El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-05
Mines and
Mining.

been struck on the upper left hand forl
of Red river in Taos county, N. M
New Mexican.
Preparations are being made on the
Mamie Beard, in the Jarillee, N. M.
to put in air drills and sink the shat
to depth eff l 900 feet.-Ex.
A New York company has bough
the Guerigo mine near San Pedro. 81
nols, and other mines near Tapisco, fol
$4,000 gold.-Mexican Herald.
Near Zimotlan, Oaxaca, have been
discovered some mines, the ore Of
which runs 900 ounces silver and OF
gold to the ton.-Mexican Herald.
New machinery will shortly be put
to work or the gold mines at San Luis
del Orc, Zacatecas, capable of handing
so tons of ore dsy.-Two Republics.
In the state of Guanajuato, Jesus He
rrera denounced the Pasionaria gold
and silver mine, near Portrio D1az'
and Richard b. Williams the Pastora,
of gold and silver, near Villalpando.---
Monterey Globe.
1t is reported that several very good
coal prospects have been discovered In
of the veins has been traced one and q
half miles on the surface, aud is ap-
parently feet in thickness.-Ex.
Antonio Martinez Garcia has demo-
unced the Nina Cobre de Rio Blanco,
of copper ore near Aram berri, Nuevo
Leon. In the same state the Navi-
eantes mine has been reduced from
500 to 60 pertinencias.-Chihu En-
terprise.
Candido Quintero has denounced the
Si1u mi
Compostela, territory of Topic, and in
the same territory Elias Galindo has
denounced the Ampliacion de la Va
lenciana silver and gold mine, near
Santa Maria del Oro.-Ex.
Specimens of copper ore carrying
wire gold we're received in Tombstone
last Friday from twenty-foot copper
vein 10 miles east of the Pilares dis
trict, Son ora. The property is owned
by two Arizona miners who arenow,de-
veloping the property .--Prospector.
Two young ladies Misses Conception
and Mercedes Ochoa PARA have de-
nounced the old Latillss copper mine
near Tamazula state of JaIisco, as the
Soledad; and in the same state, near
Ayutls, Carlos Gallegos has denounced
the San Fernando and Cambi gold,
silver and copper mines.-Mexican
Herald.
The Orb says: The Copper Queen
Co. has 400 B sbee miners employed
taking ore out of their big property at
Nacosari at the rate of 1000 tone per
day. An additional force of mechanics
are engaged in constructing the big en-
gines, smelters and Commentators. ALI
the subsidiary machinery will be oper-
ated by electricity.
The Mamie Baird, Lucky, May, Z
Come Eleven, and Lincoln, all owned
by the Eddy Brothers in Otero county,
N. M, are being rapidly developed
and are now considered steady chip
pers. The Nsnrie Baird aud Lucky
have been provided with such railway
facilities that the ore is loaded auto
matically in the cars, when hoisted
from the mines, without extra hand
4ing.-Ex.
The following new mines were de-
nounced in the state of Mexico last
week; by Francisco B. Bringas, the
IONA Minerva Melchor Ocampo. Esme-
rslda and Consuelo, silver, lead and
copper mines near Tecambero; by Flo
Rido Carols, the Refugio, copper, near
Purechucho: and by Juan Franceschi,
the Selle. copper and gold, near Coal
Herald.
The Decatur company, operating
near Jerome, last week struck large
body of copper sulphuret ore in their
property. The discovery of this to-
gether with a strike made almost sim
in the News property de-
tt at the Jerome ore belt
in a southerly direction. The
News and Decatur property are located
between Jerome and the Copper Chief
mine. The Decatur property is
equipped with steam hoist.-Journal |
Miner.
The Bisbee Orb says that the Roy |
mine in the Pilares district, has been |
sold to Denver parties. The Roy prop |
erty consists of III pertenencias. It is |
q very high silver proposition, chloride |
which Gre he'd together by the horn |
silver in them. There is no second |
class ore. The ore is in pockets and is |
taken out by forty-foot tunnel which |
IA ps it at $50 feet deep. It is proposed |
TO go In further down the mountain and |
take the ore at !, 200 feet.
The great heat at the Maricopa mine
and the difficulty in getting pure air |
down the shafts will prevent its reopen
ing until October. The Huntington |
mill on the property will likely be used |
to crush ore from the Phoenix mine. |
the present stamp mills on that pro-
perty requiring too much power. Men |
are engaged in cyaniding. Ore milled |
ny Mr.. Davis has been worked over. |
A bout 400 tons of rock, assaying S18 |
per ton. when milled by Mr.. Mcdonald |
plated s12 The tailings were sold to |
A Assistant United States ATTORNEY |
Thomss D. Bennett, who has had them |
orked.-Tucson Citizen.
In the Organ and San Andreas |
there are ten copper claims |
and several lead properties shipping |
ore to Ell Paso. The gold camp con- |
tains two gold shippers. The Modoc,