The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-10-24
Fire Statistics.

census bureau.
Pickaway County, with popu
lation of 27, ,04S, had 81 fires ii
buildings worth, contents included
$3.50, 1877 the insurance ut risk
was $S5, ,25O, and the actual loss
$49, ia or 81 so per capita.
Defiance County, with popula'
tion of 26,767, had l6 fires in
buildings worth, contents includ-
ed, $40, ,375 the insurance on them
was $41 1865, and the actual loss
$16,829 or 81 cents per capita.
In the average fire in Pickaway
County, the loss possible was ST.
443 and the actual loss 81, 1893. In
Defiance County the loss possible
was "a, 398 and the actual loss ST.,
052.
In Pickaway County each dol
lars worth Of property ieopardized
had 36S cents of insurance on it (;
in Defiance 594 cents.
Adams County, with popula-
tion of 26, ,470, had 20 fires in
buildings worth, contents incIud-
ed. $50, 300; the insurance at risk
was $11, ,450, and the actual loss
$1S,975 or 70 cents per capita.
Champaign County, with pop
ulation of 20, 446, had 33 fires in
buildings worth, contents includ-
ed, $1O2,o95; the insurance on
them was $66, ,975, and the actual
loss $33, 247, or 81 % per capita.
In the average fire in Adams
County the loss possible was ST.
965 and the actual loss S948. In
Champaign County the loss possi-
BILE was So, ,094 and the actual loss
81, ,007.
In Adams County each dollars
worth of property jeopardized had
30 cents of insurance on it; in
Champaign So! cents.
Warren County, with a popula-
tion of 25, $50, had 10 fires in
buildings worth, contents includ-
ed, 500, 400; the insurance at risk
was $40, 1875, and the actual loss
1850 or 26 cents per capita.
Delaware County, with popu-
Iation of 25,636, had 81 fires in
buildings worth, contents lnclud-
ed, $40, ,070; the insurance on them
was $27, 1875, and the actual loss
$24, 948, or OF cents per capita.
In the average fire in Warren
County the loss possible was $2,-
O4O and the actual loss $686, In
Delaware County the loss possible
was 50, l49 and the actual loss 3d.
1873.
In Warren County each dollars
worth of property ieopardized had
494 cents of insurance on it; in
Delaware 50 cents.
Hooking County, with popu-
lation of $500, had 3 fires in
builings worth, contents included,
$1l, 600; the insurance at risk was
IS, 900, and the actual loss IS, 938
or % cents per capita.
Williams County, with popu-
lation of "a, 9s8, had 16 fires in
buildings worth, contents includ-
ed, $95,031 the insurance on
them was $54, 1926, and the actual
loss $41, ,9l6 or $l,67 per capita.
In the average fire In Hooking
County the loss possible was 49,
500 and the actual loss l,1S6.
In Williams County the loss pos
sible was 5000 and the actual
loss 50, 623.
In Hooking County each dollars
worth of property j:opardized had
81 cents of insurance on it; In
Williams SO cents.
Shelby County, with a popula-
tion of 24,575, had 8 fires In
buildings worth, contents in.
cluded, $40, ,2l0; the insurance at
risk was $40, $50, aud the actual
loss $l3,OO5 or 53 cents per
capita.
Clinton County, with popula-
tion of "A, 1870, had II fires in
buildings worth, contents in
cluded, $i7, $780, the insurance on
them was 500, 1856, and the actual
loss S2l ,070 or 81 cents per capita.
In the average fire in Shelby
County the loss possible was $5,-
468 and the actual loss 81, 446.
In Clinton County the loss pos