The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-10-02

| s. H"""' Hait d blIe from Cuiloma a large
party are turning the river Some fhy or
ts'Xty men are nov constructing tunnel di.
recIly through hill, but Il Will not. in MI
probability, be finished for sepern months to
come The workmen have reached a soot
which II is very difficult TO excsyate. Al The
completion Of the tunnel, fhe river is 10 bf
directed through it; this will leave bare a
ong end very rich bed, over which the stream
ilows at present In seVcfql other places
both above and below this locality, compa,
MES are 1urning the stream, and we uuders
stand that high hopes ate entertained Of
complete success, and thai all is life in the
! cnly.
Mr.s O'DwyGr, who hosju arrived from
ICuIloma. informs us thar ON Friday last.
thee or four Chinese took oul in that vicinity
$3oO, Another man who was WORKING ON
the north bank Of the river, three quarters OF
a mile from Culioma, took onl on SATURDAY,
t"renoon three pounds Of dust. The same
man had previously taken our 10 the course
Of three days $1,000. mr O'Cwyer states
hat he was green hand. y TOO.
The water on the South Fork ia falI;no
fnpdly, hut the miners are hot vel vorkiro
on the bars, They work elmost universally
with the ordinary rockers The 1nicksilver
''''o'''''oS arc Ho' used IN these
;Pho H.. 10 n,;
Ia VA so'ns 'c"Fn taPlolE' IN
rira ' @"I VI, '"I Nv" iotNSol 'le Feather
p"'..1u'" =, ,ne h'''leIS are cong line'
So,tI..a ""''TSE Ill., = '""sr|fFE r
ma, -, e.. ,I,..',l "e "a season mas
Nv" ~ ~ ~, u"'""ceo 'hal We S'anlsIans and
i,inr a"9 % H',h' ~ "'o - s"09 "ofN'hg condi>
i,"", ""u o"'n nose ''Sefs f'e already yield
VIA con,in,,. Ir"1,I5 ~ g'"' ana 40 the
ns,s vii; ,nno, TX ~ w. ''is eNpri'oH OF mi"
o,e ar ie,s, Cron, nGn - IN o"m ,""'''. mere
f'ooo ~ 1'''0o Oh the bars
Pno a.s;,1,, I'' - ~ eV''''s
and "e ,eini nin,O"s e"Lai',nlfs engaged N damng
riyars nmG ~poG, w. w. 'ne ''e's " the
EIhot d. -, r' ~ ,,'' "l'e1"Y SHOWN,
.irho, ~ H. ~ wv "F'Ft on 'ie pa'' Inc
It,sIonco .Eo,a pe','o So'9' ana III one
nnroIJv wnrLad "I la", ~ = ~ 91"l9'a1S was
faunG II yo,r larna '1' n,,. "'i' ""p go'd was
preni c"n6dcrrs aG eSbit,itad Hipn'i.ss mere IS
H. ,ivcr cIaia,e 1.p''eu y 'ne miners :"
M =, nrccs ro u'0 r s,,a' q liae e SoIo leq1ohi>
III is dana,al,n ea1isn s|s "o" :? ~ 70 Si''o9'-
I"l gold vii be taken out during The months
,"l August, September and Oci0bcr.
The bars Of the large gulc,lcs vii soon he
III working otder, and-il!2 sinners oxpcG. toi
featHe largely, particularly at the Mormon
gnlch' where The rise Of rhe waters last fall
drove the miners away just as lhcy had dis
covered lhc existence OF gold in exlraordiEa.
| ~ deposHs
IHe winter dIgejoes in Tuo!uune county
arc probably The lIrhesI III CaIitomia. as nc,
ohe.ti'lelh pat Of ihs dry digg ngs have bean
worked Those ggjngs wIi yield the mis-
ner at least one ounce per day after The
rainy season has commenced. FHy thor
sand miners cnn find lch winter djggiEgs in
Ih'S county Provisions have been rs cheap
mere as IN any part OF the mining region OF
California ana as the lraders have already
immense stocks on hand, there is no pro5a-
b'IIIy OF The existence of exorbiant prices
AT Carson's new dlggjnes, last Friday,
chuhk Of gold almost wholly free flom quartz, |
was taken out, weighing forty pounds, TINS
TACT we have IRON Col, ID. d. Woodief, Col,
Iector OF Ille fogelgn Taxes for Caayems
Carson ) dl?gIngs are about three
MUGS iti l'om lt'O nson's IoIry. on the slanis>
iaus, on 'he norm SIDE. VINO says The mines
are ,allog y
inc same gentleman IRON whom we OBJ
'allNed The 't'''ma'lon Of the 4opound lump,
reiate another Instance OF fortune Of which
The reClDlPnt does MOI cumDlniu- II urru,,od