San Andreas independent., 1858-06-12
The Recent Fire.

larger than our former estimate; in many
/ instances, individual losses were twice as much
as noted in others, heavy losers were omitted
! in our published list. DIR. Browns damage in
drugs and medicines was $500; his entire
loss was 5 ,soo.- Many others, who lost Srge
sums of money in small buildings, are absent,
and no definite account can be obtaineSS .
The enterprise of the camp is unprece-
dented. and the spirit of Improvement is man.
ifested on every street, with such vigor, that
in months time larger town, as also fner
buildings with straighter and wider streets.
than before the fire, will oe the result
On Court street, Mr.. Bernis, is erecting a
one-story bakery to the rear of his store, OF
large size.
Francis Vandenbreck is re- building the
National Hotel, two stories high 4s feet 'front.'
by &c feet deep-frame. An extension build
ing and stables will soon be added to the hotel
Mrs Leonard, has rebuilt her saloon, one
story high-frame.
MAIN STREET.
R. W. Russell, Livery stable, 80 feet front
by 81 feet deep, with carriage house 20 feet
deep, two stories high-frame.
Zwinge & Co., extension to their Restaurant
20 by 40 eet-brick-fre- proof Joe Knights
Saloon, store-house in the rear-frame.
VIM. Livers, frame building, saloon and
store, q feet front by 80 feet deep.
Showalter & Friedberger, frame building,
4S feet front by 80 feet deep, with an exten-
sion II by 20 in the rear,) to be occupied by
Alexander Young's Restaurant, in the centre,
and DR.. Austins Drug Store, with Post Office,
on one side and G. Dusenbergs Barber Shop
on the other-next to Odd Fellows Hail.
Barth. Crowley, is erecting a brick build
ing, fre-proof roof, 80 feet front by 35 feet
deep, one story high; located between Odd
Fellows Hall and Cornwel & Bowman's Hard
ware store. Extension, fre-proof.
Cornwell & Bowman, Tin-shop, on the rear
of their Hardware store, IS feet front by SO
feet deep, one story high-frame
Thomas McGlinn, brick building-onc story
high; SO feet front by 48 feet deep, two rooms
This building will have a cast-iron front,
with wrought-iron folding-doors, and will be
erected on the lot north of Sullivan & Gala
gher's corner-known formerly as Corcoran's s
stone building.
Undertook Hotel, on the corner Of Main
and ST. Charles streets, NJ. Callahan, proprie-
tor; SO feet front by 80 feet deep, frame, two
stories high. The front room of first story
will be rented for a billiard saloon.
On the west side of Main street, CAM Co.
are preparing to rebuild of brick, and will
have the work completed before some of the
other ire-proof buildings can be commenced,
as the requisite material is secured.
E.. V. Boynton, jewelry store, frame, IA feet
front by 26 deep.
Washburne & Bro, butcher shop, frame l6
feet front by 80 deep.
L. & J. Oppenheimer, cigar store, frame; lG
feet by % with fire-proof cellar,-also extern
sion.
Philip Piper, Main street Hotel, frame, two
stories high; so feet front by 40 feet deep.
Michael Garry, saloon, corner Main and St.
Charles streets, west si0e, frame-lSx36 feet,
one story high, with fire-proof cellar.
John Lynch, frame building, saloon, one
story high.
B. Crowley, Bakery and residence, frame
80 feet front by AZ deep-one story high, with
an extension of g feet.
VIM. Bird. Eagle Hotel, frame-one story
highs feet front by 42 deep..
ST. CHARLES STREET.
On the south side up to Main, g buildings
have been erected On the corners will be
Garry's Saloon and the Undertook Hotel
in the next building will be barber shop
Mckee & Torrens, butcher shop, Frame one
story high, Is feet front by a. deep, with fire.
proof cellar:
Mckee & Chambers livery stable, Frame two
stories high, 80 feet front by so deep, located
on the corner of st. Charles and Church streets
On the north side Of the street, down below
Main, are ii buildings: above Main, the large
two-story stone building, (the walls of which
are standing, and will be improved as COM
petent architect may direct,) on the north
east corner, Sullivan & Gallagher, owners.
On the next lot, is, for the present. Sullivan
Il Gallagher's building, frame, one story high
80 feet front by 40 deep, to be USED as theil
store.
Frame building of Dennis Corcoran, occu-
pied as saloon by Samuel McCurdy.
Hall & Robinson, blacksmith shop, 30 feet
front by 40 feet six inches deep, one story high
frame.
J. B. Wallace, wagon maker shop, "a feet
front by 40 feet six inches deep, one story
high, frame. The latter two premises will
have one front and the cornicing and elevation
be completed as in one building.
THE DAILY CALIFoRNIAN.-Thsi is the title Of
daily Democratic paper published in Sacra-
mento, by an association of printers. In its
preliminary announcement of its its intended
course it says:
Believing that there is no partisan paper published
in this city which advocates pure and undehed Demo
cratic prncples-no paper which does not change III
views and policy upon the arrival OF each steamer nc
paper which does not advocate the principles OF the
Kansas Nebraska Act when the Administration avows
those principles repudiates them when the Presden
opposes them-we have determined to publish paper
W. lnE Will he yiP