Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-15

DISPATCHES.
70 Tn. sold mLL DAILY ssvs.
o N Is INTELlIoGMol
The Great Fire In chiesso-List Of
Losses.

Its OF the FIRE IRE as follows On Clark
street near Twelfth. where II originated.
for about q block north; on Fourth ave-
nue.. from near Taylor to Harrison
streets /; Third avenue, from neal Peck
Court to Harmon Court. ON the west.
and q block further ON the EAST side; on
State street, from 500, near Harmon
Court, to sol, near Congress street, on
the west side. and to the corner Of Van
Buren,. ON the east side /; from 9i2 Wa
bash avenue. near Peck Court, to 261,
near the corner Of Van Buren,, on the
west side. and 294 ON the east side;
Michigan avenue Is burned about one
block. lying mostly between Van Buren,
and Harrison streets.
Following are some IRE some OF the
principal losses :
st. James Hotel, Empire Sewing Ma
chine Company, E. Remington & Son,
gun and pistol mandatory; @. Charles,
lamps and refectors; Prussian Vinegar
Works; Schwarere & Huber, stoves and
hardware; p. II. Plat, clothing /; O.
Bauer, boots and shoes ; A. Gambler,
watch makor ; b. B. Parker. furniture ;
Woods Hotel Z; Victor Walter, merchant
tailor /; A. Schrefcrstein & Bro. furui-
turc ; II. A. Hussner, millinery and
dress goods N. Adder, glassware ;
Adam Miller. boots and shoes /; NJ. W.
& F. Lester. furnaces, ranges. etc.;
Frost L Co., wholesale liquors ; Chica-
60 Photographic and Copying Company;
S. H. Herzeberg, hats ; J.. Livingston,
-four and feed; Adam Miller. boots and
shoes; John d. Mclean & Co., hard
ware; Pekin Tea Company; Sinclair
Bros, hardware; Henry Brede, crorkery
and glassware; Van Bnmer & Flood.
hardware works; Bangs, Bros, hard
and stoves; State Street Savings Bank,
Polk street; Weber and Luckhard.
drugs. Harrison street; Frank II. Pea.
body & Co., mineral water; First Pre-
cinct Police Station; Postal Record Print
ing Company; shugo, Belle & Bros,
merchant tailors; II. II. Wilkinson,
merchant tailor. Twelfth street; C..
Meckle, wagon makers; s. Binkworth,
pork packer; L. Muerrer, stocking and
shirt maker, corner c., II. I. x p. Rail.
way freight depot; Gass & Phillips,
Manufacturing Company; Hart & Good
ell, carpenters and builders; IL. Willett,
carriages, etc.; 7. Neville, carriage man.
factory. Following are the hotels burn
ed: Atlantic Hotel, corner Van Buren,
and Sherman streets; Berg House, cor
ner State and Harrison; Michigan Ave
nue. Hotel; Wabash House, Nos. 3lS
and 800 Wabash Avenue; st, James
Church; Keheleth Sholom Synagogue,
1872 Wabash Avenue; First Baptist
Church, 403 and iO5 Wabash Avenue;
Jewish Synagogue. 429 Wabash Avenue;
the house OF Horace White, Of the 7n-
J,use, was burned and that Of ]. Y. Scam
mon, formerly manager Of the Inter-
Ocean; W. d. Field, stationery and jew
elry; sterger. Wines, Warner 4 Gard
ner. hats and caps; II. Kearney. livery
stable. The above ae all on State
street. On Wabash avenue j. Wine
grave, Jr. & Co.. gas fixtures; Adelphi
Theater, Penneron, Shaw & Co.. car
riage factory; Cooper, Watt & Co.. pub
fishers; woolworth. Ainsworth * Co.,
publishers; S. @. Gregg 4 Co.. publish
ers; Post-ofice, G. o. d. Laundry, Ex-
c~elsior, o. X. and California laundries;
Andrews & Byon, druggists; Chicago
Terra Gotta Works. olmstead & Bank
head. t%ailors; Davis, sewing machine,
corner Michigan avenue; Chicago Fine
Art Institute; Enoch Root, artist; Hand
Schurman, Mantel Co.; Leonard W.
volk, sculptor; ]. r. Robinson. artist.
Clark street-all small shanties. Van
Buren, street-R. G. Anthony, livery
stable; Bentley & Tyrrell, China and
glassware; Boomer & jerks, furnaces,
Star Galvanized Iron Cornice Co. Works.