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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. rat. Whereas
default having hrc'i mad" il ti,r rryin.r.: ~
Tie s"ri ~ one Thousand thirty d6iiar5
t.iG@0J. principal. ana Of one hun0r, Il
and iSl0J dollars t:l1la, inter
est. being a total amount of on" th0u~e.d
one hundred thirty and iS~l dGi'@'jS
'ElEWiS, principal and interest. Cai'Icfi IL IL.
due and due al the date of this n"ttr'. upon.
certain notes secured ny q mort gage executed
10y tary ;. lahney and delivered to Nathan
lal j. pham. ana dated on the 4:h day of
October. i~f, SAID InUrt%a containing u
power Of sale. ANA conveying the following
described real estate situated in the couu y
of Douglas. an. St..ty IL " iSCoHsn, tu-wii:
The southeast quarter OF RE southeast
quarter of section numbered -four ~ in TOWN
ship numbered forty seven ti5p, north. range
numbered fifteen 10, west.
That said mortgage was recorded in the
o.iice Of tn" Register of Decd. in and for SAID
Douglas county, Wisconsin. on the 2aih day
Of October. ls.U. at 9o'clock Il. ~; IN Volume
L OF Mortgages at Page 800.
That said mortgage and the debt thereby
secured were thereafter sold. assigned ana
transferred to charlie, +. Taylor. by ;lu III
stru'ncnt in writing, duly Witnessed. s-+T3cd
and acknowledged. and that said rrr>rr,,-
ment Of ASSIGNMENT was dated On the .,tt,
day Of December. 1890 and WIS f..t1lEtf H.
The Office of the Register of rr@T- in and for
said douglas county. Wisconsin,. on the sd
day Of December, Ie?J AT nine O'Clock "a. L..
i'll Volume W Of Mortgage, at Page tl5
That said mortgage was given l." :,e~ulo
with said mortgage, and due III one and two
years respectively from their dare. viii
interest al the rale Of per cent. payah" ~
nuaily, 10 SAID morjgagtc or bis dc - IL
personal II prc9entaiiTC>.
That the unTctsiEhcd Charles T. Taylor,
III" assignee of said mortgage above n;tineu.
l. now the lawful owner ana holder of sa:dS
notes and mortgage. and that ~ action has
been commenced either in law equity 10
recover said sum 80 due, Or any part uncreef.
Now therefore notice iS hereby eiysr ia :
viltue OF the power OF sale Cuffy ti~pC- ~ sad
mortgage. ana in purNutnr@ s'tb The oI..tutc
III such case made aud provided, that IA ii
mortgaged premises with the appuriCnanci'S
th"reunfO belonging. Will be sold by ths
SherIn Of Douglas county aforesaid. ~ puD-
lie auction sale to the highest bidder for
cash to pay said dent and iTiC-, =, vi; ,, J nj.
sum OF nifty dC'iafs fs,y.U0 : solicitors f., >
5ruvide1 for in said mortgage i'll the event
of foreclosure. and the costs and diabur,,,-
mcnto allowed by law. at the East front dor
Of the Court House IN the city OF SUPP FiH-,
in the county If Douglas. and state Of Wis
cousin. on the 9th day NJ February. \. ~
1893, at II O'Clock ~ the forenoon or said day
Dated nrced. Der I'D, i5J2
CHARLES +. T:,yLOR,
.,. Assigns: Jf Mort gage.
THos. ". SHACI~,rEnRD.
Attorney for sEf,i MortTHsea
d2ifi , r. krGres,. superior. Wis.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

| NOTICE is hereby given: That
! Whereas. default having been made in the pay
ment of the sum of one thousand thirty dollars
! 81 5000. PRINCIPAL and of one hundred and
4S-lU0 dollars t.lgIol. interest being q
total amount of one Thousand hundred
thirty and As 100 (,i,l$o.i-l, principal and
interest, claimed to be due and due the date oi
mortgage exec utcI - Cary :. Dahuey and d.liv
cred 10 Nathaniel J. upham and dated on the
ith day OF october, $3.50, said mortgage contain
ing power of sale aud conveying the following
described real estate situated III the county Ol
Douglas and state Of W Wisconsin, tO-wit;
The Northeast quarter of the Sout beast quarter
of Section numbered four -, in Township nunl.
hcred forty seven a., North, Esn-o numbered
. fifteen 80, West
That ssii hl5rtgage was recorded in the Office
of the Register OF Deeds III and for said Douglas
county, Wisconsin,, on the ZSth day of October,
1880, at nine o'clock y. NJ, i'll volume I Of mort.
CAGES at page 5OI
That said mortgage and the debt thereby Sc
cured were thereafter sold assigned and trans
ferred to Charles T. Taylor, By an instrument III
writing. duly witnessed, signed AID aCkuowl-
Edged, and that said Instrument of assignment
was dated on the 10Th day of December, iSaD, and
was recorded i'll the office of he Register OF deeds
in aud for said Douglas county, Wisconsin. ON
the 2.il day of December 1-9o at nine 0'citck A.
NJ. III volume W of mortgages - Ffete IL.
That SAID mortgage Was given I" secure two
notes of five hundred fifteen dollars t~5l5DrI,
mortgage, aud due III one and two years respect
lively from their date. with interest nj the rate of
per cent. payable annually, to said mortgage
or his assigns, or personal Representatives.
That the undersigned. Charles 7. Taylor the
assignee u sail mortgage above named Is now
the larfrI owner ani holder of said notes and
mortgage, and that no action has been c"minenc-
ed either in law or equity 10 recover said sum 50
due, or any part thereof.
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by Tirtnc Of the power of sefe Contained ia SAID
mOrtgtgc, aUt II pursuance Of the statute in
such. made and provided: That said mortg-
aged premises with the appurt"namreS thereunto
belonging, will he sold by the sheriff IF Douglas
county aforesaid. al public auction sale to the
highest bidder for cash tn pay said debt aud int
crest. with the sum Of fifty dollars tsj0Hl rs
licit"r> fees provided for in said mortgage in the
event oi foreclosure and the cr~t> and di~hur~e-
menr> allowed by Iaa fpc i@t-t fr..E!t door nf
the t'cuTt House. i'll tl- city Of superior, in he
county OF Douglas ana -,tte II u isc lsip on The
9th day of February <. y. ic.r, at i oc.0Ga IL
the forenoon 81 .:iIi d&y.
Dated December - !-41.
CHARLES T T&Tf.rr
Assignee u lE-F..H.r1.
THnH&S W SEAcELFFoRn
.tttar.lE. luT si.ii Mortgage
d-lri 2 . Ati,le.z e..+....,,s. Nis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Gone At Last.

After many unsuccessful attempts
the old Nlcollet House was destroyed
by fire last Sunday morning The old
structure had long since outlived its
usefulness and beauty and every one,
including the owner, Mr.. Thompson
Richie, is glad that it is gone. On
The 18th of March next it would have
been 50 years old The original part
of the building was built by Mr.. Au-
gust Zachau, who still lives here and
saw his labor go up in smoke after
SO many years OF service In the early
days its roof has covered snch brainy
heads as those of Stephen \. Douglas,
Charles Sumner, w. w. Corcoran,
Jesse ID. Bright, John c. Breckenridge,
John w. Forney, and many others of
almost equal prominence i'll their day.
1t was first opened to the public as
The Superior Hotel, and the first pro.
prietor was Mr.. 0. X. Hall. a Mr..
Willard followed Mr Hall, George
Sl1H HdS lHt iitAl ildiliStI anu lntii
Mr.. Avery who gave the house his own
name and it was known as the Avery
House when we came to Superior
eleven years ago. In 1881 J. A. Kuy-
kendall leased the property and'gave it
his name; two or three years later he
was succeeded by J. S. Philbrook, of
Minneapolis, who gave it the name of
the Nicollet, which name it retained
to the end. Its last manager was MIR.
James Kane, now of The Kane Hotel,
who had left the old building but two
weeks before the fire. The site is a
fine one and we hope to see good
hotel go UP there soon.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

" HITE BIRCH, Dec. %, 1892.

" H1TE BIRCH, Dec. Is, lS5G
Frank Pattee is on the sick list.
Twenty five below zero this morning
The school is closed for the holidays
| Mrs. w. L. Lowell has returtled
home from visit in the East.
Joseph Lucius of West Superior
spent Christmas here with his parents
Miss Jennie ellis has returned from
River Falls Wis, where she has been
attending school.
The wood choppers are very busy
these days. There is being shipped
from this place from five to seven cars
of wood daily.
Log hauling has begun in good shape
and the Musser Sauntry Co. is rushing
things i'll first class style this winter.
M:. +. Huser, of Cumberland, Wis,
paid us a short visit w edneSday. He
is buying cedar and ties for the Beaver
Dam Lumber Co. of that city.
John Carlson entertained party of
friends at his residence OH Christmas.
Among those present were. Z. +. Wat
erberry, Frank Mcclure and Z. r. Col
gard. They had a jolly good time.
CroiX Hotel on MAS eve, and with
the exception of a little row, they had
q good time. An elegant oyster sup
per WAS served.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J O. Donell gave a
very nice dance at their residence last
Monday evening. There We're about
twenty couples present, and it proved
to be the incest party OF the season.
The entertainment at the school
house Xmas eve was Il grand success.
1t was the first Christmas tree ever
gotten up in the school for the little
ones. There was about two hundred
people present. The singing, recita-
tons and debating were all very good,
and little Dick Neville made a splen-
did Santa Claus. The entire manage
ment was under the guidance of the
teacher, Miss Lizzie Cluston, who is
entitled to much praise for her labor
and patient drilling of the little act
ors. The program rendered was as
follows:
Carol-"Christmas Time is Come Again..
school.
Recitation-"Loom of Life" ..............
EXercisc-"Roses and Lilies.
Six Girls.
MY btSt FRIEND. .....--...-..--.
Lena Mcrtzig and Nick Limpach.
Nativity" Observation-Disclosures. -.
Matilda Mertzig.
observation-disclosures to Bethlehem"
Maggie Richards, Clara Rcuno, Sadie Lord.
Carol-''Hark. The Herald Angels Sing.
School.
Northumberland Bells.
Emma Lord
DialoGue-"The Choice" Observation-Disclosures.
Eight Pupils
Song-"God BE With You."& ..............
School.
ST. CROIX Boy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Notice OF HeariKg,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,

STATE nsI, OF WISCONSIN I;tx2y corxrY corrr
In the mater nf tc-s ming the descent of
tain IanfS u h5;.gta' r1;iii'y, WISCONSIN io1hc
=, ~ g law OF J"Hn >PaIiEs deceased, late %
Saai, >.e Marie Michigan.
NOTICE - hereby given. That at "A special
term of this Court, he'd on the iilh day of Dee
emtcr !s.rt, TIE petition Of Cornelius Kennedy
grantee of all the hers a law oil said dee, dem
Vas :ilcd III this court. p aging ssH2iuN.;t s..i-
tUrmlnIu@ the descent al cyrtar ft1sl@ j. sttr,.
l,s conHiY. Wisconsin. 10 Ht,:.c pa - r7Tfs-
faFri.'rn i"hi S.4-i,lp. Z hf"'es .-idIT''- Ina
Wnchcster "a" = - con Achsah padding ar
tho h~i-r II 7':F q John Sinls'...l. deceased;
fst:t p.'rs'.att 10 an n.4er made herein a. IL
nccal term Of this Court. held on The I&th das uf
D"cenlbcr, 80, Inc laid petilnn viii be heard r
spectral term OF this CourI Ia b. held the Us
day Of January l>J::, AT 10 r,cl0rk in the fore
noon OF thHl day. IN the CtfiEe OF the ttonury
jn'ig" at fg C"Irr House in the city Of superior
Douglas cjUnty. " Wisconsin,
j rat the ian.~ Ill Irs,.-uL - which the descent
u sought IL be determined ARK ~ the Judgment
eStabllsh,- are ii I-te in Doug a. cu;t-.ty Ms
6Un.In, and nrC dCSCT.D ii as EJiiuFs.
Block aunt aFct; ten 30, in East It Croix street
In the TOWNSHIP OF superior according III tltt- re
corded pi':i thereof.
Dated iii, 18Th day of December 1872
.! the CouFi.
d-iT6 y. =. E0BEETS-
to1t!sv .Ifisl ~
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Notice to Creditors.

CTATT. OF WISCONSIN-DOUGLAS COUNTY
CIn County Court.
In the matter Of the Estate Of George Larson de.
ceased. late of the city OF superior, i'll Douglas
county Wisconsin. In Probate.
Letters of administration with will annexed
having been granted 10 Charles J. Monsoon Esq
of the city OF Superior, upon the estate of George
Larson, deceased. late of Doug las county. NiScon.
sin. and an order having been entered herein OH
the 2th day of December. legl limiting the time
for creditors to present their claims against the
said estate for examination and allowance TO six
months from and after The 2Jth day of Decem.
Der, l-!c2.
Notice is hereby given. That The said County
Court WILL on the INST fUeyFiNv - each succeed.
ing six months hereafter, q reI air terms of the
County Court then Ia Ire ri al - o'cU"k \. VI
81 said DAYS. al the ONCE of the County Judge i'll
the Court House, in the city Of superior NIscUn-
sin. receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of every person against the estate of
said deceased.
Claims should be verified and filed before the
expiration of said SIX mouths
Dated this 18th day OF lie -eIuACr l~.r1.
By The Court.
D. E ROBERTS.
Tr,Fl loo
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Notice of Hearing.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-DOCGLAS COUNTY
! Yin County Court

STATE OF WISCONSIN-DOCGLAS COUNTY
,0ln County Court.
In the matter of determining the descent of lands
in Douglas county, Wisconsin, to the heirs at
law of Frederick kohagen, deceased late OF
Duluth, Minnesota
Notice is hereby given that at a special term of
this Court held on the 10Th day of December, lS91
the petition of Caroline kohagen, heir ut law OF
said dccetient, filed in this court, playing II
Judgment determining the descent of certain
lands i'll Douglas county. Wisconsin. To Emma
kohagcn, Frederick konageIl. bora koiiHgru.
Harry k0haI.en and benjamin kOhagcn all the
heirs al law of Frederick kuhagcn deceased.
That pursuant to an order made herein at
special terra Of this Court, held Oh the 10Th day
of December, lsf. the said petition will be heard
nj special term of this court to be held on the
9Th day Of February. ls3 al - clock i'll the fore
noon of that day, in the office of the county
Judge at the Court House in the City of superior
Douglas County Wisconsin.
] hat the LANDS in respect to which the descent
is suu%ht tn be determined and by the judgncn
established, situated in Douglas county Wis
cOIlsin and are described rs follows:
Lots one and two, block ten G0), La Belle di-
vision To South superior in the city of Superior
according to the plat on file of record in the
Office of the Register OF deeds county Of Douglas
and State of Wisconsin.
Dated this 10Th day of December, 1892.
By the Court.
d. L. ROBERTS.
d2ij7 County Judge.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Real Estate TrahsieTs.
From tiie Official Record of transfers, FL
lished by Miss Nellie orion, West Superjorl

From tiie Official Record, of transfers, PUB
lished by Miss Nellie Orion, West Superorl
| Minutes of Dee. 80
| Mary Dunbar TO W II Godwil Its 20 81 g
| y 2S ok Worlds Fair iv l 20t
II " sup LIST 10 5O(
D d smead L: ruby Hoskin a Its "A p
| blk Isl W Sup LIST OK
st Louis Land Imp co to II Adams 1t e
bk IS lst div OF - Louis So
/ NV Inv Il lnpco 10 Mrs A Sensaiiey
I i Mills E. u { 1Leclaire q of ss Its
| in sup 81 div
f \ LeClaire to I Mills ct al - Lifts in
! sup Sd div
Cora VI Remington to Earnest Keith 1t
bk 1875 W sup 18th 6ou
Minutes of Dec ~
! 5 Ehitrfiore 10 sup Con Land co 1t iS3
Bay st and 10 Montreal Pier !
| Ont Land co To Otto Stevenson 1t y blk 5
| ont Land ca add 400
! Daniel Flynn Ia Frank Conlon 1t Is bk
; Isl W sup 18th Div l 200
J Gilbert TO Andrew jackson, It 10 ok
| Ailouez Park aid To L sup 1jO
| sup Imp co 10 \ W Shaver Its IL l. bk
sup Central ! SOC
J Merriam to Christopher A Dundee It's
! IS hk - : Sup l>t 6u0
| W c Sherwood to " II Lynn lit blk II w
sup lst 800
| Q \ kitan to 2 D jacobson = II "B' Wis
Inv Cos Sbd dag lt 10 l2I
| Same to same und Its - IL l. bk 81 W
/ sup 9Th l O2j
i PIui X + X I Do to { G Carr 1t 10 bk
IWI, ktnaam add l25
1 Mary Melcher to A Leictv II 6i Co
! burn Il III Morrison div to sup lis
/ a q Descent TO L / Bnyes 1t s. w Ist and
- " Il 2J0
Minutes of Dec oG
/ c y Erickson to + W Mccormick It blk
| Williamson x Mccormick add 10 : sup Us
| l. \ l. Imp CO TO EStclla d luungblood 1t
Is bk .l1 W sup 9ih / i25
| " Bennett 60 v start Its 6 biz Ont
Lam Cos odd 10
| Q { Billings 10 l. II kullmau Its 10 l6 bk
| Billings add To W sup 500
| Dub Loan X Land co To Vim Murdoch ct al
| Its : $ ok , Watson add To ; Sup 4l5
! Hiram Hayes to Trace NcMahOn Z of Sc
of ST as -
" Hodhle to Wesley Hochle 1t ok lOl
| W Suplst so
| Minutes OF Dec. y.
s Sup Imp co. to Otto Bobery, lots !, . blk
II Herrrai Div. 200
Same TO Il a Groves, Its I, bk ID same 80
Luther Wendenhall to { - Ma o ty co
right of way over NV of he of l6 s-l5 /
Willcutts 10 Aug Anderson lot ) ok 10
Alloucs Park add 100
Same TO Hedvig AkebiOm lot same blk 100
same TO Betsey SwenSon. 1t same blk 100
ont Land Co TO A Anderson, 1t u bk - 400
K WemySs to L Kennedy, lot 10 bh l3,
WemySS adj $50
Z J McCoilom, to same, lots l05 l01, west
10Th street Sup
! Vim Kelly to w II Wnslow; lot 81 blk 10.
| Merriam Park and part Of lot Is, bk PIC,
| Sup, 9Th div 500
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

Our delegation Of attorneys WHO
went down to Marshiieid " ednesday
returned at 80 this Friday morning
One hundred and sINty-tive delegates
and eighty proxies were present. The
leading candidates were Judge Il. ID.
Marshall and Judge Webb. The " ebb
men, finding themselves outnumbered,
bolted the convention called by them
selves. and the rest of the delegates
then went ahead and issued a call to
Judge Marshall who will probably ac-
cept and be elected iii the spring as he
should be-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Notice of Final Proof,

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
IL Dee H. 1872.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have fled notice OF their intention
to make final proof in SUPPORT Of their respective
claims ana that said proofs Will be made before
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Douglas county,
Wisconsin, at superior. Wisconsin, on
January 23, 1898.
James Goodwill, homestead application No.
1895 for the southeast quarter OF section 8, town
ship ~ north, range ii west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz: Richard Bennett, otto Bathe,
William Irwin and HarF~nu saw! en-, all of BEN
nett siding, Douglas eouErS Wis.
Frt-iTIck Soderland, homestead entry No.
lil, FOR the northwest quarter of section d, town
ship Ii north, range IL. west.
He NAMES the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land viz: Axcl Llaibcr-, Charles \. Free
man, swan >wanbcrg and Ole Flood, all of HGw-
thurne pnugl..s county. Wis.
And Alfred Carlson who made Pre- EmptiOn
entry y. ;. No. loss. for y Wa Of Sec. IS lip. Is
y Range Il W. i especially cited 10 appear and
show cause why said Pre- Emltion entity shUUyfl
NOT be cancelled.
H. L. DESSE,
6f1,2l Register
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

The first quarterly meeting of the
Thompson Avenue NJ L. Church VIII
be held tomorrow, Jan. !, 1888. The
Elder will not be here but in his stead
Rev. II. p Haylett, of the West End,
Will preach IN the evening, and con
duet the sacramental services after
the sermon Love feast in the League
room from ESQ to 80 p. III,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

The burning of the Fargnssen
block in Duluth few days ago, occas-
toned a great loss to a good many peo-
pie There We're large number of
offices in the building and the loss in
the way of valuable papers, maps, etc,
was great. AS sample of this the
Mesaba Il Northern railroad lost all of
its maps, tracts, abstracts etc. Sever
al large law libraries were also lost
Other losses were, on building Sl25,-
coo insurance 10000; hardware stock
Of Chaplin & Wells $4,000, insured;
Schiller & Uibbard cigar dealers, $50,
600, insurance Sl7 900. The plant of
the Little Citizen, owned by J. Adam
Bede, was totally destroyed: loss about
81 900 with no Insurance. The walls
of the building are being torn down
and it is said that The finest building
OF all the city will next year adorn the
site of the present ruins.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
The county Commissioners are

The county Commissioners are IN
session this Friday afternoon. The
committee which went 10 Chicago to
inspect the window III the World 5
Fair building, will report, and 1t IS
generally expected that the report VIII
be roast" for somebody. The qnes-
ton of better county roads should re-
ceive a good deal of attention at this
time. Better roads and more OF them,
have become an absolute necessity,
and there is no reason why tue county
should not provide trem.
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Notice, ladies.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Relief Society will be held
at their rooms in the West superior
hotel next Monday afternoon at three
o o'clock. \ full attendance is very
much desired as there are matters of
Importance to be considered.
DAILY papers please copy.
LUNA CHRISTIE Secy
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

The Epworth League of the
Thompson Avenue N. Z, Church viii
hold q social in the Epworth League
parlors from eight TO eleven and
atehnight service from eleven to
twelve o'clpck on New \ cal Eve.
1eur- peorle are cordially invited
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31

-Harper's Bazaar for December 5lst'
comnIetIng its twenty-tifth volume,
will contain among other attractive
features two-act comedy by Grace l..
Firms entitled "Pallo's Luck also
4 finely illustrated paper on Chinese
Women ~ seen i'll Picking, by Isaac
I l!eadland, Professor Of Mental and
Moral Philosophy i'll the University Of
/, LINN
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-12-31
Here Is Something,

All of our Doll Carriages, Shoe Flys
Rocking Horses, Dell chairs, Child
ren's desks, etc. Will be sold at cost as
we are going out of that class of goods
Come and get a cheap Holiday present
LOG UE 4 WHITNEY.
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w hen the Old

When the Old Nicollet House
burned Sunday morning, several other
houses came near going also. Mr..
Garriety's place got on fire, and 1t was
hard fight to save the large furni-
ture establishment of Mr.. Whitney.
Mr. Idell and Mr.. l.. ID. Newton both
had to keep close watch for the fly
ing brands to save their places. Had
Mr. Whitney's store burned no power
could have saved a building on Second
street for three blocks at least The
weather was bitter cold with a good
stiff northwest wind blowing. The
firemen worked like heroes and almost
every one of them went home with
frozen fingers, or ears, or toes, or
hands, and they are entitled to all the
praise which may be given to them.