The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-20

ing. together with the extremely fav-
orable location OF the property for
handling and shipping the product OF
the different workings. indicates a
certain producer with development
There are some very valuable claims
adjoining the present holdings Of the
Economic company. some OF which
have produced some extremely high,
grade ore, and II Is understood that
the company Is about To tfke over the
most promising showings.
As mentioned above. the location ct
the properties held by the Economic
company Is favorable for the easy and
economical handling OF both the mill
Ing and shipping products OF the
company. 4 short distance below the
properties on the flat. there are a
number OF places where water has
been secured at depths less than 80
feet. and In such quantities az 10
make availabel n desirable process
for tho handling OF the low grade ores.
Above the company camp there Is
ample water for all present mining
purposes. with the prospect hat
much moro can be developed when
the need of IL IN felt. In all proba-
hility the company will resort 10 both
concentration and teaching. the latter
al least until the carbonate ores of
the surface have been worked out
which viii be the labor N many
years. judging by the surface indi-'
cations. The company can reach al
sidetrack OF the vi Paso a South
western. a few miles south OF CARR
zozo. by "A haul Of about seven miles.
and can ship from CarrizozO by a haul
longer by a little more than a mile.
Both roads give "a downhill pull All
the way and the transportation OF
the ores. Concentrates and preCipi-
iates of the company 10 the railroad
can be accomplished very cheaply.i
For any needed power the close prOX-l
unity of opened Goa measures wilb
furnish fuel at q cost not 10 exceef
f3.50 at the mine or mill With thesd
favorable conditions Il II not unreas-l
enable to expect the company To worpI
practically an the ores now opened
up by the workings already In. which
of itself would no an immense underh
taking and result In the production OF
large quantities Of copper. ,
Just at present h company 6,
working a small force Of men. bth,
the officers are untiring in their 81.
forts 10 complete arrangements fce,
increasing the force and equipmef
Go a point where rapid progress call
be recorded. In this work Fresidet,
Geo. Hopkins. Secretary y. G. Mon Z
zoe aud Treasurer a. V. Swearengii,
should be encouraged, az the know /
low grade ore bodies promise extcn
sive reduction works at the mines
and Carrizozo would directly DERIVE
the benefits of the large pay ROB
necessary for carrying on the treat
ment ~ a large tonnage of low grad
material High-grade properties cag
DC worked and the ore treated viii
few men, as the reduction plant (
small. The result IL "A small pay rot
no matter how great the productio
OF metal. but h~igh-grade propertie
particularly those carrying gold, a
not generally satisfactory inves,mer-
aud as AN attraction for capital larg
bodies OF low-gTade ores Of copper ol
lead are stronger than gold and sill
Yer propositions. The lOw-grads
p propositions are also more satlsfac'
tory as trade makers for the mer
. !ohants OF surrounding towns. hecaus'