El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-12
Mines and
Mining.

), The Bstopilas mines have produced
!. to date over SO, 900, 900 of treasure
: Monterey Globe.
n The rich Remedies mine near Nina:
Nuevas, Chihuahua. produces large
quantity OF treasure.-Monterey Globe
The rich Dolores mines north of Pi
nos Altos, Chihuahua, have beer
bought by an English company fol
3 SI6O, OOO.-Monterey Globe.
Over 500 tons of ore are exported dai
~ through the custom house at Juarez
and large amount is treated at the
smelter DISCRETIONARY Globe.
During February the Sierra Mojads
mines produced $416,77O.7O in silver
copper and lead, the product of the
metals taken from 15,605 tons of ore
, mined.-Exchage.
The Penoles company of Durango
} paid dividens amounting to 81 1850, OOC
last year; the Santa Maria de la Paz,
Matehusla, $3.50, 900; and the Esperanza
& Anexas. 100000
The following mines were denounc-
ed last week in the state of Michoa-
can: Mama, copper, near Nuevo
Urecho; and Estrella del Norte, silver
near Tlalpeyuhus.-Monterey Globe.
The rich Regina mine, near Cusihui-
riachic, chihuahua, has 1872 shares
which give dividend of $3.50 month
each. The ore runs from 40 to Z, 900
ounces of silver to the tOn.-Monterey
Globe.
The dividends of the San ia Gertrudis
from so cents to IS cents per month.
The fortunate shareholders are natur-
ally in high glee in consequence there
Of Mexican Herald.
4 letter recently received from the
camp at Alamo, Lower California, the
scene of stampede in 1889, says that
there are some very good prospects in
that section, which only require de-
velopment to make them producers
Monterey Globe.
A mill to handle gold ore is to be put
up at COyama, chihuahua. by an Eng
lish company. A small smelter is also
to be put in at Rio de Conchas to hand
lie the gold and copper ore from Las
Vegas mines owned by an American
company.-Monterey Globe.
Fifty men are now employed on the
Dos Cabezas property, 60 miles from
be increased to $50. The company has
$500, 600 worth of low grade ore mined,
ready for shipment. E. 5, Stephens re-
presents the owners on the ground
Monterey Globe.
Lewis Bros, of New York, are OPEN
ing some fine anthony mines about 20 |
miles northwest of Santa Ana, Sonora. |
They have already extracted about 100 |
tons OF ore which will 60 direct to
New York. The property includes 4S
perte nencias. A. Hoover represents |
the owners on the ground.-Ex.
The Gioconia mines at Cuchillo Para
da, near Coyama, produce ore which
runs 40 per cent copper, 800 ounces sill
yer and three ounces gold to the ton.
The Aurora mine near the same place
is rich in silver, and the Redencion
mine recently denounced shows q fine
vein of copper and gold. Monterey
Globe.
Amended articles of Incorporation of
the Spenzazuma Gold Mining s. Milling
company OF Arizona, were filed with
,he territorial secretary yesterday.
The New Mexico Office If the company
IS at Deming, and the expected opera
ions OF the company will be on a pref
y extended scale, for their capital is
80, 600, 600. -Exchange.
J. r. Marmion, interested in mining
It Buenaventura, Sinaloa, was in Mex
CO City last month. He says the coun-
ry between Mazatlan and Durango is
Exceedingly rich in gold and silver.
md needs only railroad TO open IL for
ettlement. The railroad has already
'eeD surveyed from Durango west to
'slto, IS miles.-Modern Mexico 8
A big strike is reported from George G
own. An Italian named Louis -,
Tho has been developing a mine south
vest OF the cemetery for several yerrs,
as at last struck one of those wonder :
al bodies of rich silver ore which In
primer times made this camp famous
lie has put fifteen miners at work and
getting out large quantities of this
Ich ore.-Albuquerque-Democrat.
Last week the following mines were
enonnced in the state of Sonora:
aqui, California and the old Cerro
Ell Orc mines, all of gold ore. situated
ear Caborca: the Fortunate, a gold
inc, also near Caborca; the Che
silver near Alamos: the !:
ampo Verde and Cozon mines of gold
i'd silver, near Cumpas: and the ia
SEQ, gold and silver, near Ures.-
Xch. N
The Mining and Scientific Press is
lthority for the statement that COP
II ore SHOULD, under ordinary cir Y
instances, pay handsomely at ten per
NJ ana refers TO the quincy. Mlchi-
a, ore proving profitable while aver
ing but 81 per cent. This estimate
om reliable source should lend
lch encouragement to our people, as
e ores of lower grade than ten per N
Mt in Arizona attract very little no. lN
Citizen. "
The great Sierra de Mercado noun
N of iron, adjoining this city, has q
en- purchased by G. P. Hunting on. l.:
le purchase price is $500, 600 in gold.
e de Mercado is mass of magnetic