Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-04-11
SAN PEDRO PicKurcs.
What The Miners are Doing in the Above
Mining District,

WHking ~ Their claiins east ut san o..
dro fui ulr last thfr" weeks. and seem to
be- we'll satisfied with the pto.r,,,. '
nudng rN,irg otr.
here or' .omr hop. 4 N. -,.'.
Lazarus ud Whining rumpau, uprf.'..s
g. T. min again Mr. ~rhu,,l,f N'r.
hts had chh,sr vt III" minr- ,,ur. o.,
-.ut =, VII. reports that the crm,,,n, ~.
wutk their property un u murh .,r..I
aralr than heretofore, hr having .
blg h-ilr- VI high gtai. ore la, 49,. .
whlr DOUG thr annual a,-c,.m,u, 49,.
for the COMPANY
Nj William. who Ia, iuf -uup ...
been gi'ing ihng- IA shape lu TO- H.
a. cutumrur" drilling tut water Of &C.,.
lot u the odd Inner mlnr. las let a,..
tract g. .luhu | Kelley to huili tlu. .
tirk uur hundred cords IT wusI l..a.
real, nrrn hauled and piled u, u,,' .
tn huilrt- llr h,ilct- hnd ,ngI.
have been repaired ~ last ~ pr--Ii.
aui ~ newt Wrrk the machinery vii ..
pat lu plir" aud ~ the lit ~ VI, IT,.
iutrui {" commence drilling Vi "
luum-' rpmpau, own now quite a uuu
l-r ~ Artr- II placer ground cat (.
UulIrn, which averages . pyr ,ulu.
lari.
The iuadnIuI"' todd AMI "copper" rom
pauy, VIII" ha,, ls"'n operating ~ raJ.,,.
frr ruInr time. are un the eve f hIuWIus
IN their turuN'r again. They have bong {
-pInr g,zN head ufr 'fuii the Mont, luu.t
mine ~ the ~nndlt- Nhrh l. nov hI,.
~ the ground. The urr viii hr used It,
nuNlng the tIch ole which lhrN intend ,o
full from the tauirlAfia mine. .rr.
rr-,ful ran /. expected. aud rNrt,hri,
hrrr h"I.'- the run viii COME w &" tie
COMPANY expectations. 49, il,N wa,
keep The furnace running ashlu ruutinu.
ou~N
For some time past | have Noticed t'u.
publication ut ,rtN rich -tuk" haNIup
been made IA the Nirlult, II ,,"idrn. /
have ALA noticed that ann" palH'rS ha,"
hrcn contraiicting the publication the
New Mexican aud other IaWf-. F"t H.,
benefit ~ the reader, uf Tn tIIlItN /
will sAy that uhout three weeks agu.
while was at uullri. saw ~"Inr uir
that II ptu-I~ct"t who hal been prospect
ing IN the lurfto mountains brought iu
III n handkerchief and said h" had luuui
IA lead II II ~ the Iu"rtn mountains. "
the -I~cluIrn- wrTr -mali. aal u,-t ~
them contained half gold II dld uut tan"
him luug L. di~prr 1T them. fur cNrtt
hslN that Wa IN hitafI~ -t"r" got a
piece l., simply asking lot It N',"r hr
got ready Ia leave the tuwu IT, X, tu hl-
camp, | t,-,k III" opp"rtunlt! I" inter.
, view him about li- tul, ~ could Wtlir
to ruf tIfiLlN. The gentleman refused
tu say anything about the mud, ani SAID
he would not tell where the ore va.
, found. because he wanted tu tub uut
;, whether II was 81 vacant ground ~ not
= hut II 1t happened L. nc on open GROUND
: he would let me- know -" | could tell about
, the ind and all" send Il sample II ore {,
Int tITiLkN office fur exhibition. kul
81 far h. has not said a word about II
and | haN" taken II Tor granted that IL,
lind Is "n located ground, ami he don't
wan, I" -how the place unless he grt- al
interest IN the ground. hr iind l. n
h"na tide one. aud II may never hr dis
covered l.! the owner II the ground un
less he gives III" finder u certain inirrr,
~ III. claim. This has been the princ
pal reason have not written h. you ful
over four weeks hoping every day Ia b,
alb" Ia give you the fun particulars ui
the rich find ~ told hy the finder him
self SAN PEDRO.
It, all the sane, IA slight rOll con
gr-tri lungs ar sever" cough. ,nr Min
ut" Cough cure hani~hrS them. rills
hIIN \ Walton.