Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-20

development, and will make shipment
about Monday next.
1--WE would give personal merton Of
the Las Vegas and Albuquerque people
who have been here during the PAST
week, but have not space enough to pub
lish the city directories OF those places
Excuse us, says the new San Pedro
pal or, the Golden Nine.
Mr.. G. L. Gould, of the firm of Green
x Co., is up from Cerrillos and, speaking
Of the outlook for heavy csal business,
says it could scarcely be more favorable
This firm is now shipping three car loads
of coal day and contemplatps putting on
night force at no distant dnte.
The San Pedro grant people have de-
cided to adopt the rules Of the Maxwell
grant company, and give prospectOrs a
full claim. rcserving the adjoining one in
stead OF dividing the claim prospected-
as does the ORTIZ grant. This will serve to
encourage prospecting, and Is 4 wise step
t. take
A. S. Cowlng and Vim. Swyers are up
from San Pedro to-day. Both are vel
come visitors here. Cowllng is one OF
the best of fellows and good MINER, who
made his pile out OF the Lincoln mine,
while Swyers is Il practical artesan we'll
man and an all around companionable
gentleman.
Miller, Larock and Whited have made
biz strike in the way ct car'orate ore
betW cen CerrlIos and Carbonateville, AT
depth Of ten feet the lead opens out to
four feet, and assays some 20 per cent
lead and I'll TO Sl2 in silver. This gives
indications Of Il heavy body and very
rich strike. We vii! know more OF 1t neat
week. Hustler.
Albright and O'Keefe are doing excel.
lent work on the Gov. Ross mine neal
Dolores. and yesterday began hauling
ore to the mill. 1hey have built 4 gooC
wagon road of two miles, leading up the
mountair to the mine and have in about
fifty feet Of tlmbering. This is one of the
most promising properties in the country
Mr.. Jefferson Reynolds, Of Las Vegas
and J. W. collars, Of the Percha bank OF
Kingston, were in town this week, and
the popular runor is that they will starr
a bank here. Knowing ones predict
that the quiet of Kingston and the bust
ness activity of san Pedro will induce the
removal of that branch OF the business
from that point to thiS.-Ruster.
San Pedro has this bit Of timely advice
for people visiting the carbonate camp
"people from afar contemplating remov
ing to san Pedro will do we'll to ponde,
on q few hints we have compiled fol
their benefit. Bring tent. II this is
not possible, then bring along Wagon
sheets, canvass, table covers, door mats
gunny sacks, umbrellas. ETC., with which
to improvise tent, shack or tepee, il
which to live until you can make a dug
out or build house. DO not come here
expecting to find signs TO Let" on the
houses. There are no vacant houses il
town, nor will there lie for some time
ovens. Others have nothing but town
lot. Building material may not be
readily ohtainable when you want it, and
it is better to come iixed.'
There are no flies OH San Pedro's build
ing boom, rs the New MEXICAN has beer
saying all along, right in the face OF the ole
fossils, who cried "exaggeration." LOdg
looms and dwelling houses are rushing up
in camp as fast rs men and money can do
the work. The lot al paper says: POS
eibly more varied assortment of resi-
dence buildings has never before been
seen rs are now going up in San Pedro
The unprecedented demand has exhausted
the supply OF building material, and every,
hing available is being substituted. Log
houses, frame houses, adobe houses, sod
houses, pole houses, stone houses, con
glomerate houses, mixed houses and dug
outs are going up by hundreds. There
are many substantial buildings going uI
also, but the great bulk is of the shell or
der. This is result OF the boom. Peo'
pie are oblidged to do the best they can al
present, with intent @ do better afterward
Some idea OF the number OF
the houseess people pouring into Sar
Pedro may be formed by taking al ele'
waited position on Il hill side late in the
evening and looking around upon the
hundreds OF camp fires brightly burning
Pimples, boils and other humors are liza
bic to appear when the blood gets heated