The copper era., 1906-12-13
Aftermath of the Flood.
Continued.
SOUTH CLIFTON.

Less damage was done in South Clifton than during any of the recent floods. The people have profted by experience and are building on high CT ground.
 The residence of Walter Payne was damaged but has since been repaired.
 The brick cottage occupied by MT. and Mrs. Whaples was swept away and their household goods lost. Moth ing was saved from the wreck. For tunately they were not in the house when the rush of water came.
 The Collins residence occupied by Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Doh and Vim. Somers, was flooded and somewhat damaged.
 The next house, also owned by H. Collins and occupied by MT. and Mrs. the Hood ir good condition.
 The Foote residence, owned by l.. G. Cooper, was not damaged.
 Johnny Cromb's home was above the flood, but his back fence and new buggy were washed away:
 Geo. Fraser's four cottages, occu- pied by himself, c. w. Beck F.. H. Springer and MT. Partrice and mess were not damaged, but the fences and stables in the rear were carried away.
 The Young residence, owned by Mrs. Abraham passed through safely. The frame in the rear was flooded.
 The double adobe owned by Dr. Davidson and occupied by the Car ruthers family, and some young men, collapsed and is total loss.
 The stone cottage occupied by the Weiss family, was flooded, but no serious damage done.
 A cottage owned by Mrs. Brutinel and c. P. Dunn, occupied by MT. and Mrs. Marshall, was not flooded.
 The adjoining cottage owned by the same parties and occupied by Miss Pierce and MT. and Mrs. Jesse Simms, also escaped.
 Several cottages in the rear of the Shannon store, owned by Mrs. Bruti- nell and c. P. Dunn, were carried away and wrecked on the breakwater. They were occupied by MT. and Mrs. Martin and family, who saved some of their effects: by Mir. and Mrs. Cox and MT. and Mrs. Long and their and Mrs. Brutinell and her family. Mrs. Brutinell lost every thing, but the double cottage occu- pied by the Cox and Long families was forced up on the breakwater, and when the flood was over it was found that their things were safe and dry, though the house was wrecked.
 The house occupied by the Hall family and Dave Lloyd was wrecked and everything lost.
 Manager Kane of the Shannon Store was prepared for the flood, but like many others he was given a sur prise He had closed up all open ings to the basement and carried three car loads of groceries up stairs. But the water came in through sev- eral rat holes and damage resulted to about $3000. The company got off light.
 Ricardo Norte's two large adobe buildings collapsed, but the occupants escaped.
 CIaud McDowell's grocery was not harmed.
 RIVERSIDE.
 But little damage was done to Riv- erside. The new stone wall built since the last flood protected the property.
 The Fales house received about IA inches but everything had been raised and not much damage was done.
 The double brick cottage owned by Dr Davidson and occupied by the family was flooded about five feet.
 The Nevill cottage received about the same amount Mrs. Nevill was rescued by some young men from the Shannon hill.
 Nearly all the people left their homes temporarily.
 On Hills fiat the wreck of the old school house collapsed.
 No other damage was done in that section.