Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-27
LUCKY CONSOLIDATED
The Lincoln Merged with the Original
Producer of Carbonates at
San Pedro.
Personnel of the New Company 49, In.
creased Shipments-Live Bits
of Mining News.

The owners Of the San Pedro's carbon
ate producers, the Lucky AMI Lincoln
mine, have happily adjusted nll their DIT
ferences, and have mcrged the two prop
critics into one corporation under the
name OF the Lucky Consolidated Mining
company.
Articles OF incorporation for the Lucky
Consolidated Mining Co. were filed at the
office OF the secretary Of the territory this
afternoon. The directors are Jefferson
Reynolds, s. NJ Folsom, Il. W. Webb,
s. d. Baldwin and II. l.. Warren. The
capital stock is $500, 900, divided into 5000
shares of the par value OF 800 each.
The articles OF incorporation state that
the objects of this company are the buy.
ing and selling OF mines, extracting ores
and smelling and reducing the same.
The officers OF the company are: Jefferson
Reynolds, president; r. W. Webb, vice
president; s. NJ. Folsom, treasurer W. S.
Stricken, secretary. The original Lucky
owners named three out of the five direct
ors. The directory will meet in Santa Fe
on Tuesday next to arrange for certain
improvements on the property. John
King is retained Us manager, and in the
mean time work is going steadily forward
at the mines. Beginning next week both
the original Lucky lead and the ore shoot
dipping under the Lincoln will be worked,
and two shafts will he opened on
the latter at once. $. d. Bald
win came up last night for the purpose OF
filing the papers of the company with
the territorial secretary. He states that n
car load day OF galena and carbonates is
now going out Of Cerrillos to the Socorro
smelter. OF the seven car loads a week
now being taken out three are OF high
grade character that net about 81 800 per
car, and the other four are low grade ores
that net from $3.50 to S400 per car. MIR.
Baldwin says the new deal has placed
these carbonate producers in excellent
shape for steady and systematic work,
which will rebound greatly to the general
welfare Of Santa Fe county's industrial
interests.
CAMP ECHOES.
J. H. Cheves has bought hall interest
in John Priddy's Tip-top mino near San
Pedro.
Geo. Dorfinger, Of Golden, left here
to-day for Denver. He goes on mining
business.
Dell. Cobb, the rustling mining editor Of
the Silver City Enterprise, isoyer looking
at the San Pedro boom.
A boy at Golden went out after rain
storm the other day and picked $50
nugget out OF the placer sands.
II. Lindheim, OF the firm Of Grunsfeld,
Lindheim & Co., is on business trip to
south Santa Fe county's mining camps.
W. B. Walling, miner and mill man OF
merit from Colorado, left here yesterday
to inspect properties III the Dolores dis.
trict.
T.. J. Elicit, John Parr and Joe Biggs,
three substantial old-timers from White
Oaks, have reached Cerrillos and gone to
prospecting.
Judge VIM. A. Vincent, of Las Vegas,
has been visitor at our mines this week.
He told n Santa Fe man that he was de-
lighted at what he saw and it is not i'm
probable that be has ere this bought in.
terests near San Pedro.
They are having gay time over at San
Pedro to-day, and crowd of visitors is
on hand from Santa Fe. The Cerrillos
and Copper company base ball teams cross
bats this afternoon. Horse races will
follow and a big ball takes place tonight
L. S. Laphem, Of Pinos Alsos, OF the