Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1900-03-03
MINING ACTIVE.
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Special Correspondence,
Chloride, ARA March a. Mining and
locating Of claims north Of t0wn con-
tinues very onefgeticAily, aud there eau
be hardly any doubt but what Sue new
strip OF ground will be turned 10 good
account. Developments since she report
made IN 1HE CITIZEN OF wednesday,
have proven that the ore bodies and
stfatas connect the Dlstan. Tennessee,
schuElkie and klkhaft mines with the
Juno aud Merrimac mines, ranging IN l
distance from Two W three miieu. ION /
hamilton. vino made the DIST discovery /
IA the new territory, has Ofe IN his pros.
poet hole that will rnu up into the |
hundreds OF dollars Ia gold and silver. |
GA this claim be has already had 4 NUN
bef OF good OtieIa bUth ~ sell aud 10 |
iease, bus prefers 70 Keep 10 until he can |
better whkl 10 Will ultimately be worth. |
M. Burns, who took u sixty-day bond !
aud lease option on another one " the
nsw claims located by Hamilton, Is max.
ing preparations 10 open up hts new 40.
quialIlOn as rapidly ~ practicable. Six
sacks Of ore taken from hole less than
ten feet Oeep. sampled t30 n sack. silver
tOthe ton. the samDiing having been done
by n. VI. Iheia, OF this city. On another
cialm, an abundance VI good water has
been found ~ a dep.a OF less than ten
feet. which Is now supplying the miners
near IL and more than hundrud Wall
lapai Ind .,uH with all they use. With
tne scarcity OF water hers, thia IL 70
gaFied AlnUst ~ much OF u factor IA the
prosperity OF tne camp ~ good niue
itself. from indications now at hand,
tbs new belt h W be very thoroughly and
speedily worked and developed, and no
doubts exists but what tne RESULTS will Dc
other than satisfactory.
since the building boom subsidized, II
has relieved al, or nearly All, the car
pentefs OF WORK, aud th1se mat decided
70 remain ana take pot luck with the
town nave been prospecting aud hunt
lug aud having claims recorded. OF
those who have turnsd miner, Mr.. II. Al.
IhOmpson has taken the lesd ia better.
ing himself other than tor carpeDIeEing
/ fof a. day. he secured the services OF
Au experienced pfOspectOr 10 20 with
him, and, Oul near tue MerrimAc river.
staked OH Two claims and began the as-
sessment w0fk. work waa dOne imme-
diAtely upon lhe lodges Of both claims,
which we're not hasu 10 hnd, and on both
claims fairly good ore has been found,
| when has fuftntT inspired hr, Th0mp
son win work, and he hopes 10 redre
from the WoTE bench permanently.
! Kellogg " Johnson, pf0pfietOrs OF
popular sporting resort mere, have been
| having development w0fk done on a
claim they located last fail Tar up on
Shetums peak, And 10 lOOks now Is n
their efforts Wal be very handsomely re-
whrded. Late assays from an eighteen
inch OF vein matter give iitlle more
than 10 ounces silver 10 the ton and
good percentages IN gold aud copper.
TIE locality OF their claim sud WORKS Is
~ only accessible a foot or ~ paek ami
mails, ana ail their supplies have 10 be
thus conveyed Notwithstanding this
obstacle. Messrs. Kellogg " johnson are
making better aud more extensive prep
aratiOns for WORK, and will continue 70
DO 30 until they ascertain tbs value Of
the new hnds
Among the many arrivals from Colo
RADIO within the past few weeks and win
ter, The latest are Nj. and Mrs. THOMAS
Marshall, OF Victor. Ar. MARSHALL II an
expert mining tlmberman' ana haa eui
plOyment secured before leaving tht
OleaE and cherries atmosphere OF bull
Hill and Battle mountain, and has besf
at work la the decp underground tunnels
and drifts OF the tennessee mine sincs
his arrival Mr. and Mrs. Marshall are
nlaaaantly situated and hxed la the 5. "
Taylor cottage on klkhart avenue, and
Mrs. Marshall stated 10 the correspond
cut OF THE CITIZEN to-day that she could
not express her gTatituds LOT the elangi
from tue cold anu snow OF the wintrl
north 10 tbs warm sunshine and balml
/ air OF Chloride. Neither one OF the new
arrivals entertain any idea whatever o
leaving or wanting 20 leave Mohay'
county.
] There WAS a representative audience o
a music and gOspel loving people At th
, new public school building last Sunda.
evening st the discourse delivered b.
8 Rev. MT. sigler, OF kingman, and 70 oh
serve aud listen ~ the we'll affRngel
program OF exercises conducted bef0rl
aud after the highly edi,ying sermon
! After singing by the general c0ngrega
2. ton and the reading VI passage o
/. scripture by the minister, Mrs. MAUI
. NeelsIen rendered solo, accOmpauie
By organ music by Mr.. Is. Hastings. Mrs
Weelaten possesses a sweet aud vel
4 cultivated voice, aud ~ II was her ira
appearances In this capacity before
Chloride church audience, many Wer
= taken by surprise at the rich and rar
}, treat. Indeed, Il was more iika the ap
z peaEsnee OF some celebrated singer tina
4 appeared before them and flled the laTg
aud we'll seated hall with 40 many charm
, OF vocal melody. The rendition OF
, number OF gospel hymns by Miss Kat
Waterman was also we'll received an
a appreciated by the audience, and all toll
! the eysnlng's worship wss intereStin
y throughout. AZ tha close OF the services
the minister announced that he coul
a not nil another appointment here q
4 four weeks, or. until the fourth bunda
IN March, aud by that time another pr'
: gram OF exercises will have been con
J. pleted aud arranged that will prove
q highly entertaining and interesting
a upon the present occasion, when it IL ~
Deeled that Mrs Weelsten Will be preset
% and render not only one, but a numb'
}. OF her charming musical production
q Church work h growing quite rapidly !
Chloride Tor the short beginning II hi