Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13

UHY| .,, lit,lc Brother Mining company, .b.. director If "get-rich-quick ..,,ns .chcme, that had for its pur. ..y the robbing of their hard-earned sld. and dimes of men and women ., Lo Chrisuan faith, was made ap. .,r,ni in the district court, yesterday .,ning. when the report of II. R. s,od onditor in the case of Carl Theis xunst Dr. J. Waterloo Dinsdale, et n was filed and receiver for the n,tle Brother Mining company asked. That Dr. !. Waterloo has met his Waterloo" was also made apparent ,.en thc court, while not actually ap. piu,ina receiver, intimated that in s opinion there was nothing elso to h the case, however, going over for few days, for the purpose of allow q, counscl Co submit further matter n ,o inc manner in which certain Aims against the company are 10 be settled.
 The report of Auditor Wood discloses , state of affairs in the management of ,he Little Brother Mining company aat would make the blood of every aonc.t mining man in Arizona boil with rage
 Back of Auditor Wood 's report and ,he applicaiion for reccivership IS n story of q fake mining promoter, come 70 Arizona looking for "casy money;' , story of one ]. Waterloo Dinsdalc or. tanizing a mining company with cap i,alization oi 150,000 shares, and sell az l,llO,32j shares; a story of beau tful prospeetusses issued, in which pas ages of Scripture, quotations from the Holy Bible, and poetry of doggerel nature. were freely distributed; a story. in fact, of an interruptions seek CT after ungcdly gains working on inc Christian spirit of the poor to wiring from them their lirtle horde of dollars apl dimes that he might revci in the midst of luxurics his victims never knew.
 Just when this Dr. ]. Waterloo first made his advent into the Territory of Arizona, inc report does not state, nor yet from whence be came, but that his cohscienceess scheme has brought pow er,y and sorrow to many families throughout inc country who could III afford to lose their all is made only too plain by inc auditors report.
 Also plain is it thai ]. Waterloo got busy" shortly after his arrival here. \ hole in the ground was secured for 'hc foundation of what now seems To De collosal swindlc. Next cam, the incorporation of the company and the lssuing of sj0,000 shares of capital stock. Then came the printing of n big bunch of stock certificates, the is' suing of his Christian. poetry" pros pee,us, and ]. Waterloo was ready to launch his nefarious scheme of swindle, as alleged by plaintiff Theis.
 Associated with him, in n lesser light was r. D. Barr, not mining man. but carpenter. While the audi tors report places Carpenter Barr in . very bad light, it may be thnt he will be able to explain his connection with flp .l Al 'he satisfaction of the hundreds de' irauded.
 When all arrangements were com p'e'ed for the raking in of the dimes Oi the unwary and trusting, J. Water 'oos beautiful poetic prospcetnsses were sent broadcast throughout the country, to be followed later with "per' '0Aal' letters, telling the intended vie 'h how fortune was awaiting them provided they invested their savings in 'Ae Little Brother Mining company aAd' incidentally, in ]. Waterloo's itch Ing palm
 told was growing on trees in the 'N1hlly of the Little Brother hole m 'ne ground, according to the prospect D and lest this alluring statement 4'gh' not sufficiently impress the vic 'm' quotation from the Bible, about rom the bowels of the earth shall ye 'eeu'e your wealth." was added, inter 'pef'ed with such poetic gems from the yen of J. Waterloo similar to the fol lowing;
 Vome, Little Brother, and sit on my
 knee,
 '"a both of us wealthy will grow, you sec,
 yoa1l invest your dollars with me :" show you where noney grows on [
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