Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-12-19
PRINCIPAL LOSERS.

s.. 500, building 81 900; partially insured.
j. +. Forster, part Of builiing occupied by
Buste & Smith as a restaurant, Sl,@OO; no IN
surunce.
l.. n Griffin buildings, $4,000; no insurance.
Alex Mckenzie. building. $1,000; no insurance..
Bailey 4 Co., 5000; No insurance. :.
Elder & Co., Facifc SALOON, damage to stock,
$500.
sam Lee laundry building. sl,oo1: no insurance.
Frank Gcis,, jewclcr. had just received new
holiday stock. He lost everything; $50: no
D 1. Bailey t. Co., hardware, heaviest losers,
$4,000. This was an Sl1,9:O stock Of goods aud
/, is doubtful ii 900 worth nave been saved.
The Insurance. expired only u few days since
Dan Eiseubery, dry goods, loss ON stock about
5: 900; on building, $2,5O'. I he stock valued at
S.s5,UU was insured Or $500 Tut the building is
J Busse & Smith St. James Restaurant. stock
of fruits, oysters and confectionery, S1,Soo; no
Sam Lee, launcry, somebody clsc's clothes,
Nave & Baker, building occupied by Chas.
Kupitz as a meat nlurSet, S1.AO; insured for
SOD IN the Traders, Of Chicago
Dots restaurant Oh Fourth Street, $780,
Among the heaviest losers from dam
age to goods from wafer or removal, are
the following: r.
Maloy Bros, Western House, $4,000; partially
insured.
John Iudewig, clothicr. 500; no insurance
John Ycgcn. bakery, $500.
Dunn T. Co., druygis =. 81, ,OOO.
Asa Fisher, wholesale Liquors, $500.
In addition. To these there were many
individual losses which cannot be estl-
mated.
THIEVES AND BLACK LEGS.
OF all the nlost villainous, detestable
scuns upon society, the class of people
who will stoop to purloin goods from u
fire, are the worst The intamy of this
crime scarcely ever receives its just deserts.
AT the fire yesterday there were several ct
these thicving wretchcs plying their trade.
i, is gratifying 10 know however, that
many OF these crooks will be captured.
These people are not aware OF the secret
DIT ctive force which is in vogue in this
sets of furs :lom Dan Eisenberg's will
wish they had called during the day and
purchased them, and the two men going
not have u chance to use them this win.
ter. The man who ate breakfast at the
Sheridan house this morning with his
winters supply of socks bultoned up III
his coat, will probably not have lnucl,
walking to do this winter and will not
need 50 large an Invoice.
THE CONTRAST
All who deserve credit csnnot be men.
tioaed The TRIBUNE does not care to
mention any by name lest Injustice should
seemingly be done those not mentioned.
they may be found among the oliic, rs
of the County and city and among the
leading buAiness men and among those as
well who did not own Il dollars interest
III the city. OIe man who did most etti-
cicnt work. was found to be not a tramp
but IAN unfortunate who not only had no
place to lay his head, but was without the
means to buy meal.
INSPIRED WITH SYMPATHY.
The great popularity Of the Malloy
Brothers, and the universal sympathy felt
Tor them and others who were burned out
in Bismarck's great fire was u great III.
centive to many of those who worked So
faithfully, ttc. Of course the same work
and sym pathy would have saved Eisen-
bel g. had there been water at that time,
l,esllles great efforts were then required to
keep the fire from reaching Eppingcr's
and Champion Hall. --., -. ~
tI SPARKS 5..
A resolution was passed at a meeting
OF fire company immediately after the fire
uOt ~ pIOCccu luTGuci III lLclT OTSitnlLa
ton until the council meets and allows
their foreman u fair compensation tor his
services, and devise means Tor obtaining
water at H!es.
Dan Elsenberg is opening up again
temporarily in the rear OF Eppinger's, ON
Fourth street. He will build immediately
OF brick. ....
H. N. Griffin had lumber on tire ground
for a new building within four hours at
ter the fire commenced.
Elder d Co. are open again on the ccr-
ner OF Fourth aud Me'gs streets.
u. |. Bailey s Go. will open again soon;
also Gcist and Busse {: Smith
Ch.s. kupllz is OIL Fourth street, next
to the livery Stable, III full blast.
j. H Marshall had hand-bills out in six
hours alter the lire announcing his re.
sumption of business in the Sc. enth Cav
airy saloon building on Fourth street.
SiOyell has commenced Il new building:
Ans'ey Joins the Band.
The Fan Claire cr>rraSnDnlpnt Of fl,c