, 1865-08-04

! lngs at the same time; but men who are conce-
ded to possess good Judgment say that the Fore
man conducted the fire department in very
credtable manner and directed affairs with a
view to saving as much of the town as posi-
BILE. With an additional Engine much property
might have been saved that was lost, and this is
the general opinion among men with whom we
have conyersed upon the subject.
Aud now as to how the FIRE originated: Some
think it was the work of an incendiary, but there
seems to be no good grounds for this belief
Many are of the opinion that it caught acciden-
tally in the rear end of the City Hotel from the
"cook range This opinion is strengthened
from the fact that FIRE had caught the wood
work under this range on two former occasions,
and was extiuguished before it got under head
way.
no person, so far as we can learn was seriously
/ hurt on the night and morning of the couAagra-
ton, but few received slight injuries, and some
narrow escapes from dangerous places were
made. Great fear was entertained that powder
| explosions would occur, but fortunately the
cellars covered with earth) in which powder
was deposited in large quantities, stood the FIRE
/ although @. Jacobs s Cos cellar barely escaped,
having got into blaze in one place, and was
| only put out by Mr. Blackmor going at great risk
on the inside and dashing water on it.
The City records, books and papers, were all
~ ho nbIiI%nS nd a. noa lrG ~ Nm
may be had from the SrArEsMAy files.
The losses by the fire will be found summed up
| in another part Of paper,
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,'IS % 'A9 -''-''I' lI'9I -De'9 macs "'e nm
lte4 oat rieA. Ihe goid as iound IN th2 gnieh-
eS ana IS coarse IN character A n0moer oi
claims are opened and the most OF item paying
we'll Taxing IN 'Nelsons GnlchI Last
Cnaaco 0uIcn, .'0reennorn' oiIFer ofeeN'
Co ana the vicinity arouad' ltls a 10" estimate
10 say 'nat mere arc 3'oOo men at WORK a
n0gs' oI goID was '"AeA Out oi Se'so" : ""l'n
worm . 'sL r-'iOO' anu . s9r0-u sP'''-'eu
lSHen lfoIn lAe same gulch rePfesenteo @++V'
''s. u quantity fenarhoa IN giving 'tnoSo ng-
nres; "Ihey may seem big, bat u9 50.
Estates Hour as the miners term IT. was
selling IN the mines for 9Zo per hundred' S~lt
i'a"e nour was worm P-o' coAee 9ooc' per loi
sugar. 90. mr. Kiaale' formerly resIdent on
the Eucanon IN TINS county, was engaged III t1e
business OF Ou'cneFingln tne camp n@a on hana
large pand Of oeei cattle ana was dong a
PFonl"ole 'l"ue' a''Housn tA0 prices q Deel
Iu'eQ low q J01"8 man. WHOSE name cur m
ioilHAut enc" No'' pu' whose so0rlqueV was
Di'0Ai0o1 'iii N'Io iii''" "no P"0N'u soous
upon ''0 oaIi'' y iAoo''"1i ~ '"9 sPI!"B "
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sIuUeI JeIN' oI19''iS lures u 50 serious NJ
tuTe as to eAd ms iHe as stated
AaFlces are also gwen concerning the MIN
'"s 'e'op'-e'i'S iN"u0 On 'ne oPnl' ana o'Ner
streams emPying INTO the Alte biacAioct
riYer' "nIch camp IS on thlS Slae OF the
Iiou''1li', no' lar lfom Deer Lodge me par
'''''''i' ei".i'o - 'li' ioe"i''y pu' conn'n-
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