Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-04-17

!. is said there is a demand for min
crs in the Bromide district, New Mex
leo.
Some rich veins of silver ore have
lately been opened up in the Black
mountains, New Mexico.
Eastern capitalists are negotiating
for the purchase of a couple of claims
in the Cooks peak district, New Mex
leo.
A new vein of rich copper ore has
been located in the Guadalupe range,
New Mexico, that is said to run 40 per
cent.
A company of Milwaukee capitalists
has recently ben formed to open up a
group of copper Gains in the Big Hat
Chef mountains, Grant county, New
Mexico.
Phelps. Dodge & Co. are maing ex-
tensive arrangements to work their
copper-iron properties in the Hanover
district, New Mexico. The output OF
the mines is to be greatly Increased at
an early date.
Preparations are being made by the
Mexican King Mining company to be-
gin shipping ore from its mines in Rio
Arriba county, New Mexico. A four
foot vein has been uncovered and a
day and night force put to work.
Mart Little. who, with William Crow
ell is developing a group of gold bear
ing claims south of Peach Springs, Ari-
zona, returned to the scene of his lab
ors, after having spent some time In
Williams. He left several samples of
his rich ore at the News office.
It is reported at Needles, Cal, that
the Mohave Mining company will re-
ceive more than 5000 tons of machin-
cry next month, which will be ferried
across the Colorado river. Seventy
FIVE men will soon be at work on the
mill to rush that structure through to
completion.
Three heavy teams were loaded with
supplies at Kingman and started for
the Monmouth Mining and Develop
ment company mines on Burro Creek.
Arizona. Under the careful manage
ment of DIR. Wallace the future of these
mines are assured and they will add
greatly to the prosperity of Kingman.
The gold vein of O'Dea and Demp-
sey. west of Chloride, Arizona, has
widened to ten feet. What the aver
age of the ten feet is the kingman
Mineral Wealth has not heard. but
those who have seen the gold sticking
out all over the rock say it is immense.
The owners are sacking the best ore
for shipment.
Carl Sorenson tor Sw~enson), miner,
native of Denmark, should communi-
cate at once with Darwin C. De Cola,
lawyer, 906 Broadway, Oakland, Cal,
concerning his deceased sister, Mrs.
Johns, estate. Information as to said
Sorenson's whereabouts is desired.
His last letter was from Campbell, Ari-
Zona
The fifty-four horse power hoist on
the Gold Road mine, near Kingman,
Arizona, is in place and the water is
being taken from the mine. Superin-
tendent Stevens says hat In about
two weeks the mine will be in shape
to put on a full force of men. The big
mill will be turning out bars of gold
by the middle of June.
One OF the largest sets of rolls TO
the Gold Road mill eve brought t.
Arizona was hauled out to Gold RoaI
Thursday morning, says the Kingmal
Miner. The weight of the machin
was nearly twenty-five tons and wa
sent in knocked down. All the othe
machinery being placed In the big mil
is of the same substantial nature anC
indicates that the company are goine
in on a solid basis.
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Mineral hill. in the northern part OF
Yuma county. Arizona, is the scene OF
much excitement. owing to the recent
discovery OF a large body of rich ore
The strike is located a few miles from
the old Planet mine and Is one of tn
most important finds ever made in tina
section, 1t is said that there are thoV
sands of tons of high grade gold an
copper ore on the surface. More tina
a hundred claims have been locate
and people are flocking in from a
parts OF the country.
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The big hosting plant on the Go
Road mine. Arizona. has been INSTALL
and sinking will now be carried on
a rapid rate. Owing 10 the breakil
down OF the old hosting plant wo