Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-01-31

Work has commenced on the Gallo
way mine, Organ, this week.
Pat Breen was at Las Cruces from
his gold mine in the Black mountain
district.
G. B. Rogers, superintendent of the
Modoc and Torpedo mines in the Or
gans, was at Las Cruces IN business.
Frank X. Wyman, the successful
mining man, has returned to Deming
from a prospecting trip in Old Mex
leo.
There is a carload of mining machin-
cry at the Tularosa depot said to be
for the Hughes mine in the San An
draes.
G.. A. Bennett, of the Galena noun
Organs, arrived and left for Montana,
to be absent about one month.
The Anaconda people, of Red River
district, have been busy the past week
or so moving their drill to another To-
cation, but are now busy sinking again.
J.. G. Carlisle, until recently with the
Grant County Telephone company, left
Silver City for Graham, where he has
obtained employment with the Helen
Mining company.
Commodore Kent says the snow is
welcome. The placer miners of the
He'll canyon district and the ranchmen
close by can all rejoice these days, for
there is plenty of snow now in the
canyon.
DIR. Brown, of New York, who has
been looking over the mining property
in the San Andraes, returned to lula
rosa much pleased with the outlook.
He will visit the camp again in a short
time and invest.
B. ]. Young, formerly of Red River,
has purchased the saw mill formerly
operated by j. W. Barry. on the Hondo,
near Amizett. Mr.. Young has orders
for a very large amount of lumber for
the Fraser Mountain Copper company.
c. j. Dold has ceased operations
with the drill on the Iron mountain
group, in the Elizabethtown district
for the winter and has begun work on
the old workings of the Iron Mountain
Mining & Milling company with a force
of men.
The Mineral Wealth says: Bob Pet
tee, one of the old time miners and en-
gineers, is again on the Mohave trail
after looking the world over for a soft
place to strike it rich. He says Mo
have county is the richest mineral dis
trict on earth.
The Pennington Times says: TIL,
I'LL 1-.,- $500 A.,
they have a vein of coal from four t.
six feet thick. The only thing that re
mains to be determined is the quality
1t is sufficiently promising to alread.
start a lawsuit.
M. II. Toomey, a former resident o
Silver City, who has since made a goo,
thing out of Arizona mines, was at ST
yer City the other day. Mr.. Toome,
makes his headquarters in New YorI
and was en- route to Tucson, Ariz., o.
mining business.
Amizett camp is no more. That is
the ~postofice at that place is discoI
tinued and a new postofice with tn
name of Twining has been ~establishe,
two miles above the old town of Am
HCNt oN NhS us Va NV .
Mountain Copper company. Mr.. Erase
is postmaster.
The Elizabethtown Miner says
There are at present no idle men il
the camp and this condition is evi
dence of prosperity in the district. TIL
winter has been a very favorable on
for mining operations and the mana
gers of the different properties hav
take ~nadvantage of it.
e. H. Cherry, from Los Angeles, Cal
NJ. Workman, n two other mimi
men, returned from the San AndraeS
Saturday. where they completed loca
tions and examined mining property
They seemed much pleased with tn
outlook. Mr.. Cherry has been in Cal
fornia a few months with milling me
experimenting upon improved method
of milling.-Tularosa Democrat.