Arizona republican., 1902-08-12

house and s.reIter has the general ap- pearance of a oae-story roundhouse. But that is another bir1seye effect.
 An error has been made ii previous public ticus since the mine fire started relative to the shafts. It has been stated that the oil shaft is closed down and entrance to the mine is no~ made only through tine new shaft. On the cc.;rafv til- old shaft is the onl- one in or -ro;i.n and the hulkneading against the burning s,opes is on tha upper levels ot that shaft. Tie shaft is not abaraoned as the small force If miners still employed go up and dcw9 t every day. Tn @ds from the burning steqos is di=a Greaahe, to b. sure. but it is ur @uu-a biy as much sJ ia almost any other part of tha mine. e= ths .31ll'zheads are tightly made and the J;n-tle5~lrt c.tor is that which e. cape- ia ore-y direction when th re is an opening.
 Eeeardins the new si.ef5 1t is of three compartments and is down roo feet. Powerful hoistinS works are installed i,sit gre net quite finished il detail and as 55t have ueH-e. been used.
 T..era is rothius new concerning the tie An c-o.J Was made at first to put t ou, with water through q surfata ,ra1i.g. but th- idea was abandoned. t iz said. because ths water aided l..jner .han retarded the Combustion- i;ciatiN- cu the ground sinking. i saw -c place where there has been q slight sink along If the old sink but Il i; 2 locality ot coupled hy nc buildings Of importance and seems to he only all a.5s.=j C4Yine of the same old 3Dan- 54n-i workings.
 But an ineidclt If real excitement oc- url ed Saturday evening. August Z, bcul 6:5e. Fol a y,eez or two theIe Es.s been a daily precipitation about dark. just heavy enousa to call for ul4- 3l-lias. On tla evening in question there was a heavy deW1Tour for all ao-r. and som, thins nappeneJ uu Ju i -l-- mountain "Dove the works that is -.i!ars not eTr31-.usl. called q c!,ud- i burst. Two mountsirs stand Dracti- | caly at right angles, the c9.a1an. s pc. -s.ty covering heth- The reducti T i .l.-..t is ia the ang.e betW ? th- tWJ i :-i.Is and a little su--.i rluz from the 1 Il:-1t ,0 the s;;Ua it. Just above tl-e ] i.il:lt ;i- a lalf a1z-.l railroad tras -.7 1 1l |. =s-., -C1..., oaoEe ii i-l d -ouli- G- sII tI;,> k running {, snort distance ol r ai,a ha-cars loaded with stuilz are TIT. and T crn there ii | oyer into the i 2ul,.l. fer land .s z.>,rce and it's ,} good place % keep them. Above ehi= { is tae old t-.lrWaE that or~e ran oV-. the laer1t4il. an c!d dump or tva and i loaE- that 3 number o1 miners cabins. | Without warning tha water came | Town t,e SGleh. tipping cvtr some a. ! ci.- cs':-s and EerrcWly missing others
 ras,ed the ol5 dumps frcm pr9=p-c; }clez Go,vn :za. -t tha pile ot sJulls and i.Jirsi:-S a!!last sornpi tolE thr-,
 -r four cars laadei with stulIs or oas side of the Gulch. 2ud yvrac!zias one ZIG 5f q bis workshop. Tna stuils were
 saskcI against the railroad t.-st.c
 where ti.e! lodged. The dirt and vat>i iHctial plant but no damage Cf coasc-
 9ue1ce .eas done thece. Fortunately
 73I sIIHoet accidentally no one Va
 suaht ii tte flood and the daaiaGe f>.,
 l! u.anei:,L And e.nsiG ring w-l-
 might have happened. only for th.
 Stla. it was vers- light,
 or ti-e first .-N days atI.l the shut
 town J2e uutscI-.s t-af:-s were crowd
 eJ and io: that natte" they arc stii
 .-.tl iC16ll. but th--l l5 ira ltcJI.y P,
 ,-tEeI sL- ether way. t is estimate.
 1eI others viii go.
 Senator Clark who will attend lii
 PEth:3n Gemolstrajicn in San Fran
 i4co is e-,r ec.ei to arrive h1r- late i.
 August. C. :. SCOTT.