Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-25
WE STILL LIVE
SLIGHTLY DIsPIGUEED, But STILL IN
THE RING

| With its hitherto fair proportions
greatly reduced, the SENTINEL greet
its patrons. The cause of this cur
tailment is doubtless understood
throughout the State. On the morn
ing of the Goth about half past II 1
fire broke out in one of those incen
diary institutions, a chinese wash
house, few doors south of the Sex
rINEL building, and in three minutes
the whole block was in flames. On
dwelling. furniture, clothing, print
ing Office, including presses and
material of every kind went with the
rest. Friends tried hard TO assist rs,
but little OF value was saved From
the printing Office small proof
press. three leases" Of advertising
type, and three galleys of matter,
we're all that could be rescued from
the flames. This is the sum total of
onr Office, and it is with this scanty
outfit that We attempt once more to
appear before the public. A bran
new office, however, is enroute from
San Francisco, by the very fastest
node Of transportation, and the
same will be put in shape on its ar
rival Just as rapidly as willing hands
can accomplish it. Our building
a little larger than the cid one is
already half completed.
We haven't the type to give many
PARTICULARS Of the confiagration.
The principle losers are; Dan. Nor
gap. three thousand dollars; Mrs.
Gouie;te. two thousand five hundred
dollars; Mr.. Adolph. one thousand
five hundred dollars; d. G. Sherlock,
one thousand five hundred dollars;
DIR. Chamblin three thousand five
hundred dollars; Luther Clark. one
thousand dollars; Mcmillan & Booth,
two thousand dollars; II. Norberg.
two thousand five hundred dollars;
c. Schaefer & Co, two thousand
j. NJ. kellogg. seven hundred
dollars, and the SENTINEL twelve
thousand dollars.
The above figures are as nearas we
can approximate.
The firemen ami citizens did all
that men could DO TO stay the pro-
gress OF the fire, and it is due to
their almost superhuman efforts that
the res. Of the town-thank Heaven
was saved. Language is made
quate to express our profound graft
tude toward the many kind friends
who SO promptly rendered their ear
nest sympathies, and at the same
time generously, yea nobly, came
forward with material, and substan-
tial aid. We can only say that we
shall do all that within us lies to
discharge the enormous debt of graf
itude under which the big hearted
people of Eureka have placed US.
Our thanks are also due to many
of orr contemporaries for offers OF
assistance, as the following kilograms
will show:
Phoebe. November twenty.
To Geo. w. Cassidy
We have hand press, type, stands,
etc, which we can forward by Pritch-
ard. Enough to start with. Answer.
Holland and Co.
Hamilton, November twenty.
To Geo. w. Cassidy
Will send you paper and materials
that we can spare, if required.
Fred. Elliott
Hamilton, November twenty.
To Geo. Cassidy
Sorry. Take possession of my
house; key with Bartlett.
A. Skillman.
Carson. November twenty.
To Geo. w. Cassidy
We have presses, eases and stands
at your disposal.
Robinson and Miehels.
Our new Office was partly packed
and shipped prior to the receipt OF
the above; but We are grateful all the
same.
We have about reached the utmost
limit of our available type, and must
desist right here.
We are temporarily quartered in
Seaton and Clarke's stone building
ire-proof-and the SENTINEL will
appear regularly each day.
N. B.-COniemporaries receiving
and noticing this issue are prayer
fully requested to say nothing about |
the ''PhOenix rising from its ashes"
EuREKA ITEMS. - County Treasurer |
Seaton informs US that the total amount |
IF taxes carried over on the delinquent |