The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-14
||[ BY STORM
||| VERY HEAVY
Lake City Alone
4 Probably Reach
| $4,000.
ERIyG WORKS ARE
BY BLAST
4 Buildings, Prostrate
/ |prsken Glass Fronts
al Over Town.

I'LL 0yer lOhh.
| au,ed By the unusually Sc
b. that visited the city Iues-
.,,ut 80 o'clock Will. ac-
|-..-vatiyo estimates. reach
4 sam mark. this not count
4 .-,sloned to residence prop
4 a..,r,ctIon of shade trees,
I, "a business affairs through
4, n various forms of electric
/ puilding Unroofed.
\ !. ,o<. for a single firm wss'
a ~ Salt Lake Engineering
-, plant. Fourth South and
.,-,.ts. was unroofed. tho en-
:, tho roof being carried
A distance OF more than
,or,h and west walls OF
xsrs also badly wrecked,
,e.K upon the Interior ma
,,.s thus causing heavy
! Of Thousands.
uu. when seen Tuesday af-
~ damage TO his company
s.,ate Ao10. n dead loss. as
mhy carried made no pro-
4 lsstruction by storm. A
zts vas at work all day
fss.day night. and the firm
y 10 resume business. with
Wednesday afternoon. Or
hsen for delivery Will thus
III few hours.
|bes Power Supply.
lie eiy falling trees broke
rra that carry light, power
IL transmission, 1t was a
rery company that Is con-
q he supplying Of electrical
Ms aid that another twenty
/s1l ssrye to remedy the dam
Ls respect
Elrd On Builders.
,1e or two specific instances
c4red most were the con-
Id residences and business
ma Of construction. Many
ken left open 80 as to give
\ Ise Wind full play, Roofs
-,'sted were demolished and
u structures were removed
: clsdahons. In other cases
q partially completed walls
. 50 small sum.
, n Egns Wrecked.
q 10 walk down any Of the
Een streets Tuesday morn
> 'hat the sign builders will
sTertine for a few days at
AEa1s. restaurants and other
- that had erected large
[ay sIgns were the heaviest
n these being almost COM
e
y Heavy Losses.
Springs. north OF the city.
!; . tie bath-house Will ap-
The second story OF Kip
- Jerks WAS demolished. The
Haf at the City cemetery
y PC, but luckily fell between
- nus occasloned no great
sailing rink building al
Sa btate streets is nearly
I'es and numerous plate
eT stre blown in. the loss In
- augmented by the dam
. nv Merchandise.
p Loss at Garfield.
- e Inc shores OF the lake
,dA' tae loss was heavy. Her,
q "a are employed in tn,
9H.'ae big smelling and con
Tor the reduction o
T and naturally many o
cH sae slight and built onl,
ss Many OF these wcr,
~ some Of tho PARTIAL,
Xaansut buildings were In
~ Coast to Coast.
EeN'ure OF the storm wa
y aeal, the entire couutr,
fsxS Su.a' from coast TO const
sa'ner OF unusual severity
49, did not fall muc
.e, ~. In many sections @
blizzard was accom-,
'uiy falling thermomcte
= loss 10 the s,ockmen.
lis-hil. Wind.
=, ali that 1t was elaine
!, q the weather bureau .,
Its arrival was Us'yap, prom, y,
= fury as the hon. p'on,' nr'
!, . saas of slxty-m,Ia yT,0 va,o' po'
80 'old wave aeeomDau'mn, n suTaa,
!. 6 = 'aan cold, as tomnar,
III = degrees was resistere ,sIeTe
~ snowfall which register 9o,'on,'
..~h ,s,s, :, The wind amounted ,y|
! Wv, s'sh, Inches. the exa
4 's . Of an inch Of s~s r,
IS 's Snowfall,
= = Velocity of the wind "
(, r u,... The preclpI,atIon ' W, W
: !. o. that at Sail 10, "
Ts 70. 'ess, ,ss, an exceeding
J = ssasa, an ,na mrse OF jar