Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-17
THE SUFFERERS.
WHO LOST AND HOW MUCH.
4 REVISED LIST OF DAMAGES.
THE TOTAL LOSS ABOUT sss, 900.

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THE TOTAL LOSS ABOUT sea, 0OO.
We have revised our list of losses by the
flood and herewith present it. 1t will be
found very nearly complete and accurate.
The ascertained damage aggregates about
sea, 600. Following is the list:
DR.. Bishops fine brick. on Buel street,
was heavily damaged. The water washed
ont the foundation at the rear end, causing
the wall to cave out into the ditch, taking
with it part Of his library, as well as two
furnaces belonging to Assayers Dunn 4
Kydd, who officed in the building. The
loss on building is about Sl-50O J; loss on
books, $600-making a total loss Of 81, 100.
Dunn Il Kydd's loss is 1926.
The C. o. d. Store Of Mr.. Hass, on
Main street, was filed with mud and
water to such an extent that the wall be-
tween it and the c. p. Brewery gave way,
causing the floor to break, which let all
Of Mr.. Hass' stock down into the cellar,
which was filed with slush and dirt, caus-
ing great loss Of goods and damage to
property. His loss is estimated ut from
Oh ,VOU " pJ.OuOs
The wall gave way between vanderleith's
building and the c.. r. Brewery, letting the
water into the cellar Of the latter. Damage
to malt, hops, cigars, etc., $4,000.
j. vanderleith's saloon cellar is full Of
water. 1t contains liquors and cigars. Can't
estimate the damage knows he lost 10, 900
cigars.
w. p. Haskell & Co.. two feet Of water
in cellar. Estimated damage to stock Of
furniture 50, 500.
Ennis little store around the corner is a
total loss. The building caved in. Dam
age about 81, 900.
The back portion Of Lockwood & REM
ington's store was carried away. Loss
and damage to goods 81, 1000.
The San Francisco Brewery cellar is
filed to the top with water. Loss in sup
plies $4,000.
C.. d. Stuart & Co.'s front store was
flooded to the depth of eight inches. The
cellar escaped with a loss of about $50.
Bonnetti & Co.'s cellar, containing Q
large stock Of groceries, received nine feet
Of water. Probable damage $1,000.
Strozzi & Co.'S cellar has four feet Of
water. 1t contained liquors and groceries.
Damage $500.
Mrs. Ashim's building, containing gro-
ceries and provisions, WAS damaged to the
extent of about S.. 900.
The frat story Of the Turner House is
covered with slums to the depth Of abo ut
one foot damage to premises, 81 500.
The SENTINEL job Office received about
one foot Of slumgullion. Other damage,
perhaps $500.
Eureka foundry; loss in TASKS and other
material, about 81 900, less what may be
recovered down the canyon.
Max Obcrfeldcr's cellar, corner Of Bucl
and Bateman streets, liquors and cigars
loss, $1,000.
Jack Perry was damaged in his cellar
about 5000.
Mrs. Poplin lost in cellar a small amount
OF groceries and provision $500.
The Jackson House cellar is full Of
water. Damage not known.
j. Dejinci X Co.-four foot Of water in
cellar liquors, loss $500.
VIM. Joannes. boot and shoe store. dam
$500.
Maclaren 4 Macdonald, dry goods, loss
81 500.
Charles Geary, saloon, loss $3.50.
Nose Adler, groceries and provisions
loss. $4,000.
Berry 4 Co., barber shop /; loss, $50.
Edward Casey, merchant tailor loss,
$3.50.
Mrs. Williams, lodging house; loss,
81, 200.
Mrs. ~Bidlingmeyer. bakery cellar food
cd damage to confectionery, about 500.
Joe Frank, italian saloon, above Turner
House !; loss, $500.
NJ. Davids; damage to store and resi-
dence, 5000.
Major Mccoy damage to residence, car
pets, ETC., 500.
Mrs. p. Gallaghcr's cellar cayed in, caus-
ing a loss in provisions OF $500.
Mrs. Benedict's residence is damaged
$3.50.
Josh Anderson lost a wagon, valued at
$500.
Moore Bros; stable. hay and grain, $3.50.
Charles Ceresa damage to goods in cell
lar, 5000.
T. $. Douglass goods damaged in eel
lar. $3.50.
Eureka Opera House; building settled,
$500.
Mr.. Dunlan, Mint saloon; damage in
cellar, $3.50.
Billy Harrison, fruit stand, 500.
II. Luzinger, cellar flooded stock dam
aged 5000.
Eureka Lumber Company, loss in lum-
Der, $500.
Mrs. d. H. Hall, three houses on Duel
street ioeded ; loss, $7oo.
Mrs. Beene's yard fence was carried away
and %shrubbery ruined loss, 5000.
j. G. Harmon, new sash factory, 1900.
J. X. Colerick, loss Of hay and damage
to corral, 81 900.
Vim. Zanow. restaurant; damage to eel
lar. $500.
Goldstone & Berg. loss Of goods in Odd
Fellows basement, 81 500.
Gilmer 4 Salisbury, stages, harness,
etc., 81 900.
Mrs. Mock's restaurant was damaged
$3.50.
Cosmopolitan Hotel damage, 5000.
VIM. Karrs, Eureka hay yard, 800.
Haley 4 Co.'S meat market, about $500.
Dick Ryland, damage to brick yard, 5000.
John Stewart, livery stable, 81 800.
Adam Klingel, saloon loss, $500.
Coll & Money, meat market loss. $500.
p. F. Londgreen. so cords O: wood, $500.
NJ. H. Joseph. damage in cellar, $400.
A. Dumas, cellar flooded, $3.50.
Pete Strozzy, cellar submerged, 5000.
Charles Aiken loss, $500.
Ed. Dodge damaged $500.
The ascertained damage is thus shown to
be a little over sea, 900. There are Of
course many small sufferers. varying from
$40 to $50, which lave not been reported.
The "Bust" iM the Rocks.