Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-07-17

I HAAuNAH hba aAA@hAh'A9 ~ WIN
from present indications.
No especial change In the ore
market this week. Prices rule
steady at last weeks quotations.
CerriIlos, San Pedro and Dolores
should all have mineral exhibits at
the coming Territorial fair at kl-
buquerque.
Theo. Carey and Thos. Shields
returned 10 Dolores Tuesday. where
they have good mining property
TO look after.
Hon. IL. B. Ferguson. OF Albu-
querque, will put up a stamp mill
on the Old Abe, his bonanza prop
erty at White Oaks.
Col. Glass made trip to Dolores
Tuesday, He Is quite favorably
impressed with the mineral show
Ing of the Ortiz range.
The sale Of the Lincoln-Lucky
mine was concluded In this city
last Saturday evening, the Colorado
parties paying 1900 for the
mine. Albuquerque Citizen.
Mr.. Everett, the gentleman who
Is In charge OF the Fisk mill at Do
lores, Il strengthening things around
preparatory to making test run of
ores. IL such test results In the
finding of sufficient metal In the
ores run, the mill will be fitted up
with new machinery to treat the
more refractory grades.
S. z. Conger local manager Of
the st. Lazarus mine at San Pedro
arrived In the city yesterday, bear
ing triumphantly the result of a
seven days "clean up" at the st.
Lazarus in the shape Of gold
brick weighing sixteen and q half
pounds and valued at fi,260. The
brick was on exhibition yesterday
afternoon at the First National
Bank and Mr.. Conger was kept
busy during a good portion Of that
time relating Its history. The
shining metal OF which the brick
was composed has been extracted
from the ore, Mr.. Conger ex-
planned, seven days run on a six
foot Huntington mill, the yield
being from twelve to twenty dol.
lars to tho ton.-Albuquerque
Democrat.
Col. II. w. Webb arrived from
the East last week and visited San
Pedro, returning to Santa Fe the
latter part of the week. He will
visit the Copper Camp again this
week, to look after general Inter-
ests there. In conversation with
the editor OF this paper Col. Webb
stated that the proposition TO con-
centrate the ores of the copper
properties on large scale was Tea-
sonably certain to go into effect,
the 500 ton plant be put up within
reasonable time for The work
With this great improvement once
assured, San Pedro will again be-
come one CT the livliest ard best
of New Mexico's Industrial camps
At present the camp Is doing nicely
and everybody Is at work with
feeling that better times are in the
near future.
The Cash Entry has laid off
, number OF men for few days OF
account of the failure of machinery
: to arrive on time to increase thu
capacity OF the concentrating plant
The machinery expected shoult
. have been shipped from Ft. Scot
, four weeks ago, but has just ar
rived. The new shaft, the Enter
/, prise, is steadily going down ant
r ut 80 feet the miners have encoun
n tered some excellent ore, being j.
carbonate formation of lead an
8 iron, carrying silver and gold. ]
# looks to be a fair smelling ore. G
g w. Alexander is running the hois
? ter at the new shaft. Manage
: Huhn will transfer the add
!. tional machinery for the concentra
a tor, and when that is In place wor
will 10 briskly along.