El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-16

the mines of the Concheno Mining com
pany at COnchenO, Chin, have been
made by the new manager, c. 81. Eye.
The presence Of rebels all through the
campo district several weeks ago
caused uneasiness to the management,
so it was decided to close the mill en-
tirely until the situation became more
settled Advantage was taken Of the
changes to the plant and make neces-
Sary repairs. Work will be pushed
from now on. The rebels have disap-
peared from the district
After an inactive interval lasting
nearly two months, the YOquivO De
velOpment company, situated at EO-
quivo San Juanito, Chin, has resumed
operations in both the cyanide mill ard
the mines. 1t is the intention of the
manager, Charles Qualey, TO maintain
steady operations. If the political stu
alton viii permit
The property closed down several
months ago because of the rebel bands
infesting the district. In view of the
presence of these bands, the manage
ment found itself greatly hampered in
operating both mines and mill, for
many of the workers Joined the in
vaders, thus Gripping the plant
Other properties in the district are
following the lead Of the YOluiyO con-
Germ in starting, and 1t IS expected that
within two weeks most of the mines
Will be working. The district is clear
of disturbances
Bullion From OcampO.
The BanCO Sonora branch IN this city
has received four bars of bullion silver
from A S. Seyffert and company, Of
OcampO, valued at $500.
Mcdonald shipping.
Felix Mcdonald, who has more min
ing prospects than any individual in
northern Mexico, is shipping from enc
of his properties in the TerraZas dis
trict with excellent results, to the Chi
huahua smelter.
Many of the big mining operators
who left the state at the inception Of
The political troubles, taxing advan-
tage of the times to get in a little
vacation, are returning daily and NEST
Of them are making PREPARATIONS for
resuming work on their properties.
Alfred TOZier and II. T. Harrison, Of
ficiaIs associated with the manag cement
of the Corrigan-N cKinney mining prop
critics, are. in the CITY OF Cleveland
Ohio, on a tour of inspection of the sew
eral properties in this state belonging
TO the syndicate.
Ferris Is Mining.
H. c. Ferris, who resigned as vice
president and general manager Of the
North Western railroad some CtInc ago
TO devote his entire time and attention
to his large mining interests in this
state, was in this city this week to
conclude arrangements for the opef-
ating of one or more of his several
properties in the Cusihuiriachic district.
Ships Bullion to El PnsO.
me RIO INTO copper COMPANY OIL
Terrazas. Chin, is shipping copper bull
lion to FL Paso via the North Western
railroad and expects to maintain is Op-
eratiOns unless handicapped by alb
normal conditions which is not
thought likely with the federals -Oc-
cupying the district II. A Eye is the
general manager and James Wudllg,
jr-, is superintendent
Plans for the installation Of heavy
mine machinery by the CusI Mining
company are about completed, but in
view of the irregular freight service
now existing on the railroads, this ma
Chinery viii not be shipped until later
in the year. The management contem-
plates building "A large mill to treat
the ores, but this matter Will not be
taken into serious consideration until
after the first of the new year. Incl
IDENTIFY the management has made ar
rangements for more extensive opar-
ating. which viii be pushed after the
erection OF the milling plant.
La Princcsa shipping.
One of the many properties In the
Cusihuiriachic district shipping to the
Chihuahua smelter is La Princesa,
which has maintained shipments for
some time. ". J. Wallace is mana ger.
The Burns mine. near the little town
of BUenOs Aires in the Cusihuiriachic
district, is shipping. under the man
agemen of Carlos MOSer.
We have some bargains in heavy tim
bers. Lander Lumber CO.-AdT.