The Prescott daily news., 1915-12-08
COMPLETE REPORT
 OF ThE INJURED
Damage in Storm on 18th Great CT than Prescott People had
 Thought it to be-Nice Sub scriptiOn of Cash and Clothing

of the storm which visited the lower part of Nevada which appeared Tn the last issue of the LaFayette Recorder. Conditions are about nor mai again in the storm section and Prescott citizens raised about S15O.OO and lot of clothing for the sufferers:
 Later report of cyclone of Nov. 25. This section of the country has been visited by destructful winds and storms several times but none have come with such destruction of lives and damage to property as this. Twenty two years ago there was a similar storm in this section which followed almost the same course covering little more territory, but no serious damage was done to life or property.
 Ten years ago it was visited by storm that destroyed several build ings, but no human lives were lost Last fall hard wind destroyed a lot of fine timber.
 | This has been one of the most ser ious storms that ever occurred in this section of the country. The loss of i life and property make it sad to those who have visited the scenes and dread ful indeed to the relatives and friends.
 The storm began at Mt Pleasant school house in Lafayette county ranging in s. W. to N. E. doing dam- age as far as Hot Springs Ark. GOV ering a strip from one-half to three ] fourths miles wide. NJ. Pleasant school house was destroyed, next strik- | ing Tom Hamilton's place, his ten year old boy received compound frac- ture of the hip. His residence, barns fences and live stock were swept away.
 Walter McCoys place was next, destroying houses and all buildings, but by some miracle of providence his family escaped with only slight injuries.
 Joe Bailey's place was next in the storms path, and was blown away, killing Bill Bailey, aged 67. Mrs. Oh- yer Bailey received severe injuries months old baby of John Bailey was blown some quarter of mile from the house and was found the next morning dead. The little five year old boy Oh- yer, received severe injuries about the head and body. Vivie, the little eight year old girl received severe injuries about head and body and broken leg. Mir. Bailey was away from home so es- capped personal injury.
 J. B. Blankenships place was dam aged destroying out houses and fences and R. Blankensips place was badly damaged.
 On George Wheelington's place, Lewis Armstrong age "A, was killed. His wife Viola, age 21, received broken leg, dislocated arm, and wounds about the head. This couple had been married only a few days.
 Next Mir. Abe Mitchell's place was struck. Mir. and Mrs. Mitchell and Grandpa Sandefur received severe in- juries and all houses and fences were blown away.
 R. s. Smiths place was next severe ly injuring Mrs. Smith and blowing away the house. On the same farm Mir. Hicks Truckers little girl received a broken limb and his house was des- troyed. w. A. Benson and John Har- vey stopped in at Mr.~fucker's house and they received severe injuries. MT. Harvey received two broken ribs and some internal injuries.
 Mir. M. NJ. Dukes daughter was badly bruised and also wife and self were injured.
 NJ. J. Cassady's place was complete ly destroyed, killing some live stock, but no personal injuries.
 Cleve Owens place was completely destroyed and Mir. Owens received personal injuries.
 Bodeaw Post Office was not missed much damage was done. P H. Her ring received a broken leg.
 John D. Parker's house was des- troyed.
 Dr. Gamers house destroyed and considerable damage to school house.
 The people of the community have been very kind in attending to their afflicted neighbors. The nearby doc