Columbia gazette., 1854-07-08

$4,000; McKenty & Co. 5000; c.
Carlinell 1000; Mr. Minear, 5000;
Burke & Mason, $500; John Leary.
1,50G; NJ. .. Boyle, 1000; II. 5.
Miller, 2 500; 0. Bonney, $50; J. II.
clark's Hotel and Furniture, 10000;
]. Harrison $500; T. Higgins, $500;
S. True, 500; o. Tower, 5000; Niles
! Mills, 1900; Christien, 1000; Stage
Company Stable. 1000; Mr..
corner Fulton q Broadway, 1900;
French Drug Store, 5000; Columbia
Brewery 5000; Andre, 5000; Fuller
1900; Drs. Graves & Gibiel, 5000;
DR.. Graves. 500; SCHNEIDER, 500;
Brainard, $4,000; Dupont Bakery, SEQ
Alexander, $40; Cleveland, 400. A.
Leavett, l.000 Joel Levy. 5000.
Ga Washington, VIM. Odenheimer
& Co. Eagle Cottage, 1900; Boston
Bakery, 10000; b. No,thup, 1900;
Gazette Office, 900; Columbia House
1000; ]. Carley, Court House, 500;
Sam Hang, 600; John Chinaman, 500;
Miss d. do 200; another John 900.
o. State Street. o. P. Davis, 1000;
Drs. Qx,ey & Campbell $500; Mr..
HASKELL, 5,Ga0: Restaurant du Paris,
$500; Belle U'lioa, 1000; George
Chinaman, LOCO; Clothing Store, $500
Bartlett Il Clarke; 1000; 2 China
Houses, 500; Daguerreotypist. 500;
Italian House, 1000; COPYRIGHT, 500;
Woodward, 500; John Conner, 1900.
/ On Jackson, French Blacksmith 500;
French Store, 1000.
I GA Fulton Street Assessors Office !;
500; Sawyer's Shop, 2,ooo; Waldell,
500; Brainard s. Newell, 5000 Bath
House. 500, 700; Tuoiumne County
Water Company's Office, roo CLIP
per Office 1000; II ,Iilstcr's Stable 200.
n. E. Water Company, LOGO.
BeSides the above Losses by the fire,
there are also losses by buildings torn
down to stay the progress OF the fl mes,
about 1900.
Billy, of the Jenny Lind has plant
ed his stakes, made hole in the
ground for a cooking stove, and far
nished fodder for the inner man to a.
boat $50 persons.
North,p's Hotel, the only Hotel
saved in the town, furnished food for
about the same number.
The Masonic, Old Fellows and Sons
of Temperance Halls have been throwa
open for the use of the finiiies. and a
gseat many are yet unprovided TO-, bat
by the liberality Of the good citizens
Of Sonora, who. called public meeting
on hearing of the calamity, and voted
TO firm n suitable accommodation to
the spsiel is,-=they viii be amply pro-
1 vided for.
/ Before the smoke of the coniiagra-
ton had cleared AWAY, or the flames
had; ceased to roll heaven ward, the
/ following i:rn.s and gentlemen had
lumber on their lots, and the music Of
the hammer and saw was borne on the
heated breeze:
/ On Main street. Wells Fargo & Co.,
had the FIRST building up AMI under
cover
J Adams & Comply would have been
finished as soon, had Blaze & Bright
not >tampeded with load of lumber
m the way from Sonora to this place.
! g. j. Brown, cf Adams & Co.'S Ex-
press, removed a sheet from his bed,
+. turned artist for the occasion, aud
painted thereon the following lnscrip-
ton: "Adams & Co.'S Banking &
Express Office, Main street, No. l, Co
lumhia. c. J. Brown charcoal painter.
james Mills & Co, were open for
bu5is:ess in their new building at IL
o'clock yesterday, and Edward was sit
Ting on purnr enbers, scales Ill hand
waiting for the boys to come down
with their dust.
I. e. ferguson has commenced his
new Saloon on a grander scale than
eyer, and will soon accoEmodate more
persons than previous to the tgc. Pete
i right side up with ere, as usual.
Major Farnsworih is Oh hand with
Bis new building. and will have it fur
nished and be ready t, roll, tomorrow
evening.
Jackson q Stone are at present
holding forth at their Hay House on
kemnebeck Row. They are to com
menqe FIRE proof immediately, and it
will be ready for occupation in 25
days. Real California grip.
n. Brown g. CO.. are putting their
new Building through, and it will be
ready for them next week. AT pres
e'.t they. are holding forth at their
storehouse at the head of Fulton street.
HOLSTER & Co. are putting up their
new bakery, and are now baking bread
and pies for the million.
The y. Y. Bakery is doing likewise.
Geo. Wilson'S new meat markc, Is
up and ready for the reception of the
public.
Sotrr and Marshall are building a