Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-09-05
AMONG THE MINES.

Tie annual meeting of the Santa Fl
Copper company is in progress at the
Palace hotel reception room this after
aeon. The meeting opened at l. O'Clock
aud was still in session ut >.
CAMP ECHOES.
The Wiswcll mill AZ Dolores is now
running on Ortiz mine ore,
The CerriIlos shippers again complain
that they can't secure cars enough
Albert Fisher, who sold his interest it..
a Pedro claim for $1,000, is in the city
having good time.
The last Car load Of Chester mine ore
went to the Union samping works, Den
yer. 1t will run high.
The city is full of visiting miners to-day
Just wait till our narrow gauIP gets in its
work and this sort Of rush will be con
tinuOus.
The machinery for the cable tramNa,
IN course OF erection by the Copper com
pany VAS hauled over from Cerrllos
Yesterday.
Peter Mackel came in from San Pedr,
on Sunday and returned on Monday with
Two loads Of boots and shoes, all that sin
mules could draw.-White Oaks Leader.
Col. Johnson is from Pedro, lie has
great faith in his and Tom Wri2ht's latest
purchase, the East View claim. Con
lracts have been let for running three tu:l-
| neiS.
L. G. Dare, editor of the Golden Nine,
Pedro, is i'll tie city to-day and reports
his newspaper in Il hi Ihly prosperous con-
dition. The New MEXICAN's best wishes
for the go"
Within two weeks past fully forty pros
| peCtols have located in the neighbOrhOOd
Of Ora Qua gulch, at the east end of the
San Pedro district. Some excellent gold
leads are being opened there.
Capt. S. G. White, Il member Of the
san Pedro town directorate, is here III
company wit Manager Rannheim, and
Charlie Ratltle, the Copper company'e
civil engineer. They came to meet Mr.
John +. Watson, OF Boston.
james Hunter, coal mine manager al
Cerrillos, is IN the city. He says the Goa
men have their hands full and bid fair t.,
have Il grand rush all winter, while new
DllllNlliSS are h'ii'S \ i ''' u ldtc ti'at Hl
most ju>tities Cerrll!os in claiming rea
boom Of her own.
$. b. Scluoutz, n German miner and
prospectOr, from Uruguay, South America
is at the San Felipe and will visit San
Pedro tomorrow. The gentleman hear,
OF the mining at San Pedro and has come
all the way from South America to inves,
tisate for Observation-Disclosures Citizen
Valentine Shick was yesterday remov.
ing his family to San Pedro from Their
residence, the stone house on the corner
Of Railroad avenue and Edith street. Mr.
Shick has great confidence III San Pedro
and thinks that the improvement in that
camp in the next ninety days i'll he great
er than it has neen in all its past history
Albuquerque Democrat.
Col. f. A. Blake, secretary OF the San
Pedro town company, was avsitor at this
office last evening. San Pedro is now
figuring on an important water works
scheme and may have electric lights in
operation before midwinter. Col Blake
SAYS the towns boom is on perfectly
solid basis and is building up just as fast
rs Is required to meet the business de-
mand arising from the development Of the
surrounding mines. As to the activity in
the mines he says two or three new CON-
panies are now being organized to push
work on some very promising carbonate
ore prospects, and these companies will
lie backed by capital enough to thorough
" explore the ore bearing crevices in the
lime stone belt.