Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-30
AGAIN RE0RGAN!ZED.
The Lincoln LUCKY Consolidation Bg-
facted Last Night-A New
Charter Filed,
What the Recorded Deeds Reveal Mat.
ters of Note from the Pedro
District

The Lucky and Lincoln mine owners
went into another conference at the
Palace hotel yesterday afternoon, and re-
manned in session with the exception OF Il
brief interval for supper, until about 8
o'clock this morning. As Il result OF this
conference amended articles OF incorpora-
ton have been drawn up Tor filing with
the secretary of the territory, and the
Wright and johnson interests, heretofore
out of the consolidation deal, have come
in and everything has been amicably adj
justed to the satisfaction OF everybody in
terested.
By these new articles of incorporation
the ownership OF the two mines isnerged
into the Liucoln-Lucky Consolidated
Mining company with capital stock OF
100000 Directors, Jefferson Raynolds,
Albert H. Reynolds, K. VI. johnson, Il.
". Webb, sam. d. Baldwin, ii. S.
Wright, W. ). Strilkler john A. Lee,
John II. King, T, NJ. Folsom, ii. L.
Warren.
The officers are: j. Reynolds, presi-
dent; K. W. Webb, vice president; $. NJ.
Folsom, auditor and treasurer; II. j.
Emerson, secretary; J. II. King, mine
superintendent; S. ID. Baldwin, shipping
agent; a. Ii. Reynolds, cashier; ii. L.
Warren, attorney. An executive COM
mittee was also elected, composed OF JEFF
Reynolds, X. NJ. johnson and II. l..
Warren.
Supt. King Was seen this morning Just
IS Ire was taking the train ior San Pedro
and he stated that arrangements had also
been mace by the consolidated company
to double the force at present working on
the mines and 10 increase it from time to
time as room could be made for more
HOrkmen.
CAMP DOTS.
The New MEXICAN is doing a good work
for San Pedro IN advertising its resourc-
es.-kingston Shalt.
Fl. T. Wright is now in Denver, ex-
pecting to return in few weeks. y. II.
Reynolds Is representing his mining i'll.
terests here.
Tie Santa Fe county clerk is busy
recording deeds Tor about 100 town lots
lately sold by the new San Pedro Town
Site company.
At least fifty people from White Oaks
have settled at San Pedro. They won t
have to wait as long for u railroad there
as at White Oaks.
1t is stated by some OF the Lincoln
Lucky people that great things arein store
for the camp through the medium OF these
carbonate producers.
Abe Spiegelberg is home from trip to
Pedro. He is gratitied at the great amount
OF prospecting now going on, and says the
camp has great possibilities as producer
OF precious and useful minerals.
Mr.. Lindheim is in return from San
Pedro. He Was astonished at the growth
Of the town in five weeks. He saw one
man buy town lot for $50 and sell it for
$3.50, and he saw orders given for the de.
livery OF 100, 900 feet OF lumber He says
the boom is on to stay.
James Cheves came in from San Pedro
yesterday. He is one OF the old timers
who is now justly reaping the reward for
his ten years OF waiting. lie is pros
porous merchant in The new Leadvile and
has also some promising mining claims,
notably the Tip-Top, in which Thos.
Priddy is hall owner also.
MINING TRANSFERS.
The following deeds relating to mining
claims in the San Pedro district have
been filed for record at the county clerks
Office within the past few days;
Thos. Kiddie 10 r. NJ. Johnson one
third interest i'll the Bullion claim, $500.
]. s. Bagg to T. ". McSpadden one
fourth interest in the Hattie claim, SIlo
W. J. BENTON TO W. II. Nesbitt one
eighth interest in the Hattie claim, 81 900.
II. r. Wright to Jefferson Reynolds,
trustee, an undivided three-tenths inter
est in the Lincoln mine, $50 800.
II. T. Wright to H. j. Emerson, one
tenth interest i'll the Lincoln mine, $l0,-
900.
J. S. Naranjo to r. NJ. johnson, one
third interest in the Cats Island claim,
$1,000.
John Carpenter and Wilbert B. Colon
10 Il. NJ. Johnson, two-thlrds interest i'll
the Silver Plume claim, 5000.
Thos. kiddie to r. M. Johnson, one
third interest in the Bullion claim, $500
S. D. Baldwin, S. G. White, Walter
Burlew and others to the San Pedro
Placer Mining company, 100 acres OF
placer lands near the town of San Pedro,
81 600.
]. l.. Batchelder to A. A. Cline, one
quarter interest in the Pittsburg mine, s.
and other valuable consideration.
W. 7. Thornton to Henry Simpson, GER
tain mining lands near Cerrillos; receipt
recorded Tor $4,000, and noting that other
payments are to follow.
+. \, Blake to l. J. Sharick, one-third
interest in Silver Canon claim, 81 900.
II. T. Wright to j. Sharlck, one-sixth
interest in the Bullion claim, $500.
+. NJ. Carley to Il. VI. johnson, one
third interest in the Cat Island claim,
$500.
James Bush to +. NJ. Johnson, one
fourth interest in the Pittsburg mine,
$1,000
H. T. Wright to r. NJ. Johnson, one
fifth interest in the Lincoln mine, $40, 900.