Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-01-25

and with good prospects of cutting the
big ore shoot at depth where it will
contain good values.
Santiago Rillas is IN Santa lie from
the southern part Of that county and
Is exhibiting fine specimens of coal
from hi coal eli, IN. He has two
foot strata az depth &C twenty feet /
that Ia unhrokcn.
A l.. Morrison, Jr. Cf Santa re, IL /
showing specimens Of good coal from !
1--WE foot vein n has on ono Of his /
claims IN southern santa De county. /
The Goa! was taken fgom ton feet J. |
meath the surface
Rafael Gricgo. while herding sheep |
two miles south of Santa Fe. stepped |
into the workings Of an old galcna |
mine by accident. The WRITINGS have |
not yet been explored. The mine is on
the Santa Fc grant
II is reported that the Amalgamated
Copper association owns twenty news
papers scattered throughout the
United States This doubtless ac-
counts for the large amount of free
advertising the concern has received.
Forest Mckinley of Washington. -.
G.. nephew of the late president. re-
Gently made an examination of the
mineral resources OF the Mogollons.
and was so favoraby impressed thai
he decided to locate in the Cooney dis
trict
The Estcy Mining and Milling com
pany. Of Estcy city, Socorro county, is
81 - .,Ja
Burton in that part Of Socorro county.
About 500 head OF cattle 80 with the
nale the papers Cor which are being
drawn up.
rhe president and general manager
of a mining company operating at
san Geronimo. san Miguel county,
are down from Denver viewing the
ground DER and considering the prop
osition TO erect the machinery ncces-
sary TO a successful treatment Of the
ore found In abundance in that vicin.
ity
An agreement has been made and
filed In the county clerk Office Of San
Miguel county. between Mrs c. NJ.
Petteys of Kansas City and Il. Archi-
bald of Las Vegas and Emiterio
Chavez OF Oiitos Frios whereby the
latter parties have agreed TO work and
develop the mining properties located
in san .iguel county belonging to the
former.
In the case of Thomas II Walsh vs..
The Apez Gold Mining company and
Thomas C. Johns, in the dictrict court
for Lincoln county. all the machinery
and supplies OF the North Homestead
mine near White Oaks. as well as the
Huntington mill. buildings and the
North Homosteak millsite OF hftcen
acres. were sold by Sheriff Alfredo
Gonzales on January II. to satisfy a
judgment Of about $500.
The New Mexican says County
Engineer John /. Zimmerman returned
from the southern part of the county
last evening where he has been sur
veying the O'Mara coal fields and a
number Of other coal claims. He has
also made an exact survey of the mile
age, including switches of the Santa
Fe railway in Santa Fe county for
taxation purposes. Mr.. Zimmerman
says that coal indications on the Santa
excellent
The Golden Cochiti Tunnel company
has driven its tunnel nj Bland over 500
feet into the hillside. Good progress
Is being made by the small force oil
workmen employed The tunnel runs
In a northorly course from point IN
Cola canyon on the Albemarle road
auJ Win "a. = undar tho Rlard road
about . 100 feet from the starting
uoint The tunnel will pass $500 feet
under Washington hill. directly under
the Washington mine. Its terminus
IL GOO feet below Pine canyon. its pro
posed length being 5000 feet.
The Elizabethtown Miner says: The
Denver mine will resume active oper
ations within the next two weeks
While in Denver last week Mr.. Walsh
purchased a new steam Hendri a Bolt
hon friction steam hoist for the mine
which viii supplant the gasoline en-
CINE heretofore used The new hoist
engine. etc. will arrive in about ter
days. and the gasoline engine VIII ht
removed TO the Arlington tunnel II
Humhug gulch, whore IL will be used
to operate the machinery In connec
tlun with the air pipe or shaft. The
lumber for the mill building is heinl
put on the ground as rapidly as pos
slble. and the machinery for the new
mill will soon begin to arrive, VIII
the opening Of spring this propert,
will be a producer that will help tn,
camp