Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-20

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Harris & Co., Miners saloon, $50; Ed Will
hel, 200: Calisher Bros, loo; p. Steler,
500; D.. l.. Levan, loco; Henry Casey,
loco; Frank Durkee, 100; VIM. Stowell,
Goo; J. Beekman, 500; w. e. Taylor, 1900;
VIM Spinner, 600; Charley Fox, 900; +.
Riegelhutl. 500; o. s. Lvngabaugh, 500;
W. Blake, 500; Dan McKinnon, 500; A.. H.
Campbell, 500; N. Wescoatt, 10000; Frank
Doutrick, $500; Conrad Miller, 400; w. II.
CLARK, in q building at the foot Of Clark
street, $500; A. Berg, 2ooo; Mrs. Moch, res
t|aurant, 1000. partly insured; Paxton &
Co., dwelling, Too, Cassidy e. Skill
man, loco, in buildings: Charles
Lautensehlager 1000 /; Oscar Lewis. 5000;
Farmer Il Lesser, 5ooo; John Baxter,
loco; J. Hess, 500; w. H. Clark, $500: Mrs.
Benedict, 5000; j. 5. Capron, 2oooo; j.
Anderson, 300; r. Sadler; $500: Charles
i.angier, 500; j. A. Mathewson, Goo: Bob
Stuart, SO; Immel estate. 1000; Eureka
Water Works, 5000; J.. Banner, 1900;
New York Bakery, 1900; J .Callison, loco;
John Grennan. TOO; Kate Gone, $500; ]. B..
Langstroff, $50; Pramenko & Ballich, loo;
VIM. Zanow, 1900; DIR. Rockman, 2ooo;
S. w. Beekman, Too; Reed, Kennedy Il
Jones, 400; L. G. Jones, 5000; Antonio
Feararis, 21oo; Mrs. Young, 1900; J. KEEL
logg, 2ooo; Gus Hentz, 800; Richmond &
Scott, 300: VIM. Walker, 500; Mrs. j. c..
Lockwood, 1000; Mrs. Ship, 1000: A..
Vivian, 4oo; Max Moeller; 400; J. A. Por-
ter, 200; Knickerbocker Hose, $50; Il. E.
Clark, 500; J. A. Pfore, 500; A. Cazaux.
$500, v. Uhi, 600; L. Elwood, 1000; Chas.
A. Knight, 5000; Geo. NJ. Sabin, 500; Louis
brandt, |, 500; Charles Cerisa, 5000; Asa
Green, 75o; A.. ~Rosenheim, 1850; s. Ashim,
loo; Mrs. Dan Morgan, 45oo, J. Schiller,
15o; DR.. Joseph, 300; Phil. Harris, 800;
II. Is. Mckee, 600; Frank Anderson, $500;
John Haubner, loco; Miss Dora Taylor,
1000: A. NJ. Hillhouse, 5000.
Mrs. NJ. A.. Ashim lost four houses and
some furniture, valued at $4,000, and
which was insured for So, 700. >
In the removal of goods, Bart Ashim
lost $500.
Miss N. D. Mariager was damaged by
fire, the removal of goods and loss by the
use Of water, about SIS.
Hiram Johnson lost upwards of 81, 300
T.. O. Swenssen, Of the Pacific Hotel,
lost So 600.
j. II. De La Matyr's loss, in lumber and
buildings, $1,000.
Mary Riders loss is 5000.
The White Pine County Bank lost about
$500.
w. Brooks, lost, in furniture, 5000,
W. A. Montgomery, residence, 81, GOO
s. Goldstone, residence, 81, 1000.
Nathan & Co., clothing merchants, lost
about $500
f. Leningcr's loss is 1000
Mrs. Becne's loss is about 5000.
Dick Ryland loses about $500 in two
business houses.
A.. Duma is out some 2000.
Vim. ~Bidlingmyer, Eureka bakery, 2400.
Frank Abadie comes out a clear loser Of
$4,000.
Captain Hubbard, in residence and
Office, Losses 1000
G. Provost loses upwards OF 1000
The Eureka foundry's loss is 10000.
Joe Mendes' concert hall and two resi-
dences will foot up a loss Of 10000.
Mrs. Hattie Mclaughlin. who had ro-
Gently fitted up a bath house at the Villa,
lost everything.
THE RELIEF COMMITTEE.
In accordance with the suggestion of the
SENTINEL, the citizens held q meeting at
the Courthouse at l O'Clock. Hon. G. w.
Cassidy called the meeting to order, and
Judge Rives was chosen Chairman and
G.. l.. Broy Secretary.
The following gentlemen were named as
a committee to raise means to relieve the
needy and destitute: Senator Doolin, Il.
Probert. F. II. Harmon, G. W. Baker, r.
Sadler, J. X. Colerick, J. S. Whitton, NJ.
r. Chamblin. Hiram johnson, John Horn,
e.. r.. Dodge. A. ID. Rock, G. w. Merrill,
n. d. Foley, d. E. Baily.
Paxton Il Co. were authorized to act as
treasurers.
The committee were authorized to ask
the County Commissioners to set apar
$1,000 from the county treasury as a re-
lief fund.
subscriptions were then solicited, and
l the following amounts subscribed.