Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-03-06

Slneer, mas returned TO Las cruces
from a visit to Santa Rosa.
The Gales Brothers and Hartney
are hosting water from the American
mine at Hillsboro. Sierra county.
Messrs. Harper and Rafter, of Hills
boro. have taken a lease on the Amigo
mine on Trujillo creek, Sierra county.
All the coal miners at Madrid are al
work again. the Cook & White mine
being worked again to its fullest ca
pacity.
Superintendent S. p. Conger, of the
st. Lazarus Gold Mining company, has
returned to Golden, after a few days
sojourn in Cerrillos.
c. T. Brown, of Socorro, has been
elected a director of the International
Miners association whose h%eadquar-
tiers are at Eel Paso, Texas.
There are a number of mines in the
Golden district that will be regular
shippers of ore as soon as the Santa
Fe Central railway is completed.
John KAISER has commenced sinking
a well in Cold Springs gulch, Sierra
county, with a view of erecting a
stamp mill if he finds sufficient water.
Ben Wooster and Frank Quinley are
working their mine near Las Vegas.
They left for the Tecolote district,
carrying a weeks provisions with
them.
Mr.. Harp and the Hunter Brothers
have reached a depth of 40 feet with
their tunnel and will SOC know what
is under the Orc Que peak. near
Golden.
On account of closing the Catalpa
mine the Colorado Fuel & Iron hos
pital at Gallup has been closed. Pa
tients will hereafter be taken care of
at Gibson.
Messrs. Twitchell. Hutchins, O'Reil-
ley and Higgins, of Las Vegas, made a
trip to the San Pablo mining district
Sunday to inspect the work done on
their property.
The Eagle has met a number of the
boys and they all agree hat miners
wages at White Oaks beat anything
they have ever found in the way of
employment anywhere else.
Murray b. Johnson. of Gallup, has
sold his interest in the old Diamond
mine back to William Stewart. Mr..
johnson expects to leave for FL Paso
next week, to he absent some time.
The work of loading a car of ore
from the Montoya property, near Las
Vegas, for the Union Ore Extraction
company. of Denver, was begun yes
terday. The car is being loaded at
Otto.
The main shaft on the Ell Orc mine
at Andrews, Sierra county, has to be
sunk from a depth of 400 feet to a
depth of 500 feet. The mill is running
constantly but is not catching up with
the output of ore.
E. F. Kenney, of Gallup, left for
Lavic, Cal. He has gone to look after
some valuable mining property to
which he fell heir a short time ago by
the death of a wealthy uncle. He will
return next Tuesday.
Colorado men have secured an OPP
ton of d. S. Miller's claim and the
property of william Keil and James
lobe at Lake Valley, Sierra county. 1t
is their intention to purchase hosting
machinery and to sink a 400-foot shaft.
Work has ceased on the Gold Stand.
ard at Golden, on account of a cave of
rock. Fortunately the ave occurred
when the men were out of the mine, so
no one was hurt. The owners of the
mine being in business, have decided
not to clear it out until warmer wealth,
er comes.
III a. iAoN "NShs go -
G. Brewer, of Utica, N. Y, completed
arrangements with his partner, j. w.
Orchard, to go ahead with the develop
ment of the Dude mine on the Macho,
Sierra county. The machinery to sink
500 feet or more has been purchased.
The Cerrillos Register says: Pro
fessor Giltner came in from the San
dias mountains the first of the week,
n brought some fine specimens or
ore from the 150-foot level of his Ma
Geo mine. He says he has a two-foot
vein of this ore, which assays high in
silver and gold, besides the lead which
runs about 80 per cent.
The mining fever is running riot
around Las Vegas. Nearly everybody
has a chunk of ore and dilates on his
particular claim. Tecolote district
claims 10 per cent ore, San Pablo X
per cen and Burro hill higher still. Il
the fever will only hold out until sub
stantial improvements in the way OF {
reduction plant are made the citizen:
will feel repaid for b wind.
The Old Abe will resume work Mon
day morning. The White Oaks Eagle
is not prepared to say the new
conditions are, but has e informed
that the mine is expected to soon b.
MO1hllS q a SCI WV VI 49,
mpa has ever employed since thu
mine was opened. This means goo'
times for White Oaks. Many of tn
old employees are returning to the cit!
to take their places with the company
On Friday evening at Belen, Valen
cha county, the stockholders Of thu
Belen-Carricito Development compan!
elected the following directors: Chas
Reinken, John Becker. A. H.. Hallett
NJ. Rigney, O. NJ. Zeigler and Paul h
Dalies. The directors elected Paul L
Dalies president, o. NJ. Zeigler vic
president. and Carl A. Dalies secretar.
and treasurer. The company is wort
ing several claims in lie Carricito dis
trict in the Manzano mountains, va
encia county.
The Las Vegas Optic says: Co
F.. A. Blake came down from his HON
on the Sapello and brought with hi