Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-25
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Great Work Mt the central - Reported
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! ing Gossip.
Manager Raunheim, OF The Copper
company, and party left Tor Pedro yestcr-
day morning.
The Lucky has increased its working
force and is now taking out ore on the
| southwest spur OF the lead, rally ship
ments will be resumed on Monday.
Parties from Cerriiios arc in the rliy
to-day awaiting the arrival OF It lcudYl!ie
expert who comes 10 examine properties
in the interest Of Denver capitalists.
1t is reported here to-day strike OF
galena has been made Oh the Lincoln.
This is important il trne, and viii be
closely looked into by the MGW MEM
| CANS truth-seeker.
Messrs. Adams Craycraft amt More
man; of the Kentucky party OF visitors
here, left yesterday to examine the Santa
lie county placers in company with John
johnson, OF Perry u johnson.
''San Pedro, in east Rernalllo county,
is booming in grand STYLE" 50 says the
Albuquerque Citizen. All, ha; and San
Pedro is in "cust hernalilio county, eh 2
Oh, come of, you grcen-eyel MONSTER
Several members OF tho Lucky company
left this morning for Albuquerque in re-
Spouse to kilograms from parties who are
interested in the Lincoln The new
buyers of the latter are dickering with the
former to get hold oil that decd.
Capt. Flood has recently opened five
claims OF grey iron and several coal veins
on the north side OF the Sandia NOUN
tains, twenty miles from Wallace. 1t is
said the iron will be used as q tluX Tor the
Glorieta iron which is to be shipped to
Trinidad for treatment.
Joe MulhattoE and his Kentucky party,
who have been examining placer ground
on the Chama, left last night for short
stay at Las Vegas hot springs, thence
going home. Several of them will be
back here in ninety days with pumping
machinery for the Chama.
John A. Lee, the Albuquerque banker,
has been to San Pedro and goes home
convinced that Santa Fe is great county
and the richest on earth for its size. He
doesn't regard San Pedro as in least Ber-
nalillo county" after that ride over the
IlJeras canon wagon road.
Patterson brought in another batch OF
orders for merchandise from the camp
last night, and takes his stage out on the
return trip tomorrow. The establish
ment Of this stage line by Mr.. Reaser is
bringing much bushes to Santa Fe, and
the business men here are beginning to
appreciate its importance.
The people from the self styled me-
tropolis are still focking to Santa Fe
county. The latest Albuquerque an
nouncement is: "Perfecto Armijo and
John Borradaille have united to form a
copartuership for the conducting of a
grain and feed store at San Pedro. They
have it in contemplation to add general
groceries after awhile"
The first work under the new order of
things at the Central mine began yester-
day. Eight hour shifts were put on and
will drive down 600 foot shaft, and
thence tunnel q quarter OF amile east. It's
the beginning of great work, giving
steady employment to several hundred
men and necessitating the expenditure OF
not less than half million dollars. Keep
your eye on the Central from this time
forward.
San Pedros growth is steady and sub
stantial. If building material could be
had it would be more rapid, but it is good
enough as it is. Lumberman SINNERS
agent told John Patterson yesterday that
the mill was thirty days behind with its
orders was running to its full capacity,
and booking new orders daily. Mr.. Pat
terson says it is still impossible to secure
lodging quarters in the town and reports
strangers still ttocking in He adds that
old residents of Pedro do not pretend to |
know half the people in the town now.
Walter Burlew and "Old" Hutch came
in from penro this morning. They
brought in free gold ore from the Nugget
mine that runs about $40 per pound
riches as beautiful as theyare rare. Mr..
Burlew says the first afternoons sales OF
town lots in the new San Pedro town site
amounted to over 81 900, and the next
morning found buyers on hand from Las
Vegas, III Paso, Albuquerque and SOcorro.
Building has commenced on the new
town and he thinks the foundation for
solid industrial city has already been laid.