Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-13
OPERATIONS OF J. WATERLOO DINSDALE
 ACLASSIC IN ART OF FRENzIED FINANCE
Reeousy Worded Prospectus, nterspersed With Poetry Separates Unwary From Their Coin--Report or Auditor Wood On Little Brother
 Mining Company.

''"s !" hdt me records turned over to me show r. D. Barr to be inc holder of 72,40o shares of the stock of The company and that hc owes the com. pany the sum of li,2os.li. with ccr. tain irregularities in thc stock book used by him.
 Finding lO-Tha, if Mr. Bars dcs ignation of commission credits (s7.GGOl IS allowed by the court instead of the minute book schedule sI,G23.l2) then Barr's account will show debit to the company of sG,2Gl.20.
 Finding ll-That under Findings 9 and 10 above. s72j.jo is in dispute un. der labor credits and $50 is in dispute under miscellaneous credits. Their al. lowancc as a credit by inc court will increase the debi,s mentioned under Findings Q and 10 above by the amoun, or amounts disallowed
 Finding I2-Tbat if Barr satisfac. torily accounts for and corrccts the ir. rcgularitics in the stock book used by him, and if the court asccr,ains that it is permissible for Bmr to. and he does. surrender his certificate No. si, for l'2,fOO shares, and receives in lieu thereof certificate for I0s,1jO shares and then transfers this difference, viz: 2,6JO shares, along with unissued trans. fer of 36,6OO shares, thus covering what NIT. Barr claims hc intended 10 be private stock, then his debit should be $2,Il2.5I.
 Finding i3-That if Barr's designa. ton of commission credits (s2,9l62j) is then allowed by the court instead of minute book schedule (s676.25), Barr will have a credit of sl27.4o.
 Finding l4-That under Finding l2 and l3 above. s725.5o is in dispute un. der labor credits, and $50 is in dispute under miscellaneous credits. Their dis. allowance as a credit by the court will increase the debit mentioned under Finding l3 above by the amount or amounts disallowed; or will decrease the credit mentioned under Finding IF by the amount or amounts disallowed.
 \ list of the stockholders, together with the number of shares owned by each, is then given in the report. \ perusal of this list brings to light the fact that J. Waterloo, having keen eye for the "mazuma, was also an open. hearted fellow, this being dcduecd from the number of times the word gift" appears opposite the number of shares in the possession of the party mentioned.
 Judging from the report debts of all kinds were also paid with shares this form of "J. Waterloo moncy'' being more abundant than Uncle Sam's kind.
 For instance, the report states that |. F. Hall received 1000 shares for legal services; F.. F.. Tavenner, 5,00t shares, "gift;' Mrs. J. Wood. 10d shares, gift" Paul Sparrow, lot shares, gift" C. Saunders, 10C shares, gift" F. Tyler, loo shares "gift;" F. Tyler, 100 shares, in cx change for board; Dr. H. Sparrow, iot shares, in exchange for services; Dr R. ]. White, Jc0 shares. in exchange for dental work; Dr. ]. r. Lynch, 2ot shares. in exchange for osteopath treat ment, and many others of a like nature
 Auditor Wood, in his report to tho court, states that the notaiicns of gifts and exchange for service, were found on the stubs of the stock eertiheats books, and it ,s interesting, isdeed, to note, that after the name of F.. B. Tav enner, credited with having 50,OOO shares of stock, appears the ominous word "stolen.
 Tho properties of the l.ittle Brother Mining company cover a portion Of the Skull Valley and Thumb Butte divide, about one mile and half south of Iron Springs, and seven miles southeast of skull Valley station, inc nearest ae' cessible railroad point on the x. F., r. A P. railway. Some development work has been done on the group, which is said to number about sixteen claims, but no deep mining has been inaugur' ated on any of the claims.
 TESTIMONY rAVORS BAILEY.