El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-10-31
J Mines and
-! Mining.

The mining districts OF Northern
New Mexico are located on the famous
Sangre de CrIsto range of mountains
and compromise an area of over 400
square miles.-O. B. Stems report.
Governor Shepherd of Batopilas in
tends making an extension to his mill
here. He Will put in thirty-hve
stamps. All the casting necessary will
be done at the Shepherd foundry at
Batopilas.-C chihuahua Enterprise.
Articles of Incorporation of the Vic
toria Copper Mining company have
been filed with capital stock OF ST.
600, 900. The incorporators are James
Merwlck, s. r. Mitchell, RObt Good
body and W. n. Bankier.-TucEOn
(Arlzonal Star.
Eugene Romero, of Las Vegas, has
put a gang OF men, under the manage
ment OF Eulogio Amanda, getting out
ore from the J. L. G. mine. The }. L.
c. is one of the best gold producers in
the new placer mining district. Mr..
Romero expects to work the mine
right along BLAND, IN M Herald.
The Majors custom mill in Grouse
Gulch Is in full blast and running With
a supply of ore from the mines in that
locality. The starting up OF this mill
has been anxiously waited Tor by the
mine RS in that vicinity. Custom mile
of that and other kinds are ut eded in
other parts of the camp, and, right
fully located, could be kept busy, with
profits to themselves and to mum berless
ID ines that are now not being worked.
New Mexico Miner.
The Argo Mining company, uoder
able management of L. D. Sugar, vice
presioe nt of the company, has let q
contract to drive the Hazleton tunnel
fifty feet further into the mountain
The company will intersect with the
rich vein OF gold bearing quartz before
the fifty feet is run in. he company
intends pushing the work ahead uotli
plenty of milling ore Is found.-Ex-
change.
The Seiberlipg-Schnebly outfit which
bought the Planchas de Plata property
in Sonora some months ago and then
''squesle d" on the ground that 1t had
been ''sslted," and who since then
were reported to have purchased the
Tres Amigos property at ORC Blsnco
do not seem To msterialize. When
they left here they left behind them
several mourners, in the hape OF hotel
proprietors and laborers whom they
had failed to pay.-Border Viditte.
The Monte Cristo Mining company
which has been hauling in and putin g
up lot of placer mining machinery IN
its placer ground by the Kelley we'll,
has its dredging machine connected to-
gether, and for the last three days has
been Iuuning in fine shape. Mr..
job ston, who will have full charge OF
the plant, is expected in Golden today
n DON, and by tomorrow morning one OF
the largest placer plants ever brought
to New Mexico will make it's first run.
Golden New Mexico.
A mining deed was filed in the
probate clerks Office yesterday with
800 worth of revenue stamps pasted
on, which is largest amount of STAN De
on any deed filed in the probate clerk 6
office in this scounty. The deed wa:
from W. 81. Wesson and wife, of Boz
tou, to the Cochiti Gold Mining con-
D my for the Albemarle, Pamlico
Huron, Erie, Ontario and Homestske
lode mining claims in the Cochitf dis
trict, and the consideration given In
the deed was S1.-Exchange-
For nearly three years the mines OF
| gold a. d copper known as the San Jose
camp, Tamaulipas, have been under
the management of II. L. Bridgmap,
who is recognized as a lead ng copper
expert throug bout Mexico and the Un-
| tied States. When he took charge The
camp was in a comatose condition and
mum bered all told scarcely fifty per-
sons. Today it is a scene of the great
est activity, and its census would prob
| ably exceed a thousand. Mines have
| been developed, roads constructed.
stores and houses built. and two smelt-
ers erected.-Chihuahua tMexico) En-
| terprise.
Many different theories are advanced
- 49, ha m
around Badly noun tsip, in this and ad
| 10 ming mining districts. Discardine
the learned and scientific ideas, and
taking the common and accepted
theory, there must be far richer and
better leads than have ever been dis.
covered in the Badly regions. There
has been taken out of the placers In
the country tributary to Badly noun
tain over S4,OOO,OO0. and where
all this smoke" is there
is certainly great and
hid den Ere, ," in the rich leads yet to
be discovered in Badly mountain. 1t
occurs to US that to. those capitalists de-
string to invest in mining Enterprises, a
golden opportunity presents itself in
tunneling the mountain, through the
entire range, il necessary. from some
point near Elizsbethtown to Ute Creek
prospecting for these hidden trea-
sures. Can any such sllurlng pro-
position be presented by any
| mining camp on earth, to the conser-
vative, ventursome capitalist, with
| promises of better returns? Should
this suggestion catch the eye IT any
one who thinks it worth investigating
we would like them to communicate
with us for further iuformatiOn.-Ell
zabeth IN. M J Miner.
| Ruck Ipu,s Apuic3 Salyp