Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-02-18

Nv VI 1ht a EIdlClSNO
mine are taking out a mill run of ore
at Golden.
John Pendaries will commence work
next week on the San Pedro in the
Rociada district.
Nearly all the coal mines in the Gal
lup district laid off two days last week
On account of cars.
Joe Lopez has received his new pat
ent araster. at Golden. He has about
ten tons of ore ready to run through.
Mrs. Sallie Douglas and Mrs. A. b
Lewis. of Kansas City have located
seven claims in The Tecolote district.
f. H.. Talbert was at White Oaks
from Jicarilla, purchasing supplies and
materials for conducting his mining
operations.
The Don Carlos. in Rociada district
is working steady. taking out rich
galena ore which runs 40 per cent. lead
and is ounces silver.
Beatty and Kelley, of Rociada. ex-
pect to start work again on the Hoosier
Girl mine. At present they have about
eighty tons of ore IN the dump.
T. T. Walsh. representing the Sulli-
van Mining Machinery of
Denver, was in the city yesterday, in
t~erviewing local mine operators.
Judge j. NJ. Abbott has returned to
Lordsburg from his trip 20 Albuquer-
que, and is busy in the hills, showing
his friends what is to be found there.
Fred. Gritzmaker and Frank Clark
have discovered a fine lead of gold
bearing quartz eight miles north of
Tularosa. This is a very promising
discovery.
b. f. Simpson, OF Denver, repre-
senting the company that put in the
aerial tramway at the Modoc, was at
Las Cruces for the purpose of looking
over the plant at the mine.
Assayer Stevens has returned to the
city after a visit to the mining districts
of the Mogollon country, where he
went to examine and report upon some
properties for several eastern capital
lists.
o Phillips found a piece of native
copper near Duncan, Ariz.. the first of
last week, and now that section of the
country is full of prospectors looking
for the ledge from which this float
came.
The Santa Fe Copper c%ompany's
Smelter. at San Pedro, under the new
management, have laid off about forty
men and claim to be turning out as
much of the product as before the
change.
At the Boston Mining Exchange last
week, 2,91S shares of Cochiti stock
were sold at from 20 cents to 81 per
share. OF Santa Fe Gold & Copper
company stock, 200 shares were sold
at from 1875 to 81 a share.
William l.. Long. If Salem. Ore.
claims to have discovered a process
for extracting gold from ore much
cheaper than the present system. His
claim is similar to that of Professor
Winn, who died recently at Denver.
O'Eagan & Watts, of Golden, N. NJ.
who have been working the Gypsie
Queen, at that place, expect to strike
their contract vein in the next twenty
feet and ought to strike the rich body
OF ore which made the Gypsie famous
The Lordsburg Liberal says: Col
onel Bean came up from FL Paso Tues
day, accompanied by j. A. Eddy, the
railroad magnate, and George Good,
the railroad contractor, and took them
out to Shakespeare to see the Atwood
mines.
j. w. Orchard, of Lake Valley. is
daily expecting representatives of the
Dude Mining company. 1t is the inten.
ton OF the company to put in hosting
machinery and sink the shaft to a
uepth OF BOO feet before doing any
stopping.
The double compartment shaft on
1he st. Louis mine. of the Burros. has
been re-timbered to a depth of fifty
Feet from the surface. The boiler is
being set up and a great deal of grad
Inc 1E hninu 1nnn Co., ~
machinery.
The Gallup Republican says: B.. B..
Borden and his son, Fulton, did a little
prospecting this week for oil, but the
snow was too deep to accomplish
much. They brought in a couple hun.
ured pounds of oil-bearing rock for
shipment east.
B. F. Spencer will have a car of
copper ore in the railroad yards at Las
Vegas next week, for the inspection OF
the public. This ore will be from the
Eel Burro and will be en- route to the
Union Ore Extraction & Reduction
company, Denver.
DIR. James Fulton, of st. Thomas.
Canada. and DR.. Nj. C. Sinclair. of
Grand Rapids, Mich. were at Lords
burg looking over the mining district
south of town, and at STEMS Pass.
They were greatly pleased with what
they saw, and contemplate investing.
John Mclaughlin, of Hillsboro, who
has long been in the employ of Keller,
Miller & Co, has resigned his position,
resignation to take place April /. Mr..
and Mrs. Mclaughlin are already pre-
pairing for their removal to Corpus
Christi, where Mr.. Mclaughlin has in
terests.
Arthur Green, of White Oaks, has
just completed 100 feet of tunnel work
in the Crawford mine south of Three
Rivers. 1t is likely that considerable
more work will be lone on this mine,
as it is showing up nicely. r. l..
Young. of Las Cruces, is in charge of
the property.
Judge Mosheim, one of the heavy
stockholders of the Lena Mining com
pany. was in L%ordsburg for a day or
tuo tho frct of lagt Wonl Th, fpIoa