The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1904-06-10

The John Tholin residence had a mar
row escape and was considerably
scorched.
The Leavenworth Hospital was also
in considerable danger from flying en-
bers.
The brick building occupied by the
Leayenworth Mercantile Co. suffered
slight damage in the front and rear.
The plate glass in the front was broken
by the heat and the awning was also
somewhat burned. In the rear the
damage did not amount to more than
the breaking OF the glass in the win
dows.
The Tumwater Bank had the win
dows in the front broken by the heat
and was well scorched.
A number of residences and business
houses other than those mentioned
were slightly damaged.
All in all it was one of the worst and
most dangerous OF the many fires that
this town has had
The Loss and Insurance
Following is as full list OF the losses
as can be ascertained, together with
the insurance:
City Drug Store, Dwight Darling,
Everett, proprietor, loss on building
and stock $1,000, insurance, S1100.
Leavenworth Mercantile Co., loss on
building and stock in warehouse, 800,
no insurance. Loss on store building,
$500, covered by insurance.
E. A. King, manager for Dwight OAR
ling, loss on household goods, books
and clothing, 5000, no insurance.
III. Nelson, attorney, loss on books
and fixtures, $50, no insurance.
DR.. Hoxsey, loss on books, 1nstru-
ments and fixtures, $3.50, no insurance.
G. S. Merriam, loss on residence, $500
covered by insurance.
John Tholin, loss on barn and con-
tents, $3.50 no insurance. Loss on res
idence, 800, no insurance.
Carl Christensen, damage TO building
$500, covered by insurance.
F. S. Taylor, damage to post office
fixtures. S75, no insurance.
A. A. Tholin, damage to stock in
moving, S75, no insurance.
S. E. Blagg & Son, Tumwater res
taurant, damage to fixtures and stock,
$500, no insurance.
Hall Dry Good, Co., Everett, loss on
stock, $500. Sa ed about $500 worth of
stock, 5000 insurance.
Smith & Tholin, saloon, loss on stock,
fixtures and two buildings, $4,000, $500
insurance on restaurant buildings.
W. T Greve, loss on furniture and
fixtures, $3.50, covered by insurance.
Loss on barber shop, 800, no insur-
ance.
Tumwater Bank, damage to building
and fixtures. $50, covered by insurance.
D. H. Magyar, damage to building and
and loss on stock, furniture and house
hold goods $500, insured.
T. F. Russell, proprietor Cascade
Hotel, loss on building. furniture and
fixtures, $4,000, on building $4,000. Mr..
Russell had just completed the addition
and repainting of the new and old por-
ton OF the building the day before the
fire. The hotel contained % well fur
nished rooms, everyone of which was
occupied the night of the fire. Some of
the guests sustained minor losses the
amount of which we have not been able
to ascertain. A small amount of the
furniture on the first floor was saved.
There were a number of rooms over
Smith & Tholin's saloon all of which
were occupied. There was some minor
losses among these tenants.
Rebuilding Notes.
Smith G. Tholin will rebuild as soon
as arrangements can be made the build
ing will be brick. Two story with
frontag of from 40 to 60 it,, with large
opera house above and basement below.
Dwight Darling has commenced the
erection of a temporary frame building
and will open the City Drug stor9 next
week. He will also build brick COW
ering his 80 fit lot which adjoins Smith
& Tholin.
Some fifteen or twenty frame dwell
ings are in course of building in differ
ent parts Of the town. None Of them
very large but all substantial.
Frank Sutton's residence is one of
the best now in course of construction.
1t will have nine rooms with bath
room and closets, and will be well and
thoroughly finished.