Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-01-31

a T1ch strike of gold ore is reported
in the Sunny Side claim in the Pata-
gonia mountains, Arizona.
It is saie that plans have now been
perfected for the establishment of a
miners exchange in Los Angeles.
The Sonora Development company
is making extensive improvements on
it's properties in south central So
nora.
Hon. L. Bradford Prince of Santa Fe
is in Cerrillos looking after his min
ing interests in the Cerrillos mining
district.
Mining operators from Nevada are
negotiating for the purchase of some
promising placer grounds in the Has
sayampa district, Arizona.
At the Boston mine exchange last
week 4,733 shares of the Santa Fe
Gold & Copper company were sold at
from So to $2.62h per share.
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A. p. Green, superintendent the
Old Abe mine. White, Oaks, has just
received a new and expensive electric
light. He will use It in the mine.
r. L.. Powell of Deming. has com
pleted the survey for a patent OF Mich
igan New Mexico Mining company in
the Virginia district, New Mexico.
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Charles p. Mclaughlin is developing
his copper properties at Whitewater in
the Burros mountain, New Mexico, and
is erecting a steam hoist on the mine.
Hiram T. Brown, a civil and mining
engineer, who has been located at
Golden, has moved his family to Santa
Fe and will reside there in the future.
E. r. Loreaz, a mining expert from
South Africa, is visiting a number of
mining camps of Mexico with a view
of studying different modes of oper-
alton.
Robert H. Thompson has started
development work on the Mckinley
mine in the Burros district. New Mex
leo. He has placed a whim on the
property.
In the mine of the Alesandro Cop
per company in the Burro mountains,
New Mexico, a large flow of water
has been secured, which it is said will
be ample to run.the proposed concen-
traitor.
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The Rita force at White Oaks has
been making good time On the drift
from the ~1,0OO-foot level of the North
Homestake to the Rita. Something
over one hundred feet were done last
month.
The Chihuahua and Sinaloa Devel-
opment company has secured one hun
dred mining claims along the project
ed line of the Orient railroad, and has
arranged to push extensive develop
ment work.
DR.. Luton, superintendent of the In
ternational company, brought in to
Lordsburg some fine ores, from the
mines at Malone last week. One sam
pie assayed nine ounces in gold and AL
ounces in silver.
The wife of Hon. Warner Miller, of
HnrEipnnr Maui XnrE AinI 1act uyaaE
Mr.. Miller is one of the principal men,
bers of the Sierra Consolidated Gold
Mining company, recently organized to
operate in this camp.
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James Willard, of Yavapai county,
Arizona, who was at one time in the
palmy days of White Hills, made a
nice little fortune from his leases, is
in Kingman, Arizona, and will proba-
bly, again resume mining.
Thomas w. Miner, of Gaylord, Mich
gan, a large stakeholder in the Aber-
deem company, arrived in Lordsburg
the first of the week, and expects to
stay there for some time. He has been
o't W thN hiihtS, III 10 BTcdtly DltdS6u
with what he saw. @
G. w. Boyce, a prominent mining
man of Terrazas, Chihuahua, passed
through El Paso last night en- route
to Chicago and New York, where he
goes to arrange for the purchase of
some new machinery which will be
installed in the mines of that camp.
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w. b. Twitchell returned to Las
Vegas from a flying trip to the Pecos,
where he has some mining prospects.
He reports the Hamilton in ship shape
now under the. management of George.
Bailey. The new machinery is all in
place and connected up, and the work
of getting out ore for shipment to
Cerrillos commenced Monday. Mr..