Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-05-30
c0CHIrI MINING NEWT.
Information R Regarding Mining Operations
10 the Golden Coehiii.
MINING ITEMS OF INrErEsT.

II. l.. Frazer has resigned his position
at the Bland mill.
c. v. Bower. Of Dwight. ILL.,, came In on
tne stage Saturday aud has accepted
position with the Bland Milling CON
psny.
Ii is understood that Frsnd Bruce hs.
gone to work on the Bull OF the Woods
one OF the mines In the Crown PoinI
group.
John Wallace and d. II. Ritter hav,
located a claim in Perslts canyon ant
named 1t the Peacock. The boys believ,
it all right. and with tina! point In view
will commence the assessment work q,
once. Success to them.
David II. MeikleJohn. Of Butte. Mont.
who has been attending the Stanford
University Of California. intends spend.
ing his summer vacation at the Albe.
marie. He will be engaged a. assistant
assayer, and will relieve J. I. Seaman
who contemplstes q visit to the Sulphur
and points In Kansas. Nebraska and Mis-.
souri,.
Work on the five mile extension Of the
pipe line from the AlDemarle TO the Vale
Grande has been commenced. Charles
Pilkey, the contractor, passed through
Bland Tuesday evening with about two
dozen Indians, headed for the Vale
Grande. where operations will bs started
and IL Is expected the work will be com
pleted in about twenty days.
T. O'C0nnor, Of Boulder, Colo., q mar
who has had extensive experience IL
mining and who visited the Cochiti min.
ing district about a month ago, returned
TO Bland yesterday. Mr.. 0'Connor, who
represents large capital. IL highly pleased
with the Cochiti a q mining district
and Is here for the purpose Of investing
provided the right kind OF property car
be secured at reasonable figures. In
company with George 0s,rander he will
spend several days In psralta canyon
where he will sample the King and
other leading mines in that part OF the
district. Ii is to be hoped that the mine
owners in Peralta canyon will not ask
exhorbitant prices for undeveloped
claims and that Mr.. O'Connor will be
successful In procuring the right kind oil
property as his company Is willing Il
spend q large SUI OF money In develop
ment work and so erect a mill when q
sufficient amount OF ore shows up.
W. c. Wynkoop. OF Denver. Colorado,
arrived In Bland last Friday evening
These few words would appear as a pass.
ing notice only to the people not &C.
quatnted hereabout, but when the facts
are once set forth 1t has quite q diff sren,
aspect. Ii means that the Cochiti min.
ing district IL to have a new 100 ton
mill, the development Of several good
mines. and the homes OF many homes,
w%orkingmen made happy and comfort
able. MIR. wynkoop il no stranger 10
these parts. and 1t is needless 10 repea,
In the columns OF the Herald who he Il
or what he has done. but II would prob,
ably be OF considerable interest TO all t
learn what he is going to do. BY tn,
manner In which he starts out one fully
realizes the fact that he Ia q bushes,
man In every sense OF the word. The
drst move on his program was to emplo,
a force OF men the evening Of his arrivaI
to repair the pipe line from Cochit
canyon to Allert0n. a distance Of abou,
two mile and u half. The men vert
put to work the following morning
and not q moment has been lost in idle
ness. Ii is expected that the work on the
pipe line will be completed next week,
and then workmen will be employed on
the proposed mill, which is to be erected
a few hundred feet south Of the old mil
site. This work Is to be pushed with a.
great rspidity rs possible, but for {
structure Of this magnitude, no one car
expect II 70 be finished and equipped
with the necessary machinery. In les,
than four or five months. The cspacit!
OF this mill will bs 100 tons per day, AM
the ore comes from the we'll known Iror
King mine, and others OF equal promi
nence, which are located Just north o
Bland. SO great is the amount OF rich
ore now In sight In the Cochiti distric
that even the next generation will b
unable to remove and treat 1t. Not II
the history OF the camp has there been q
much interest and enthusiasm mani
Tested as at the present time. Mr.. Wyn
koop, who became interested in the cam
during its infancy. and whose faith In tn
mineral wealth contained In the COLDER
Coehlti has never wavered. Is now In
position TO demonstrate that his conf
dence in the district was not misplaced
and great credit is due him for III
energy and ability exercised ia gettinl
capital interested.
Happy ia ths man or woman who Cal
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