle 1"'''
TMlbert 100''
TInden lO ^ 1
Fm E 10th n to E 16th 3D —
Fm Oak w to Peralta
Oak 100
Madison 150
■ison 300
Webster 350
nnklin 400
Broadway 450
Washineton 500
Clay 550
Jefferson 600
Grove 650
Pastro 700
Pnish 750
Market 900
Myrtle 950
J'llbert 1000
I-inden 1050
Chestnut 1100
Adeline 1150
Macnolia 1201
Vnion 1250
Poplar 1300
Kirkham - 1350
Cvpress 1401
Center 1450
Chester 1500
Henry 1552
Lewis 1801
3D AV —
Fm E 8th n to E 18th 3D AV CT —
Fm 1660 3d av 4TH —
Fm Oak w to Market
Oak 100
Madison 150
Jackson 200
Alice 250
Harrison 300
Webster 350
Franklin 400
Broadway 450
Washineton 500
Hav 550
Jefferson 600
Brush 750
West 800
Market 900
Myrtle 950
Filbert 1000
Linden 1050
Cliestnut 1100
Adeline 1150
Masnolia 1201
Ilnion 1250
Poplar ISOO
Kirkham 1350
Cypress 1401
Center 1450
Chester 1500
Henry lnr.1
Peralta 1601
Lewis 1601
Campbell 1651
Willow 1702
Wood 1751
Pine IROl
Cedar 1851
Bay 1901
7TH —
Fm 4lh ay to 8th ay x and fm u blk w of Kennedy o to Fmitvale ay x
Kennedy 2300
Twenty-third ay 2700
Twenty-ninth ay 2800
Peterson 2900
Derby av 3000
Lancaster 3100
7TH AV —
Fm 700 E 7th n to 24th
Fm Fallon w to w of C<^ dar
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Crove |
.. 650 |
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.. 700 |
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. .. 750 |
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M.rket 4TH AV — I'>n E 7th 5TH— Fm Oak w |
to |
to E Bay |
10th 101 |
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151 |
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Tackson |
201 |
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251 |
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Harrison Webster .... |
301 351 401 |
Washington 501
Clay 551
Jefferson 601
Market 900
Myrtle 9r.cl
Filbert 1 0011
Linden 1050
Chestnut 1100
Adeline 1150
MaEuolia 1200
Union 1250
Poplar ISOo
Kirkham 1350
Cypress 1400
Peralta 1600
Campbell 1 650
Willow 1700
Wood 1750
Pine 1 800
Cedar 1850
10TH EAST —
Fm 2nd to 10th «y and fm Park and 25th ay to 28tii av Hieh 10TH AV —
Fm F, 10th n to 28tll 11TH —
Fm Fallon
Oak .... Madison Jackson
Webster ... Franklin ... Broadway Washineton
Clay
Jefferson ...
Castro
Falli
Oak 101
Madison 151
Jackson 201
Alice 251
Harrison 301
Webster 351
Franklin 401
Broadway 451
Washineton 501
13TH AV —
Fm E 11th n to E 38th 14TH —
Fm Fallon w to 8 F Bay
Pallon 50
Oak 100
Madison 150
Jackson 200
Alice 250
Harrison 300
Webster 350
Franklin 400
Broadway 450
San Pablo ay 450
■■■ ihington BUO
Clay 850
Jefferson 600
(Jrove f50
Castro 700
Brush 750
West 800
Market 900
Myrtle !'50
Filbert 1000
Linden 1050
Chestnut 1100
Adeline 1150
Maenolia .1200
Union 1250
Poplar 1300
Kirkham 1350
O-press 1400
renter 1450
Peralta 1600
Campbell 1650
Willow 1700
Wood 1750
Clay
551
Jefferson 601
West
Atarket
Mvrt.le
Filbert 10"]
Linden 1051
Chestnut 1 153
Adeline JISJ
Magnolia 1""!
Pnion 1"51
Pcnlnr .1??!
Kirkham
Cvnress ^ '
Center
Cbester
Henry
1501 1551 1601
piraita "::::::;:::::: ]<•'"]
1700
nbell Willow Wnnd ..
ITr.l
isni
651
'Ol
Bmsh 75 1
West . . ... Pni
■Market 901
Myrtle 951
Filbert 1001
Linden 1051
Chestnut 1 101
Adeline 1151
Magnolia 120 2
I'nion 1251
Poplar 1301
Kirkham 1351
Cvnresg lifti
Cedsr -- 1851
Chester 1%oo
Henry 1551
Ptralta i""!
Cmnhell 1611
Willnw iTni
Ced.r 1851
8TH — EAST
Fm the estuary an_d_ 801 3d
Brash 751
West 801
Market 901
Kirkham 1351
Cvnress 1401
Peralta 1601
Campbell 1651
Wil'nw 1701
Wood 1751
Pine ISO]
11TH EAST —
Fm 1st av to 13th av and fm ?r,ib av to 28th ay 11TH AV —
Fm E nth n to Bay Tiew 12TH —
Fm Lake Shore ay and 1200 Fallon w to w of Pine
Fallon 50
Oak 100
Madison 150
Jackson - ^00
Alice *^-'o
Harrison . ^"0
Webster ■ ■'*)
Franklin "jO
Broadway 4;>o
Clny 550
W-sbinirton 500
.lefftrson fOO
firove 650
Castro "00
Sth
fm 23d
BTH AV —
Fm E 7th STH —
to E 23d
Fm the Estuary and Fallon w to Market ,„
Fallon
Oak
Madisnn
Jackson
ion
Fm F 11th to K 16th
F Fir
cnth
..1101
elffh I^O
F Fourteenth 1">1
F, Fifteenth 1501
E Sixteenth 2D —
Fm 201 Oak vr to Market
Oak 1Q1
Madison
Jackson Alice ...
TTnr.
Webster ^51
Franklin *"]
Broadway _ ij]
WashinEtnn 521
C]nV ""^
Jefferson 5Q3
Bmsh Market
Franklin Washineton
We<t ..'.
Market
STH AV — „ .
Fm 600 E 7th n to E 1
Fm~e of Fallon w to S P
d fm 50th to 54th av 8TH AV —
Fm E 7th n to E 24th 9TH —
Fm FaVon w to Market and fm Kirkham yr to w of Pine
Fallon 50
Oak 100
Madison 150
Jsckson -00
Mice ^50
H.rrison" ;;;::;;:;;::..:: son
Webster l^-n
Franklin ^""
Broadway ' ''"
WnshiuEton '•""
Cl.y y'O
.Tefferson ''"^O
firove «'"
Castro 700
W^ .://.'""'.'..'".'''.''..'.'''■■■'■ 800
Kirkham n '0
Cvnress ]\'n
Chester "" 1 '00
nbell
West 800
Market 900
Mvrtle 950
Filbert 1000
Linden 1050
Ponlar ....
Kirkham
Cypress
Center
Cheater .,
Peralta
Csmnhell
WiUrnv
9TH AV —
Fm E Rth 10TH —
tn E 2Sth
to Ce-
Fm 1001 Fallon
dar -.
Fallon SO
Oak 166
Madison "::::...: 150
Jn-kson - 0"
550 ROO 650 700
CnfltTo Rniah West .
7110 750 800
12TH AV —
Fm mil. n tn F 2Slh 12TH PLACE EAST —
1 n of E 12th fm Hi'^h p to E 12th and fm Fmitvale av w to Perby 1 » E 12th 13TH — , „ ,
Fm IjiVo MeiTitt and Fal Ion w to Market and fm Kirk- bsm to Pine
Fallon •;"
Oak 1";
Madison 151
Harrison SO'
Wehster -51
I'>anklln . -101
14TH EAST —
Fm 1st ay e to Stanley pd fe city limits)
First av 101
ncrby av 3050
t"niitvale ay 3200
Thirty-elehth ay 3800
Hich 4300
Mtlrose S P Sta 1600
Seminary av 5900
Havenscourt blvd 655(1
Fitchbnre 7300
SI'-O Ry div 9600
Jones av 9800
lehurst - 10000
Stanley rd 10000
14TH EAST (8 L) —
Hay-
wanl line blks 100 to 2200 14TH AV —
Fm 1201 E 12tb n to Park blvd
Bruce 30S1
Hopkins 3501
1BTH —
1