The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-04-16

"f SOME eastern family. who IS sent
Nrst Goo in,k after some wildcat pros
poet hole. il mot % miner The old
umc mu-pcctrt who finds surface
values ana wants $50 uUu Tor htt
claim t. not ID miner
Nlnrr ~ Todn, u Iiusln ~ Man.
The present day, Representative
nv npr. b. 70 business man who applies
business methods 90 mining He's NOT
afraid To- spend money IN testing cut
"a mine. " he finds " contains great
values hc does not hesitate To spcnG
bir MONEY In scientific Development.
The results are the Treadwell mine iu
Alaska ur the United Verde copper
ain at Jerome. Ariz
49, this same token there are men Iu
\. uIucrpua and mining engineers ut
rational tcputo, who are fullN con-
need nat thc sandal mountains, 4
lew milc- east uf Albuquerque, are
hcI,lN micrnlizcd.
one such engineer b. visiting in this
city today some time ugo he made a
professional examination ot som"
Gains In the sandals. owned hy a lo-
cal business man. lie was surprised
AT what he siw ~ learned la cN-
amining his claim some clever bus
mess men here now believe that min
ernl developments al the clty's eastern
door IL her best bet along the lin'
~ big busi.ies- and increased popu'a-
ton.
Il the great mountains are miner
allied. as ~mintrolugists ana minlnG
engineers now believe. the dett.pp-
mcnt ~ this mineral wealth could De-
! accomplished within a cumphrnuN'l.
! short time and with a reasonable suu'
~ money. It would seem a. u snch
an opportunity is knocking at the
door
Mining Obstacles slight.
There are but slight natural "hsta-
clc4 in the way, less perhaps than ln
most mineral sections. There is
abundance of water. timber and '"tl
for fuel Transportation is at hanj
and the distance 20 the railroad
down mn from the mines The roads
are numerous aud passtblc
some really promising strikes have
beer made in these Sandals 600 years
/ aponc. which would have started "a
J .iompede in amy other section 90 the
! United states. ~ &c was the surprise
rcmainrd a min days wouder, VA"
I peuutleSs prosp,ctor could not finance
| ANYTHING. held out AS long as hc could
and then died. ur passed co., 81" inc
thing has gone
some systematic Prospecting.
sun some prospects are now hcin
work,d ,u Il smull way. The pctor""n
/ claim lies about t6 miles east "t town
and is located iu lIcil canyon u hns
| been worked under bond and lcas"
for the r.tst six Years. los the Galcnu-
King Company About 1000 fvti 81
tunnel work has been done and 600
Ieet of crus.-ruttiug Thousands ''
tons Of low grad" ore have h'ti
, taken out at fr. from "a marrow f'il
which has VidcnDd Go five feet with
! depth
Sr,crnl prospects have been opened
lp In coyote unyuu which show sn'-
ficicnt ynluc- at th. grass roots 90
Warrant expensive exploitation. N"r'h
I from this point and bon Tijtrh- cam
,uu. tNte Idiug MO tnvdrdH LlmaiicT
q there are many nla ella mss wht.'
lHf.auud boz .a.u,s and which iic well HN
towards fh, north end u' th" rang
small cl.oou~ rtd.tty from SAN w.
,tou.o and san Aut.ut'u cIuN'u~ U"-'
iarI of which contain rHh uuicruppIu.
ur uro-1,trluE gold silver, lead N
'7rc.
ON the west wall OF the ruu2
aluu- the broken -iupes, nature h1-
exposed CA. hodi,. the hk, ~ vhir1
ar, seldom uncovered uN Wa1 Ih-
pcuuity. This Wa accomplished Do
some rttuclNsmir action. Here 'h
di-plu.sl d,kp- have been raised th'u'
-nrd. OF fcot pat ~ the bowels OF the
.lrth and left exposed Co view
Reside these known "rc-bear'nl