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

~ t"llR "a u.-.l tIh Improving the
property al '0"'u. strong lad IL l""k.
lus better - - dn
The u>ua, WuiA r...I.ur- "a the Ellen
l., u" Nalu,'., ,.u,f , uu Wh,ch thls
Paxton ha' h.'n uH .t,s - tunnel H.
lnt"I,rct th' ut .uN,in
Mr-,r-, T. 60 .Dr. apl IL nmsn con.
trmplat" s."l hs3u..s work Oh the
Nmlrf, n nuh rruu'i property u
theirs near r' Nturdn. h a. ~.
The a--r-smrnt wo,k uu the Forty.
sine, the property ~ urutge Marsh, ~
santa ~, and Thomas Abbott, ot Rland,
Was recently completed aud shows I, w
we'll
,rOtsr O,,tanirt who Il working val.
liable mlulug property IA rrthlt canyon.
HAA over tom there GutIng the week ami
f"port- operations lively III that pat "
the district
steady WORK on the Nllrttuu, the ialu.
nhr property that il under lease aud
bond tn :. v. Young, continues Ia the
rf"--cui tat IL being driven Ia lntrt-ect
IL" l. ( lead
\ large part! u tulu'a Ia mining ani
es't"fh capitalist" arrived - bland yes.
trf'Ay fuf the pufpur ~ luNr. ugatIng
aud investing III ,ochill mining proper
ties.
Ih"N'ln ~ the main tanned ~ the tray
Eagle l. Increasing ~ with aud impruN
INK III value. lhl- valuable property
shows every lndicaiiuh ut t-coinIng cue
II IA" l"aiing properties at ia" district.
som" muf" mat rial Tor H." mil AT.
nv Il "u lD."- LAY, among II t"lug the
AK p,'t pt"," f.I.nr-d 1T unr II
ca tuk' aui Viii "A acts ~ cpuurc.
uw w,th q" '".Ir"ll uug Ratmp
the 60 uphu T. HN,.g rhvi'-'.. made
i"f "" ~ Ih" ptT -, thrl have Adopted,
~ '''n T. d,"aln i frrrlN'd aud
4u' place "l,i max ia" {" um?tlOu ui
","t',IoIe at the nuiI, "hlch l. -nii 10 hp
n'"'r. ia" iit-i.
Nur.alm viii n- allowed lu LAPSE this
wear tor van, If .n-,r..tnrut NuIk. IN
prospects fut tn uochlti are frightening
daily. and this winter will witness the
g,ra'u,t mining PROSPERITY III it- his.
. tory. Nlfrad> man, inluifir- are re-.
rrnri l., thrsr Interested here and the
altrntlo. Ut man, OUTSIDERS Is KEEP, con.
'-iautl, ,n,lRoralrd b, rrpurt. ., strikes
ui ore ard transfer. OF mining prop.rty.
When CHhl.t the gentleman from
I gEfi-. who va, recently ia c mp 10 In.
dicatr, saw the Alb.marle ore he .xclaim.
pi. "Ah. this l. Ia. arst chouol,t.,r.
I have seen IA New Mexico. Il il exsr,l,
| like the ores ~ Crreda." Tn. gentleman
WA highly pleased with what he SAW
/ here and 4ald h. would return IN a week
or two 10 NV. II "A thorough rxamiuA.
ton. He went from her. 10 Hlllsboro
and after visiting southern New Mexico
cams will 10 To look into certain Ari.
IONA mining camp.
Robert l.. pouthitt, who IL the capabIs
.up.tlntendrnt OF the Washington mine
and has A practical mining prp.ti-nc-
ot some ltta.u wears. during which time
h. has nprrniad several laryrapd valuable
prnp.r,,.- IN New Mexico. went down 10
llhuuu"rlur last FRIDAY ON business con.
uect,d with the Washington. returning
ON Monday. Mr.. hutlitt wAs -...n h, a
t.pr, sent ,t,y. Of ia. Herald and gny. out
IA. Information that h. brought back
With him IA. nan,,t. IA Al -.ttls ultimately
the di-puta between IN. Washington and
Lone star companies over the yJfoot
strip living h.,we.n the Lon, Star and
\orth star and which, through the agree.
men, entered into by the two cotnpan,.s,
become, IA. property of the Arlington.
Mr. Douthitt nI-o. on tuesday. bald of All
the indebtedness Of IA. mine and th.t.h,
mad. miner and merchant happ,. The
Washington /. IN very capabla hand. cnn
Quoted hy the gentleman mentioned.
II A-cartaluad h,,ond doubt that IN.
hivh grad. mr.. hniy lat.l, s,rnrl In tina
I,n, E,,g min. -, o., =. .,,....,,, -
'' ~
wall In sight. The actual extent Of this
rich ar. IL nat nrtunll, tnnxn. I'm, !, /.
.',,. -, ~, ~
s'''''"'' '"'P'"" '""' - -ouie j"
fr"l wide the greatest Nidlh ~ the vein
III the Lone Star mine, which IL JUS,
ah,y. ia. irnn King .outh nm IA. .an.
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