The rustler., 1891-07-24
san reare Impre,inr.

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The kCsIIEE uaan visited san Pc !
dEo over Sunday. the lTst time for
quite a period. lie has. however,
nc complaint 10 make Of his wei |
come. On every hand words Of
welcome and encouragement
brought warmth 10 the heart OF
the weary worker. and the paper
That has published 20 much about
the mineral riches Of the carbonate
copper camp, deserves and gets
nothing but friendship and praise
from the people OF that section.
While there most Of three days,
the time was spent In social calls
aud visits Of inspection 10 the diff
ferent mines. smeltors and develop.
ing plants. At the Lincoln Lucky
above ground, everything Is pro-
gressing nicely. the work Of sink
ing shafts No. ., and the Middle
ton, being pushed as much as posi-.
BILE. No. . Is down about 100 feet
and the Middleton about 90 feet
IL will take three months TO cut the
shafts through to the ore pipe tun-
mel. But when this Is done, the
mine will be In shape 20 produce
largely from is mammoth supply
OF carbonate ores. Through the
courtesy Of Mr.. ID. +. Parker, fore
man, the writer was shown through
the mine, and not having visited
1t since Tom Wright was taking
out his bonanza ore, was agreeably
surprised-fairly astOnished, at the
showing Of ore In sight and ready
to be lifted Us soon as the new
shafts can be gotten in shape to ele.
! vate. The mine was badly worked
and in some cases malIgned, but ii
, is certainly the greatest prospect in
New Mexico to-day. There appears
almost an endless amount Of ore in
, sight, much Of which looks fully as
high in grade ss the best that has
, ever been shipped from the mine,
a good number Of our former Ger
} rillos people are nicely settled al
Q the workings, and grateful mem
0 ory Will linger long over the supert
2 dinner served on Sunday by Mrs
G Bradbury and daughter, Mis-
= Flora, who has lately arrived iron
t California. Visiting the st. Laza-
rus, we found the Huntington mil
n cleaned up and ready TO start on
dump full Of high grade gold ore
and John T. Kelley hurrying uI
n the steam. MIR. Conger was on
I business trip to Cerrillos, assistan
= Newberry was looking after affair
/, generally and the miners wer
@ workidg good ore In the mines
q w. II. Swyers was dividing hi
= time between looking afte
# L. II. Dunbar's injuries an
a experimenting the pumping an
d we'll machinery. Not having tn
j. necessary time TO visit the Cope
h mine, we picked up information {
: the effect that better ore was bein
a encountered in the different stope
q and that O more encouraging out
n look surrounded the big plant ger
Ia orally. At the smelter work
d going on briskly and aside froi
a. the concentrates large piles of OF
y are roasting for the stacks. All Il
~ developing properties around Il
.g camp are showing excellent for Il
70 work. Money is getting plenti,
ar every payday and business me
=. begin to wear an occasional smil
Alex. Rogers and expert McQuir
are delighted at the progressi'
showing at the new camp In Il
49, Saudias and do not hesitate TO pr
:. diet great future, and not { dI
tant one. A number of other 81
oi Pedro prospectors have locut
cr claims in that section OF the Sa
dias, and all seem to think II bona
no "a camp will spriug up this ia
There is good mineral showing,
~ grants to intefere and good water
rs.
The Exchange Hotel, Santa
Is the only conveniently locat
hotel TO the business part of /,
city Southeast corner OF Plaza