Organize against fire 1Tbe first firs of V egaa i* an object eason. While it ;t» expense soil dia Irowing to the Victims the fwt is that If •the citizen* will loirn by this declructite example, th' town will bo on s safer basis and better prer are’ to cope with the next fire.Time and agali the Timea urged the organization of a volunteer Are br.g*de. On Taetd.r all wa* chaos, no syatem whatever to check the ravage* of the teethiog flames Had there been a trained effort direoled by a competent leader much of the lose that wa* sustain*ed by tbe unfortunate* would hare been avoided,The aituatlon ia such that with the Increase of tinder bor buildings, that the danger of a swKt consuming ravaging diatructiva fire will be inrreae. 1 end the residents will etei be In the shadow of such a danger The very pr apect that 1h before them, the flerocneas cf th-raging Are 'of Tucsdav abd the rap'd coneuming effect of the same, must arouee tbe Vegaa citizens to a sense of theif danger an 1 »,.ur them to a -ys'ero of proper o'ganlaation, in order to be in VpoetUon to mors efficiently cope withthe next outbreak.Forewarned i* fore arrmeu and Tues-day’a example a fotewarnlng. Will tbe citizens realise thi*. Organize a lire brigade at once.