Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-27
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property Work already done consists
OF driving IL tunnels at intervals 81
100 feet. one below tho otlcr. Tho
company rs nt PRESENT figuring on
getting power from the t,nsmission
line of the Tigrc company \ S,lc
of treasury stock has been arranged
Tor the purpose of raising sufficient
fnnslt with which to purchase ncces.
sary machinery.
~. Louis company has begun
operations on tac Aidazor,. property
IN the Tisrc district Capt McIncry
Is IN cha sc of the work
III T,mblor mine. In the Tigro dis.
ulci. ~ working steadily. In hc'. nas
o.cn operating during thc entire
revolution
II. = Hollandson has purchased a
number OF announcements in the vi.
entity oi san Antonio de- Ia Hu,rte
and viii soon begia dcvclopmor,
work at several different points.
M"rvyn Moore. OF Cumpas. has
sold his Pasoual property, watch ~
located near the Washington. In the
sonora rive ncighboghood below
hrizp" The price was sis,ooo, and
H. has already received the first
payment OF $4,000. The property In
coh'lderod to be good on. and as.
says takon Of the or. run as high
~ ~ percent copper and .sc ounces
IN silver.
Spencer bishop. tor uuub,r II
years chief mechanical engineer Of
the canan.a Consolidated Conner
company. has left for corro ae pnseo
property ~ Fundicion. Peru. where
lee viii have charge 90 Inc construc.
iion work which was recently com.
mencrd
Bostwi2k n Dlcason. owners of
the Washington mine. below Arizpc.
hav" announced their Intention Ia
exploit the property ana again opcr.
AZ" u on larger scale than ever De-
l"so. Considerable work has lrendy
ben done on the property and abo.s
5000 feet "s drifts. tunnels. shafts.
cfossfuts. etc. made. Tn. proper,s.
~ considered as u big low grad.
Proposition. which can h. worked a.
profit and II IL a foregono concln.
Sion that the owners will be success.
iu' The average az the ores /,
"p"n' 10 percent copper and
rom ~ to $3.50 in gold and silver.
according To the present plans work
VIII he commenced In about CO DAYS
III Paso.
III Tr!unio IL shippias .,s high gtads
copper matte steadily 70 the III Paso
smc'tcr, II IL understood that II aver.
ages about $500 n ton In conner III.
web aud gold. With shipnen;s aver,
ASIDE about 10 tons .nQnthly 10 begin
vita. this should bring returns of
about $4,000 gross The company
mas gone into the market for the par
chase OF copper 20 4 and silver sul,
phidc ores which contain small per,
ccntaec OF silica. This win be- of
benefit IN the small operators IN ,he
Arizpe district. Who cannot afford Ia
ship overland To Cananca or Nacozarl
and thence to M Paso or Douglas.
The Monte Rico Mining aud dillinr
company owniag the ices Peak mines
in the I.ordsburg region OF Gran,
county, Now Mexico. In driving a tuu,,
mel In tbs north side AZ the peak.
l.. X. iioyd II pushing the worl,
night and day. and intends To kcep N
fnDtn thu main ore body Is reached
tesAC WIN ~ WIT vi oie ouit1tu
ffNpn I,OrdsDnrg lest wcck ~.
The Twin Peaks. coinpaay VI Green
lee county ArisOpA. has leased the
Dark Thupdcr Mountaiu." on a ton
rcr cent royalty. for two Years 10
Leonard sniith. who win pu, force
of mon 10 work u once
A nun.ber 0f men are working IT,,
old dumps at Georgetown. six miles
from Santa Rita. Grant county. NeH
Mexico. On leases, is believed thu
dumps contain considerable vanudium
There Is renewed activity In the
Pearce mining disirics. which Ii In III.
| center of Cocl,isc county. Arizona.
About 10 years ago Tombstone. Ia
the sane county was tho mos. IA
nous silver camp In the United
states. Along IN the early nineties a
discovery wan made about 80 miles
east VI the old Iionanxa csmO which
although Il did not attract much ~
tention In the mining world. really
was more phenomenaily rich In ths
precious metals than Tombstone. and
sot,,ally produced more than tioldtself
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