Weekly journal-miner., 1916-05-24
(From Saturdays Daily.) Deal Pending.

I military garrison being ODlltefdtcd.
 (From Saturdays Daily.) Deal Pending.
 D. Ml Francis, of Flagstaff, was an arrival yesterday and is preparing to leave for Cordes. where big deal for his sheep is under consideration. Jerome Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. w. Hull, of Je- rome. were arrivals on Thursday 10 remain for several days, the former having litigation in the Superior court Visiting Swansea
 Mrs. Daisy D. Jones left yesterday for Swansea, where she will visit for few weeks with her husband, H. H. Jones. who is employed by the Swan sea Consolidated.
 Concludes Visit.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Jacqueman, wno had been visiting with her mother. Mrs. s. E. Loy and friends at her former home, concluded an enjoyable visit yesterday and returned to Phoenix. Students Return.
 David Levy, son of NIT. and Mrs. Nathan Levy, and Ernest Love, soI of Mir. and Mrs. Allen Love, Stanford university students, returned yester- day to remain until the Fall term opens.
 Mining Business.
 Richard Hoskins. who is operating on the Lookout Copper Company holdings on Slate creek. under lease. was an arrival yesterday and report ed conditions as satisfactory, produc- ton going ahead regularly. Goes to Desert. w. w. Dunn, with the Arizona Mine Supply Co.,, and who is interest ed in mines near Bouse, left yesterday for his holdings, on an inspection trip. receiving advices of development attaining importance recently. Vacation Ends.
 R. S. Mason, chief engineer of the Arizona Power Co.,, has returned from months vacation in Los Angeles and visiting with his wife and family, and is preparing to leave for the Eos sil creek plants on a trip of inspec- ! ton.
 Blythe Visitor. Frank Thompson was an arrival in auto yesterday from Blythe, Cal, to make arrangements for entering his racing horse, "Star," in the Frontier Day track events. He brings this fast animal to Prescott early in June, to be placed in condition. Telephone Expert.
 C. NJ. Oakes, of Denver, construc- ton engineer of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.,, was an arrival Friday, to take charge of the building of the new plant in this city. Work is now under headway. and will be completed in about four months. Prospectors Leave. H. K. Thompson, Samuel Jenkins and Harold Jackson, field men of a Colorado syndicate, were arrivals dur ing the week from Mohave county and are outhtting to go into the White Picacho country on prospect ing trip, later entering the Brad shaws
 Mine Examination.
 ]. Krutschnitt, chief of the mining department of the Guggenheim syn dicate. who arrived a few days ago, from Tucson, his base of operations, is to remain in this field for several days to make investigations of differ ent properties. He inspected gold holdings to the east of this city yes terday.
 Bridge Burned.
 Trains on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad were annulled yesterday, ow- ing to a bridge about mile east of P. & E. Junction having been destroy ed by fire The discovery was made at an early hour in the morning. Trains will run today on schedule time, temporary repairs having been completed last night.
 Still Drilling.
 | O. w. Blickenstaff, manager of the Arizona Portland Mines Co.,, which IS churn drilling in Copper Basin, was an arrival yesterday, reporting the third hole as going down, and with sulpnides as again determined. He is quite enthusiastic over results, and the entire group will be explored in this manner before development be- gins.
 Mining Business. . C. w. Wishart, one of the principals