Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-16
DISASTER FROM
FLOODS IN CANADA
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BRIDGES Washed Out and Entire
Country is Flooded by
Week OF Rain.
RIVER FORMS AT RAYMOND
Result of Breaking n Succession OF
Coulee Observation-Disclosures Places
Suffer More, Notably Cardston.

Speciai Correspondence
Raymond, Alberta, Canada, June o.
| They saw in Canada "all signs fair and
A., ..,.... -, s,r,,,r ,,otber s,,r-
M a. 49,.
prise IN the DIG ruihstorHi oh '"'
few days. While here in Raymond the
people have not Jared so badly as some
| 70 a., ,,,,.st,,,ar. no,,h,,, rardston. who
- 10 heie'oo's
/ according to latest accounts, are ma
rooned on their own possessions. All
the bridges one at Kimball two at
,. 80, s,,.,,c,ures one
"a '''i'iei9e $50 - ~
or them the railroad bridge nave 'oe'i'
washed out by the rioting river, which
rose 1s foot IN less than four DAYS.
a., ~, -, .,,,au an
me utrlage mere mas peeu 9 ~ ~, az
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nou"'"s vi " &c" "oeS Va
sinuh, -, -, - ,,,,,.
g pI ne,e nay Wi Vs. "a - ~.
IN hayi1ohd' out hasihs iiau oile ~
secelai ahys IN me oouiee cas-. ol siio
wv .iies uo 40. VAIL s,a pii az p'' ~,
40 ei,es suppo , 'hes ula' ~ 1os.s ~
49, Tt a., 80, -, IS - -.
s'.s,.ca nc ~, nan n.,u ~ lo"i uass
,.as,. tme NV
nr,o ~, .ie e sa lss,t
Inc, lne river was tne ulrect result "
~ 10 rs noi seoSN ~ ~, poseS,
.Ilo iehsy rains III the mus Washing OUT
selnt VI Inc siiisilel ones nisneL UP,
s.ai,ed rush OF water tnat TOOK OUT
an. a' hs'aVsel a's.ls iowel uowii anu Pr
uuced a rpoa suen e's mas NOT peelt seen
neIe LOT SIX years Meeks bros, tne
laereiorS hs'hcnihg 90, ana me hnignt
sugar %. are tne heaviest loosers.
me Drug acrpss the eouiee at tne
SuSai ia AZ Wen. out III ehe liuou,
anu ieit the peei cattis IN tne leeulng
corrals on me west side or the stream
cut Oh iro,ll .leir source OF supply ana
ABOUT fuo Delng prepared Tor Shipment
naa 10 De driven INTO reserve pasture
ulItli the Damage TO the pridge and cor
r ,il can DC repaired comparatively
lie'ic properly Was uestroyeu mere ana
no cdsuatless beyond the uucklnS OF
sohle auVenturous rahchers VINO INSIST
o ,r oii Iliaklns tne usuai Trip 20 Town.
Inc precipitation Ior the week was
ABOUT SIX lhcnes ana unless the untore-
vest.
Inc rain oas is usuaD brought with IT
no lowering temperature and as there
WAS no suggestion OF trost, OF course
the peach crop VIII not suffer Beet
thinning mas been retarded with the
leNcessiNe wet ana FARMERS are gain
e,ins olelr iorces III readiness TO throw
| .ueill mo tue peets us soon as the
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III. huIiinS "no soiu tue oocnIaiie
Iany' W sne Seit hahe syhuica.e,
go 80 ~ ieM uass aso anu uIous Sao
Lonh 1919 ~ ousa, NJ "uuu' i,voV
ran', ;s '1ra,,ant,1 ~, 'i'e Ill
r arti -. AZ sa., 10 is
Tha,a ba,,a heon .on,o oaa,.,a a.
| tho suear co,,nany,e &c. 49, "
centiv Mr. Jas - E,ii,snr 30 49,,
| Installed as assistont ,,,ana,,ar roi,os.'
| from some of tbe detai, duties Of the
management OF the hip cornnanv,s at
| fairs
| There IL sti,l much talk of many
settlers coming in as soon seeding is
finished in the states. and we are ire
| pared to supply them with as good
| farming land as can be had on the
| continent and viii usher them into
| future as prosperous as was ever prom
| Used any people who have built the
4 great empires OF earth.
|
Taber, Alberta. Canada, June s.
Sunday everybody rode or walked
down to the high bluff to watch the
greatest food ever seen on the Belly
river, the result of the recent heavy
| rains. The damage has been great
above. Parts of houses, bridge tim
bers, lumber, great trees, hundreds of
cords OF driftwood' with an occasional
beef steer or COW, sheep, pigs, etc, are
TO be seen sweeping past in the mud
| dy water, which reaches from bluff to
| blufT, leaving only the tops of the large