Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-08-15
GOLD N CO eITI.
Reliable Information Rlaing 10 the
Mines al Bland.
ACTIVE WORK IN TIE DISTRICT

From the Herald.
Another shipment Of bullion was made
from the Bland mill the early part Of tins
week.
on Tuesday Of this week the Cochiti
Gold Mining company shipped u couple
Of bricks OF tuiliOu, whicn weighed
about go pounds.
The annual assessment work on the
High Tide. I aura =. aud Hillside IL being
done by DANES u. May. These properties
are In the vicinity NJ thu crown Point
group, aud owned by a syndicate.
ON the 6rst OF the present week
Henry Peard located another mining
Siam in Horse canyon. The llrst work
will be the sinking VI n shaft, which will
be started in u short time.
A thirty foot drift has been driven on
the Independence by Henry Peord. The
property IL owned by John OConn0r, and
ii IL reported that a good grade OF ore
was obtained In the recent development
work.
X. ". Woodbury.. president OF the Co
chiti Reduction and Improvement com
pany, il expected to reach Bland this
week He comes here Tor the purpose OF
inspecting the work Of construction on
the new custom mill which the company
-
IL building.
Several line specimens for the ore ex-
hibit have been brought 10 Bland within
the past few days. and "A number more
will he received next week. The mine.
owners and managers Of mines should
not lose sight OF the fact that all that IL
required OF them IL 10 make their "
selections Of rock, label them aud leave
them at the A. l.. finch grocery store.
A committee will be appointed Tor tha
purpose OF looking after the collection
from the Cochiti district and will see
that they are placed Oh exhibition NJ the
Territorial Fair in September.
Men who came into this district a few
years ago and located mines with n hope
OF realiziug n fair profit for their labor4
are lust now beginning TO appreciate
the Efforts expended. While no mon y of
n great amount has "a vet Depn trnns.
ferred for these properties thu indications
are favorable that in the near future
sufficient capital will be invested In yaTi.
Gus portions OF the COchiti district to re-
nav the miners for their years OF toll,
and nj the same time An opportunity for
expert mining men to get action on their
money. The outlook in exceedingly
promising for a few transactions 10 take
place within a very short time.
Word wa received at this office during
the week that work on the 100 ton cas-
tom mill at Allerton IN moving along
nicely and with great rapidity. The ear
penters are putting on the finishing
touches on the building which X TO b,
occupied by the assayers, chemists and
the company O1icials. Furnishings fol
the assay department have arrived anC
will he placed In position ~ soon IA tn
room IL finished. The work OF excayat
ing for the engine bed IL almost com
pleted, and when the heavy machinery !
1nce adjusted the building Of the mil
will proceed with greater rapidly thal
aver.
The Victor group. situated In the can
yon OF the same name, IN n western dra'
OF the Cola, and owned by "A syndicAt
I santa Ne railroad conductors, was VlS
ted by u reporter during the week an
> l. u property worthy OF mention In thea
columns. II Is plain to be seen that thi
? group OF mines IL located on the sam
. lead as the Albemarle mine, which Ia on
' Of the largest low grade propositions l
" the southwest. The Victor. lying Ab0u
a half mile south OF his mammoth II
q atitution, has been opsned In sewers
' flhftaA, anu utIIlbttNtth tfN tfF INV Alhh
y vast amount OF mineral bearing quart
IL beneath the surface. while at the san
2 time "A tremendous outcrop IL above III
u surface. At one point on this claim "A
outcrOp OF good quartz, standing twent.
feet in height and from two 10 AK feet
width. IN in plain view. A short distanI
from the %outcr0pping u shaft has bee
.nnk 10 "a depth OF seventy feet, shown
a light. colored quartz the entire di-tanC
ii the workings, and ut the bottom
. which u drift was run sixteen feet, Il
the purpose OF cross cutting the lead. !
this depth ~ only one well WAS reach'
il IL presumed that the greatest bresdt
NJ tho lead IL about thirty feet. The va
le4 In the shaft and crOsscut range fro
J rs 10 $l4 gold, with only "A Few ounces
l. silver. The results obtained in IN
working alone IL sufficient TO give n
owners big returns for the amount
labor performed. Across the gulch. {
tina Barney, one OF the group, n tun
V has been driven fOrty.twO feet. and q
, ore encountered assays f25 gold per 10
! An outcrOp near the tunnel measuG
y seven feet above the ground and i've f.
% In width. The Victor has thirty. five IL
" Ut tunnel, showing "A full breast OF pu
~ quartz which assays $50 gold, and 81
IA silver. On the surface at TIE mOu
of this tunnel the lead matter IL ful
twenty feet In width and IL u tlne viii
quartz. The Criterion and Burt col
70 pletes the Victor group OF mines. al
have been opened by eighteen and TWEEN
feet OF tunnel respectively Several 1
10 .ay4 were taken recently which aNeta
sf "a little more than Is gold per ton. The
III mines also have many natural adya
90 tages which go TO make the future va
~ promising for the owners,
70 About one month $50 my child. viii
w h hltteen months Old had an attack
a diarrhea accompanied by vomiting.
" gave IL such remedies IA are usual
y giyen In such cases, but as nothing ga
:, relief, VT sent for "A physician and II "
u under hiC ear for a week. AZ this I'll
u the child had Saen sick for about I
days Bnd was having about twenty
II operations VI the bowels every twei
hours. and We we're convinced that unit
IL soon obtained relief II would not II
Chambsrlsin's Collie, Cholera and Dii
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