Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1894-05-19
GOLDEN GLINTS.
Newsy Paragraphs Relating to Indus
trial Activity in the Camps Adj
.jacent to Santa Fe.

E.O. Sullivan, of Durango, left for
Cochiti this morning.
The Cochiti Call, published by James
Lightfoot, late of Colorado, makes its ap-
pearance at Eagle City to-day.
The Cochiti ferry injunction case failed
to come to hearing before Judge Collier
yesterday. 1t is now set for Monday next.
The telephone line has been finished be-
tween Cerrillos and Allerton. Next week
work will commence on the liue from the
ferry to Santa Fe and from Allerton to
Eagle City.
Messrs. W. A. Root, of Denver, Clarence
Jones, of Cripple Greek, returned last
night from q trip of observation in the
Golden and San Pedro district. They
leave for Cochiti on Monday.
1t is reported that Denver syndicate
has offered Mr.. Thomas Lowthian $780,
900 for his Lone Star mine at Cochiti. As
there is about four times this much ore in
sight on the claim, the offer was refused,
of course.
Mr.. Clarence Jones, of Colorado, has
taken an option on j. P. O'Brien's prop
critics in the San Pedro district, the Bo-
nanza, Galena King, Silver King and
others.
An Allerton note says: Rev. Garcia, of
Pena Blanca, has been here and has gone
with Mr.. Bailey to Cochiti canada to make
trade with the Mexicans in regard to the
purchase of water privileges to be piped
to this place for the reduction works.
On the application of Messrs. Wills
Johnson and Leeds for the appointment
of a receiver of the Washington mine, in
the Cochiti district, Judge Collier yester-
day appointed Chas. Bonsall, of Albuquer-
que, to that position.
Messrs. Dan Owens and Louis Fancy,
of Denver, and L. Madison, of OuraY,
came in over the narrow gauge last even
ing, spent the day purchasing supplies
and looking over the historic capital and
will leave for Cochiti mines in the morn
ing.
Cartwright and Ward, locators and own
ers of the Iowa lode near Eagle City, are
eated over the way their property i'm
proves as development work proceeds. 1t
is one of the largest bodies of ore in the
Cochiti district and promises to be a
great mine. Mr.. Cartwright hopes soon
to begin shipping.
Mr.. George Comstock, a Colorado min
ing man who knows what he is talking
about, returned last evening from a trip
to San Pedro and Golden. He was sur
prised to find such mineral region there
abouts and says it is the best chance to-
day for capital over any point in the west.
Mr.. Comstock will return there shortly.
Messrs. G. X. Baldwin and w. s. Hem
ingway returned to the Palace hotel last
night after trip to San Pedro. They
say claim owners there are greatly elated
over the summer outlook. Mr.. J. p.
O'Brien has also returned and says the
settling of the Canon del Aqua
grant has fixed titles and three or four
i'm portant mining deals are now under
way.
The Cochiti district in New Mexico is
looming up, and from present indications
il will in n short time become one of the
most noted camps In the west. There
seems to be no doubt that it contains a
quantity of gold, and already considerable
Denver capital has been invested there.
It is so close to Colorado that for COM
mercial purposes it may be counted as a
Colorado district, although it is outside
the boundaries of the state.-Denver Re-
publican.