Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-04-22

Jim GrenRan was obliged to force q
woman to leave a dangerous position amid
a burning block. She insisted that her
children were within one Of the houses
which were on fire, while in truth the little
ones we're sitting, half naked, on a big
rock away up ON the mountain. A huge
sagebrush fire was keeping their toes warm.
County Treasurer Cooper informs us
that two or three insurance claim adjust
ers will leave San Francisco this morning
| for EHseka. Their names cannot be given,
neither can the companies they represent
be reported on.
Building Bubbles.
Ed. Dean will reopen about May LIST, in
a building to be erected or the site Of his
| old stand.
Moiatesta & Light. of the Narrow
| Gauge saloon, will build a two-story frame.
and reopen in about two weeks.
Joe Wells will erect a temporary
foundry on his old ground. and will then
select a place more remote from danger on
which to build a permanent N
Dave Hall is busily engaged in putting
| up a residence ON Buel street, which he
| proposes to rent. Work on the new Inter-
national Hotel will be commenced as soon
as lumber can be secured.
Charley Fiske is running a restaurant
next to the Mining Recorders Office, and
is running it as smoothly as though moth
ing had happened.
Charley Stewart will probably occupy q
building in the vicinity of Paxton's bank.
Mr.. Dinmock has built a structure on
, the site Of his former shop that will be
made to answer temporarily the double
purpose Of a carpenters shop and resi-
dence.
The sides and floor Of Tommy Douglas
new saloon are in place on the old spot OF
ground, and he will shortly occupy it.
Louis Vincent has a dwelling house al
ready enclosed at the foot of Clark street,
and Mr.. Ford has another in close proxim-
ity, nearly ready to move into.
George W. Williams carpenters shop is
III shape for turning out work, on the site
of his former enc.
The middle dance-house is to rebuilt at
once.
Lee will start work this week on the
building to be occupied by Ed. Dean, on
tLe ground he lately occupied.
Mrs. Brown has lumber, and men are at
work building her bakery, just south of
the International, and it will soon be in
shape for busiesns.
Mrs. Higley has repaired what was left
OF No. As south Main street, and will loon
have a restaurant in full blast.
Philip Welbanks proposes to Withdraw
his family from the dugout on the hillside
Immediately, and now has q very neat lit
tie dwelling almost enclosed on Buel street,
The hose was in considerable demand
yesterday conveying water upon the
smouldering ruins which belonged to i'm
patient builders.
w. II. Clark's huge warehouse at the
foo of Clark street was the means of
throwing the fire far up the mountain side.
Messrs. Englart d Co., blacksmiths and
wagon makers, have lumber on hand and
will rebuild their shop immediately. 1t
will be 30x60 feet. Their factory will be
on the east side Of Main street, opposite
WATERWAYS.
Adam Bressman is building a new house
opposite the Consolidated Boarding House.
1t is going ahead rapidly.
Messrs. H.. & T. Kind will move their
new grocery store into their new cellar,
which they consider as security against all
fires in the future.
The building On the east side Of Main
street, occupied by Messrs. Wells d War
ner, has shown itself fire proof. Their
building is a monument to good workman
ship and proper material used in con-
structioa.
Mr. l.. p. Dull has secured lumber sniff
cient for building anew.
D. p Jones, opposite Knights corral, is
at work rebuilding, and will finish by
Thursday.
VIM. Anderson, a Corner shop barber,
charges Sll0 to his profit and loss account,
Jacob Vanderlieth has workmen EN-
ployed in erecting a dwelling house on
Spring street.
Lumber for bridges over the ditch al
Bateman and Clark street has been secured,
and they will be built shortly.
Mrs. Higley opens her restaurant on
South Main street this evening.
Antonio Ferraris will reopen his shoe
store to-day n door south of Tognini's.
j. $. Whitton is busily engaged erecting
two buildings on Clark street.