The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-23
Interesting News from California !!
REPORTED LAWLESSNES

arrival OF the British mall steamer at mobile POint
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I'LL te Ciy vi heAioo' vi 'ne o'ii iusl' we ma iaer
news from California than has previously been
published The news is to Nav 49, We translate
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The following letter Is addressed to the editor of
| the paper from which we translate:
--MEXIco, June 4, 1913.
,en ,s .n1 on lhe 1oh Oh Apl ana san
affairs in California with an mnaria eve consider !, Nv,
duty present 1.-The all its nakedness to the public
Although this may be of nature to alarm many
VINO sse OF leauohs IN 'ha' country, II may prevent
knf does NOT snf,ics to n,ocuJs the rod IT, 800.
it. excavations must be made from yard two yards and
haf in depth These pits ore made in the bed or on the
oo'aef' Oh Afeas. anu In sn0. June oseome h,ea wh
DRY disrings The laboers M to ,bsir kness in a.sr
are exposed during the day heat ardent as that of the
terra caente of Mexico while they pass the night during
wieh ''e uo'u :, e snp, " sn' 'hey nave IT, or
n ia the time a,s of Affairs some o,,nn.,a go.
cumuale gold bat unhappy the greater number do not find
enough to pay their expenses which are enomous and if
lucy WHY nu e,"n IN soou hea'h' 'hey may e0stder
One has to work At the mines like q .allsvl,vs The
most robust cannot stand it month.
Upper CahioFna oil which the fertility has been so much
viii, Dn sriOn Rsn"h. s,ee wneh com
ony sufennss anu pflvatlons are to be found
nadia r.nsr h.. ,.m.rL nJ "'" shs fa you, VA,
from an Amercan aper published in the place together
with some extracts written by persons worthy OF credit
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and II 10 70 hs ,rss,,n,aJ bat
s.ss.I, from tho I7nitsd States will n,., an. ,o.,
a. a NJ, ,,assaIs how, .I.oa1ao. Ill e..
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r-on, Oh H., i'll, ,,Is and coasts of ,he pa;e ILL.,
,bara az. 70 .r.;,e hv l,,d sor,a ,to,.a 49, IS 49,;
Grants rb;S ox,rao,dn,.r,, ,,o,ar,,, an, $500,
s. ;,,ro;ora,io,, 81, ,,s ,,,;,h a.. ,a.aaI-al>l Co.,
w. C., from, hol;s,n,, Tho, H., Iii IS 49, -,
cores ,,,;l h., .xbo,s,.a b,, =, ~. ..n,o 81.
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bal, ho.as 80 ,aal' e., III IN ca o ,Is.:1
a.,,,.1 80, ,. 60 TT, m, '"',' o'''Y
'' 1'N ""'' " ~" or 1917
LAST NEWS FROM THE PLAcER.-In most of the
streams where gold is found there is still loo much
water TO permit them to be worked with profit. In
many of the dry diggngs,'' gold enough is found
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" I'm '-' 'o" DISSATISFACTION Is io' BECAUSE
my sea' quantity vi gou,
Dut Is induced by the lie Oh fatigue and privatOns
to which those who search for il are exposed
The most credtabie renorts estimate RI. ,,,h
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vi pe'soiis at INC '''ies at aoou' ooVo. VI this |
number, hall are probably Americans and an eighth
Californians. The general opnion of the Ameri
cans and Californians is tina, fors;o,srs shon,a -,
! - $50, ..''"'u NV
pe peih'io" " WIN at INC hiies. Ahey MINK
they alone are entitled to the products, and besides
it should be means of forcing foreigners into other
branches of industry. They sneak of holding
,,aa,;nos IN send ns,,;ons IN Co,,.oa .. IS:
=, n " Poi,hil
tiein ~ us ioi soiu' anu aiso tnat such permission
should moi be extended 10 any but American citizens
At MANY of the mines there have heen CONTAIN. |
,;ons h.,usen tho ,,b;,as ,,d ,h I,;o
::II
hposSlpe W sta'e ''e causes ot IL Is cerfain that
the whites begin to think that until they get rid of
'''0 =" '''os 1a'io win II. se'"iiiy' Two
"eo We '.o a'easS'''a''on ny 'he IN
c" o ". 'o ~ c. 'oaos' u n,e whites
lio'h oioson A"oh'y "'o country heh oi 'le VIC |
TINS pursued the assasslns, Killed twenty-five and
took fifty TRANSLATED from The Alta Cal
,f,rp;o of Nm 1910
The following paraeraphs are extracts from tvpo
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friends at the mission of Santa Clara:
SAN FRANc1sco ApriI q; 1879
MY Dear Friend-I hope that you have returned safe
rom the placer satisfied with what you have seen in Won,
Quincy 1t now eight day. that have been in this place
gusted and tired waiting for my brother who has no, vet
ONE Yesterday eight vessels from foreign countres ar
here one of them laden with coal The steamer Cali
onia detained until now for want of this material will
cave tor Panama ON the ls with 60 passengers. among
- s W. ;;us'tt. se,, que n,es from lhe
Passengers continue to arrive from All nar n find bs
misery for the number and death for many Others