Arizona silver belt., 1895-10-05

street. At this point the stream was fully 15o yards wide.
 The residence property above Ken yon's, on both sides of Broad street, was nearly ali flooded, but no serious damage is reported. The only one in that neighborhood who sustained ser ious damage is Joe Guerano, whose house was partially wrecked and his wagon, loaded with hay and barley, and also his harness, were washed away,
 On the west side of Pinal creek the damage was heavy. The water rose to the level of G. s. Van Wagenen's porch and flowed around the black ' smith shops on the left side of the street About one-third of R, McIn- tosh's lot, in the rear of his blacksmith shop, and almost as much of Kellner's lumber yard, were washed away. Me Intosh lost q lot of horseshoes and half the fence around his lot, about Si50 value in all Kellner X Co. had almost 15, 900 feet of lumber washed away.
 The flood played havoc with prop erty on the flat below Bankers brew cry.
 The frame house in which James Penrod and family lived was flooded and moved from it's foundation. Mrs Penrod and her baby, only four days old, were carried out into the storm and given shelter at the brewery until morning, when they were removed to Mrs. c. R. Fiske's. Fortunately Mrs. Penrod suffered no i'll effects from the exposure. W. w. Thomas residence, adjoining Penrod's, was damaged some by water and mud.
 ] Wm. NJ. Williams and family are among the greatest sufferers, Tie adobe house in which they lived was almost completely wrecked, and the family rescued with great difficulty They lost nearly all their effects, in- cluding gold watch, diamond ring, and other jewelry, and all their cloth ing. Five hundred dollars will scarcely cover their loss. Ed King, who slept in the adjoining house, awoke to find himself surrounded by water, and had barely time to escape. All this prop erty belonged to James Faull, whose loss is very heavy.
 Further down the creek, above the smelter, John Whites cabin was washed away, together with all his personal belongings.
 Below the shelter, on the west bank, the water ran into Al Brawner's house, running the carpet, and provisions stored in the cellar. The framework for new room which Mir. Brawner , was erecting, was torn away, but lodged in a tree a short distance be- low,
 Hugh Conahan's house was flooded, but the damage was slight.
 The United Globe Mines sustained some damage. The water eroded the ground about the foundations of the ! Buffalo shelter, which will require strengthening The fence inclosing the field on the flat opposite the smelter was carried away, and roads washed and ditohes filled up.
 r The Old Dominion Copper Company ] escaped any material loss. At Miami, Thomas Fuller'5 ranch was almost ruined. His house was destroyed, and 40 head of hogs, of a total of I5, washed away and drowned , Only meagre information has been , received of the damage done below
 Miami At J. F. Gerald's ranch, the
 water plowed a channel on the east side of the road and destroyed most ot the arabic land, and all the way dowT - to Wheathelds the creek followed ar
 eccentric course and played havoc
 with the road, which IS impossible tC wagons.
 At Wheatields the entire valley wa inundated. About five acres of Fer , guson's ranch was washed away About the same area of land on T. A ! Pascoe's place was destroyed, 3 x. II. Price's ranch was practically , ruined. Nearly all the land Is gone. 3 Dave Devore escaped with only
 slight loss, Nothing has beer heard from John Pringle's ranch, bu l the damage must have been consider | able.
 S. Gilson came in this morning. Tht
 damage wrought by the flood at hi - place was equally disastrous. The fla - on which his house stands was two tt l four feet under water, which ran intc - every room in his house. The troughi 9 and corral fences were washed away @ and three head of cattle are known tC
 have been drowned.
 ]. Mart Moore and Mir. Gilson's hireC
 man, who was assisting Mart to saw t his harness, narrowly escaped drown
 ing. Marts wagon was heavily loaded , with ore, which saved it from beini n washed away. Mf. Gilsot had 2O t head of cattle corraled at Chilehuana' 2 camp, and fears some of them ma. n nave been lost, The San Carlos val ,- ley was nearly all under water. Il The Globe and San Carlos telegraph
 line was almost ruined by tn t storm. Five hundred yards of tn ]. line was washed away, between A. R |. Wrighbs place and the summit, and il s the vicinity of Gilson's hardly any c e it is left, The damage is so great tha !. it will require week or longer to re q pair it.