The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-03
']SCORE ARE
|IFATHERLESS
I'm Shows Most Pitt
= Ict of the Prinlero
Me Disaster.
'sT OFFICIALLY
. AT SEVENTl-FlNE
ln|neraI of the Victims
ME Held at Trlnl-
Had, Colo.

eoyo Feb. o.-NIonday'5 S
i main mine OF the Colo
iron company claimed a
,tv-flvc victims and ieit
I,ws and sixty-hve fsther-
rcrc determined late this
q tho official canvass OF
rompleted and the names
MGR checked with the
The workings continued
~ nntIl S O'Clock tonight
"a successful. when the
drIvers. unidentified. were
Sscl,f between entries All
lament TO the surface
nnmber Of bodies recoF-
lned at forty-elght, but
-ied in penetrating por-
.|ne hitherto held from In
Irdannp.
h Funeral Planned.
Underground continued un-
-,ilr tho only activity ap-
|11 camp today was that OF
.ocu detailed, TO assist the
oiring the bodies FOR bur
afteinoon Coroner Gull
{<c -four bodies 20 Trinidad
raIn. and tomorrow prob
"a the remaining sixteen
here 4 general funeral will
.ftcrnoon n semi-ofhcial
ohtained by the Associated
nrress of the work Of res
Armed In practically every
rents as they have ap-
dispatches.
h Of Statement.
,cnt. Issued just after
"A that at that hour eN-
had penetrated 5000 feet
.ncs along the main slope,
& inclusive. comprise
,rkirgs. Entries Al. S. 9
1reu completely explored,
Ind penetrated some dis
Ics All and Il. ToniGhts
h In reaching the face OF
md recovering two addl-
ufingiug the total recovered
stafed that the greatest
<u wrought near entries
.cnfries. 400 feet long, are
fnken tl,nhers and fallen
4 IN depth from two to
n damage also was found
will Be Tomb.
toycry Of bodies. the state
n all expectation OF recov-
Ire bodies has bern given
fimc as the entries have
M the great quantities OF
Nj require weeks and prob
1s all the workings. cx-
LII slope. are badly hllcd.
4as expressed as to the
coutended that no posi-
could be reached until
Had been cleared and thor
Vary In some details from
state Miuc Inspector John
has spent Two almost en-
'Ic mine.
1t 70 the Associated Press
pr Jones said:
nc Of Disaster.
MS are littlc different
werc ~ enty- four hours
1slstant Mine Inspector
lf the day lnyestiga ting
~ other I'escuing parties,
cded In going GOWN the
tfar AS the .Al2 entry.
&c penetrated as iar as
nd. which Is between 1000
lrom the mouth OF this en-
~ Is caYcd the entire
" The most part We were
1Tl on our hands and
i B entries. which lie 10
tne main air course, We
entry E5
pTce OF the explosion was
aaerstand that three men
m that entry. their bodies
Ieinoved.
been able 10 locate the
explosion, nor have
nrther decision as 20 the
ilsasler There has beer
the manner OF the opera
WS, The main fan IL stlll
me cast fan is still eX-
RE Is much afterdamp In
~ A, Rossi and Deputy
NJ Joncs arrived today,
by interpreters. they
nl'les aud friends OF the
fli they said they stood
fr temporary aid 10 fami-
fad should il he needed
nkinue their Investigations
paratory 10 fhipg reports
uments.
~ Emotion noticeable in
was further emphasized
INTENT snow flurrics swept
pug tho women and chill
and reducing the number
surrounding camps TO a
toner Guilfoyle announced
morning at . o'clock he
investigation. Witnesses
'he officials and men en-
Mnrklngs. Hearings will
4l9pably for seycIal weeks,