Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-03-23
Gold and silver bullion is being ship
ped from the Copper Queen mine at
Coonev,

Gold and silver bullion is being ship.
ped from the Copper Queen mine at
Cooney.
Amizette Is having boom In the Gold
Hill region. Several new strikes are
reported.
The Folsom group of mines In He'll
canon have been bonded to Illinois par.
ties for s3O,o
The average monthly output of the
Copper Flat district is $685. 900, and the
cost OF operating $4,000.
The Romero mine at Silver City pro-
duced copper ore running 20 per cent
copper last week.
2. Hlrshberger Is working 15 men
on his Pinos Altos property and ship
ping regular.
The Midnight property at La Belle
has been leased to Eric Anderson, who
will start work at once.
The Climax mine at La Belle Is pro-
ducing ore that runs from $1OO to $500
per ton.
Bell & Davidson have large force of
men at work developing the Golden
Giant mine at Pinos Altos.
The Wicks mine at Hillsboro is ship
ping to the Silver City Reduction works.
The pile of concentrates at the Pacific
mill in Silver City Is increasing rapidly.
The copaersHines sr San Pedro, will
soon resume operations.
One hundred tons of machinery will
be placed on the Monte Cristo property
at Golden shortly.
d. B. Gillett is negotiating for the |
purchase of the Atlantic group of mines
at Pinos Altos for the Hearst interests.
The Copper Glance mine in Taos coun-
ty, has been bonded to Boston and Chi
cago parties. They are putting in a
concentrating plant.
The Othello and Desdemona proper
ties at Cooks Peak, operated by tho
Kansas City Smelling & Refining COM
pany, produced 10,8OO,OO0 pounds of
lead and l,500 ounces of silver in 1897.
Secretary Bliss has again amended
the mineral regulations of the interior |
so that again group of !,
mines may be patented on the expendi-
ture of $500 on any one location in |
group belonging to the same owner.
$. M. Ashenfelter has paid 1000
lown for an option on the Climax and
Standard mines at Las Cabesas. The
purchase price is $4,000 The ores of
The properties average S25 per ton.
A 7O-horse power boiler and engine,
No. 9 sinking pump, 20-horse power
holster, air compressor and drills were
shipped from Denver last week for the
mine at Elizabethtown. The
haft will be sunk 1000 feet
The St. Louis United Copper Mining
company has filed articles of incorpora-
ion with the secretary of the territory.
The New Mexico office will be located
It Organ, Dona Ana county, with W. B. '
iibbs in charge.
Bland Notes.
V. V. Clark has opened an assay Office
t the Crown Point.
About 200 labor checks were issued by
he Cochiti Gold Mining company this /
aonth.
Frank Broadway, q Bland mill employe,
investigating some properties at Hope
veil.
Martin Hart is building two large
latforms at Bland for storing the Al s
Aparle machinery on, as it Is brought !
y from Thornton. The platforms are
2X125 feet each. =
Another Big Bland Deal.
Another big transfer at Bland has
cen consummated, whereby w. j. Car
In takes under lease and bond six val Q
able Cochiti claims and ties up $780, !
20, for their purchase. It is such deals c
) these that lend zest to mining, spur r
le prospector to renewed efforts in de-
elopment and attest the value OF the (
istrict. The properties secured by Mr..
artan are the Good Hope, Hopewell, Q
llerton, Black Girl, Posey and Last =
hance No. 2, located in Pine canon. =
he Good Hope property is one Of the
est in the group, having demonstrated a
self successful producer. The Black v
irl has produced some fine milling ore z,
" treatment at the Bland mill. The tt
sin on the Black Girl shows an average 81
idth of ten feet for several hundred p
'et on the surface. Sufficient work cl
IS been done on the group to insure n
atent. The tenure Of the lease and te