Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-04-19

Large mining timbers are being
hauled out from Kingman for use in
the shaft of the Gold Road mine.
The value of the bullion shipped
from the Shepherd mines at Batopi-
las, Sonora, for the past month was
$500, 900.
The government is investigating
several complaints of unlawful seiz-
ure of mining claims on the Imam
reservation In the ella river district,
Arizona.
The smelter at Mapimi, Mexico, is
turning out bullion at the rate of
$4,000 every tw%enCy-four hours, and
is receiving from the Penoles mines
sixty carloads of ore per day. Two
new stacks are being added and one
roasting furnace
1t is rumored that the mining claim
near the Boundary Cane. owned by o.
d. NJ. Gaddis, J. N. Cohenour and AL
James, has been bonded to a mining
man for the sum of SIS, 200. The mine
is a large one and has small stacks of
very rich gold ore on one of the walls.
Five heavily loaded freight wagons
passed through Silver City Saturday
morning with the boiler and other ma
ShihSly uotu III iht Olu LohC
mill. 1t has been purchased by the
Wilson Mining company at STEMS
Pass, where it VIII be installed in their
mill.
A rich vein Of free milling gold has
been discovered by l.. NJ. Pardee about
twenty miles from Lincoln. New Mex
leo. The ore is said to run $500 gold
to the ton. Mr.. Pardee is from Chica-
go and went to the White Oaks coun-
try about six months ago for the bene-
fit of his health.
1t is reported IN Kingman. 9rizona.
that the C. o. d. Mines company is
preparing to sink q new deep working
shaft on the C. o. D. mine. The Old
shaft is not in shape for extensive
work and it would require as great an
expenditure to put it in shape as II
would to sink a big working shaft.
Clack Brothers are now handling the
lease on the Nigh-lawk mine, neal
Kingman, and have ruin the winze down
from the tunnel level to a depth OF
thirty feet. The water so far is being
readily handled with windlass and
bucket. No ore has yet ben encoun
tered, u the boys expect to breaR
into the ore at a depth of fifty feet.
Walter Burkhart and son, Herman
and Byron Erkenbrecher, of Los An
geles, were in Kingman, Arizona, at
tending to legal matters. These gen
Element were instrumental in bring
the Gold Road mine to the attention
of the mining world and recently dis
posed of their holdings for the sum o
$250,000.
The officers of the American Sme.t
;po q, Refining Co. nj FL PaSO state tina
they have reliable information whic.
leads them to believe that there vii
soon be a rise in the value of lead
The mines of this company wer'
closed down, it is said, on account o
the low price of that metal. The prop
critics are located in the Santa Eulali,
district, Chihuahua.
The strike N the bottom of the Mir
nesota shaft is one of the best thing
that mas occurred in the Chloride cour
try, Arizona. Good ore in a min
gives to the whole surrounding cour
try new hopes and new life, and hi
fact is evidenced every day in the BIZ
lead camp by the buoyant spirits o
the people. At all the mines of tn
camp more miners are being employees
and ore in greater amounts are sen
to the dumps. The Minnesota is EN-
ploying many men and putting OF
more every DAY. In the old working
the millings ore are being aiken on
and sent to the mill. The product is
good one and all.the expenses are be
ing met from ore and mill sales. Tn
shaft will pay for itself in the rich suI
phide ores being extracted.
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