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Show 160 Though the Centerville 2J"1d FaTI;1ington suffered Q-""eatest devastation, the perienced storm of August 11 as mass a descended upon that community. but property damage was off from swath of Ophir canyon In destruction. of water, There estimated at in Tooele The north Valley storm was as run- $50,000 a leaving its far south as The even mark as far Arizon2. line. the County v.ri tnessed significan.t flooding in Provo, Spring- U't ah ville, to Less war d-o-Ln evacua te the Orangeville, away fences, the in Utah. before. Aug. 12, outbuild- farther south Silver City, Panguitch, July flood alike seemed to be once experienced were flooding and coops, it found and Grand and San Juan counties. ration of nature. rences wash of r,:oroni, areas of pe op'Le their hones in I::aGna \·tlere floods severe Following observers to enough severe ings. ::undreds arid Pleas"lt Grove. ne ce s s ar-y W2.S and fat2.lities, no $400,000.11 second August dinension of damage, Cache were during and debris rock, County created bro2.der in its as their homes state we s t Bingham Canyon, of fanilies fled hundreds of Salt Lake, the August runoff. from the of the areas many ex- areas True, ll'?loods 1930, p. one Cloudbursts generally the the of attitude of victims and resignation and floods remembered to have toll had been hiGh Ravage Four Ut2.."L TO'wns, 1. were It to rare an aber- occur- happened only on that occasion. Sci t LaJ:e Tribune, |
