El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-09

A strong company is being formed tt
work the rich Cyntabria mine near Ta
bria mine near Tamazula, Duran
60.
A report of an analysis made in Chi
cago of the coal from deposits north Of
Flagstaff is to the effect that the Goa
is of excellent quality, with little sui
phur, and burns freely.
Miguel Duran and Vicente Barocio
have denounced 200 penitencias OF
iron ore under the name of the Espe-
racza. The mine is situated near Villa
de Rayones, Nuevo Leon.
In the state of Tamaulipas G. F.
Sammann has denounced the old San
Cristobsl and Santa Teresa, silver and
copper mines near Hidalgo, and the
Zigue, galena mine, near Guemez.
Last week the following mining de-
nouncements were made in the state OF
Jalisco: By A. M. Sunde the Cosmo-
politan, of copper, and the TesOro, of
silver. both near Juchitlan; and by
Reinart Sunde, the Refugio, of silver
and lead, near the same place.
It is positively announced that the
United Verde mine will not join the
copper trust. AS the pay roll carries
1000 names and experts estimate that
| d
in sight for fifty years to come, the
Verde can probably worry along.-Ex.
The following mines were denounced
last week in the state of. Durango: By
Manuel Bermudez and Carlos Chavez.
the mineral de Jocarrillo, gold and
silver, near FL Orc; by Carl Wilhelm,
the Caracol, Cangrejo and Aguinaldo,
all of iron, lead and silver, near Cuen
came.
The Ardath Mining and Milling
| company have force Of men At work
erecting a mill and hosting works on
| their Oriole mine at Santo Domingo
mountain, near Wickenburg Arizona
The work is being pushed rapidly and
they expect to have everything in
shape to commence operations by July
1st.-Ex.
The Crowned King mine of Arizona,
which Is good for the production of
$40, 900 month, will in all proba bility
be tied up by reason OF difficulties be-
tW cen the owners, one of whom has ap-
piled for receiver and also an &C
counting. The application was made
to court In Christians county, ILL.,
Mohave Miner.
In the state of Guansiuato last week
the following mines were denounced:
By Jesus Rea, the Omnipotencia del
Altislmo, silver and gold, near Guiana
juato; by Pedro de la Fuente, the Je-
hovs, silver and gold, near Mineral de
Sirena; by Fred w. Harris, the Auro-
Felipe Torres, the Purisima de Torres,
gold and silver, near Cardones: and by
II. K. Dickson, the San Salvador, Gin
nabar, near Sirens.
A careful survey and measurement
of ten per cent copper ore now opened
up on two of the twenty-five claims
owned by the Black Warrior Copper
company of Arizona. shows 20, ZOO tons
OF metallic copper, worth at Globe Is
cents per pound, or $500 per ton, which
would give total gross value of six
million dollars, allowing two million
for mining and treatment, and leaving
four million profit. The smelling and
teaching plant will start up not later
than July 15.-Silver Belt.
The cyanide plant of Ell Dorado can
yon in Arizona is proving one of the
greatest successes of the age. The
values are being saved up to 90 per
cent, the highest ever reported with
this process. The loss of cyanide is
only one-half pound to the ton, repres-
enting a loss of sixteen cents. Thirty
eight tons of ore are worked daily and
the average value per ton is S3S.
are worked up an immense plant will
be put in and water pumped up to the
mine.
w. A. Tenant, while in New York,
sold for S25O,OOO the Bragaw-Potter
group to IA copper and gold claims at
Hanover, which he recently bought, to
@. w. White aud Henry Cummins,
both eastern capitalists who will deve-
lop the property to it's fullest extent.
Either large smelter or q conoentra-
tor will at once be erected on the pro-
perty. Mr.. Tenant goes to Hanover
to make arrangements for that pur-
pose. Twenty-Five men have already |
been put to work on the property.-Las
Vegas Optic.
The wonderful mineral resources of
Grant county, so often mentioned
the columns of the Enterprise,
are deserving of more than a passing
mention. The list would be incomplete
without reference to our immense zinc
deposits, which up to the present time
have attracted little if any attent ton;
certainly not that amount WEIGH their
Importance justly claims. The min
eral which has made Joplin, Mo-, and
other sections contiguous thereto, sfam-
ous in the worlds markets cannot show
greater quantities or richer ore than
Is to be found in western Grand county.
During the last four months there
have been mining sales made in Pima
county, including Santa Cruz, in Ari-
iona, aggregating $500, 900, upon which
;he payments have been made in
whole or in part. Over S176, ZOO cash
has thus far been received on these
'ales, the balance will be forthcoming
n the next 60 and 12O days. There
nave been large number of claims
bonded, sggregaoing 81, $50, 600, upon
which no cash was paid down, but q
,um Der of the claims bonded are being
developed. The greater part of the