Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-08-09


| no insurance.
Genres & Hertrich, $500; insured.
Sprague Independent, $1,000; no insur
ance.
| DR.. Jacobs. dentist. $500; insured.
| Murphy and Burns, four buildings.
100000 stock. $4,000; insurance light.
Stoke & Amery. stock hardware.
$40, OOO insured for $4,000.
| Vacant livery barn; no insurance.
Davies & Gray. grocers, $4,000; in
| sured for $4,000.
Mrs M. Heard, building and MILL
merry stock, $4,000; insured.
| w. A. Buckley, 5000; no insurance.
| knights of Pythias building. $500: no
| insurance.
| Jim Coy. laundry. $500; no insurance.
| r. Winters, saloon, stock and fix
lures, $500; no insurance.
| Commercial hotel. building and con-
tents, $4,000; no insurance.
| J. w. Littlefield. bakery. $500; in
| sured for $500.
| Sprague Packing Company, $40. 900:
no insurance.
| C. W. Littlefield, grocer. $4,000.
[ j. F. Hall, general merchandise, $4,000;
insured.
| Cooper & Sanderson, $780, insured.
e. NJ Kinnear. capitalist. 600; par
| TALLY insured. His loss includes two
| rows of buildings. one on b street and
one on First street. about 10 in all.
Merritt & Salisbury, lawyers. $3.50;
| insured.
II. N. Martin, lawyer. 5000; insurance
not known.
Fred Slips, shoemaker. $500; no in
surance.
T. F. Meagher. postmaster. $1,000; in
sured for $500.
j. j. Burns, saloon, building. stock
and fixtures, $4,000; no insurance.
John Moore. fancy groceries. $4,000;
no insurance.
c. f. Eckhardt, cigarmaker $500; no
| insurance.
Frank Parker, shoemaker, $1OD; no in
| surance.
George Troy. restaurant. $500; insur-
| ance not known.
w. p. Murray. two store buildings,
| $500; no insurance.
Model restaurant, 5000; insurance not
known.
e. II. Peterson. barber. $500. no in
surance.
]. Fl. Under. tobacconist $1,000; in
sured for $500.
]. w. Reed. jeweler. $1,000; insurance
not known.
Hugh McQuaid fish. 5000; no insur-
ance
Charles Hagen. carpenter. $500: in
sured.
Mrs. Moore. restaurant, $500; no insur.
ance.
II. p. Hicks. tinsmith, $50; no insur-
ance.
]. w. Ryan. saloon. fixtures, stock
and store building, $1,000; insured fol
$4,000.
r. Newman & Co. general rnerchan
! disc, $40, OOe; insurance 81, 900.
City hall and and jail, $4,000; insured
for $4,000.
Sprague journal, $500; no insurance.
Palmer & Rey. two presses. $500; M
! insurance.
A. Lowe. household goods, $500; no in
{ surance.
;. L. F. Williams, housegold goods. $500
{ no insurance.
i r. b. Morrison, house and contents
u $1,000; no insurance.
Judge Cation, building. $3.50; Insured.
Daniel Winter, house and contents
$1000 no insurance.
Methodist church, $4,000; insured
r. r. Jones, residence and contents
$500; insured.
. Masonic hall. $4,000; insured.
County jail. $500; insured.
w. P. Putnam, drugs, $500; Insured
Pacific hotel. $4,000: no insurance.
National hotel. $4,000; insured.
Otoo Arnold. saloon. $500; no insuI
ance.
. A. Van Allen, blacksmith. $500; no in
. surance.
"a Williams Bros, second hand goods
O 5000; no insurance.
d A. w. Holland. building. $500: ir
W sured.
h James Culross, tailor. $500; no insul
It ance.
1t Herbring block. $4,000: ins ured &c
$4,000.
Re w. H. Odds. drugs. $4,000; In ured &c
lie $1,000
1t G. H. Gilpin. dry goods. $4,000: II
s. sured for $1,000.
a The Chicago Store, SIC, 900; insured fo
rs $1,000
Ben Ettelson, saloon, $4,000: insured.
IS John Kirk. butcher, $500; insured.
n, w. A. Peters, harness. $500: insured.
40 George Cosgrove, saloon, $1,000; IL
E sured.
IN w. R. White. tailor. $1,000; insure
40 for $500.
~ r. L. Wells. jeweler. $1,000: no insu
4 ance.
g. Lee & Astrup, saloon. $500: no insu
ance.
Joseph Wormald, building. $500; II
-, sured.
m Paul Herold. barber. $500: insuran,
&c not known.
Id e. Weyer. boots and shoes, $1,000: Il
of surance not known.
X Thomas Smith. vacant building. $50
u insured.
f. Sprague. Aug. 4.-The Sabbath day
en- Sprague has been a day of unceasir
at labor instead of rest. All day lor
to throngs of people have been upon Il
on streets viewing the scene OF yeste
ne days awful confiagration. No ne
ne fires were started today, but all ov
d. the burnt district the embers Of yeste
eu day are still smoking. and in maj
y places the fire has not diminished
'' any great extent. The coal bunke
of the Northern Pacific railroad a
- still burning at lively rate. and Il
- indications are that the fire may la
no for several days yet, as many hundre
of tons of coal lay In the burning hea
The forenoon was spent in teariI
es down dangerous walls and In removiI
de every possible structure which mig
n. cause an accident At o'clock til
he morning a track had been laid aroui
& the ruins and the passenger and freig