Daily Yellowstone journal., 1884-02-10

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night with another fir. hu' of such
snail 'iinrn-i"u that il hardly r.uld
lay claim I" n "oniiasralion. l.a.t
evening al seven o'cl.rk ia. residents
of the east end If town were aroused
lay the cry of lire and IN less time
than IL take. Ia tell il numerous liz
nal. were fired from all parts of the
town. The Illuminated heavens
directed III. crowd 4" ia. scene and
Ia n very few minut,> the yirininiy
was >warmius with human heiag.,
who wsr- utterly helpless To render
assistance Ia the 'iuonied cottage. such
hradway had the fire gained TIA.
lru-r Ma near the southeast corner at
Pleasant and Tenth streets. occupied
hy Mr.. bug l,e- and family aud wa-
The property "i Mr.. Clifford. From
Mrs. lsuph'r. wiIo seemed iranric over
her loss, lI" following j. harmed She
was preparing supper and had just
put >",u- c,al in the "Ne. which wa,
IN the rear room of the hors,. and
went into the front room Ia attend Ia
Der baby and Ia u few moments re
turned to her kitchen which she
ionnd on lire. when she gave the
alarm. hut it xas several minutes be-
tone her cry Wa caught up AMI the
,l"or- ri her lorl>r were open. creating
u draft. consequently the fire had full
sway and IN very few minutes the
house WAS Ia it, mighty grasp. 30
hy-Irrical Wa Mrs. Bugbe-. caused
lay excitement. that but little could be-
learned. except that her husband 10
away and all ,hr possessed persisted IN
the flame. Of which ne estimate could
he made. She not even being able to
tell how much money she had In the
hO,lsc, which she said Was consumed.
The probabilities are that the fire orig.
mated by her opening the draft and
creating AN immense heat. the pipe
coming ia contact with the wood sci
fire To- il and III. remaining away
some time the wind. then quite fresh.
famed IL into blaze spreading to
the roof. III. probably was too much
excited and frightened to do much
only bent On saving her goods, and in
consequence had but few moments
~ the fire grew iiercrr and fiercer and
7 finally droy. her from the house when
sh, realized her position aud gave the
alarm and never thinking before Of
that to stay it, pr,grr-s. hut only bent
on salvage. she seemed nearly wild,
poor woman. as she stood there watch
ing her home and all she Ia,--.>.e,l
laid In ashes. She wrung her hands
crying what shall do" aud not
knowing whittier 10 go, Jane, Conley
the taller. took her over To- the Court
House with her children until
some provisions could be made for her.
Sh. saved hut few things. which
are 1T no value aud all If her furniture
and clothing were consumed. The
building was RACED to the ground and
l. now "a -n,oul,leriug mass of ashes.
II was impossible Ia find what The
value of the building Was, hu; from
IL. carpenters Il was learned that the
building could be- replaced for the sum
of s.aa. Mrs. Bugbrc il ROW AN Object
Of charity. and the generous publ,
should sec Ia IL that she ,i~s not suffer,
She has two small children and a
young baby. and the churches to-da,
should give To- her the ulnhs collected.
Electric i.iKht and Telephone s-rv
G.. r. Ann.tt. Of Salt Lake. arrived
in this city Yesterday on the Paciii,
express and made pleasant call ~
this office. Mr. Anu.tt represents III,
Rocky Mountain he'll Telephone com
Iany. operating exchanges In most al
the large towns throughout Utah
Wyoming. Idaho aud Montana and
has come here To look up the Pr"la
bilities Of placing an exchange IN ihi'
town. He also represents the Brush
Electric Light company and IL als'
prepared IL make an estimate and fur
ni-h this city with the electric light
These ARE two measures that the pub
lie should well consider and figure on
The telephone has been found indies
pensable all through this country and
even lsozeman has awakened ." thu
necessity Of having nm exchange put Ia
there In keeping with the times. ant
II the citizens Of this city wish Ia keel