The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1906-04-28

A. Mau OF Eureka, was living on 10
lores street out Of the path Of the fire.
E. Kuehn Of Eureka has heard no
word as yet Of his daughter. Miss Alma,
who was either in San Francisco or
Oakland.
Mrs. Hermann ]. Sadler lost her fine
residence at DOG Van Ness Avenue aud
only saved a few personal effects and
some legal papers.
Mrs. Oliver Benson. now a resident
of San Jose but formerly Of Beowawe.
Eureka County. had her property badly
damaged but escaped without injury.
Mrs. s. Wenban lost the noted Wen
ban building on the corner OF Mason
and Suffer- streets and her fine resi-.
dence at Van Ness avenue and Jackson
street.
@. s. Batchelder was in Oakland
with his mother and sister. Aside
from a good shaking up and the de-
struction of the chimneys no damage
was done.
Miss Mae Kind was at Mills College.
just east Of Oakland, and the shock
there was severe enough to throw her
out of bed. The college buildings were
badly damaged.
No direct news has been received
from the NJ. Karsky family. Their
residence was at 1880 Fell street. neal
Golden Gate Park and outside the
burned district.
No word has been received Of Robbie
Reid, who was keeping books for a
Front street firm in the city. and his
mother, Mrs. r. Reid, is very much
worried about him.
The Boomhower family now living
at San Jose report having had their
home somewhat wrecked but the family
escaped injury. They are expected to
return to Alpha shortly.
viii Wethered was among the fortu-
mates. His grocery store on the cor
ner Of Suffer and Fillmore streets es-
capped the conflagration and he is re-
ported to be doing a thriving business.
Mrs. Don McNichol's lodging house
in Oakland had a severe shaking up. all
the chimneys falling and the interior
being damaged. Miss Daisy Wendall
was visiting her sister and all are re-
ported safe.
Peter Lob this week received a letter
stating that his mother, aged so years,
and a sister living at 1918 Taylor street
were burned out. only saving a few
things. They are now with relatives
at Berkeley.
Mrs. R. Bremenkampf of Eureka re-
ceived a letter from her daughter, Miss
J~ustina. stating that her place of resi-
dence on Turk street was outside the
fire limit and that she had escaped
both loss and injury.
Felix Magsini. who is in the general
merchandise business at San Jose,
writes that while the earthquake at
that place was unusually severe and
that millions of dollars worth of prop
erty was destroyed, his family and his
property both escaped injury.
Ray and Delbert Broy. sons of Post
master 9. L. Broy. have both been To-
Gated. Ray was at the Gllroy Hot
Springs in Santa Clara County, and
Delbert who was living on O'Farrell
street in the city succeeded in saving
his brothers. aud his own trunk.
w. d. Stewart. better known as
"Scotty." foreman of the Dean ranch
near Cortez for years. arrived in Oak.
land Saturday night from his home in
San Jose. He hal considerable prop
erty in hat city. but it was but little
damaged and his losses will be small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Sowden and
Mrs. Galinda Ormsby, the latter
daughters of Mrs. Mary Bryant, for
merly of Ruby Hill. aud who were
residing at 1000 Powell street, were also
in the burned district and lost every
thing. They are now with friends in
Reno.
James Henderson, assistant foreman
ON the Examiner and a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s.. Henderson, made a safe es-
cape from his lodgings On Powell street
with what he could hastily pack into q
dress suit case. He is now at work
for the Examiner in the Tribune Office
at Oakland.
Mrs. Flora Morris three children
were living at 1850 Post street outside
the burned district. Miss Hattie and
Harry are arranging to return to Eu-
reka. Nose, who is now a druggist and
in the employ Of one of the few drug
stores that escaped the fire, will remain
in the city for the present.
Walter Magee. superintendent Of the
Tenabo Mining Company at Cortez.
Eureka County, left for San Francisco
Immediately after the news Of the
disaster there to find his wife and child.
When he reached Winnemucca a dis.
match notifad him that thav wera safe