Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-09
CHAMBER COMMERCE.
PRICELESS EXHIBIT
DAMAGED BY WA TER
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN SEVENTH STORY
Damage to Euilding, Contents and The Herald
Plant Estimated at About $2O0,OOO-SOme of
Curiosities in Free Show Rooms ImpOs-
sible to Replace Are Destroyed

Tourist and Hotel agency, Cali
DR.. H. S. Cheney, 5O4; Califor-
MIA Produce company, 40; Colo
rado exchange, 436;. California
Tourist and Hotel company, Cali
fornia-Nevada Securities COM
pany, 1924; Commercial Dis
count company, $3.50; ]. II.
Cushing, 634-35; F. w. Court
ney, SOL; Coin Group Mining and
Milling company, 424-25; F. C.
Clark, SOC; Consolidated Real
Estate company, 521-22-23; w.
S. Creighton, COL; E. ]. Coting,
SOL; L. c. Crossman, 608; S. w.
Dawson, second floor; Diamond
Coal company, 631; Earl Fruit
company, 431; E. Elmer, 500; ].
A. Frame, 60+; ]. c. Farnsworth,
527; FRANKLIN association, $40;
Field Marshall company, '509-12 I;
T. E. Fearlead, sos; Forest
Lawn Cemetery company, 613;
T. ]. .Solloway, sic; Dr., L. Greg
ory,. 537-41; Golden Rule frater-
nifty, '401; DR.. E. G.. Goodrich,
637-38; Hamburg Realty com
pany, 5QSs @. M. Harris, 421; E.
c. Hynes, 405; Holdtite Plaster
company, 450; Hadley & Bescha,
$50; Hardy Bros, 437; w. Fl.
Hanlon, 522-24; Interstate Min
ing and Milling company, o33-
Al; Income Realty Co., sol; In
glewood Poultry Co., All; B. F.
Jacobs,524; jacques Beasden Co.,
$40; jenkins & Burns, 424 /;
rs; w. F. Johanert, 612; F. Tor
dan, 521-22-23; Judson Mfg. Co.,
424-29; Keystone Realty COM
pany, 424; M. c. Kain, 500; w.
N. Kechum, 500; w. H. King,
5l6-18; Lawrence Advertising
company, 40; w. L. Lander,
sos; ]. J. Lockwood. 615; Los
Angeles Construction company,
531; L. A. Distribution bureau,
$50; T. c. Low, 1924; Miss M.
M. Mather, 436; Murphy Cook,
$50; w. D. Mcdonald, 534-35 E.
]. Mitts, 533-34; R. Mills, 614; St.
Mock, sol; Municipal Bond Co.,
SAILS; DIR. D. N. L. Newberg,
4l4; National Clearing house,
SOL; John D. Orth, 406; R. Z.
Parkinson, $40; Pacific Plaster
and Cement company, 430; O. J..
Pierce, $50; DR.. Phillips, 613;
A. L. Pinkerton, All; C. Rand
& Co., $50; A. ]. Richards, 61O;
Reader Magazine, Sal; D. H.
Pierce, 542-46; w. P. Reed, 631 ;
J. N. Richardson, 424; DIR. ]. B.
Renshaw, 435; Stern Realty Co.,
537; w. S. Satterheld, 604: R. S.
Saunders, 405; E. d. Severance,
400; P. H. Sadler & Co., sos; /;
Scott Bros, 507; Southwestern
Law and Collection agency, 634-
IS; S. S. Shank, 600; G. w.
Skinner, SIS; ]. w. Spangler,
532; C. L. Struby, 529; H. ].
Toy, 407; Upton & Gaylor, 634-
IS; J. B. Treadwell, 116-15; H.
Tillson, 424; Tuttle & Kelly,
6l2; Frank Wiggins, second
floor; Western Building COM
pany, 4O3; F. w. Webster, sol !;
o. L. Wordsworth, $40.
Herald Damage $4,000
Herald employees scented the
smoke of the fire shortly before
an alarm was turned in from box
81, at Second and Main streets,
but were under the impression
that fumes were arising from the
stereotype furnaces.
The first knowledge that the
building was afre came from out
siders, who rushed to the editor
ial rooms and told of the blaze.
No confusion resulted and it was
assumed that the fire had broken
out in one of the Spring street
buildings. Departments heads
were notified, however, and every
man remained at his post as
under ordinary conditions.
The fact that there is no pro-
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