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ance agency, or rather the companies which

ance agency, or rather the companies which
he represents, about $2O, 900.
Z. Ii. Train, photographer; loss 81 800.
J. Feldberg saved all goods in fire-proof.
loss in fixtures $500.
/. Ii. Morrison, loss $3.50.
Mrs. Dunning, house, $4,000.
Miss Leonard, jackson street, loss $3.50.
Sam Hall, damages $500.
DR.. Robinson, residence 50, COG.
Ed Zimmelmnn, house, 1000.
Ignacius Miller, house on Jackson street,
81, OO0
House and stable of General Blaine, Fifth
avenue, loss $4, ZOO.
ADDITIONAL LOSSES.
Charles Rumley, loss $4,000.
j. w. Stoner, loss 81 900.
Daniel Searles, $500.
Herman Cans, $500.
VIM. McClatchey, loss 500.
n. Ii. Webster, loss, $500.
w. +. Sanders, law library; lost SO, GOO.
Cornelius Hedges law library etc. loss,
$1,000. --..
Helena Library; total loss, $4,000.
{. Klaue, loss, 80, 600.
| Si2ty houses in Chinatown: aggregate
loss, $4,000.
George b. Foote, loss, $500.
W. Il. Fredericks, loss, $3.50.
Helena Fire Department, two sections OF
hose; loss, $165.
Ike Hass, loss, $3.50.
Murphy, Neel s. Co., loss, $400.
Chumasero & Chadwick; loss by damage,
$500.
G. G. Symes, loss by damage, 5000.
Davidson & Bullock, loss by damage
$3.50.
J. II. Boyce s. Co., loss by damage, $3.50.
J. II. Ming & Co.; loss by damage, $3.50.
Morris Bros. loss by damage $1,000.
E. Frank, loss about $4,000.
T. III. Kleinschimdt's S mineral cabinet was
burnt up i'll the library; loss $1,000. The
First National Bank also lost its cabinet:
loss unknown.
Weir & Pope; loss by damage $500.
w G. Bailey; loss by damage, $400.
L. B. Wells, loss by damage, $500.
Cullen & Comley; loss of books, papers,
etc., $1,000.
W. Z. T. Co., loss by damage $780,
w. G. Childs; loss by damage, 5000.
Cole Sanders and wife; personal property:
loss unknown.
Charles L. Dahler: personal property
burned; loss unknown.
BENZ. Stickney, Jr., clothing, ETC.: loss
$500.
THE CHINESE.
There is very strong feeling existing
against the Chinese portion of our popula-
tion, and this is not to be wondered at. This
is the third time that the city has been
burned through the carelessness Of this
portion Of the community-,or through the
| nature of the buildings they are in the habit
of putting up. But it certainly behooves
us to let our reason come into play in view.
| ing this matter, and we should not allow
our passions to get the upper hand Of us.
THE HELENA LIBRARY.
Our Library Is entirely destroyed. Some
of the books were removed to the First Ma
tional and Peoples National Banks, but
met the same fate as those left in the build
ing. 1t is requested that all books in the
hands of cur citizens be returned to the
Librarians cabin, in the rear of Davis &
Wallace's store, or left in that store. And
| if, at some future time, it be deemed pos
sible to resurreet this institution, such
books will form foundation to build upon.
| rEI,EeRaPE OFFICE.
The telegraph office Is at present located
in the office of J. A. Creighton & CO., cor.
ner of Broadway and Jackson street.
| MAN MISSING.
| konrad Knipper, who worked in the In.
ter1ational, is missing. Diligent search has
been made for him, but he cannot be found
He undoubtedly perished in the Interna
! tional.
FUNDS FOR THE NEEDY.
/ Mr.. A. O'Connell this afternoon handed
us the following: 81 am directed by the
| Committee of the Catholic Church to place
at the disposal of those who have suffered
by the fire the funds recently collected tt
purchase bell; and those who really neet
a little assistance will find it by applying K
me. A. O'CONNELL, Chairman"
SERIOUSLY BURNED.
L Two bar-tenders in Kessler & Nliller's, il
their efforts to save the property of thei
employers, were seriously burned. The,
were taken to the Sisters Hospital, wher
they will be kindly cared for.
THE HELENA FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Here, words fail us! Never did mel
work harder or longer than the noble mel
who comprise the Helena Fire Department
If human power could have saved the city
it would have been done through the extra
ordinary efforts of the men comprising tn
several companies. They will be remem
bered with gratitude by the citizens o
Helena.