The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-04-20
IN TIE INTERIOR.
Nacavile and Winters Suffer Co,
siderable Loss.

Nacaville and Winters Suffer Con-
siderable Loss.
NACAYILLE, April 19.-An earthquake
shock, moving southeast to northwest,
struck Nacaville this morning at $50
o'clock. Brick residences in the country
were shattered. Many were injured, but
none fatally. The residence of John This
sell was ignited from a shattered lamp.
Total loss, $1,000. The Odd Fellows
building is down. which is valued at
Sl0,G00. 1t was occupied 10y Reams &
Thomas grocery, W. G. Chapman's
harness shop, DR.. Stitt, DIR. WATSON,
dentist; Rambo Bros. tobacconists:
Parker & Nibrora, millinery. Raleigh
Bartlett, editor of the Enterprise. slept
in the building and had narrow escape.
lie was slightly injured by falling
plaster. The bank building suffered
only slight damages. w. II. Hacke,
plumber and timer was slightly
damaged. Masonic Hall. occupied by
IL. II. Chittenden, general merchandise,
IS a total loss. Chittenden suffered dam
age to the amount of several thousand
dollars. The building owned by Mrs
Eittie Moore is total loss. It was oc-
cupied by Joseph Donovan, barber, and
W. O.. Davis, butcher. Horace Patten
and Thomas Rogers slept in the second
story. The Bennett building, Just west.
plleu over on IL, crushing IN the roof ana
lmprlSonlng the SleeperS, fortunately
injuring neither. The two-story brick
building occupied by Ray Bennett is a
total loss, only one wall standing. Loss
$1,000. The Walker building, occupied
by j. NJ. Miller, druggist; Hewitt, watch
maker, and }. A. and |. Blum, general
merchandise, is badly damaged The
Plat block, occupied by the Postof1ce
Crystal Brothers, Madison, grocer and
the Naca Valley Enterprise is practically
total loss. The residence of Fred Hut
ton, in the village, is total loss. The
estimated damage in the village is very
large. All the wooden buildings rocked
and are twisted out Of shape. The brick
residence of Carl NJ. Gates, in Lagoon
Valley, is BADLY wrecked. Rev. O. o.
Felkner of tsan oseis reported as injured
badly. a la5orer was also badly injured
The brick residence of DR.. Dobbins, near
town, was badly wrecked Miss Lon
Dobbins and Miss Portia Hill were res
cued from pile of bricks uniniured
The electric-iight wire is down. The
water mains are racked and leaking. A
large force of men are at work clearing
the streets and pulling down threatening
ruins.
WINTERS.
WINTERS, April 19.-An earthquake
visited this section at 2:45 this morning.
causing general destruction to property.
The large brick hotel, the bank building.
Bertholets two story stone building. and
in fact every building in town is more or
less damaged. The loss will reach at least
$4,000. y o one was hurt. The contents
OF stores and buildings were all piled on
Inc floors in promlscuous heaps. The
shock was from east to west and lasted
about five or six seconds.
DIXON.
DIXON, April 19.-In this town the de-
structIon to property was very heavy.
Most OF the damage seemed to have been
occasIoned by the falling of brick build
lngs. telephone message says: Both
the north and south fire walls Of the
Masonic building we're thrown down.
The south wall crashed in DHgan's dry
goods store, upsetting a lamp. which set
ire to the contents. The flames were ex-
tinguished, but the stock OF goods is so
badly damaged as TO be almost worthless.
The nortn wall fell on Rockford's
butcher shop and completely wrecked it.
The front wall of the Masonic building is
also cracked. The second story will have
to be taken down. The building origin
ally cost $4,000. The south fire wall of
the Baptist Church tumbled down and
the root caVed III. The north fire wall of
Eppinger q Co.'S big store fell with a
crash and completely demolished
Rhemke's saloon. The damage TO ED
ringer IL Co.'S stock of merchandise IS
Also considerable. The chimnevs of
many private buildings were thrown
down.
business is generally suspended and
the public schools have been dismissed.
The total damage to property is estimated
at 1S,000.'
FAIRFIELD.
FAIRFIELD. Anril I9-At 80 o,clocl,
4I,is morning this place had a harder
shock OF earthquake than in 1865. VIM
avs were broken, ornaments and glass
Trare thrown from shelves and clocks
The schoolhouse stoves and the book