Emery County Progress | 1901-10-12 | Page 2 | Fourteen Inches of Rain Falls at Galveston in Fourteen Hours

fourteen inci ol 01 kain 11 at in fourteen galveston was visited by the heaviest rainfall in its history tuesday storm which formed off galveston did not break until early morning and from 3 a m until 3 p the precipitation was tremendous tov the fourteen hours ending at 12 30 p m 14 08 inches of water fell from 8 a m to 1 p m three inches fell the rain was accompanied by wind which blew forty two miles an hour at 11 30 a a from the east the streets were flooded and considerable damage resulted charles R and porter W fleming of tucson arizona report a remarkable gold discovery the rich find is lo 10 bated seventy miles north of tucson and the vein of ore according to the flemings is feet wide and s thousand feet in length A canon cut through the vein for 00 feet exposing the ore on either sidn the entire length of the cut the fleming brothers as sert that from the of tl e can yon to the surface the cropp age of ore will run from 5 to 1 00 to the ton ahey estimate the amount of gold in s at the enormous mm of 7 i wa jj e vl i