Among the properties destroyed are the…
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Dr. Cowanperson
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is a mass of ruins, with here and
there an adobe wall or a pile of stones, the
space is covered only with charred timbers,
warped stoves, pipes, sheet and other iron. The
post office building is badly blackened up as
are the houses left on the south side of the
street.
Among the properties destroyed are the
G.A.R. hall, stage and express office, Dr. Cow-
mans residence and office, Mrs. Patton’s store
and entire stock of goods, the two school houses,
Egan’s blacksmith shop, Chinese quarters, which
include a Chinese store, the Episcopal church
building, and several other valuable buildings,
all on the north side of the street, and the
greater portion of two blocks from Main street
to Austin avenue.
On the south side of the street was the
Templar building, west of which to Water
street, was burned in the “first fire.” It could
have been saved this time if the water had
been strong enough to go to the top of the
building.
There was no insurance on any of the
property on the north side. Mrs. Patton is the
heaviest loser. The G.A.R. post lost all the
flags, guidons and valuable relics. ‘Dr. Cowan
moved into Dawson’s residence, whose family is
absent in California.
The Knights of Pythias, Masons and Odd
Fellows had their halls in the Templar, the