Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-05-19
NEW MEXICO MINES.

Some promising new mine al discover
les have lately been IN tide in the Orgal
: mountains.
Prospectors from Creole are thick il
J the vicinity of Chama along the Pine anC
Rock river regions.
! Nothing whatever is head these d y!
about the copper properties IN Mora
, county. They are good ones, too.
Work is in progress on the new
sampler at Demng and there is pr0spec
that Cooks Peak will have concen
TRAITOR.
Steady development is yielding COLDER
treasures at White Oaks. That regior
bids fair to become famous as a gold pro
duCer.
Many Colorado and New Mexico
miners have their eyes on the Carrie
country and if it is opened to settlement
thousands Of prospectors will go 10 there
this fall.
There's bright day at hand for Ger,
rillos, Dolores and San Pedro miners
Parties on the inside say seventy-six
miles OF railroad will be laid between
those camps and the coal fields inside the
next three months.
ihe Hoon"''l mining clalm, adjoining
the liiIhoiS NINE, hIngston, Is being
NoiAeu ny gooa lorce OF men. Inc
main shaft Is 1872 feet deep and has tapped
s.lohs no" OF water which creates much
extra work to hoist out
Sheba Hurst, of the Carpenter district,
| Sierra county, says that while there is but
mine and rioin nwrors s'"m o.o "nr,' hannt,,
of mnrh oct;u;tv j., 10 I inoI ' h"pe,"'
camn Of no dstcnt rIs, a. dou ,''o ''"' '"' 'onA'e
,,
a Ie'll"rhaoIe escape rom ibstantceath
VI se'i2us T injury occurred aC tne kangaroo
lli''ie' ~ MlnSstoh' Ia descehulhg the deep
eila't r,'iswoIIl +, hioongoon lost his ho!d
anu ,eIi o's.ahce OF hitY'ohe 1eet. lie
was out slightly hurt.
Lew sly, OF the Log Cabin Sierra coun-
ty, says that things are looking good in
TERRA Blanca district, and many other
rumors confim predictions tnat there
will be many additional developments
made in that camp within the next few
months.
Cooney note. A succession of dana will
erected upon Mineral Crock peIton
wheels and electric dynamos nlaced there.
on, and the tunnel WORK driven bv elpctri.
city, and the tunnel Illuminated bv tbe
same means. Later on a nIant will be
erec>ed to trent the ores everything to be
run by electric power. THIS nronarty
will eventually rival fine great Crms,ort
~,
ood me lhslue Oh John Brockman'5 $ll0,'
ming to leak ont 4 CHicooo d,snsirh
saws: The men for whom the pnrrhase
was made are said to he Horeca Rrork
owner of the celebrated CromwaII iron
mines near Lebanon Penn, sunnnsod n
be the largest iron mines in the JTnited
States Alan Fere Norrip, of the proat
Norrie mines near Irontown Mich and
the sl<and largest iron mines in the
wsf gi'ITsiiiianl Hartman, of New York
CITY, ii Hartman & Co.. bankers. T. w
Barringer, Philadelphia millionaire.
William III. Simpson, of Beston. Fred
Crocker, vice.president of the Union Pa.
citic railway, and the present head of the
celebrated Crocker family of the coast
Heber r. Bishop. of New York a direc.
tor of the Rock Island railway. John
Brockman, of Silver CITY. a director Of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railway.
Isaac E. Adams, of the firm of Adams x
Hamilton of this city, and a son.in law of
Millionaire F. D. Tsppan. of The New
York clearing house, and John Brock of
New York, a director OF the Reading and
railway system. Railroad
spurs, smeters ami other deyelopment
enterprises will be commenced at once.
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Mlners OF New Mexico, particularly those
"a Ine oah fedro district are Interested
y everything yin bearing on the apex decl-
'lons. me ceieorateu Illinois Calamity
Ease IN SIERRA county mas recently been
Ieclueu py Jury IN Grant county. The
l,ilnols mine Is one OF the famous mines
d the hingston district. 1t IS in lime
Iofmatlon, between lime and shale. The
owners OF tne mine nave spent thousands
ol doliars WORKING and developing the
mlne' ana nave TAKEN many more thou
'ahos OF doiiafs out OF 1t. Ihe Calamity
ienth ofaon,a % eoo 80 n .h uo,e VI, l' ~