Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-13

i there is much hurrying to and fro by t
e Lucky people, which means somethin
" Within the past few days Il
e owners Of the Lucky and Lincoln la
l. held several conferences. Later one
n them went to Pueblo and another to S
d corro, and to-day they all pulled back f
camp. One of them said the deal was
fixed another said two offers had bee
made and he wasn't particular about sci
: ing, and still another said the trade W.
still pending. While II. r. Wright
quoted as stating that the sale was ce
talnty, it seems that neither money nc
papers have as vet passed, and until ths
is done little if any definite informatio
can be had.
While San Pedro is excited about thi
deal and the strikes in the Bullion, Blacl
Hawk and Apex properties, Cerrillos Join
IN with ripple of excitement over tn,
Chester mine, owned by Capt John GRAY
OF this city, and DR.. Richards, of Cerrillos
AS has already been stated the first lot O
ore taken out of the Chester was taken
to the Billing smelter at Socorro on Tues
day last for treatment. Great interest
was felt as to the result Last night the
following came to hand:
SocoRRo, N. NJ, July l2.-To Chas. II
Fisher; My car of ore runs $3.50 per ton
! lSignedl JOHN GRAY.
| According to this return the first ca,
OF Chester ore is valued at $1,000. This
Is excellent. Capt. Gray will arrive from
Socorro tonight.
CAMP CRUMBS.
Piper & Scranton have opened a new
restaurant at Cerrillos.
j. A. G. Winner, Of Las Vegas. has
gone to San Pedro on business.
Howard Vaughn and W. L. Jones left
this afternoon for trip to the mines.
Dr.. j. E. Sanders is a new arrival at
Cerrillos. He has opened dental office.
Charles Blanchard is shipping a stock
OF hardware to San Pedro.-Las Vegas
Optic.
Mr.. Brown, an Ell Paso banker, W. T.
Hixon and W. II. Kennedy left Cerrillos
Wednesday for trip to San Pedro.
Both mills are running at Dolores.
This looks like business, and many are
the good words We hear for the future of
that camp.
A gentleman who recently inspected
the Lucky mine offers to wager 81 900
that this mine now shows 500, 900 worth
of ore in sight.
Reports yesterday were to the effet that
the ore vein in the Bullion has widened
to four feet, and that it now bids fair to
equal, ii not excel the Lucky.
A cloud burst in Tijeras canon knocked
out and pretty severely wrecked the pub
ic road leading from San Pedro south to |
1t hasn't been repaired.
The new public well now has an abun.
liant supply of good soft water and the
wheel is up for the pump. Cerrillos will |
10 longer have any difficulty in supplying
water for teams.
G. W. Uptegrove, chairman of the dis
rict Republican committee of No. 7, has
allied convention, to meet on the 18th,
0 select delegates to attend the Santa Fe
tatehood convention.
Mr.. w. T. Hixon returned this morn
1g from q visit to Cerrilos, Dolores and
an Pedro. He says they are all great
amps and he wonders that the miners
admit found it out before.
The lumber is on the ground for Judge
larkness' new dwelling, which will be up
nd ready for occupancy by the 25th in
.ant--the date on which T. P. Gable will
Ike possession of the hotel.
Mr.. S. s. Sanger, coal merchant at
| Paso, was in town Tuesday, to consult
le Green coal company in regard to
ture supply of coal. He reports that his
lstomers prefer the Cerrillos coal above
| others.-Rustler. =
Jesus Armijo, of this city, will soon be-
n the erection of several stone houses
! his lots at Sun Pedro. Mr.. Armijo
inks that the money invested there in j
one houses will realize handsomely on
Q investment. nt.-Albuquerque Citizen.
San Pedro is to have q new hotel short
. 1t will be under the management of
nford & Pease. The reputation of
'acop Sanford as provider is wide
read, and the people Of San Pedro are \
be congratulated over the fact that he
to feed acknowledgements Democrat.
We may say without shadow of exag. .
ration, that southern Santa Fe county
producing more than one-half of the
'ritory, with the prospect Of increasing
+ output thousand fold. In the mat
of improvements, they have been 60
3 steadily on, the number Of buildings
d population having fully doubled with
the year. SO, We should be happy and
.-Rustler.