Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-10-01
AMONG THE MINES.
Rushing work OF the Linocin-''"ohs-
Business at CerrElos-CSnp Echoes

Rushing Work OF the Ainccin-'hoAs-
Bustness at CerrtLlos-C&nlP Echoes
Major Randall came in from the mines
lust night and is qunrtered at the TX
change. He accompanied John King as
far as Cerrillos and the latter received a
telegram announcing that LOGO feet OF
iron rails for the Lincoln-Lucky tramWay
would reach Cerrillos this morning. MY
King was coming through to Santa Fe'
but upon receiving this telegram he re-
NAMED over to have the iron sent at once
to San Pedro. The mineral cave has been
opcned so that ores car be readily eXtrAc-
ted and the ties are laid and cas- ready
TO begin work the moment the rails can be
spik cd down, which viii require out q
few hours after they are once ON the
ground. II is thought that by tomorrow
the niue will be il readiness 10 treble Its
present output. Mr.. Kings very anxious
10 orI The property tolts fullest cep&clt!
daring lis three mon hs lease, ana Il the
present plans are carried out about forty
more miners aud some fifty teams viii De
emplCyaQ in and about the LlnCoin-Luckv
inside oftho present week. WITH Ihe vast
Quantities of orc in sight Mayor kanu@ll
thinks il will be no trick at all Tor hLngto
clean up for himself at least $25, 900 With
in the next three months.
DEVELOPMENT during the past two weeks
in the San Pedro carbonate deposits mas
proved very encouraging. Besides the
large ore body which was recently struck
il The Lincoln-Nucky mine, considerable
work has been done on the Tres iermanos
group, which is showing that the Tres
HeI!nanos company control mining prop
critics that are very liable 10 prove as sur
prisingly rich III carbonate ores as the
lincoln-Lucky when development has
been pushed IN on the ore chute to the
proper dlstanco.-Optlc.
Cerrillos is growing very rapidly these
days; building operations OF al klnd5 are
in hand, realty is in demand, and every
body is W TO his eyes il business. 1t IS
sight good to look upon, the depot and
wards OF the A., 7. d 5. I. at that point
len or fifteen cars OF coal are loading
daily; hundreds of teams are moving to
and fro, and the depot platform is piled
with freight, all Indicating, as nothing
else can, that prosperous condition which
prevails in cur mines.
"a railroad to San Pedro Is assured"
is, so says the Las Vegas Optic, the sub
stance Of 4 dispatch received in that city
few DAYS ago. OF course it isl rail
road to san Pedro is assured to run from
the city of Santa Fe TO the now Lead
Vile via CerriIlos. The Santa Fe South
ern people have the cash TO build the
road ALREADY at their command. 1t vii!
prove great day for Santa Ee when the
first shoyeiull OF dirt is thrown for this ex-
tension.
Now that the free Auxing ores, carrying
lead, lime and iron, have been discovered
at San Pedro in such large quantities
what's the matter with pulling Tor biz
smelter plant at CerriIos, where fuel
and ores are plentiful? Cerrillos is TO-
day the best location 10 the west for ex'
tensiye reduction works. VIII somebod!
please try and deny this assertion
The New MEXICAN was led to state &
few days ago that the Bullion claim waG
shipping ore. This is incorrect. The
claim looks well, but it has never shipped
pound CT ere, and only two men are al
work in it. Albuquerque parties are
largely interested in this claim.
Bartholomew & Co., are miners from
Arizona who seem to have fallen on ;
good thing at Ccrrillos. Mr.. B. Located
the Silver Queen claim q few weeks ago
and on Saturday he shipped his first ca
load OF Gre. 1t promises to be stead.
producer.
The San Pedro Outlook has made it
appearance. If subsequent umbers o
the papers fulfill the promise OF the frs
issue, San Pedro camp need have no tea.
but what its interests will be well guarded
Las Cruces Republican.
c. Arlington, Thomas Pearel and Rich
ard Hicks, Colorado miners, are in th'
city to-day en- route to San Pedro. The.
have heard of the great carbonate bel
and propose to inv estgate it.
San Pedro town building has been re
sumed with vim. The growth OF thu
: new Leadyille vii! be upon an actual min
eral basis from this time henceiorth.
]. D. O'Brien left this morning on hi
return to Pedro. He is working a groul
Of claims not far from the Llncoln-Luek.
wish the most tlattering prospects.
B. Toti, the Golden merchant, yesterda,
paid Richard Dryer 800 for the Fear
prospect, located three-quarters Of q mil
from Golden. -