El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01
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Makes Weak Women Sfronr
and Sick Women Well.
CHLORIDE, ARIZ.
Work Proceeding
Development Pays For Itself -
Rich Ore Struck In the Old EN-
plre Mine. The Hills ide Nine
Sold for SIS success in
the Grand Army Nine Fine
EI..W of Water In the Qamrud


CHLORIDE. Ariz.. Nov. Coco.
G. Fisher and Jack Flynn have made
a temporary stop of work on their
New Jersey mine and do some devel-
opment work on a claim they own near
the Lucky Boy and Somoan mines.
| They have three carloads of ore from
| the NV Jersey mine in transit for Den
yer which have been delayed some en-
route by inclement weather, from
which they are expecting large returns.
w. J. Richett has begun operations
looking to the development and OPEN
ing up of the Cookbook mine. upon
which he has taken six months op-
| ton to purchase.
The Silver Age mine is in a fine
! body of ore on the 200 foot level
meanwhile ore from the other end of
the same drift is coming out rapidly.
Supt. Overpeck of the Minnesota
mine is getting the preliminaries look
ing to the thorough working and de-
velopment of that mine. in readiness
quite fast. He is putting on men al
most every day. The original shaft.
which was $50 feet deep. is to be sunk
600 feet, and besides this vast amount
Ga work and expense. many new drifts
will be started and run as the sinking
proceeds.
J. p. Finegan. AL Conkey, and Fred
Leonard, who are working the old EN-
pire mine under bond and lease. have
struck large body of very rich ore
in one of the crosscuts. The mine is
looking well throughout for favorable
results.
Tom Mcmahon and John Goodwin
are now running crosscut from the
bottom of the 200 foot shaft in the
Whipporwill mine. The work is all in
Il -I-s.
about the Is of December.
News has arrived here of the sale
of the Hillside mine for $4,000 by
Henry Lovin and George Austin, sit
uated near the Oro-Plata mine in Orc
Plata mining district. The mine has
had considerable work done upon it
in the past few months and has been
producing and shipping gold ore. The
new owners are to work the mine
more extensively than heretofore
which means a great outlay of money
and work.
c. C. Carter. who is leasing on the
Grand Army mine at White Hills. has
struck a body of ore said to be as rich
as that coming out of the Occident for
the last three or four months. The
ore body is of good size ana a carload
of il can be taken out in a very short
time.
The Tintic mine in New London dis
trict, owned by Gus Beecher of King
man, has been sold to Colorado CAPT
talists, the transfer of the property
now being made. In early times the
mine produced considerable gold and
silver ores.
f. Hilty and ID. Tooker who went
from here to the Colorado river coun-
try soon after the Gold Roads excite
ment began. made a new location on
the southeast extension and have been
rewarded by the finding of a good body
of very rich gold ore. Mcssrs Hilty
and Tooker are both practical mining
men of many years experience and
have stopped operations for the pres
ent to put in proper machinery for bet 4
ter and more rapid development of
their new find.
Judge w. w. Dunbar, of Kingman,
owns two mining claims close to the
Gold Roads mine. which he is now
to have worked.
A large and better flow of water
than that yet had has been opened up
in the Ramrod gold mine at Cookies
camp. 1t is said the supply is far in
excess of domestic uses, and that
enough can be had to supply fifty
ton concentration.