Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-05
TRES HERMANAs MINING

/ biiNN dllN'h III NluNlbuN anu ftsliln'
ed until Sunday. Something more than
Camp Furlong and 2ith Infantry AT.
fairs had the call on General Howe
time and attention. In fact his trim had
To do only with the Romaho Mine in
the Tres Ilermanas mountains.
/ General Howe. In conversation with
/ the editor of the Courier said that AZ
/ last he felt able To talk freely IN re-
gard 10 this mining property. lie out
lined the mining proposition IN tho
I Tres liermanas as especially the com
plny he Is n director Of ami one of the
/ principal Stockholders Romaho
/ rs lie saw IT,
The general said that when he first
became Interested IN the company he
did so only after competent biologists
aud engineers had passed on the
property as il lay. and as outlined by
prominent and reliable experts.
II hns taken time aud money 10 Sc
cure title. amd N then required time
money and patience To secure prouii-
nent brokers and permits in California
to sell the stock issue.
Romaho brokers had finally complied
with all the requirements of the strict
/ California laws AMI il was Only last
week that the brokers' Temy Williams
y Co. '3li-3iG Pacific Electric Build
ing. Los Angeles. Cal. had secured
their permit from the state of Califor.
mia to sell stock in this mine.
General Howe said from appear
anceS IL was more difficult tn get the
people Of Columbus Interested than 1t
was tu get permits from California.
However that may be-" the General
mughinly remarked, "One generally has
10 20 Ia far off city to learn the,
news of his own home town.
what the Romaho people want, aud
when | say RumahO people. mean Al.
torncy Holt of Las CrccS. your own A.
FrpderickSOn. ]. T. Mack. W. N, cur
ry and DR. ). ; Warren and myself
is not ONLY the moral support Of your
people Int showing at stock buying
Ia back M our brokers' Temny vii
liamS n Co. in selling stock IN the
Rumaho mine If the brokers can show
that the town people are behind the
proposition they will have easy sail
ing"
While the Courier in describing the
Romaho mine has repeatedly stated !
that the ASSAY showed from Sl2 10 SO |
per ton of low grade ore, General |
Howe stated that he had assays show
ing this immense body Of low grade |
highly mincralized ore running as high |
us so per ton,
This statement Is remarkable when
it Is taken into consideration that
these millions of tons Of ore can he
mined for 81 per ton.
For the benefit of those who have
not visited the site Of this wonderful
mining proposition II may be stated
hat the nineteen claims which com
prise Romaho holdings are as level rs
I Texas plain.
The Romnho people have in opera
ion 80 horsepower Diesel engine
md nave orGerd II compressor from
FL paSo.
building of living quarters and the
Of II cOmmiSAry will h.
tarted rs soon rs possible.
The mine is about ten miles from I
'olumhuS aud the return trip may be-
made in an hour. The public is invit- III
Vi 10 20 there any hour of the day. Il
1hc hoist is now working. also u crew |
# miners going steadily down to n IA
'OO-foot level. Il
The Courier for the past year has
Predicted veritnble stampede To the {
Tres Ilcrmanas in the near future. and )
he stampede is on now, for more than
400 claims have been recorded at Dem !
NJ. Il
The mountains are daily visited by .
nginecrS aud biologists, and il is their Il
eportS which are causing such n sen
alton in mining never experienced be- Il
ore in Columbus. o
Among the many deals and improve e
lents II may be mentioned that Z
haft will he sunk Immediately by J. Il
; Mack on his own claim 1000 feet q
rest of the Romano mine
DR.. s. y. Warren and j. l.. Hong q
md. who only recently secured two II
IaimS, are among the lucky ones. r
heir claims adjoin the Romaho. and
ere much sought after early in the
eek. DR. Warren was interviewed by
reporter, and stated hc had received
u offer. hut that he was not In touch
18th his partner, and that 50 far moth 81
~ had been done IN regard To- the OPP !,
ON. but that the offer still held good 81
he offer, he told the reporter of the
ouricr. was for 1000 down, 81 600 in f
D DAYS and S2S.0OO in 30 days 30- t,
DO in all. Ii
One reason why Demlng citizens are e
ncoming interested is because Mr. u
ieiser n year or 81 ago sold mining nj
lures in Deming IN the Two Repub- ci
* mine nj nominal price of between o.
; and 40 cents share. and shortly
hereafter Mr.. WeiScr sold out and the +,
ockhOlders received about 81 for cv- T
" one they invested, Naturally Mr. {,
'eisers reputation Is established, and N
Is following is increasing. ol
Last week the Courier published y
nj q. Wciser of the Metals Explora- o'
on Company Of Hanover. " NJ. had "
1rohnscd claims Of the Manning NJ
rothcrs in the Tres Hermanas for ri
1000 and were obligated TO spend e,
1000 Il month developing the prop IA
'ty. IN
Also that the same buyer had pur-
lnSed claims from Tom Iacl,lank ] n
. Crump and Eugene Casey for 81 OF
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