Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-29

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clothiers, $4,000; J. Gillig, hardware
$4,000, including building and stock
International Hotel, building belong
ing TO J. c. Bateman, of San Francis
GO, Sa0,O00, furniture 10000, partly in
sured; Orndorff & McGee, saloon, SO,
900, insured for $1,000; Washington
Saloon, owned by II. Stevens, $50. .O0O
Mario Medin's saloon, $20,00O; Spiro'
saloon, $4,000; Eliorado, $1,000; Pal
ace Saloon, owned by Tinker & Shep
ard, IS 600; Williams & Bixler's house
S20,O0O; Williams & KelIy's billiar'
saloon, $4,000, no insurance; +. Wolff
tailor, SS,0O0; Lafayette market Brown
Bros, SlS,W0; Fitzmier & Rombral
restaurant, two story brick, loss un
known; City Drug Store, II one story
brick store; Mcmillan Il Adams, gro
GERS, two story store; new Masoni,
hall; Jo. Davis saloon, 81 500, no in
surance on tie fixtures, the buildin.
was owned hy +. Morier; lodging
house and CLIPPER Gap stable, ownet
by j. j. Cope, $1,000, small Insurance.
hickman, grocer $25, 900, insured fol
$1,000; Genessey's saloon, in the same
building, 5000. From this point tt
Carson street both sides of the street
were occupied by dwellings which
were burned, the names of the owner,
of which the reporters were unable tC
obtain.
Additional losses were sustained on
G. street as follows: Mier's barber shop
Purdy's saloon, Noyes' photograph
gallery, Curry & Co.'s auction store,
Cook & Schoenfelts furniture store
and Hatch Brothers provision store.
The Messrs. Hatch opened their safe
this morning and found its contents
uninjured. Their estimated loss Il
$50, 900 or $4,000, insurance, $4,000
on store and contents and $4,000 OH
building. Mr.. Strauss butcher shop,
Grand restaurant, Renters saloon.
Rapp's brewery, Pacific chop house,
Frederick's brewery, Capt. Jacks sa-
loon, Mrs. Mayors millinery store,
Nathan's dry goods store, loss on the
stock, $4,000; the Carson brewery
Washoe Guard hall, J. G.. Legree's
POstoffice saloon and lodging house,
Malstrella's market, Lafayette mar.
ket, Fred. Relters gun shop, loss So
900, insured for 81 900; Il. Relter's auc-
tion house and lodging house, extend
ing through to d street, loss $4,000, no
insurance; Union saloon and lodging
house, loss $l5,000 or $4,000, insured;
e. smith, saddlery, $4,000, partly in
sured: J. Kelly's liquor store and soda
factory; J. Z. Hampton L. Co.'s store;
French Rotisserie; Knickerbocker En-.
gine Co. No. 9, house and contents;
John Barret's saloon, Wiegand's assay
offices, York's lodging house, Pico &
Strauss vegetable store and lodging
house, Ada Green's establishments cor
ner OF Sutton avenue, loss $4,000; w.
L. Warren & Sons blacksmith shop,
loss S5,000 insured for $1,000; Virginia
Turnverein hall saloon and dwelling
house, the property of Gus. Ash, loss
S4,0OU; Treat & McDonald's tin store,
not insured; Mrs. Ewen's lodging
house, McCutcheon's lodging house,
extending through to d street; new
building, erected recently at u cost OF
SIC, 900; lodging house of A. Nj. Krutts,
SIT. 900, insured for So 900; Smith 4
Lonkey, lumber yard, containing an
immense pile of luEiber; +. Noyes'
dwelling $500, no loss.
Houses on B street: Delaplane &
Co, vegetable ST ore, &C.; Frank Reed ;
stable and dwelling; Delaplane's ex-
fensive premises on the " est side of
e street., where were the rooms of the
Italian Benevolent Society, the con-
tents of which are lost; Delaplane &
Co. estimate their loss ut S.6,0O0, in
sured for $4,000. From this point on
the East side to G street the sweep is
just as clean until within one or two
buildings of First street.
A Rough Estimate Of the Insurance
losses.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2Sth.-So
far as we have been able to learn, the
Home Mutual and State Investment
Companies are the heaviest losers. We
have taken considerable pains to oh
tain from the agents doing business in
Virginia City Il statement of what
their respective losses amount to, 81
far as they are able to judge at present,
with the following result: The agents
of the Commercial Union Assurance
of London, the American Central OF
st. Louis, and the Merchants Fire In
surance of New York, have not yet
been able to make any estimate OF
their losses. The total risks of these
companies in Virginia amount to
nearly 100000. The agent of the
Underwriters agency of New York,
the Phoenix of Brooklyn, the Manhat-
tan of New York, and the Home of
New Jersey report that neither of
these companies had any written risk
within the burned district. The State
Investment Insurance Company have
made no estimate of their losses as
yet. 1t is supposed to he heavy, as
their risks are large. The total risks
of the Union Insurance Company in
the burned district amount to Sl1 900.
An adjustment was sent up this morn
ing. The Liverpool and London and
Globe had $4,000 written on the Ophir
hoisting works. Their total loss is
represented to be in this one item.
The total risks of the Imperial Of
London and the Queen of Liverpool in
Virginia City amount to Sl0O, 900,
evenly divided between the two COM
panes. The agents of the Imperial
and Queen of London expect definite
advices this evening, but up to 2 p. NJ.
nothing had been received to change
their previous estimate of 100000 for
both companies.