El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-26
Mines and
Mining.

claim in the Old Hat QlStrlcC, san "a,
alma mountains, says the Tucson Stal
:, Lie. Baltazar L. Pineda has denc
. unced the Marts, and Bruja gold an
silver mines near Pozos, Guansjuato.-
Elk.
Ex-Conductor George Houston is tn
owner of q rich piece of mining prop
erty in the Magdalena district Mon
y terey Globe.
n The AnillO de Hero mine neal
Lampazos, Nuevo Leon, has been reduc
" ed rom 500 pertenenciss to 230.-Mex
lean Herald.
In Taviche district q Mr.. Andro
has struck q vein of good metal sever
' feet wide. 1t is known IS the 'Car
I pintero" mine.-Ex.
The Lewissohns, the copper kings
and owner of ,the Rosemont mines
ing property in Utah, and are develop
ing it on a large scale. Tucson Star.
Adam Fulton, an Arizona prospector
at Casas Grandes, Mex, has denoun.
ced q natural cave near Bacerac, Mex
leo. which is literally lined with
pockets of free milling gold. Some OF
the ore assay twenty-five ounces to
the ton.--Ex.
oio01oIOA uAAC, L SoPoA SOuaVy,
Arizona, which was also sold recently
under judgment on foreclosure of Ia
borer's lien, has been purchased by T.
G. Norris. The mine is considered q
good one and is we'll opened up and is
equipped with a stamp mill.-Tucson
Citizen.
In the Taviche district there is al
ready n mill in operation doing fine
ly. Another one is on the way there
and Messrs. McWood & Co. have Or
dered two for their property and the
neigh boring mines which are all near
the Taviche section. M Globe
Within two years California will
have mines over 5000 feet in depth.
There are several shafts now down, to
the 1000 foot mark, or near it, and some
below it. When the new Kennedy
shaft in Amador county reaches the
proposed depth of $500 feet it will be
about 1000 feet below sea level.-Jour-
nal-Miner.
After ten years of litigation the now
celebrated Equator mining suit, which
probably has had more to do with
bringing b Jerome copper district
before the world than any other mine,
has been settled for all time. The
property has one into the hands of
capitalists, each of whom will work his
share independently.-Ex.
Word comes from reliablessources
that the Spenezuma company are about
to resume operations on their proper
ties. The manager, Schuyler S.
Moore, is at present at ~Spenezuma and
understood that the management Is 60
ing to put in additional machinery and
that the properties are going to be
thoroughly developed.-Star.
the new cyanide plant at Mammoth
will be ready for operations about Oc-
tober l, says the Tucon Star. Alarge
force of workmen are now busy put
ting the large steel tanks together.
The riveting of the huge sections of
tanks together while making a
loud din, is sweet music to the resi-
dents, for it means added prosperity to
the thriving mining camp of Nam
moth.
The Harqua Hala e old mines, Yuma
Ariz., county, recently sold by auction
to 81. G. Hubbard for SIS, O1O, was pur-
many years G for 81 1880, 900. The
mines were operated for a time, but
he English people failed to make q
'uccess of the property. The new own
er will proceed at once to work the
mines. and there is every reason to be-
ieve that they will prove very profit
.ble.-Ex.
Mr.. Jesse r. Franklin and the Wal !
ace Brothers, Joe and Dick" own
RS of the Zspote nine in the district
Il San Angelo to Taviche, state of
to be valuable property.
t is already fairly developed and is
light now turning out ore very crafty
ng to the owners. In course Of three
r four months they will attain q depth
+ $50 or 400 feet when they will then
wn the deepest mine in that section
3 we'll as the richest.-Monterey
lobe.
About seven years ago, Charles Co
Tell, ONE of the best known ~prospectOrs ,
nd mining men of Yumacounty, Ariz., 4
let with q serious accident by the ex- I
'losion of a shotgun while shooting 4
at the foot of Jones street,
there ne then resided. The flying i
fragments of the gun cut his face and a
lesd in a horrible His 1
rounds healed very quickly, but be l.
as complained ever since of q large y
in his temple. in which he believed d
yas imbedded a piece of the broken I
I'm. This week he had an operation -
erformed by physicians in Los An :
eles and a piece of iron an inch and a
long, half an inch wide and a
of an inch thick was found i'm -
edded in the skull. The piece of iron r
as removed without difficulty and the >,
is now getting along nicely ~
una Sun. =
Last week in the state of Sonora the s,
new mines were denounced: a
VI. E. Bickerton, Henry Bollwig, w. le
{. Leaning, Frank Strunck and Anto- le
10 Vega, the Siglo de ORC. gold and G.
liver, near Cumpas; bp J. Q. Bicker- +,
IN, Henry Bollwig and w. G. Lean z
lg, the JEFF, silver and gold, near 81
hu mia EaliY the Esnondido II