Weekly journal-miner., 1916-03-22

California company. on the Gaqui river. in which his brother is inter ested.
 Return Home.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. P. Cooley, the iorme- a wealthy cattleman of Apache county. son of the well known pioneer Arizonan. Charles Cooley, have re- turned to their home at HOlbrook, after several days in this city on busi- ress and pleasure. Mir Cooley was looking at lands near Jerome June ton. with the view to becoming in terested.
 (From Saturdays Daily) Flying Trip.
 C. A. Randall. in charge Of the Con- gross mines, was brief visitor yes terday on business.
 Goes to Visit
 Mrs. John Smith left yesterday for Buckeye. where she will visit for a few weeks with sister, Mrs. J. N. Carter.
 Visiting Relatives.
 Mrs. A. J. Peat. favorably known in pioneer circles. left yesterday foi Anaheim. Cal. where she will visit indefinitely with relatives and friends. To Cherry.
 w. Curtis Miller. county superin- tendent of schools, left for Cherry and Yarber yesterday to visit the schools. He expects to return to Prescott today.
 To the Coast.
 Mrs. H. C. Storey leaves today for San Francisco. to join her husband, superintendent of the s. F. P. & P. railroad. who was called to that city recently on a business trip. Returns to Coast.
 Nestor A. Young, of the Pick and Drill Mining Co.,, who had been mak- irg observations of his' 'holdings for the past week. and also had legal business before the Superior court returned yesterday to Los Angeles. Brief Visitors.
 Stanley and Patrick Murphy, in their racing Mercedes and Lozier cars. were brief visitors to Prescott yesterday while passing through from Pasadena. Cal to Phoenix. The first named is well known in this city, be ing a frequent visitor.
 Passing Through.
 Miss Lucy Jenkins, former resi- dent Of this city, passed through yes terday from Flagstaff to Phoenix, af ter a trip through the north for tho women's auxiliary of the Episcopal church of Arizona, of which she i: president. Later she will visit Pres colt.
 Mining Business. John Kelly, in charge of develop ment on the group of mines in whicl [ is included the Blue Dick of Hassay ampa district. was an arrival yester day on a business trip, and stated thu i country is again assuming its former activity since weather conditions ar' | favorable and roads are open to travel After Supplies. ! Enos and Charles Sumner, who re gently located mines southwest O Copper Basin, which they are devel oping. were arrivals yesterday aftet supplies. The first named left fot . Oxnard. Cal. later. to return nex week with his wife, who will resid' ir this city.
 Mining Men Coming.
 Albert Stringer and Benjamin Bur ton. mining men who visited this sec ton last Fall, write from Alameda Cal. that they will return to Prescott early in April. to remain. and it i probable will open an engineering office. with Mir. Stringer in charge They hold an option on a group O mines il Big Bug district.
 Rich Cinnabar.
 w. ]. Gift. a pioneer mining mal of Big Bug district, brought to tn city yesterday samples from a ney cinnabar strike. made a short tim ago. which will be analysed at tn mining school of the State Universit. at Tucson. Clift has made banning and established the quicksilver valu at Sl7O to the ton. He says the ledg is pronounced in its cinnabar cnaI acter and is four feet wide.