Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-20
CLIFTON WORKS STILL REMAIN
 SHUT DOWN
One Thousand Men at Work Repairing Coronado Rail road, Which Will Be in 0per- ation Again This Week.
REDUCTION PLANT
 BADLY CRIPPLED.

The work of cleaning up the dam aged toSa of Clifton. which was com nenced almost as soon as the flood had passed by. has progressed so rap idly during she past weeR tnat already the town has begun to assume it's noi- nal conditions. says the Morenci Lead G.
 In the same spirit which dominate. San Francisco after the famous earth quake. seems to have visited Clifton and the citizens. who time and again have suffered mos; seriously rom the floods have shown their faith in their town by building up out of the ruins a more substantial town than was there before. Some foundations will be put in and every effort possible will be made to protect the newly built houses and business structures from future high water
 Late in the week. while cleaning out the railroad yard in front of the Arizona and New Mexico depot. tle men found a body which was after wards identified as tkag of Mrs. Jo- with the bakery building in Chase SEtch- uS uDuS So Dduis bruised that it was impossible to reg ognize it. but it was identified by 8 pair Of ear rings she wore. This makes only four bodies recovered up to the present time. the other three being the bodies of Mexicans. though i- is thought that several went down whose bodies will never be found. The first report of the drowned was great iy exaggerated. and conservative es- innate places the list of the missing at not more than ten at the greatest figure.
 Mrs Thrum is the only white per son thought to have perished. the rest being Mexicans who remained in their houses in the eudeaycr to save some of the worldly belongings
 AS regards the loss of property. the report of last weeks Leader is con sidered to be about correct though there were a few of the smaller losers who were overlooked. The damage done was very great, and 1t will take months 10 rebuild the town to its for mer size.
 The Chase Creek sufferers orsan- ized last week and elected J. C. Gatu chairman and s I. Forbes secretary, and appointed committees to confer with the Detroit Copper Mining Com pany with regard to the situation. The committee visited Morenci several times and inspected the concentrator dam. and 1t is understood. have engag- cd iegsl assistance to arrive at set tiement. Nothing definite has been srncunce1 up to the time nf going to press. though several conferences have been held between those con- cerned during the past week.
 We are informed that the work on the Colorado railroad between Long fellow Incline and Clifton. ou which there have been over thousand men working during the pact week. mas progressed sufficiently to permit of the renewal of the train service that far by the early part of the week. Tho Hsimbolt mine started up today and the rest Of the pines will he worked again during the coming week. while No , concentrator has been running for several days The smell ter pna works at Clifton will be forced 10 remain down for about a month. as near as can be ascertained. though the work of cleaning up will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
 As near as can be ascertained. there ia nothing being said or done with re gari to moving the town to higher ground and it looks as though the town would all be rebuilt again under the former conditions, with of course considerable improvement as regards foundation and water protection. Ey- errone' admired the pluck being dis played. though we believe they wouii do well 10 move the town to safer ground.