Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-12-25

lIs.m 81. about g. irr. hu' 'h"tr ht'
a.,.ral iu all. Iu all ~ Vh,,h M" vein ts
etlas.,H .h.Nllr AuAnIr ufr IN plece,
averaging from 60 llu yer ton l'e
F.I..m -luI- tu the -ouihSr-t ~ " a
large NIIl ~ th. base ~ which ~" the
h.ut placer rlalm,, ~ I-puiAfN InpNu
lugs'.I 100 krut gu.rh bul ~hlch we're
unite ,ticu.prN vr-prcl'-l Ani worked
Ia-i summer
uuung tr"'ost lsU quite Nn excite
msui ~A- osr ,-iouri Ia the district 10y
fHr li-cwrt, " these plAc-t- aud many
10. yle from Albuquerque rushed to the
camp .r -tat~i ou, claims Tor many
mile. down uyuu the mesa Here aud
lr,fr rsu D~ found monuments ot grave
proportion, on which will he found no
tIr,.- Co tho Nutli that twenty acres VI
Ins gtstIng land l- locAtci upon ~ min
sfal lspi tors placer claim Nany ten
f.nt ~. ...-.-meut hul,.- atr all that RENAL '-
Hi lh- greatest expectations AMI future
" .aIfh ~ .hp lucatur-
>pgs-t- ~ lafs" -ta have been found
100 ksui guIrh Au3 plenty II the ditt at
I Ihr f,.i .f tho Folsom mine viii average
| frm tll tr t's yet cutie yAtd pa.
| irutrI rrrp~-S WA- attempted 10 hr u-'si
| last -umm g in The Wotklug " the plac.
,r- but uuIug Co.. the coal t~lug coarse
4ul coated ~tth due cement Il would
amalgamAtr upon the plate ot the ma.
chine IN the earl, working of these
| plar-t- Natet tuf that purpr-- ~ar haul.
,d -ums t~u uile- ami the claims Srte
then workri at profit Ih" claims are
nov Ia process ~ litigation. Ani Shrn
this feature ~ their Development i- Hc'
rompii-hei they can then be wofk-i sue.
r,-~-fu'ly h' the old Worker PROCESS
water being now ~ the ground
rHt uElNIukHE
The Hrlyiiere Is another " the claims
| upon which considerable work has b~-u
done 4 tunnel ~ feet In length wa
driven ~ upon the l,ai. showing n vein
" tinr quartz = feet wide, Of the -am,
character ~ the Millagtu- or" tunnel
lju Zee, hong was afterwards started Sey
rral hundred feet lower upon the hill
with view ot tapping the ore at 4
greater drp'h. This tunnel has been
driven Considerably over 30 feet and
will he rrarhri IN - uf - feet. Thu
mine, together with several other AdlOin
iug claims. have been s,orksi Ani In th'
near future extensive Development AuC
further work III the tunnel Will nt
vu~hri The principal need ut th" camI
Is n custom mill, where the low grad,
ore Of the NAriou, mines and claims cal
he treated
rnE LIfrLk rITT,Ht Hu MlNE.
The Littlr PItt-bug mine l. located, ~
lr'ore stated, ~ >orih cAn.on. Th
lrai IL III ,ir NJ many -mAll "-lringpr-
! III n slate and shall formation. ASA! lnI
high IN gold. Suus " IA. assays of or
from the rltisburg have run IA high n
$500 and {sbO. A shaft i3I frrt deep ha
been sunk. aud at - depth Of ll5 feet
cfos.cut oi titty feet has b.en run, whic
shows good ora. The mine has not be-
worked further Tor lack OF aNailabl
funds. and Also owing Ia water In th
bottom OF the shaft. This mine, togathe
with several adjoining claims. Is owns
by u stock company, most OF the stoc
being zold u Albuquerque parties, III
money being received from the sale ,
the same being used Ia the deyelopmel
of the property. The company Ia now /
. n fair way 10 receive further install
ment Oi funds, and work il abont 10 !
! comm-nced and pushed vigorously.
THE GREY EAGLE.
q One OF the claims Ia the camp whIc
has excited the most curiosity II the tire
Eagle. some OF the bOul ierH upon beiD
= taken from the lead AMI broken. n,
enough 10 satisfy mortal man In b
Y financial ambitions for the rest Of b
natural life. while a piece Of rock take
y from next 10 II may run nothing Hov
u ever. with considerable W., K, \ good vel
y OF ore about sixteen feat wide has bee
opened up. averaging In value from Z
u go. The ore. however. is refractory al
9 until q smelter or some other way
, found for working -, ore. nothing wi
y be- derived from III aim, ~ the expen'
. of hauling the ore 4. the railroads. an
"a
hmonB 'hc pIoihiHink C'AiuS NV
Ing developed are the Amelia and N