The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-07-17


The rear oft was badly scorched,
and she had everything moved
ont and furniture consid erably
injured, il not ruined. Loss, 81,
500. Thence going north, dwell
ing hou, o, wtrs burned a. 10 low |:
Fred. Oosterly, wagon maker),
fne square frame house, barn in
rear. Saved furniture. Loss,
SS, 600; somo insurance. "a
Corner Of Hastinga, Fred.
Spades honsos, occupied by ten
ants; loss, 81, 200; saved part of
effects.
House Of Robert Cutler, (lu,nber.
man; loss, 81, 500; insured.
Mrs. SANDERS house. A pre-
vions house belonging to her
husband stood on the same ground
and was burned last February.
He died soon after, aud she bnilt
THE Que, which cost 1000; no
insurance; this poor wo nan now
loses everything.
Edward Leitelt's honse, loss and
insurance not reported.
Peter Blum, a laboring man;
loss 81, 20n;insurance, $500. ih
Dwelling houso owned by Fred.
Hartmann, with a grocery below
kept by Cornelius Peterson.
Hart,nan's loss 5000.
Another house owned by F.
Hartman, where he resided, loss all
furniture, (as indeed did nearly
all the prrceding,)and among it
a costly Steinway piano; loss,
several thousand, not figured mp;
insured.
Mrs. Killinger's house.
Crossing Hastings, and continu-
ing south, first, Mr.. Fsenges 9
house and furniture, 3 1000.
George Schroedcr's house,
a tailor, Of Stanley & Schroeder.
DR.. Fnller's residence.
Malt house and beer cellar of
Gustav and Christ. The destruc-
t:on of this building. supposed to
be tirepro,,ff, involved the loss of
the household effects OF a great
number Of poor families, who had
conveyed them to within ito walls.
West side, going north, begin
ming third house north Of Biidge
street.
VIM. Hake's house.
Christ's brcwery.
Tenement house, owned, by @
& q Christ, occupied by the
families IF George Ruby, Julius
Caesar, John Adrian and Others.
Christ's saloon, kept by Charles
Scheufer.
Hastings to Trowbridge Adolph
Leitelt's rcsidonce.
Double brick store owned by
Louis Dietz, one occupied by MIR.
Kron as o grocery, the other va
cant.
House owned by Mr.. Walback
and occupied by tenants.
KENT STREET
Trowhridge to Hastings. Dwell.
ings Of Van, Dam Vandersingle
| and Remer arc left standing al
though the corner ono, Van uam's
was party pulled down by hook
and ladder company. ...
First one bnrnod was Martin
Kinks and barn; loes on both
$500, ms. $50.
Houses Of Mra. Smithers, loss
500. N"nrich Standard ,loss$l 900.
Mira. Brown, 500. John kpnts,
81, 100; furniture and too's $500
more ; ins. or all, 900.
Crossing Hastings, going south.
Houses OF DR.. Obrock, Mr.. Eliss
Mr.. Hilton, Fred Meyers ssioo ),
Rudolphus Cummings livery
stable, Kinney & Mitchell's black
smith shop and the Sandusky
llcnsc. re
West side going north. Stable
If Bridge Street uruse. Il 'xhei-
mer's house occupied by Herb
Shirt; two houses owned by wild
ow Klonover, the first occupied
by MIR. John lSaroth and the
other bv herself. Peter Wcber's
house, full of boarders john
Curtis, house w. Harris, wasl,
bowl factory; Josselyn's house,
and two other buildings.
Honse owned BY Walbach, oc-
cnpied by Fitsbea. Pulled down.
House Of ThOs. Fame.
@. s. Faenger's bouse, loss
$500, insurance $500. House Of
Mr.. Evans and Mr.. French.
Christ 8 ice honse and dwelling.
Barn of Ohio Honse owned by
Valentine Richter, loss 81 500.
4 Rice & Tearse's fionriue mill;
loss on mill and stock, S35, 900
insurance 1000 -"
Berkey Il Gay Furniture
Company, lumber, $4,000. No
other loss to tie company.
Other buildings, consisting Of
about twenty ofthe poorer class Of
dwellings, BARRE, ETC., cannot be
accurately located.
E p. Spear, sl'cddler stopping
at the Bridge Street Ilouse, lost
one horse In the harm, saving one.
lie also. lost wagon and stock, al.
together worth $1,000. -
At this writing il is impossible
to state the amount u insurance
with accuracy, bnt the following
agencies had policies ut the extent
named:
Z J. Skinkman, 1eS, $50; Sinclair Bros
4 Co., ga, 900; w. p. lines, az, 800
| Skinner. Ward 4 Caukina. 1855: Jas. A.