The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-08-11

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filled by the breeze, floating from bamboo
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| in the house in which it is exhibited.
Mining Items From the Chihuahua Mail.
| CUSIHUIRIACHIC.
| The work of driving the cross.cut tunnel to-
wards the San Rafael, one of the big veins OF
the district, is progressing favorably. 1t is ex-
pected that another vein will be cut, it is hoped
''in pay" before reaching the San Rafael.
The San Antonio, one of the Cusihuiriachic
company's mines, is reported Hooded with
water through the b'slking ofpipes or pumps.
As the mine is some 600 feet deep 1t will be
an expensive break. With some of the finest
mines in the country this company does not
pay dividends.
Judge ]. H. Bell, who, in 1879, sold to the
Cusihuiriachic company the property they are
now working, has completed the purchase Of
La Gloria, one Of the finest veins OF the dis
trict, and has organized a new company to
work another vein he has acquired by de-
nouncement. The company will erect plant
OF machinery at the close of the rainy season,
and help to boom one of the best camps in the
state.
BAToPILAS.
| The tunnel driven on the Penasquito has
cut the Santa Domingo vein in fine native
| silver ore.
The new mill on the Descubridora property
is about completed, and the cross.cuts on the
vein are both good ore showing native silver,
worth from $3.50 to $500 per ton.
The "True Vaunero' commentators IN the
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concentrating fifteen tons into one, leaving
per ton. With these commentators the low
grade ore, which under former management
were thrown away, are now treated to good
advantage.
The general outlook is very favorable and
encouraging.
The Philadelphia company's works are now
running with good results.
| Judge Knots has gone to Parral to estab-
lish and put in operation another company.
| Thirteen car loads of mining machinery
have lately been received for the Dry Noun
tain company; also seven car loads for Mr..
Cowdrey's company.
PINoS ALTOS.
Mr.. Hepburn, representing the English
Company, owning extensive and valuable
mining property at Pinos Altos, has returned
from California, bringing with him five of the
most skilled mechanics of the coast for the
purpose Of adding fifteen more stamps to the
thirty now in successful operation. A por-
ton OF the new machinery will be brought in
via. Chihuahua, and part via. Guaymas.
ARABIA MOUNTAINS.
Messrs. Opie, Ross & Co. are driving a
tunnel on vein of the Buena Vista, and are
now in distance Of fifty feet. The ledge is
about ten feet wide and assays from fifty 10
sixty ounces yer ton, silver.
Other parties are working on an extension
of the above ledge, by shaft, now 40 feet
deep, with the ore assaying 225 ounces to the
ton.
From righteous fear of the Apaches, who
periodically take possession in and about
Dolores, this camp is at present deserted i
is hoped that in the near future work will agair
be commenced.
SANTO EULALIA.
The explorations in the Parcionera mine
Sa TIA Eulalia district. have developed fin,
DO ly Of ore worth S45 per ton, and the com
lPany have some 500, 600 worth CA the dump