Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-28
S0C0RR0 COUNTY.
Case Of Chinese Woman Postponed
Interesting Mining News.
EXERCISES At SCHOOL or MINES.

socorro, N. NJ. May 2e.-Henry Nav.
a well-known mine owner and prospec-
tor in the Magdaiena mountains near
Water canyon was among the numer-
Gus arrivals in this city during the
week. He reports many mining Local
being made and general prosperi-
ty In that section.
In the case of All Tin Han. the Chi
nese woman. which was brought here
on a change OF venue, on charge OF
violation OF the Chinese exclusion law.
was continued until the 18th Of next
month. Deputy United states Attor-
ney George p. Money. Of Las Vegas.
was present. and appeared for the
plaintiff, while Judge A. B. Fall rep
resented the Chinese woman.
Prof. Z. A. Drake. of the School of
Mines, has decided 20 take a trip dur
ing the vacation for a few weeks In
Kansas City. A portion of his G
ton will be spent in preparation for
work in the coming school term.
Mrs. ]. ID. Herbert. proprietress OF
the Magdalena hotel, who was seriously
III with an attack OF paralysis. Is re-
ported In a fair way to recovery.
The Crown Milling company. under
the able management Of John Green
valid. IL making some valuable Inn
-provements in their big milling plant,
elevators and wheat cleaners are on
the way from the Great Western Man
u%facturing company at Leavenworth,
Kan, and will be adjusted in a short
time.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the local fire department,
Hose company No 1. for Decoration day
and for a rousing Fourth Of July cele-
bration. New ~unifospns. which were or
dered from a Philadelphia house SOM
time ago. are expected to arrive the
early part OF the coming week, and
Foreman A. +. Katzenstine and VIII
Hammell. the fire chief. are losing no
time and leaving nothing undone which
would In any wise mar the pleasure OF
success OF a grand celebration. The
Fourth OF July celebration will be un-
der the auspices of Hose company No
l.
Next Friday evening the commence
ment exercises OF the School OF Mines
will be held at the Garcia opera house
Hon. r. r. Twitchell. Of Las Vegas
one of the most eloquent and forciblt
speakers In New Mexico. will be pres.
emf and deliver an address to the grad.
yates and their friends. After the ex-
erclse a grand ball will be given. and
Prof. III Mauro n orchestra. OF Al
buquerque. will delight the crowd with
their choicest selections. At a season.
able hour refreshments will be served
Day before yesterday, In his rooms IL
the j. ii. Hilton saddlery establishment
occurred the death OF Anton Hogwau
at the advanced g OF "a years. HI
had been a sufferer from dropsy for tn,
past W weeks and was conscious un
I'll the last moment. He was a min
owner and prospector. and during tn
past few years kept books for A. II
Hilton, at his mercantile institution
in San Antonio. Mr.. Hogwall was
native of Sweden and came 10 Americ
when quite young. He held the offic
of treasurer ofMcPherson county. Kan
sas. for two terms. when he came I
New Mexico In 1880. Two daughter
are left to mourn his death. To-da.
the funeral services were conducted b
Rev. Matthieson, pastor OF the Presby
terrain church, and the remains wer
lowered to their Ana rest in the famil
lot In the Protestant cemetery.
Every day very gratifying reports al
received here from miners and pros
pectors in tn Black Range country an
everybody is In a cheerful mood 70
the future of that district. Prospect
ors are going there from all direction
and rich strikes have been made 1
the past few months. but the writer
not at liberty to make a statement {
them at present, other than that
Poverty creek. -pfbk- Cdmfwy cmffw
number of them were discovered 1
Poverty creek. Indications are favor
able for a large amount OF develop
ment work being carried on this sun
mer.
A. ID. Mcdonald has a force OF minel
employed or the Eureka claim an
some fine ore Is being encountered
the work progresses.
{ The Gold Bug mine. owned /
Petrie a. Clark. contains a large boo
OF high grade ore. During the past Re
weeks a shaft was sunk to a depth
fifty feet which revealed rock OF e.
ceedingly high values. Assays we
8 made which ranged from IS up to al
beyond the $1,000 mark per ton. n
;. gentleman shipped a carload OF o
! about two weeks ago to the FL Pa
SIN liter which milled zoe ounces
a .Ala - &c $500 q 49, a. - -
They are at present engaged in sackir
the high grade ore and the medlu
grade is being piled upon the dump.
e In a short time the Walker compaT
= viii be treating over forty IONS of O
per day IN their stamp mill near Ora
ton. Heretofore the Arm treated abo
twenty ton each day with very satl
4 factory esults and just recently tn,
began adding new machinery for Il
purpose of doubling the capacity. TIL
have an abundance OF low grade ore
y both the Braxton and Gold Roc.
mines.
K~ingsbury Bros. are the 1ubIla
owners OF the w~ell-known u. 3. rrea
" ury mine, located about two miles sou
of Chloride. A shaft has been sunk
a depth OF 40 feet and work. on
cross-cut from the lOO-foot level is /
n Ing carried on. The miners. ha
T. broken over tw%enty-four feet OF ore
a cross-cut and have found only o
h wall. II is expected the walls a
l. about forty feet apart. The princiI
of values are found to be ~gold-and Il
milling. The treasury will prove to
In one OF the finest treasures In {
ne Black Range.
o. A short distance south OF the u.
Treasury, a Colorado syndicate. W
er have been operating on their mine
20 the past four months. have encou
or tered some splendid rock which BET
shipment TO the Ell Paso smelter a
then yields a neat little profit to
e. owners. One hundred feet OF work !
been don on a shaft, and when v