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THE TUCUMCARI NEWS WHlKjfVKWVJI TTVnVTTVTlVTTVtVl tg.jT7TT7TTTgr g IWMnilBCBBBrTHrBD W W TMf liSSSr iSSSr SW VSSV 1SSW Wf Wf V - W W mf iSBf A iW VI A X VI LAHOMA COPPER CO., GETS REPORT MR. E. NORMS HOBART, A MINING ENGINEER AND GEOLOGIST OF OLD MEXICO MAKES REPORT ON THE PROPERTY OF THE LAHO MA COPPER COMPANY. NAME: Tho property comprises ten full min ing claims; Tho Santa Rosa Carrizozo, Guadalupe, Taggart, Emmn, Pecos, Altnmont, Ripper, Mnxine, and the May Day, the whole comprising u group at the head of the Dalton Can yon traversed by a white quartz lode, prccambrain mostly amphibolo gran ite. ACCESSIBILITY: The group is located in Dalton Can yon twelve miles cast of Santa Fc and approximately two milos east of tho Scenic Highway, where the same cross es tho Continental Divide. The trails leading up the canyon are in fine shape and by a reasonable expenditure could be put in shape, but the more advis able method is to construct a trail to tho Highway that could bo widened to an auto road, thus bringing the railroad shipping point to within ten miles of the property. TITLE: Tho title is clear, being held by right of location, the location being monu mcnted as required by law and duly recorded and the holdings of the Com pany incorporated under the Laws of the State of New Mexico. DEVELOPMENT All of the claims have more or less development, either side hill tunnels or vertical shafts. The Taggart has a tunnel 170 feet long and a crosscut 100 feet to a winze; which at the date of examination was Tilled with water. Tho Emma has a shaft crosscuttcd by an audit at tho GO foot level and a tun nel near the bottom of the canyon. Tho Carrizozo has a 30 foot tunnel nnd the remainder of tho claims all have some workings of various depths and degree of completion. GEOGRAPHICAL CHARACTER ISTICS The out-cropping rock is prccam brain amphibolite granite, containing a predominance of quartz, some bio titc, titanite and garnet. The ore is associated with irregular intrusions of quartzose, segregations with which are associated phrohotitc,, calcopyritc tourmaline, bornite (in some places) and near the apex of the Taggart claim azurite and malocitc. The gran ites aro of probable various ages, the more recent intruding into the older causing lines of zones of fracture through which juvenile mineral bear ing solution ascended accompanied by zonal siliticntion. Tho commercial as sociates of minerals will be found to bear n gcnernl relation to the quartz intrusions and the wide dissipation of these minerals throughout the various claims would point to one original primary source, whore the structural conditions must have been such to in duce concentration and more intensive mineralization and impregnation, and have become n "loci" for the deposits. The prcmnncncc and presistancy of the quartz lode, its location nnd rela tion to the San Pedro Mines of the Santa Fc Copper Company nnd the properties now operating upon the op posit" side of the divide of the Dalton Canyon nnd the Geographical Survey notation of the same point to the moth er lode occuring in this locality. ORE DEPOSIT: On the Taggart claim is found a dump of approximately ten tons of ore which is well impregnated with chnlcopynite, pyrite, and hornite. The gangue is highly silicious and the whole is an excellent concentration as sociation. By development the main lode would probably be reached within reasonable distance say 300 feet. The minernliz ,tion is continuous but the formation i3 not formal and should be ascertain ed. The other claims would require more development, but the Emma, which is located at the crossing or junction of two qunrtzoscs intrusions or seg regations lir.s the indicative signs cf ore in depth. All of tho workings show mineralization, but the Emma shows a general and systematic dis semination of fine pyrite carrying cop per, n snmple throughout the entire length of the tunnel would average over two per cent copper. Develop ment should be commenced here at once to determine the extent of the ore body, and the limits ascertained by churn drilling. This will be dif ficult on account of the topography of the ground, but if resorted to will prove more economical and satisfac tory in tho end. Development on the rcmnining claims should be a secon dary consideration upon the results of tho Emma and Taggart, the former of which will be expected to yield a large low grndo tonnago to which tho Tag gart, when penetrated tho primary oros of tho intrusions will yield a high grndo shipping copper sulphido or easily con centrated ore. Tho Assays taken wcro so cut as to prove tho presence of tho copper sul phido throughout the workings and do not serve as n calculation for oro reserves. CONCLUSION Water is available in abundance for any form of wet concentration, nnd with tho rond of two miles completed to tho Scenic Highway by means of which machinery can bo transported to tho claims, a proposition should bo commenced at tho earliest possible date. Tho general distribution of copper sulphides throughout this locality re vealed by these surface workings nnd tho presence of n virginal mineralized lode prompts and justifies tho deduc tion of a large ore deposit in its im mediate proximity and to top this zono countered, judging from tho pho nomenn presented the veins will widen In depth and bo associated moro or less intlmntly with easily working schists. As to n method of treatment for tho Emma's ores somo of form of flota tion will separate tho sulphides. This can bo solved as development proves the tonnngo nnd method of tho extraction. With the completion of the trail and tho progress of development, a futuro is anticipated for these several claims and a large commercial deposit anti cipated. Signed, E. NORRIS HOBART. E. M. Met. E. Tucumcnr', New Mexico Juno 30, .,917 Copy of original. Do not fall to note the fact that tho Lahoma Copper Company is not now nnd never has been in possession of nny mining property In tho Red Peak District or Pintndn Cnnyon. The prop erty of this company is loented In the Kansas City Testing Labatory 1 Ofllce and Main Labatory, 1013 Grand Avenue Tel. M. 3076 Home, M. 1327 Bell CERTIFICATE OF ESSAY Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 4, 1017. We hereby certify that tho samples or oro herein described and assayed from Lahoma Copper Company, gave tho following results to Secretary HARRY G. HATCH, Tucumcnri, N. M. .... Gold Silver Copper Total t No. 1, Taggnrt Mine 08 0.24 3.4 22.15 No. 2, Taggart Mine 00 0.08 7.3 43.85 X No. 3, Guadalupe Mine 08 1.32 1.2 9.C5 J No. 8, Ripper Mine 00 0.00 1.3 7.80 No. C, Pecos Mine 00 0.00 2.1 12.00 X No. 7, Alta Mont Mine 00 0.68 3.4 20.77 t No. 1, Santa Rosa Mine 00 0.00 9.0 57.G0 I No. 5, Emma Mine 00 1.42 5.7 35.12 J Gold at 20.00 per ounce ) 1 Silver nt 0.C5 per ounce ) Prices at New York I Copper at 0.30 per lb. ) KANSAS CITY TESTING LABATORY, By RAY CROSS, Secretary. OFFICERS C. H. Tnggnrt, President Tucumcari, New Mexico T. W. Smith, 1st Vice Pres. nnd Gen'i Mgr Tucumcnri, New Mexico Jas. Conwell, Treasurer Tucumcari, New Mexico Harry G. Hatch, Secretary Tucumcari, New Mexico " Board of Directors C. II. Taggart, Chairman, James Conwell, T. C. Slaughter, Joe Cole, D. F. Thomas, Harry G. Hatch and T. W. Smith and define its limits should be the nim of the future work. All of these claims are workable by audits which if properly placed will give great depths and backs to any deposit en- Dalton Cnnyon at a point 12 miles cast of Santa Fc, tho capital of tho State of New Mexico, and in the Montezu ma Mining District as shown by the United States Geographical Survey, Bulletin No. G24 of 1917, and Geo graphical Maps of tho Surveyor Gen eral's Oflkc. Tho Lahoma Copper Company Is now getting out n car of oro for ship ment to the El Paso Smelter. Docs that look Ilka a prospect, or n mine? We have over 500 tons of good ship ping oro on tho dumps and in order to get out moro It is only necessary to drill the holes in tho enormous veins and shoot out tho ore. No expensive shaft sinking to And out if tho Min ing Engineer wns a good gucsscr or not. It Is the Intention of this com pany to bo conservative with tho funds of tho treasury and mnke every dol lar spent bring a fair return. We in tend to build a concentrating plant at onco only using tho high grndo ore for this purpose and later on to ndd ns a unit an Oil Floating Machine, this machine to be used on the concen trating tailings nnd low grndo ores which will pay the expense of opera tion and leave tho high grado concen trates to pay dividends to tho stock holders with. Do not delay. If you want to bo in on tho first dividends, buy stock today. Tho price is 25 cents per shnrc. This price will not last long for ns soon ns the smelter returns aro hnd on tho car now being got out this stock prico is going up. We expect it o bo of par value in thirty days. Very easy money is made on tho increase in value of anything thnt is purchased, but ns a rule take for instance, tho great UNITED VERDE EXTENSION. This stock a short time back was selling at 35 cents per share in Arizona. To day this same stock is worth as many dollars per share. Most every person is more or less familiar with the PHENOMINAL raise of tho Copper stock. Copper is going to be a good prico per pound for many years to como und that means dividends to the stockholders of copper companies. Al ways buy when the price is low. Get in on the ground floor. Make a for tune while others wait for fortune to como to them. BUY LAHOMA STOCK TODAY AT 25 CENTS PER SHARE. Come to our oflico and talk the matter over with us. Wo will be glad to explain in detail any point. Look at the samples. Look ut the actual photographs which were taken on the ground by Mr. R. A. Nowell of Tucumcari, N. M. These photos shows tho ore on tho dumps, shafts and tun nels and timber and water. Timber and water are a most valuable asset in the mining business and to have this material at hand is certainly going to cut down the cost of operation to the Minimum. The Lahomn Copper Company has cloven hundred feet of shaft and tun nel work done on tho property; this means a great saving in time nnd ex pense. Some rond building will be necessary in order to got to the prop erty with ft" automobile but today n person can get to within two miles of the property ensy with a car. The Scenic Highway is about two miles from the mines. It will cost in the neighborhood of $1,500 to build this rond to tho camps. Buy today at 25 cents per shnrc. Tomorrow may be too late. For further information call at the oflice, 1st door north of the Post Ofllce in the Gerhardt building. Box 205 Lahoma Copper Company Tucumcari, N. M, STRAIGHTENED HIM UP Solomon Bequette, Flat River, Mo., writes: "Two years ago I was down on my back till I could hardly go. Foley Kidney Pills straightened me right up. I recommend them to all who have kidney trouble." Rheumatic pains, nching joints, sore nnd swollen muscles indicato that the kidneys are not properly filtering impurities from the blood. Foley's Kidney Pills get right nt tho trouble and give prompt relief. Painful, irregular and sle.jp disturbing bladder troubles also yio'd quickly to their tonic healing action. For sale by Sands-Dorsey Drug Company. HAMILTON I 109 EAST MAIN STREET INSURANCE PHONE M One encouraging thing about the registration was the need of interpre ters to enable tho many foreign-born youths to register their eligibility for military service for their adopted country though unable to speak its language. Wft' T I tin Perfrct h oixl Tor Invalid iltshto t9rommtulnl lv nromtmml iJiviL Lihm jur luovrcuuMU. WIDSMANN'S PURK, (VAPORATm GOAT MILK kuiUinjr pfoatrtl. AT LrADIHO DRUaOIITS M-m.TUu, win R,G DATMILK CD. FOR SALE 27,000 ncres grazing land, no im provements, plenty of water and grass two creeks run through place, thirty miles from good town. Liberal terms. Prico $3.00 per acre. 2800 acres twelve miles from good town, 300 under ditch balance grazing, crccK runs through Innd which affords plenty of water for irrigation. $12.00 ner ncrc. 2000 acres irrnzinir land ndioinlntr the nbove tract at !l.00 por acre. 2600 acres deeded land with timbor worth $7500.00, six hundred ncres In mendow, and range on Forest Reserve lor 7Uu head cattle. I'ricc $45,000.00. H. GERHARDT & CO., Tucumcari, N. M. HELPS ASTHMA AND HAY FEVER Now comes tho season when hny fever nnd asthma cause thousands to suffer. "I have been troubled for yenrs with asthma," writes E. C. Schnaf, Creston, O., nnd find Foley's Honey nnd Tar tho only thing thnt gives me relief. It loosens tho phlegm so I can throw It off, and ilcep. Had to sit nights in my chair, not being ablo to llu down, before using Foley's Honey and Tar." A standard family remedy for coughs, colds, croup. For solo by Sands-Dorsey Drug Store. I A BAD SPRING FOR WOMEN I The late, cold and damp spring seems to have been particularly se vere on the hcnlth of women, nnd many arc suffering from rheumatic pains, aches and pains in sides, joints ,nnd muscles, lumbngo .nd other ail ments cnuscd by overwork or dis dercd kidneys or bladder. Mrs. T. J. , Buckncll, Hardy, Neb., writes: "I am 'recovering from nn attack of lumbago by the aid of Foley Kidney Pills. They surely help mo." Women seem particularly linblo to kldnoy trouble, I nnd no symptom should bo neglected. I-or snlo by Sands-Dorsey Drug Company. I T. R.. NVNGESSER. ! Titlei "That'. All" ii e) i Tucumcari, New Mexico X L. O. HARRIS Phone 298 Will do your PAPERING and PAINTING BETTER. Ills charges are the same aa others and he guarantees satis faction. Drop him a card to Bos 761. PHONE 298 I H. GERHARDT & CO. Successors to A. R. Carter & Co. Insurance, Real Estate Abstracts and Rentals Ofllce First Bldg. North ol Postoffice Phone 279 City Transfer Express and Drayage Tucumcari Transfer Company Wm. TROUP, Prop Swastika Coal A Specialty Telephone 190 r IT' -