Red River Prospector, 1901-04-25

(of thn Colorado Hai.1 A complete roster of tli Statute, DeeiftloM, Forme, Lund 1 Office nil Hurveyor (ie"err Uulec Especially compiled for I lie imp nf Prospectors, Attorneys, Incorporators am) Surveyors. 497 ;u: hoiiriiyn lrjliwp, Price $3. Hen pout prepaid oiiJreeeiptJofprlee. The ffS ui I to-Brooks Ptg. Co., Pub Pub-lishpra - lishpra Pub-lishpra Denver, Colo. NOTICFrOK FOUFPTTURE. To I.cou Bonfidina, hr heirs or aliriss You n re herebnotificd that I have tt )mlod one hundred dollars each year during the vi .irsJISvV.r.lS'ijg and 1 900 if labor iind irr.nrovoinentA upon the Mer !can girl mining claim, slltiatein the it River mining district, InJ the county of Taos, Now Mexico,located July ntb.ISg ftiRy described In the location certificate. a.ui re corded jOfltobet 16, 1896, in trnak. 17, at page IoJ, raining records ot Tao bounty, at the office i tile county clerk, and reodrder of said conntv. Said am amounts - ounts amounts were expended during said vear for the purpose of holding said claim un under - der under the thf proviioMB of section 1324, re revised - vised revised statutes of the United States, mJ amendment thereto. And if within 70 diivs after the servico of thU notice by publication ym fail or refuse to cci cci-tributo - tributo cci-tributo your portion oi such expenditure as co-owners, together with the costs ot the publication of this notice, your inter interest - est interest in said lode claim will become the property of the underscriber, your co co-owner." - owner." co-owner." J. L. BIGELOW. First Publication Jan. 3nd, 10.01. Nt'!7t r. i.-For.rr.iri'RF.. Thn B, Mur-v, his fMn or as- -you urc' hearbv notified that I havfl expended 011c hundred dollars fat labor aud iirprvements upon tho Golden Treasure No. i. mining claim. Located August if-, iS';, and recorded August 19, 1895, in book ij at fiiue t.S2 in the oftice i erk nitd Ite -orJep of Taoe county, and Is stmated In the Red River Mining Dietr'ltti Tt county. New Mex Mexico, - ico, Mexico, and one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the ( iniden Treasure No, 2, ntlnlcg claim, located August 16. 1 ti.j ;, and reC9rilcd August 19, I895 in liook 15, m Page 181 In'the oirice of Pro bate Clerk Bttd U,i!Cordr of Taos county, and is, situated In the Red River Mining PistiK, Taos oonn.iv, New Mexico, in order to holi 3 ud premises under Sec 2$).), revised gSatutet of the United B(elelbeing the amounts repdred to hold the same foi-jthej year 'ending De De-rcmber - rcmber De-rcmber 31, tSyi), And if w'tliin 96 day after thl notice hr publlwitlon you -f. it . . , .. 1 of such exi'vitn-.turn lis co-owner, vour interest In s;iid claim will become the ' property of th Slc"0" subscriber under said V. C. Hyatt. First pnhliritlion Dec. t3, 1900,' JUST ISSUED N E. W EDITION Webster's International Dictionary New Plates Throughout 25,000 New Word Phrases and Definitions A Prepared under the direct supervision of W. T. HARRIS Ph.D., L.L.D., United States Commissioner of Education, assisted by a large corps of competent specialists and editors. Klch Bindlncr. 0 2364 Pages 5000 Illustrations Bettor Thanter for Home, School, and Office. V alio publlfth Webster's Ccllefiriate Dictionary with GlokHrvo( SvettistitV " First clssn in qu,.llty, m c id.i.l I' ut ejus;. usi; SpsdntSM puyrs, etc. rn ImIIi Ii , hent on appUewltMU. la.aCMBRKIAM CO 1 1 Puhlti '. 'I.

mountain, con-.-'-ii-iona from any vein9 VHryina. ; wi(lth from inc)109 L t ft (u,r()S8 thronb the,e formations, at points following well donned lines of contract and again cutting the country rock at most any angle and mixing up in such a fashion that it is not possible to reach a conclusion of whero to an anticipate - ticipate anticipate a commencement or calcu calculate - late calculate on an ending of the veins. Uowover. there is a largo amount f of broken up vein matter on the surface, much of it high grade, that should be taken into account as ovi ovi-dence - dence ovi-dence of theexistaoce of good strong leads, which ure covered to some extent with wash or slide. In min minim' - im' minim' on this mountain 3oo to ooo feet depth could be gained by tun tunneling - neling tunneling at reasonable cost, as the mountain is abrupt in the vicinity of the vein exposure. The sxtf'ace indications justify great expecta expectations. - tions. expectations. Tha matter of prospecting to determinetlievalne6f these leads might be accomplished in a bison's work and at no great cost. jSSGoing westerly from "Big Mike" tlienxt developments of import importance - ance importance tire the on the Green mountain three mile distant (the intervening country being a series of brooks and canons fc-ming the right In.nd prong of Red river, prominent among which ia the M Hull of the Woods. " This cfaim litis several open cuts, short tunnel:- and shaft, all showing mineral in place and the vein is three to eix feet wide. The ore shows copper, gold and silver to the value of ?.'lo per ton on an average. Following along on this" Course 'for a mile the F racer mine is next in order. This j rop rop-erty, - erty, rop-erty, and also the Bull of the Woods, over in the Amizette dis trict, on the west slope of Qfen mountain. overlooRiRC tin laos r valley ami near the head of lite Bio Hondo or Deep river, the Fra - zer was discovered in 1890 and has been worked with a sinull furee ever since. At this time t! ey have forty feet of low grade copper or! that they claim will average seven per cent., which also sliows by assay S3 to 850 in gold and silver.! They started in on a vein three feet wide and at iioo feet undercover! reached the enormous width of forty feet. They are at the present, ; J learn from the foreman, arrang ing plans for a large plant to treat their product. Untaideof V razor's mine there are a number of much much-alked - alked much-alked prospects, and 1 judge from all I can hear and a personal in inspection - spection inspection of the district, that the camp will come to tlio front as u producer. 1 have lanm over the ground of these localities and am ! convinced that Frazer'a Hull of tho Woods and Big Mike mountain are on the tame mineral belt. mam LJL SNOW & CO. PATSNT LAWVCKO,. Om. U S r.'.t Sf'cn, WASHINGTON, 0. C.

ibtti, istra, entiuoa an act to provide meana. for paying bounties for the7 killing of wild' Animals'ia hereby amended to rondjas follows: "The several boardsVf county commissioners are hereby author authorized - ized authorized and directed to levy annually a special; tax on horses, bovine cattle, sheep and goats in their respective counties to'any amount not exceeding two mills, on the assessed value thereof for the purpobe of raising money with which to pay bounties for the killing of wild animals. Such special tax shall bff'collectcd in'tho maimer 'provided by1 law for the collection' of other county tuxes, and paid into the county treasury as a "Wild Animal Bounty Fund," to be used exclusively for the payment of bounties for the killing of wild animals, at the following rates: For each coyote or -wild cat, one dollar; for each lynx, two dollars, for each gray wolf, lobo, panther or mountain lion, twelve dollars; for each boar, ten dol dollars. - lars. dollars. sec. 2. AH acts ami parta of acts in conflict with this act arc hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after itti passage. NOTICE. All perojns are hereby warned not to trespusK upon the June Bug placer claim, or to remove any wood or timber from tho said premises. June Bug M. & M. Co., Ed Hatton, Manager. MINING NEWS Kiom Oresjuinl Metal. Mr. Cline writes as follows uboui the'lllack Copper, which is situat situated - ed situated about six miles up the river from the town of lied River: "The Black Copper, owned by the Taos Gold Mining & Mi'ling company. Four years ago quite a stir was created by finding nch free jold ore in a well defined tia tia-sure - sure tia-sure vein at the depth of thirty-Sve feet. At the point whore the gold was opened the vein was throe and one-half feet wide and the rich por portion - tion portion one and one-half inches wide. ataaiing 217,oootothjton. The I owners have continued to stir the j vein ever since, but up to date very ' little of this streak has materialized. This vein is still there and shows occasional rich npots aud altogether averages two and ono half feet worth' ?2o gold per ton. At this time the company is building a ten-stamp mill and have it about ready to commence operating. Leaving this locality the uext point southerly of interest is Uifj Mike mountain, four miles dis distant. - tant. distant. KB AX . MIZKTTK both nnrHng the head of Red river! 'Big Mike mountain being the summit of the muge aud Amizette just located over the range on tho western slope, will undoubtedly in the mar future be the center of active min-

The snow in the mountains is last disappearing and it will Q3t be long before the prospectors can scale themouhtain peaks. The ( 'hama Tribune expects to move into its new building May 1. Success to brother Ilildrith is the wish of the Prospector. The late buow storm Jin the mountains has caused a great loss to sheep men. In this section they have lost from 20 to 50 per cent of their flocks. The Territorial Fair will again be held at Albuquerque this fall. Tho people of that growing city are already up and stirring and will make it the best fair ever held m the southwest. The United States has entered a protest against tho allied powers asking such a larue indemnity from China. They are asking a sum that they know China cannot meet, but it ia only an excuse to divide her between themselves. The President has appointed William M. Jenkins as Governor of Oklahoma. Governor Barns had the indorsement of Senator Mark Iluuna, but Delagate Flynu and Secretory Hitchcock of the Interior indorsed Jenkins and ho received the appointment. sir. Jenkins is now secretary of Oklahoma and is respected by all regardless of politics. The great question now among the politicians of the territory is who w iirucceed the late Hon. Geo. II. Wallace as(seoretaryiof the ter ritory of New Mexico. Later; President McKinlev, April 20th, appoined James W. Kaynalds, of Las Vegas, secretary of this ter territory - ritory territory to succeed the late lion. Geo. H. 'Wallace. The appointment is a good one and will be satisfactory to the whole territory. RIFLES and PISTOLS hue justly earned their repu reputation - tation reputation lor Accuracy, Durabil Durability - ity Durability and Penetration. THE CRACK SHOT ia very popular among the boys. A take down, aocur&tti ,22 cali caliber - ber caliber rillo for only 8.00. "Where thejie ritles are not sold by dealers, we will hend fcuine exprcia prepaid on receipt pi price Pmo stamp fur entulog aeeeriboj cumpleU' line andj oontaUu'-Uj valuable iuforiu iuforiu-ation - ation iuforiu-ation to HhootrB. The ). Stevens Arms and Tool Co. t. a. Bo eft 1 ChlCOPEE FALL j, MASS.

Be it enacted by the Legislative point of the compass for miles assembly of the territory of New around, has th appearance (in tnin tnin-Mexico. - Mexico. tnin-Mexico. ers parlance) of being a big blow blow-Sec. - Sec. blow-Sec. 1. Seotion 1, of act 33rd out. At any rate thoiormation is legislative assembly of the territory 0f an eruptive character, trachyte of New "Mexifo approved March ftml granite principally in evidence,