Show I r rI K r s I Latest News From a Iii I THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST i I Utah Utah Nevada Wyoming Idaho Nevada Montana s 1 I 1 I I RAINS s. s CAUSE i s FURTHER LOSS Train Service Restored Motor Cars Art Are Marooned I PRICE Sept 9 By By The Asso Asso- Associated elated Press Carbon Press Carbon county al already al- al already already ready hit by three rainstorms this summer experienced its fourth and filth fifth Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon A total of cf five inches of rain fell in Spring canyon a I and three Inches here Streets e were e transformed into rivers ri con con- considerable considerable properly property loss and driving con I citizens of the lower sections of the city and mining camps In the nearby canyons from their homes Railroad and highway bridges were washed out and D D. R R. G. G W W. train service has been restored I Eight D D. D R R. G O. O W W. passenger trains were ere tied up here while at least leasta a dozen freight trains were scattered along the tracks between Soldiers Summit and Green Oreen River It is estimated that automobiles are marooned with only the Hunt Hunt- Huntingdon HuntIngdon Huntingdon ingdon canyon canon road open to travel tra Two machines were known kno to have been caught In the rapidly rising wa wa- waters waters wa- wa waters and were carried away their oc occupants oc- oc occupants occupants escaping injury During Durin the height of the storm Thursday afternoon Dr James Mc- Mc McDermid McDermid Dermid of this city accompanied by two men braved the high waters of ot Willow creek creck and after leaving their car car waded a II mile and a quarter to the ranch house house- of or George and performed an emergency opera opera- operation operation operation tion for lor appendicitis On their return they expressed belief that the patient would recover reco |