THOMAS (Library of Congress) Insurance Claims and the Appraisal Clause | Page 4 SAN FRANCISCO — A wind-driven wildfire near the Oregon border has damaged or destroyed 100 homes and forced at least 1,500 people to flee. Authorities say the tiny town of Weed near the base of Mount Shasta is under siege from a 300-acre blaze that erupted around 1:30 p.m. Monday. The blaze also burned Weed’s Catholic church to the ground and damaged a lumber mill. Winds gusting to 40 mph are pushing the flames into the town. Siskiyou County sheriff’s deputies have gone door-to-door to evacuate the town and nearby Carrick and Lake Shastina. The main north-south freeway, Interstate 5, has been closed in the area. Firefighters work to put out fires and protect structures along Center Street on Monday.GREG BARNETTE/THE RECORD SEARCHLIGHT/AP Firefighters work to put out fires and protect structures along Center Street on Monday. The blaze has burned a less than a square mile and destroyed 21 structures — 20 of them homes, CalFire spokesman Dennis Mathisen said. The destructive fire led Gov.
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