Show 4 OSING IT OF ulc MINES af RES BIG 1 1 1 int tt 1 1 clr FLA i afu cob ars 11 juri A guju VA i u 1 baij I 1 I 1 the direct monetary loss Is not the only item to be figured in count ing the coit of the hood flood with no trim service all the coal ramps of girbon irbon county will be without cirs aid id will be unable to do any work two weeks or more with no output will be P ic not only to the miners and toe operators but it will have a serious effect on the maet ma ae et t sunny side will keep right along co coil 1 I a d burning coke storing it for future shipment big industries depending on carbon bounty coal will in all probability ability have to shut down including the copper mines and anti the smelters the number of men thrown temporarily out of work can hardly be estimated for miny m iny of them will be used in n the work of repairing ring the hood flood damage superintendent A E gibson stated this morning thit he would be glad to let the railroad company I ave all his men in III order to hasten the work of getting train service re fumed for there will be no mine work for an period and the tho men will not want to lie in the camp idle with the demind for labor so an strong all ov r the country the same is of all the camps the food situation in the camps is not the brightest but with fruit vegetables and bread now coining coming in in large quantities from grand orand junction no apprehension of a shortage e is felt price was without bread for a day lith lit H gunderson is out with a gang of men working three hefte shifts on the feet of flume that was out of tho the price river irrigation company canal and toe tte work will be finished in five da das so that the farmers under tho the ditch cm ortin give their crops a good watering from the river the gooseberry reer reservoir voir people near furslew phoned yesterday that t tucy djey would divide their water with ith the people who were depend depending litz on Al mammoth ammoth reservoir and with this crop loss 1 v will ill not be so lit av as was at list anticipated if enough is scared for taso gatei ings the joss 1099 will ill be out small but if other trou brou bips come comm the loss cannot evin even be estimated george austin states that flork will be rushed rustled on building i new dam so th it water cin again be stared in the reservoir nex net t winter F P S danley has a crew of nua woi king today on tho the bridge brid gent at castio castlo gate and the utah fuel company has its men all along the line help I 1 ing ing mako make the county road passable P E clarity vice president E A sweet and others ohm of the D R 0 I 1 H r uko uke general manager of the utah col coal route and A 11 cowie C 11 II gibbs A C watts and J b h thompson of the utah fuel company are all at castle gate today pir nning on the repair ork arrangements will be be made to send enough cc ceat at around by denver 4 to prevent any suffer suffering lag of business indus tries of the smaller class clasa whether erin a ligh will be twit to sup ply the smelters has not beon been deter mined tho the boys from the pleasant valley coal 1 campo campa are out at work on the tracks as new reports show tho the railroad damage larger than had been thought every bridge from milepost no 14 to cotton colton la 19 out of corn com mission rumors that the utah road will abandon the passenger service bi b i tween price and anti the south camps are unfounded as no action has en by the officials A new bridge across the river will co cost it isey alveral einal thousand dollars and the load is a loa ios ing proposition but the people of the camp must have access to the county sat and tt it is not thought that the will fail lo 10 a me ins all mall mail is being sent out by way of denver danver and salt lake mail will come that way fora few days local people are going dippy with no news of the outside world it is probable that the road to colton will be io in shape in a few days 1 so that trucks can bring the mall down parties f goine going to salt lake by auto are going by way of salina |