Weekly journal-miner., 1916-03-22

(From Fridays Daily) Grand Treasurer. K. \. Frcdericks was elected grand treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Ma sons. the sessions of which ended at l Tucson yesterday.
 At Office.
 County Superintendent Of Schools ] W. Curtis Miller after a trip to Skull valley. Kirkland and Hillside, where he visited the schools, returned to his office yesterday.
 Mine Extension.
 Ellis McNulty. mining engineer oi Ely. New. is in the Bradshaw coun- ny making examinations of mines. ais being his second trip to this sec non since last Summer.
 Knows the Business.
 Sandy" Huntington, an expert horse trainer. who had been resi- dent for several months, left yester- day for Douglas, to take charge of d string of l2 racers that are to appear later o1 different circuits in the South west.
 Southern Visitors. William A. Emerson and Stephen Fairchild. mining men of the Superior country, of Pinal county. were ar rivals yesterday to remain for several days.
 Brief Visitor.
 F. A. Reid of the Reid Cashion Cat tie Co, was an arrival from Seligman yesterday in auto. He reported the cattle business in excellent condition, and new feed growing rapidly. Quick Action. Commissioner F. l.. Haworth. who left last week for Los Angeles to pur- chase an auto, returned home on Wednesday on the train. He drove his car as far as Needles, where he sold it.
 More of Elm.
 During the past week over 5000 catalogues of different Chicago mail order houses have been received in this city and sent broadcast over the county. This is the second install mcnt received this year.
 Flying Trip.
 A. B. Peach, foreman of the Com mercial mines of Copper Basin, was visitor yesterday on business, incl dental to arranging for development and shipping to begin today, after a suspension of only one week. Studying the Mines.
 Herman and Luther Foos, and nephew. Bernard Vose, were arrivals in auto yesterday from Monrovia, Cal, and are to remain in this sec ton for several months. They are mineralogical students and later enter the University of California.
 Goes to Camp.
 Thomas Linville. visitor last year for his health. has returned from liar. ri>on. Ark, and again will locate al the old point, on the west slope oi Granite mountain to remain for the Summer and continue development Of his claim. Later a brother join, inn from Las Vegas. \. NJ.
 Inspected Interests.
 Ernest LeDuc, president of the Big Ledge Development Co.,. has returned to the city after several days of ar inspection trip of the Henrietta and Butternut holdings. wi:h which Inc expressed himself as decidedly wei pleased. He is preparing 10 rotur' to Duluth, Alinn., his headquarters. Looked Over Desert. James and Orrin Medford of Raw lings, Wyo., nave returned to the city after two weeks of making observa tions of the desert country east o Ehrenberg. for locating later and en gazing in the range cattle business They are well pleased with grazing conditions. but water Is lacking. They ! may sink wells with a churn drill. Back From Mohave. Harvey Blossom, well known il :, mining circles, has returned iron , Oatman. and states the big camp i I settling down to a reactionary stat, l ir which the lively rush in is not a pronounced as heretofore. Practica development goes ahead, the man, l. mines are diligently operating and tn, . general showing is satisfactory. { Deal Pending. q Al Vroom, owner of the Tom Kim