Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1889-07-26

. give an impetus to the San Pedro
: camp Tor which it has evidently
: been watang the past week. The
LUCKY nine has been leased to
r Carl Lasen for the working Of icon
) smelling ores for the Santa Fe
Copper Company. He has been
, making good thing of this lease
ana has also struck a new deposit
! there Of eagbouates aud galena,
which will continue to give value
| to the Lucky, of which from the
} temporary failure of the carbonate
! veins in the hands of the original
J owners there has been some doubt.
The prospects OF mine when
there has been genuine production
MS in the Lucky, aud demonstrated
by its large shipments, are like the
shifts of the workmen, q changing
quality every week.
From the Bullion.
We are informed thst an addi.
tional stack, $50 tons capscity,) is
in course OF construction at
the Ell Paso Smelling Works.
When completed this institution
will have six furnaces.
From the Sooorro Chieftsin.
Work has been resumed in the
Socorro mountains. Capt. j. II.
Miles, manager for the Socorro
Tunnel Company has let a contract
for 300 feet of tunael work to Ru-
dolph Baer, who will Immediately
put ON force of miners, and pash
the work as rapidly as possible.
In former years this company have
expended large amount of money,
resulting in favorable develop
ment; and they have resumed work
again with a view of thoroughly
testing the value of this prospect.
From the Pinos Altos Miner.
Mr.. Wm. Wood is taking out
some high grade ore from his
claim named The Grown, and has
started his drifts at the fifty-foot
level, on twelve inches of a pay
streak.
Messrs. r lab and Beckman are
taking out some very fine ore from
the Gold and Silver Ribbon mine.
1t seems that II is destined to rival
the Mountain View niue in the
production OF the precious metals.
Harry Fowler, of Silver City, has
entered into contract with w. j.
Chamberlain & CO., successors to
james f. Matthews 4 Co., for the
delivery OF three carloads OF lead
ore The ore will be tak-
en- from the Bull Domingo mine at
the Hanover district.
From the Albuquerque Citizen.
The owners OF the Lucky mine
have an offer to bond it Tor S3,000,-
BOO for sixty days, and another Of
Ter to buy the mine for $250.000
from the Colorado Smelling works
1t Pueblo, OF which $4,000 Is to
De paid down, and the balance in
short time.
The new strike on the Bullion
IN Johnson's hill, now shows
hree feet of carbonate ore, which
8 much richer than the ore in the
lucky at the same depth. and has
very indication getting richer as
greater depth Is attained. Col.
'ohnson declares that he will soon
how up the Bullion to be richer
,ine than the Lucky. People are
all around, and the
are literally covered
18th prospect holes.
Trinidsd's Dig smeiter.
The land asked for by the Mil
aukee company as . bonus for
eating large smelter aud refin-
y at Trinidad, Colorado. has been
urchased by the citizens and trans-
rred to the company. The tract
nbraces thirty acres, just east OF
10 city, and costs $l6,500. which
Mount has been subscribed. Work
! the buildings will be begun Ut
ice and pushed rapidly to COM
elton, The people are enthusias-
: over having secured another
neltcr. they feeling that Trinidad
IL rapidly sdvsnca