Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-10-19

suffered DO i'll effects from the exposure
 W. W.. Thomas residence, adjoininl
 Penrods, was damaged some by wate
 and mud.
 Wm. M. Williams and family ar among the greatest sufferers. Tn adobe house in which they lived was al
 most completely wresked. and the fsmi
 ly rescued with great difficulty. The,
 lost nearly all their effects, including
 gold watch, diamond ring, and othe
 jewelry, and all their clothing. Fiv,
 hundred dollars will scarcely cover thei
 loss. Ed King, who slept in the adjoin
 ing house, awoke to find himself sur
 rounded by water, and had barely tim,
 to escape. All this property 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 be longings.
 Below the smelter, on the west bank, the water rar into Al Brawuer's house, ruiDing the carpet, and provisions stor. ed in the cellar. The framework for [ new room which MT. Brawner was erect. ing, was torn awny, but lodged in tree a short distance below.
 Hugh Canahan'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 strengthe ming. The fence inclosing the field ou the flat opposite the smelter was carried away, and roads washed and ditches filled up.
 The Old Dominion Copper company escaped any material logs.
 At Miami, Thomas Fuller's ranch was almost ruined. His houee was destroy ed and forty head of hogs, of 8 total of forty five, were washed away and drown ed.
 Only mesger information has been re- ceived of the damage done below Miami. At J. F. Gerald's ranch the water plowed channel on the east side of the road and destroyed most of the arahle land, and all the way down to Wheat fields the creek followed an eccentric course and played havoc with the road, which is impossible to wagons.
 At Wheatfelds the entire valley was 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.
 N. H. Prices ranch was practically ruined. Nearly all the land is gone.
 Dave Devore escaped with only slight loss. Nothing has been heard from John Pringle's ranch, but the damage must have been considerable.
 s. Gilson came in this morning. The damage wrought by the flood at his | place was equally disastrous. The flat on which his house stands was two to l four feet under water, which ran into l every room in the house. The troughs l and corral fences were washed away, | three head of cattle are known to have | been drowned.
 Mart Moore and Mr. Gibson's hired | nan, who was assisting Mart t." save 1is harness, narrowly escaped drowning | Mart's wagon was heavily loaded with ,re. which saved it from being washed way. Mir. Gibson had 200 head of cat le corraled at Chilchauna's camp, and ears some of them have been lost. The San Carlos valley was nearly all under water.
 The Globe and San Carlos telegraph inc was almost ruined. Five hundred ards of the line was washed away. be- ween A. R. Wright's place and the Rum- nit, and in the vicinity of Gibson's hard y any of it is left. The damage is so .reat thht # will require week or long, IT to repair 1t.