Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-06-16

sirh s.ia ass ~i,vev Ledge D,-~ev.
er-a ~ q wt.ep.
k,Na.ros lane l.

rr-s ~ q u,.es.
kisosros. June !.
Pick s"nc s'p o, .-r tsaa rom'
And -, a TOO m"f- sticks,
~ ,hsrn With Joof b'ish,s-' typ.
They tell ~ sl,sr bricks
Ye-. such as 90 u.si ~ toll ~
butinR hoi ing days,
when We we're minlns down IN Kingston.
This IL Ia star, an acruun, ~ n new
STRIKE. whirh has l-rn recently msie In
Kingston district Must do something ~
k""p oar courage NJ. ~ W. go whiSiling
through the gtav-y ari--of silver. many
w"uld r",nplr," my pentcnc" HI, M, you
cannnt keep down gNi cAuA",an more
than y"i can keep go-l camp down.
II II the ssn- old story
Gen, Hartman, nm pd .timer In min ny.
and ou" of the originnl owners II the
Culsi"niA mine, which lies near the cen.
ter f "a, Bonanza hill, out uf which h"
r'alizri guri stake ~ the sale. sat tired
and discouraged Qua ledge II barren
looking r~k IL, aud his pat ncr. Frank
turNu. h'd l"rn prospecting IN the
clnim. uf which they hal recently rn,nr
In Ir-s"zsinn. aui hc stopped 10 ,'r, 30
that RISK, az ledge nf r"cks, On his way
dow u tn sharpen las touls. lie chiplr-l
III piece ~ rock The brr4k revealed
aulphiir of rilv-ri another chip rn,nes
III --rhlnriir alsn showed up In isri, ~
he broke. the silver combinations seemed
to prrdnmina'c over the ru-'k
Grorg- knows ruck when he sees H."
come next, which realized $500 IN gold IL
the ton, aad. aH n gentleman uhsrrv~l
who aaw the ruck aud the assay, I'll
w"uld take n whrrlhsrr,w Ia carry III
IA" rilvrr' we'll just thr"w that over thu
dump aud give the Siugl. standard Eel.
rows their I'LL Il gold "
This ledge. which can bc traced quite =
dirtauc- IN u southwest aud northern Ill.
r-rtion. dips toward the Bnnan,a hill
and seems Ia h. par, 81 the rIm IL ~ basii
which has been burbling and boiling al
On. time with gold. liver and other mur'
precious m.tals. and IL which III" work
lngn On Tia. Bunauza hill 80 Tar have beef
In the nutil w. which could not get bach
when the coling came.
The claim on which this discovery wa,
made has been known AE the Silver
Queen, NJ ,, And WAS formerly ownr,
hy Skipp n krck, who left here son'
two ar three years age. aud have b--I
". They are now both dead. and Hart
man and fnran cAme INTO possession q
the property Both arr hari wurkin,
miners. and have er"nt gond man.
thousand dollars prospecting IN this dis
I trict
, But On" claim mtrry"urs or:wrrn thi
claim ani the Cumsturk. famous fpr II,
$4,000 packet, which IL INV owned l.,
" Collar. the banker Much drvci
b nImrn, has been dome on ia. pr,I-rty
". II jackson took bond aud lras. -,
ia" claim from >kipp & krck when the
len. aud with others did several thousau
inlArs' worth of work on II witbou
catching On.
But, the fact IL. every body now seen,
t. Lo catching o""---lriking urr-snd
looks like the bright hours prcc-,lln
what Was termed the "Coms,"ck bnm.
Aud were silver any price at all. ou
camp would certainly again resume i,
nh.iimr activity, In fact. few month
agn mining material. gouis, outfits. etc
wrr going out "f Kingston, now they ar
CON ng in.
TIL, workers on the Calamity Jane hav
= taken cut several thousands worth II or
the past winter. l,.as.rs On the BlAcl
- Colt, Caledonia. etc, have been doing Ia
= same The hnys on the l. y have work.,
! several hundred frr, to get Ia the or
ledge. They are now rewarded with
tiud of r,ch ore The T-mplar leas-rs. al
the North Pr"chs, are taking on, ore.
, But more IL this again TUX CirIEx,
should h" posted, a. Tia" hes, silver cam
K in the snuthw.s, r,'suinrs It's place in ia,
4 procession. bat with all our poverty ~
. wealth. silver and gold prulurtinn. W,
arr stll IN the hight to maintain the ratio
- 'lG ru IT,"