Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-27

CERRIlL0S!
One Of The Best Towns North Of
the Metropolis.
| Rich Placer Fields Being Jud e
ciously Worked.
|Whst Pay Day mount To Up at
Ger %
~ HOUR WITH THE T. orLE

Cnncsiving the idea that a CIrHKS man
suli M, spend an hour mo>. Pleasantly
hsy~ here than at C.rrillna, THE paper
s,siltd one 81 ,r ruS,lrrr to visit the
hriv,ng little city. dis,anc" two hours
NO. north ofthe metropolis. yesterday Sf
vrnrou, and In company with Al Co~-
s.u, Il Zeig-r'5, made the trip Here IL
vAai was picked up IN conversation with
b. citizens ~ C-rrlllns:
rLAcKAisU
n. II. Armr,rai. of N.~ York, prrs,.
wpt II the Gold separator and Stu c,ng
cupAny. has leased frum the lrriga irn
pi Hydraulic Mining c"mp.ny, whrh
ss l,cAt..d and since 1883 has he'll 80.
pson ot 10000 acres "f mineral land ~
s GnId-n district, eighteen milrs south
4Crrrillos. several hundr,'d acres "f pla
nv. and has on the ground and IL cnura.
srrctiun Brewster battery. capable IL
smiling 100 yards IT 'llr per day The
pnplrt- ,nachiu- will hsndlr $40 yarir
ky. hut this par; "f Il has ju-i been put
ol-rstiun aud Thorough test will rr
k.i-. This mArhla- Mas invented ~
y~ r,-r. IL N, York and II covered ~
i,"n pn,"n,s THE "u" on trial her" ~
fourth one ever sci up complete with
hi cars, track. etc. The c,st nf III. plant
Nh approximate $4,000 and will give
ployment to several hundred men.
s,ly unskil ei lab r-rr. This is not =
n washer. but very little water 10 n-c-r-
m. The dirt with which the t-st will b-
sd- IL to BE- taken irom 100 pr~p.'t
ars dug at hsphszar,i. hut no, less than
ieet apart, q yari "f earth being taken
9 N rarh one. A sampl. will b- taken
9 , zach 10, aud p~nn-'i and hy c"mpar.
{ give an exact know l-ig- oi what the
him. will do.
4or q long time every r"r, aad cnndi-
a II men have racket their brsius Ia
vent some sor, ~ machine of large
pacity, either u dry washer or one
4 ich will r-quir- very it'll" water that
be usssi proi'sbly IN handling the
n in the rich placer grounds Of the
pkirn and Dolores districts II New Mex
Many haye lS--n trI-d aud All rn"r'
pus amount of money has been III
ei,.d In the efforts. aud whether Il IL
brewster hat cry or come futur. in-
,ab bt.h - 4. Al. IA
fortune awaits the man who sha'l l~
= kky enough to succeed.
Th.s. districts have been worked for
R,l,.ds II years in crude way by In
kns. Spanlaris. M"xrAns and other
u.rp, aud even now there are prohahl!
m-n making living there with
All dry washers run by hand and f"'
/, mus, part working over the old
H. nps These placer grounds -s'"nd
~s W IL large kr.a. and though millions u
10 ~ N have been taken out, there are yet
toli millions more awaiting the hand a.
~ a.
prN PAY DAY.
n lAst Thursday war pay day at th'
=. mines, and the miners are still -x
80 k-ncing th, effects. Col Austin G""i
the affsble mayor IL C-rrilloe, Away
hs ;or the coming II pay day, An'
\. kvrs = great sigh Of relief when II
an n. THs Cirrxss learned yesteris.
saa y a, least $500 was paid out to ,h
|, O. ssru and the money went 10 enrich 'h
y 'a,s srs Of the merchants. principally
trilios. A numb0 of miners lay /"
pses few days after pay day, and tn
~ asrr In which they enjoy the recrI
Of Of their hard earned wAges Ia p-eu
kEk ply their own
A SMALL srRIKk.
a Monday morning g very funu
. a. Ne occurred at the hari coal min
~ ~ pickers n the breakers, numberlu
'n.l p, forty little boyr aged from IN
~ hr. oijec,sd to a delay In rcceivir
! m ss1l without pay, They organised then
'il sss into . meeting and appointed
sni,,ss TO call upon the supsrinssn'
IT, IT, In regard TO ,hsir grievance. III
u srinteudsut listened attentivsly TO u
"a b pf the COMMITTEES, AFTER which he di
So lsled them, and then followed ge
aNriks Of the whole gang. fesserd
pss u weru stiil out, aud the work of pic
: q sla,e from the breakers remains
re- nrAed