Congric Loras. Near Flagstaff stand the high San Francisco Mt an ancient Volcano. They are now that around with snow. We drove to the south of them and then to the east of them. All about are volcanic cranes, some high, but none as high as the San Fr. Mts. All about Flagstaff the fresh is being cut off, and many to the south of the Santa Fe R.R. Farms are like seen in many places about Flag staff. About 25 miles north (Maine the volcanic cones and flows chips out. Those are cinder cones, the Lopilli being up to near 1/2 mil high; we are angular vesicular lying in a cement of sand. They are dark darker than floors that look as recent as if made of a few years ago. Between the volcanic piles there are smaller hills, but none are the striking features of southern Arizona. About 18 miles pm Grand Canyon we saw a high and striking red butte on off the road. It is known as Red Buttes, and to my surprise it is a Triassic buttle capped by the younger lara. The section is about as follows: Lora at top pm 100 to 200 feet in mine