The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-07


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JAnTrs DoRswoKTu
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of oil Ci,v at IN The names missing are:
10 $500, 90 IL II .,,t-,~s
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Nivs I,rv1 EI Frrrn
MRs. DAVID KoPLIN.
Miss EMMA BKIeGs,
w. WATSON.
KATE Lyons.
WILLIAM LYONS.
Six day old baby oil u. COPELAND.
JOHN O'LEsRY.
EMMA BRIGGS.
JAMES Burns.
II. w. SHAFER.
HIRAM ID. DoUGHERTY.
CHARLES BAKER.
JAMES w. BRISTOL.
WILLIAM HAssENFRITz.
EDITH FREEMAN.
EUGENE Fritz.
Miss MYRTLE HAWK.
WILLIAM TFRwILLIGER.
SHERIDAN WICK
S. l.. STECK.
Nineteen others are injured. some
seriously.
The unidentified VIII SVEN the ilst 10
$3.50, All ,6i,,cS1 nonsidared +hs notice
encountered no disturbances, and the pee
pIe generally retired early after the deep
est anxiety. All danger from the tanks
that Threatened TO destroy the business
part of town today is past The fires are
all extipeuished, the only fire now burn
ing is below the tanks.
r,-,-rrxc ROW 1ovrD ONES.
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Al aioRg we oulne s1i seions a. a,o o,,ed
ones TheV do not seem to grow weary or
DESPAIR, but dig into the accumulated
hlth and rubbish with oare ana pleeulns
hands. for many tue "ofh may ue Win
cut results, as many OF tne oooles are
either burned to clnders or swept away,
Il late hour tonight slxiy-seYen ooaies
had been recovered. Inose acquainted
with the LOCALITY wnere tne greatest Gam
age IS done say the loss OF me nIs a reach 1e
100, and many put the Igure at 2UV- Inc
greatest loss u9douotealy occurred IN tne
sectlon occupied Dy tne loieiSueIs eni-
ployed in the tube WORKS. No one knows
their names aud IL VIII De lmposslo Ole 10
same section was a vast number Of child
rem aud only Inc ooaies Oh cnlluren nave
been recovered, and the great question
lion sriSes,
WHAT BECAME OF THE REMAINDER?
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oy lne reilei cOnin i aGr .Te senstoI Jus
r -, o,,I,.;5a fror;,-p4 tho ooy,r,i4rao hos
rom outsl zoe Ionlgnt Ine connli w. nas
over si~,oOO, aou Wy tV- i I euo uii
VIII De s%eieu " uouuis en "a a aiOd,.
VI 60 nunui Gu i@
anu Tue nulnoe IS 1eln ooo sneieu ne ~.
suru , ioss - 800, ssno onn "i'H
c.u.;
III 9NILLh, a. NV s'u az
nan iuhio ,, ya a IN we upper pel ~
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prime pal ", MoIAs u n?S L. s,o oon
r11k WvoG ds VI .enneS 500 ono S1O'OoO'
l.. 5eeos q oons ,V sanne-1 Soo' vi
=, reg ~ stasloli, We a fst - sinu
ennsylVanla 70. y 20 Uoa 1lu iain'
loss estlnia.e1 d. Sao' w. $40 ooo
>; Aloze' raula.ol elS s'ds .i3a sIO'Ooo
1SoI Is. 49, SoepHenS' s"oD'' cunning a1u
American oil works. $4,000.
Il. z. Robluson and roggin refinery,
100000,
D. z. 1honas' 4uteInaeiohai lenuery'
Standard Oil company, loss unknown.
Inc Inc otner losses agE 5n5 SSo'oJ S +ao
c;,,, f., a djstance of tiftsen mr. tycanrv