Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-10

Isilver bullion. Messrs. McSherry and
Gudger contemplate getting to the
bottom of the shaft by the first of the
| year and into new. ore reserves. A
considerable amount Of work was re-
CURED to get the mine into condition
prior to Inauguration OF mining activ-
tiles several months ago.
Hardscrabble MIne--Under the
management of an experienced and
all-around practical mining man.
Henry James Of Pinos Altos has sue
ceeded under very adverse conditions
In getting the water and muck out of
the main workings of the Hardscrab-
BILE. and pushing development work
into vein matter that Is very high
grade silver and lead ore and contain
ing practically no zinc. Several test
shipments have been made with graf
flying results.
Golden Giant-The writer was
shown a sample of very fine sulphide
ore concentrate. the early part of the
week which is coming from the mill
ing operations now in progress on the
Golden Giant property under the
management of Messrs. Hayden and
Parry. The concentrate Is of shipping
grade and it Is stated that machinery
| for the handling Of an increased tom
lnagcfi Is being negotiated for.
I.ordsbnrg.
Reports from Iordsburg state that
n condition of renewed interest and q
lively awakening of mining interest Is
taking place in that vicinity.
The E.ighty-fivc Mining company is
Iactlvely prosecuting their develop
ment work and have force now
numbering about sixty men engaged,
G. w Warner OF the Warner Speed
ometer company who Is interested in
the property. is expecting the arrival
of eastern parties within the next
week nj which time matters pertain
| ing to the extensive development OF
the holdings win be taken up.
Stccplc Rock.
George II. Utter. who Is ut present
lconfning his interests to the dovel-
opment of the old Carlisle group OF
mines at Steenle Rock. reports that he
has finished unwatering the famous
! Jim Crow mine and Is now getting the
mine in shape preparatory to Il thor
ough samnllng. Under former man
agement the Jim Crow mine has to its
credit d wonderful production of very
high grade ore. Mr.. Utter states that
Everything is going along as we'll as
lean be expected and that he has en-
lcountered a host of difficulties which
| have now been successfully overcome.
/ The news of Mr. Utter's, entrance into
Ithe famous old Carlisle district Is
looked upon with a great deal Of in
Itcrcst. as ii is well known that MIR.
Hitter Is u practical and SUCCESSFUL
INNING man not afraid TO venture
NIB an. fnitad Mr. Iftfpr
states that he considers the Jim Crow
and Carlisle are only at the beginning
| of their productive stages although
these mines have a production record
LOT over $1,000. GOO, resulting from the
thigh grade ore reserves.
Burro Mountains--Tyrone
| Notwithstanding the retardng eff
feet OF the war upon the copper pro-
| ducing centers of the southwest. the
Phelps-Dodge Copper company is
| steadily at work on their development
I'm the Burros ana Is completing the
second unit of the power plant which
Twill eventually contain three I2sp-
oil engines Of the Diesel
type These monster engines weigh
$4,000 pounds zach and are the first
Iof the type to be used In the United
states They are manufactured by
Corels Brothers. in Client. Belgium.
The Nordbergs Compressor company
has purchased the right from Corels
Brothers TO manufacture this type OF
engine In the United States.
Nhitc signal.
In the White Signal district. Walk
Ter Jerome are erecting steam
hest on their property which they
have been developing Tor the past six
months. At ninety feet. good copper,
! gold values have been struck and an