Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-03-30
Mines and


r. j. Holmes is reported to have
sold his group of claims in San Fran.
cisco district, Arizona, to the Gold
Road Mining e. Exploration company
for 800, 000.
The Cedar Valley Mining company
has acquired the mining claims and
machinery in Cedar district, Arizona,
formerly owned by the Cedar Valley
Gold & Silver Mining company.
The Southwest Miners association.
which had its headquarters in Los An
geles has closed its doors and disband-
ed. Its valuable mineral exhibit was
turned over to the Los Angeles cham
Der of commerce.
The Hoyt Mining company of Ari.
zona is advertising its entire property
for sale, for the purpose of winding
up its business. Included in its hold
ings are FIVE mining claims in Walker
district which are offered for sale.
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NJ. C. Dempsey and William O'Dea
have made a strike Of rich ore across
the valley west of Chloride, Ariz. The
ledge is reported to be about six feet
wide with a pay streak about twelve
inches that is said to assay eight
ounces of gold. The extensions have
all been located by people from Chic
ride.
The Jarilla camp, the nearest run
ming camp in operation to Ell Paso,
situated forty-eight miles out on the
Ell Paso & Northeastern railroad,
known as the Silver Hill mining dis
trict, Otero county. New Mexico. has
been and still is making progress SLOW
ly but surely in demonstrating its pos
sibilities.-El Paso Herald.
The Polaris company has recently
taken up the option on the Evans
Point mill site in the Lordsburg dis
trict, this territory. This includes the
20-stamp mill, pumping plant and sew
eral buildings and covers 20 acres of
land to which 40 were recently added.
Some of the buildings at the Point are
to be removed to the mines.
The foundation for the smelter At
Benson, Ariz., says the Ell Paso Her
aid. is laid. 1t is being built on the
site of the n that was destroyed by
fire. Some Of the machinery is on the
ground. 1t will have a capacity of
100 tons daily. Benson people are in
terested in the enterprise and it is un-
derstood that it Is to be kept out of
the hands Of the trust.
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At the Emerson mine, near Chloride,
AriZ., owned by Judge Henry Shaefer
of Los Angeles and Steve Smith, a new
discovery has been made on the hang
ing wall about seventy feet down the
shaft which runs high in gold. On the
foot wall there is also al eight-inch
vein of quartz which assays about
two and a half ounces in gold and a
good per cent in copper.
The Old Terrible mine at Manzora,
| Cochise county, Arizona, is still idle.
| DR., r. C. Flower and A. d. Maloy are
so busy fighting each other back in
New York that the Old Terrible is
suffering from neglect. The mine has
never paid, and the best that is claim
ed for it is that there is ore in the
hill. 1t has a $3.50, 900 plant consisting
Of a stamp mill and concentrating
plant.
It developed today that the late Col
onel Robert Ingersoll was heavily in
terested in the Arizona, Eastern and
Montana and Lone Pine Mining com
panies, promotions of DIR. Richard G,
Flower, who long made headquarters
at Fort Thomas, Ariz., and is now
held under 50, 900 bail, charged with
swindling investors. Colonel Ingersoll
left 5000 shares OF the Arizona, East.
| ern and Montana company to his wild.
ow. 1t cost him about $40, 000.-Arizo.
ma Democrat.
The famous eel Tigre" mine in So
nora changed hands the latter part of
last week, the original selling
TO Kansas City. FL Paso and Bisbee
capitalists for s65O,000 in gold. The
property consists Of six portenencias
just sixty miles south of Douglas. 1t
was discovered just eighteen months
ago by Ed M. Sturgis, who partly de-
veloped it, and a few months ago took
in other parties of Bisbee and Ell Paso,
who raised funds with which to OPP
crate the property.-Arizona Demo
crat.
George SCANNED, superintendent of
the Hassayampa Dredging company,
left for their placer claims on the ia.
nous Hassayampa, above Walnut
Grove today. The company of which
Mr.. Scanned is superintendent, was
organized to work a large piece of pla.
Ger ground on the Hassayampa. The