Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-16
NEW MEXICO MINES.

W. ]. Joblln is working large force OF
miners in the Organ district.
The Kingston Shaft says Dan Nc
Gowan has made very rich stiike in the
Caledonia mine.
Prospects never looked brighter for the
future mining interests of the Kingston
district than at present.
A hundred stamp mill, to be put up by
st. Louis parties, is talked of at Golden,
on the great gold ore of Mcdonald, Caron
and others.
The lead carbonate ore that made the
Lincoln-Lucky famous, has been struck
in the Catron group of claims at San Pc
dro at depth of $50 feet.
The Viola, at Pyramid, has struck a
large body OF seventeen ounces ore on the
150-foot level. 1t was overlooked by the
former management. 1t is a sulphuret
and can be milled to a proft.-Enter-
prise.
Hermosa note: The st. Charles broth
ers are taking out 1000 ounces ore from
tie Ben Cook lease on the Pelican group,
and from 5000 to $500 day has been the
output for two men for the last few
days.
The new Luhring concentrating test
machine put in at San Fedro, has been
started up and run in a small way, and
Supt. Mclaughlin appears to think that
it will successfully treat the ore. The
machine will be fed automatically and run
steadily during the present week.
The horny-handed prospectors at San
Pedro are telling rather good one on a
so-called expert who recently visited that
camp to examine some machinery. "The
fact is, boys" said this "miner, " "the
man who invented this machine is dead,
and | myself don't quite understand it,"
Las Cruces Republican: Judge w. T.
Thornton, accompanied by Prof. A. E.
Foote, the Philadelphia mineralogist and
mine expert, arrived in the city this " eek.
Prof. Foote, it is thought, will carefully
examine into and report on the possibili-
ties of the Organ mining district. Much
good is likely to result therefrom as ia.
vorable report on this district coming
from such recognized authority on mines
and mining as Prof. Foote will carry with
~ much weight.
Mineral specimens in lots of 1000
pounds or less for exhibition at Pueblo
Mineral Palace from any station on the
A., T. & S. F. in New Mexico will be
transported free of charge. Now this is
very generous, and it ought to be taken
advantage of by New Mexico miners.
The Mineral Palace exhibit open on July
4. Let our miners see to it that New
Mexico is fully represented.
Last Saturday the Teel & Poe Mining
company declared its first monthly divi-
dend of IL per cent on its capital Of
$l50,00O. The company perfected its Or
ganization only about the LIST of May, and
this showing is certainly remarkable
Those who are we'll posted as to Cook 3
Peak district, say that this company will
probably declare regular dividends of z
per cent a month at present rate of out
put, and that they can double it at any
time.-Deming Headlight.
Pinos Altos. Pacific No. is working
forty men and taking out ton of ore tC
the man per day. This mine never
looked better than at this writing. Su
perintendent John Spiller says the Pacific
mill is at present dropping fifteen stamps
but would he thought, in short time, b,
running at it's full capacity Of thirty
stamps. The mill is, with fifteem stamps
putting through about thirty-five tonl
every twenty-four hours.
A rich strike has been made in th,
Bachelor mine at STEMS Pass. In tht
south shaft at the depth Of sixty feet th'
apex OF rich body Of ore was encoun
tered. In sinking seven feet the or
widened out to three feet and was still
widening. The ore is very uniform ant
shows plenty of chlorides, bromides ant