Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-20
NEW MEXICO EXHIBITS.
Names Of Mines Represented by Ore
Sent to Charleston Exposition.
SEVERAL GOOD DISTRICTS.

Description of exhibits shipped from
Albuquerque, N. NJ, February 10. 1902,
by r. w. ID. Bryan, secretary and treas
urer of the New Mexico commission
TO the Charleston exposition. to ]. w.
Benham, commissioner in charge.
There were in all thirty-eight pack
ages. boxes and sacks.
Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 9. 10. II.
~, 10, IA, 81 and 3S, contained ores
from the Black Range mining district
in Sierra county, and the following
mines, among others, were represent
ed: Dictator, Julia, U. S. Treasury,
Silver Glance, Mail Line, Iron King.
Dreadnought, Captain. Mana. Danford.
Readjuster. Silver Belt, Apache. Black
Knife. st. Cloud, Goodenough. Galena,
Keystone, Confidence, Emporia. Ivan
hoe, Great Republic and New Era.
Number 9 contained ores from the
Cochiti mining district, in Bernalillo
county, and the following mines were
represented: Washington, Wonder.
Sister c., Tvanhoe, Black Girl. Little
Mollie, Harrison. l.. & L., Sunny South,
No Name, De Wet. Uncle Joe, North
Land, Iron King. Tri-Union, Good
Hope. Florence, Laura S., Star. Orph-
an, Independence, Pine, Grant. Cross
Keys, Queen of Spades, Mammoth,
Vicksburg, Iron Queen, Ponto. Ameri-
can Union, Little Casino, Bull of the
Woods, Posey and Free Trade.
Numbers IA, Is and 16 contained
ores from the Golden and San Pedro
mining district in Santa Fe county,
an the following mines were repre-
scented: The Lincoln-Lucky and the
San Pedro copper mine.
Numbers IS, l., 20, 81, 25. 26. 2S. -,
30, 80, 80, "a contained ores from Grant
county, and represented a large num-
Der of mines near Silver City, Hanover
and Santa Rita
Numbers %, "a and 81 contained
ores from bona Ana county.
Number % contained ores from Luna
county.
Number 81 contained ores from e
mines near Engle, Sierra county.
Tumble sc was a sack of wheat con-
tributed by John Becker, of Belen. Va
lencia county.
Tumble 30 was contributed by the
New Mexico bureau of immigration.
through Man Frost. secretary. and o n
tanned ores from the Red River mining
district, of Taos county, and the follow
ing mines were represented: Ester.
Memphis, Jay Hawk, nagged Pants
Dick, Mckinley, Sampson, lone. Lone
Star, Sure Thing, Iron Mask, Aladdin,
Mineral King, Copper Belle, Black Dia-
mond, Silvia. June Bug, Ajax, Rock of
Ages. Pine Tree. Copper Queen. Home
steak, Old Copper, Crystal, Grace OAR
ling, Texas Boy, Dispute, Tomboy, Car
10, Leader and Memphis.
There are in the above collection
some specially fine specimens and they
will make a very cretitable display.
The New Mexico commission will not.
however, be satisfied until every dis
trict in New Mexico is represented
There are now a number of miners
who are collecting ores and who will
ship them to Mr.. Bryan within the
next thirty days. 1t is expected that
several shipments will be made to
Charleston from Albuquerque.
Every newspaper in the territory is
urged to call the attention OF their
readers to this opportunity to advertise
the mineral resources of our territory.
The Santa Fe road generously ships all
exhibits to Mr.. Bryan free of all charge
n hence there is no reason why
every mine in the territory should not
be represented at Charleston and later
at the Worlds fair at st. Louis.