American Fork Citizen | 1914-08-01 | Page 3 | Coal Train Ditched

coAii nt A i.n i)ncin;i Tliriinduy, about 3 o'clock, llo earn loiiiled with coal on tho I). Kr It. (,. were ditched between Aniciican Folk and (icneva, linen or the cars beliiK turned upside down, scattering coal over a considerable distance. South I hundred Ilea were torn up. Harry Hamilton, the station boss, had a pii-tntr pii-tntr motor ear when1 the accident happened and the coal car turning iter on it, smashed tho motor car, No one was Injured. A wrecking crew came down rrom Salt Lake City. He-twecu He-twecu 3 o'clock ami about midnight, while tho track was being restored to normnl condition, tho naBseiuw rains were detot.rel r P"h BMt Lake R0Utt, The nccWcnt ' fe 8 on ono bnfcyicnu' b-v broken whwl n one or the coal ears.