El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27

norris and plans for a more extensive
working Of the property are going LOT
ward At present there are 10 cars OF
~ ~ Svvover. manager OF the Estella
mine. in the santa Eulalia district, says
that work on the property IS gong
forward daily and some eXcellent
showings have been made OF late
Pushing Work.
Work is being continued on the two
tunnels in the Julieta, Almoloya dis
trict By three shifts OF men working
dav and night Thus far the Work mas
progressed TO the extent OF 500 feet
the management expecting TO strike
the first big ledge at go Ieet- snip
ments Of a good grade OF ore are
made weekly at the rate Of three TO
four cars.
Make Gold strike.
From present indications. the Tala-
nantes property, in AmOlOya district
gives evidence OF becoming bonanza,
as gold in fairly good Quantities mas
been found at a depth OF $50 feet ana
seeming to Increase with the sinking
Mining rleu who have visited the prop
erty say that a new gold camp IN me
state OF Chihuahua has been found
Sinking is going forward day and
night. and the superintendent, Fellci-
ano SalsidO. expects to begin shipping
to the smelters very shortly
New Company Organized
The TepOzan Gold Mines. Ltd, has
been organized in the Parral district,
with the following officers; Paul Gin
Their. president: Raymond Allison,
treasurer, and W X Wallis, secretary
The company has started work on the
TepOZan mine. situated SIX miles from
the Los AZules district directly across
the range from Santa Barbara De-
velopment work such as opening up
the mine will be pushed vigorously
The ore viii be blocked out and later
on the company proposes the erection
ores. The property is free milling
gold and silver John f. Johnston IS
general manager
Two Properties to Open.
Paul Ginther will resume work on
the FL Cerro de las Camnanas and Fl
Slglo Vente properties. in the Naica
district which closed early last year
because of the political troubles The
present depth OF both mines is about
$50 meters each. Sinking will con
unue until the veins are struck. Fifty
men viii be employed 20 begin with
Cinther Has 5000 Claims
The number OF claims Paul Ginther.
the santa Rcsalia operator, has under
state is estimated by himself as 5000,
most OF which. he says viii be pur-
chased when the time falls due Tor
payments This is said 20 be the largest
number OF claims ever held by an
individual in this state.
improvements en- Virginia c.
Among the arrivals In the city was
j, W. CLAYTON. president of the Viz
slniQ e. Mining company. with prop
critics in the COncheno district Ac-
eording 20 AIR. Clayton. many improve
merts have been installed on the prop
artles, Including an S0-hOrsepower
boiler air compressor hOists and air
drills very shortly work viii com
mence on the erection OF an electric
light and power plant
The development work accomplished
thus FAR has consisted Of driving 500
'eet through g tunnel. at the end or
" hich was sunk a shaft TO a depth OF
w ADDITION. shipments have beer going
PA regularly for some time OF copper
pre- running from % to 80 percent cop
per The comnauy's pOStoffice address |
IS Conchcno. Chih- The superintendent I
m charge Is Andrew Duthie
Mining ComnaEieS to Meet
The Compania Minera Garibaldf s
A.. has announced q meeting OF its
stockholders I'm this state for January
The Sierra Mining company. of this
state. announces meeting OF stock /
holders to he held in Juarez on Feb !
-uary a.
Both the FL Rayo Mining and De- /
company and the Descubrf- !
iora Mining and DEVELOPMENT cornpa- I
~ have announced meetings Of stock 1
holders for the 31st OF this month Both /
meetings VIII be held in the Parral /
gcreign club. in Parral
Mining Men Opffmfsffc.
s. G. Burn. the mining man and con- /
ractor OF santa Eulalia. believes that
Conditions IN ms district are improving /
n way tnal leaves no room for doubt
Is 20 the future Of the district Mr.
Burn is sinking on the Abundancia and