The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-08-25
FOURTEEN
Arr. F FOUND
Bodies off crest Ran gers
IdGntified--- Balance
UnaccOunted for

Bussoula. Aug. 25.-Of the sixty
men under Ranger Holllngsworth. on
ly fourteen have been accounted FOR.
These are dead and tho bodies ldeD-
tiled and are included in the list OF
dead 1t Is possible that some of
Hollingsworth's men arc in the hos.
pltal, their names not having been
learned.
Ranger Hollinghead who was re-
ported lost, has returned unharmed 10
camp.
on Seller Creek, "a bodies we're
found. These were n part of the &C
men sent into that district under Ran
ger Dcbbltt- Positive identification of
only two men has been made They
are G. A. Blodgett and Patrick Gro
gan, both residents OF Butte.
The RANGER is not positive OF the
identity OF George Smith and L. Us
tello reported from Mlssoula jim
Donohue. whose name appears in the
identified list. Is believed 10 DC from
HaNTe. Harry Jackson Is thought TO
DO from Tacoma. Frank Sanders. 1t
Is believed, came from Milwaukee
There is extreme doubt concerning the
accuracy OF tho spelling OF the names.
but the oficlals have attempted to
give them correctly. George Carrlck.
who was reported dead near Adair,
Idaho, and whose body was Identified
by an escaping party on the trail, re-
ported at Missoula today. Ho IS un-
harmed. He passed the body sup
posed TO be his. but was not able to
identity It.
T. L Wood n
days patty, who was believed 10 be
burned on Cedar Creek, Is here today
uDharmed. He took a short trnil out
OF Big Meadows, and came out alone,
the rest of his crew going the old
trail
Forest men returning from the IIolo
Hot Springs district today report no
0rcs within four miles of the place.
Many OF the residents OF the place.
who fled when the flames threatened
thcm on Monday. arc preparing to re-
turn today. At present the flames arc
moving east and west
The Sally and Brush creek fires
have come together. and the Brush
and Fisher creek junction. the Packer
creek flames, amalgamated with the
others. making q fre line ten miles
In length to the north. On the south
there is line of flame eight miles In
length and four miles wide This fire
Is heading duo east and west.
Fire is also burning on a range from
mile post 242 TO PAS on tho state line.
Men are in tho Clearwater country
clearing trails to reach the more re-
mote fires AT Johnson's Hot Springs
F1I1a- 90 81
an extensive stretch Of flame is re-
ported and big force has been gath
cred TO check the advance.
Three fires nre reported In Packers
meadows. covering an area OF about
flfteon square miles. LaborerS arc
being organized to assist the soldiers
at that place. The rains OF Yesterday
did not reach as far south as the
Clearwater, but a light snow aided
the fighters slightly
Supervisor Elers Kirch has returned
f1om St Regis and furnishes the In
formation that everything west of Dc
borgia 10 the summit had been burned
over
Two separate fires swept down the
St Regis river valley on Sunday
night. doing immense damage.
The FIRE around Henderson was
caused by sparks from an engine.
The total loss in the Lolo forest IS
figured at s1.000,000 to timber alone.
All OF the men employed as flre fight.
crs I'm the Lolo forest have been ac-
counted for All camps have been
destroyed except BoraX, and that
place Is now hcmmed In by fires. A
.f
arc located at BoraN unable 10 leave
on account OF fires and burned
bridges.