Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-03-16
cocHiTI DISTRICT.
New stamp Mil Machinery Set In
MotIon-0ood Mines.

New stamp Mill Machinery Set In
Motlon-oood Mines.
From Bland Herald:
Mrs. J. @. Creager is confined to her
home with an attack OF inaammatory
rheumatism.
Mr.. Clements OF Bland has accept
ed a position in the Albemarle mine.
Mr.. Clements is from Texas and is a
friend of Mr.. Henderson who recently
arrived here from Texas.
Mrs. T. II. Benson returned from
the Duke city on Friday last. where
she enjoyed a brief visit with her
daughter. She was accompanied
home by her granddaughter. Belle. the
little tot known by every one in the
district.
Last week George Hofheins was alb.
sent from this place, having taken a
little trip to the metropolis. His old
friend, Uncle immie McCorriston, was
at the depot waiting for him, who
safely escorted u townsman about
the great city.
Mrs. Still has returned from a three
months trip to Las Vegas, where she
was called to the bedside OF her son.
who is suffering from the effects OF
cancer Of the stomach. She reports
the condition Of her son as critical.
w e. Meyers. the well.known local
business man. accompanied by Joe
Marciel, the gifted orator OF Able.
marie. transacted business In the zap.
ital city On Wednesday and attended
the session of the territorial legisla.
ture.
w. l.. Trimble came up TO this dis.
trict on business connected with his
extensive stage and express line be.
tween Thornton and this place. He
reports business on his line as holding
up remarkably well for this season of
the year.
Harry jerks. after mapping out a
course OF development work on the
Copper City mining claims. to be &C.
complished In the spring. returned to
Albuquerque the other day. While in
the Nacimiento mountains he encoun.
tered about three feet OF snow and ex.
p%erienced a deal OF zero weather.
The Black Girl and Allerton mining
OF Pine canyon have been
leased to c. A. Scheurich for n pc.
Rod OF twelve months. The claims
are the property of Ed Lembke and
James McCorriston OF Albuquerque,
and Mrs. Cole. George Hofheins and
Edward Smith OF Bland. Both prop.
critics have received a large amount
OF development work and some splen.
ore is In sight. The best values
obtained from the Black Girl mine
run as high as $3.50 In gold and silver |
and during the recent work on the
a fine lead was opened up |
carried good values. c. A. |
scheurich has leased these claims to
Denver parties.
For the first time the new machin. |
cry In the new stamp mill at Wood.
bury OF the Cochiti Reduction and I'm.
provement company was set In motion
on Thursday afternoon Of last week. |
was started and run for an hour. |
to test the various parts and
ascertain what alterations, II any. |
would be necessary before the man.
agement is ready to go ahead with the |
Of the ores. None OF the |
stamps, however. were allowed to |
drop in the test, owing to n lack Of
proper adjustments. AZ far as can
be learned General Manager wynkoop |
is well satisfied with the initial run.
and is hopeful OF having the works In
full operation within a month. The |
sheet iron roof and siding Is on the
ground and the workmen were en-.
gagged this week in putting 1t on.
are about $50 IONS OF ore In the
bins ready to be turned loose into the
crusher as soon as the word Is given
to go ahead. |