Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-07-01
NEW MEXICO MINES.

Inc Gold Hill mill is almost completed
The South Home Stake mill at White
Oaks has resumed operations.
Concentration is the thing for New
Mexico mines. Concentrate your ores.
The Pacific mine is lying idle at Pinos
Altos on account of the dry weather
AS soon as the rain sets in work will com.
mence.
Last week, Rudolph Baer cut through
four foot vein Of ore in the Socorro Tun.
mel. Samples have been taken by Col
Mills for assay.
"The press of New Mexico scarcely pays
sufficient attention to the mining indus
try" said visitor from the east to-day.
1t is timely hint.
There are twenty men employed at the
Hanover zinc mines and the force will be
increased. The mines are improving
with development.
The strike on the old Sheridan mine
at Cooney, still holds out and large guam
titles Of good pay milling ore is being
piled on the dump.
The Bremen mill, at Silver City, will
start up in a few days on ore from the
Tampico, the batteries have been reset
and everything put in ship shape.
An average of four samples taken from
the last shipment of ore made from the
Cora Miller mine at Mangus, gave returns
of $l64 per ton.-Silver City Enterprise.
Bell & Stevens mill on Bear creek,
Grant county, is running night and day.
AS soon as there is water enough more
stamps will be dropped on ore from the
Ohio mine.
The outlook gradually grows better for
southern Santa Fe county. New enter
prises appear to have leavened the hearts
Of capitalists, and our camps are to get
the benefit. -Cerrillos Rustler.
Col. T. B. Mill, of the Socorro Mountain
Mining company, was in Socorro Monday
last. No more work will be let on con.
tract Men vii! be put on to develop
the veins of ore cropping on the property.
These will be prospected and sunk on. A
tramway will be built during the next
month; the company are receiving bids
for that purpose now.
Kingston comment: Bytelephone from
Hermosa the Shaft is informed that q son
and heir has been born to the house of
Foster. We are glad to note the happy
event. Prospects look bright for the Hon.
S. p. Foster; a bright new boy, chip off
of the old block, and strike of $1,000
per day in his Mana mine, all in one week,
should make any man happy. Hurrah
for Foster.
San Pedro correspondence Mr.. Jeffer-
son Reynolds, the Las Vegas banker who
is manipulating the Lincoln-Lucky, says
he has big scheme on foot in connec-
ton with that fine property, which will
make things hum around the carbonate
camp when consummated. The camp
can stand large amount of hum, hustle
and lifeafter it's six months of quiet, and
the development Of Mr.. Reynolds
scheme, along with many others, is anx-
iously awaited.
Hermosa note: The Pelican Mining
company has at last consented to the
often repeated request of the manager,
S. p. Foster, to sink down through the
present strata OF argentiferous blue lime
to dissimilar formation or contact be-
low. The work Of sinking has already
commenced 1t is the opinion of emf
nent experts who have examined these
properties that immense beds of rich
metal lie within the depressions of the
lower lime strata, which is supposed to
be dolomitic in it's character.
Kingston mines: The Ingersoll mine
is looking fine, with new strike of brit
tie silver in the new workings. Lester
DUNN is taking out and sacking ore on
bis properties east Of the Ingersoll mine
near Danvile. DR.. White is making
mine of the Liverpool on the North Percha.
His ore streak is widening and growing
richer with every stroke of the pick; The
Chandler mill has been running all the
week on Gray Horse ore, which was
worked up to 80 per cent. Thos. CASEY,
one of the old-timers Of the TERRA B'a'ca,
is sorting ore on the Omega. Thomas
knows ore when he sees it; and don't
Won FORGET IT,