New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-14


ing to return through Mexico I shall write again
before Ing The OreeoH hes rst SET arrived
aal We have D. certainty ina, SIZE vvi. BINS q u.ai
when shs does come p.r
The RAINY -sasou.
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I No. ANIL. sAcsotESTo CRY No~ lf 1912
! Ae'st. G,seles q .leL,Itt
I reached here hsi night. after an absence q
/ two weeks wet weary and thoroughly convinced
+ Of .Lo n,7oss:bty # travelling in iiis country ju-
] ung the rainy season One would link, lom lhe
ps-cnei and scanned appearance Of the sol iu Sam
meg ths, nothing short Of an absolute iol- could
restore the usual uoistsre single rain, how
ever. IDS ny the crsoks. ard = wsek q wet ves.
the turns the dusty plain into deep nra It's hoi
lows into pools ard the stony s-royos in;3 roaring
streams The roads iuen become impossible Tor
wagons. killing 20 mules and terribly isboraas .r
pedestrians n the loose grsvely soil OF the hll
tops. horse q. once sinks above us kuces EHd
tie Only chance O.. trs,el ia By taxing :hc c.syey
lotions Where month ago there vss yrr9.
Ia Ct twenty miles aid rs he desert tie PstE is
now crossed ~ fly streams
Hen the Moke'umue River tie afternoon follow
.nr Election Day, ard ret-aced ny psth to Jack
sons Creos which reached a; DARK Being m
lorsed. resumed my cid ploddiDg gait; packin.
ny blankets snd spurs AZ CcsgEoyes ten, pro
cured supper Chinook Indian 'rom Oreeo. actirs
as water slept or rsw h!se ~ tie tent, snd
found I'd nv blankets insufficient 20 keep Oft lie
-hilas.s Of The atmosphere. There are about SIX
T. persons settled Tor the Winter on Jackson
Creek The goid dog viii not At present average
MOI, than half an ounce 70 each man. daily
Next morning. crossed the hills to Sc,tefs
Creek. where found tie settlement; increased by
several new arrival. From III. pisce nv pail
bgrnchsd oa to the north. crossing several noUA.
tain ridges 10 Amsdors Creek, which Ike tie
streams had already passed was lined with tents
and winter cabins / questioned several mucrs
about their profits bu eo1.d ger 20 satisfactory an
swer sngularly enough t Is almost impossible
10 ear, from the miners themselves. unless or,
/ happens 10 be- a near Acquaintance the amount q.
/ their gains L lnlucly, they dislike to confess IL
! # the contrary they have good reason ior keepine
/ II secret When most complaining, they may b.
most Successful. heard Of one wlsn after deginl
! trpitlesslv for n week. came suddenly on pocket
| containing about three hundred dollars Seeing p
/ friend approaching. be hastily filed 70 up witt
| stones snd began grubbng in the top soil. Wei
! uhat luck o. incurred hrs friend NOT a damue.
cent was the answer. gwen with mock despou
! deDcy. while the pale face and stammering VOC
! be,ts,ed the cheat az once. NOBODY believes you
are rot d-hunter He must be s'o, they
think who would 20 to the mountains for any other
| purposa The questions invariably asked me are
| Where have YOU been digging end d" " here
| 40 Won Winter II ! speak OF going home soon.
the expression IS We'll, s'pose you've got your
nile = or, You've been lucky in Your prospecting.
70 get OF so soon
! Leaving Amadors Greek walk ii seven miles
took me 10 Dr. Creek. where ! found population
Of from two 10 three hundred, established for the
! Winter The village was lad out with some regu
lsrtv and had taverns. stores butchers shops an
monte IA bes TIE digging was going on brisky
ard averaged a good return. The best cOuc
hear o. was STA N two days, contrssted w.ih
which we're the stories IT several who had pot DO
thing but the fever and arue for their pains Tho
| su,ouut Of sickness the MYERS tins season. has
been very great and but a small psrt OF if. n ms
opiuiot : 10 BE- ascribed % excuses Of any Kind
AL new countries. Il IS vel known. breed fever
aud scue. and this Is especially the case here
/ where before the rams un, the miner
|
frequently cold under double blankets az night
The wsrer Of many Of the MYERS OCCASIONS diarrhGa
70 those " 10 d1nk u and scarcely cut Of huI
bred eru!grsnfs escapes an attack q rms c1il
plant
Az ali these W inter settlements however small
an alcade Is chosen and regulations staolshed
a. near as possible IN accordance with the exlsiin-
laws OF the country Although the authority eNeg
c..ed b. the scalde l. sometimes nearly absolute
the miners invariably respect and uphold Il. Thus
AZ whateve r cos, order aud security are preserve
and when tie state organization shah have Dee
completed. the mining communities, if al extent
II i've hundred miles, VIII by quie' src easy pr
cess pass into regularly o1ustItutes towns ans As
good EuF eminent and pfutectIon say ether par
Of the state. Nothing IN California seems Toofa
miracu.ous TO ue than this spontaneocs revo-ziio-
OF social order fum the worst elements q aIarrt,
It's lesson worth al the god.
The settlement Oh DRY Greek : just on tds
skirts OF the rough mountain reglo0-the oouatr
OF cahons sulcises csnadss an divides terms 81.
.smiisr ia the dicglngs as per cen, 70 W ats;
| hsi Intended % strike directly acrUss tie r-cr1
aims 70 the Amercan Fork. The peope repre-
sented this rO1te 70 be imPr1cfscat-ei . | tcoF
| the tai for DAYS RancEs. ~ enry two niles O.
rsnt AFTER uassIas TIE " lliow Springs. ios AZ
on the edge Of az amp. the road deseeaded 10 IL
over hlls. whefe Il was crossed by Is9een'
streams PASSED - tie way group o. Icdl as
who were sSi-aIlg & Lorse hey had nled an
were sboa. 70 roast They we're " el srnec and
hsd probably saot tie horss while Il vas graz -
greeted them v1Ih a bueaos clss, when ihe
suheay returned. adGsng a. ugh Ugh whicl
shi have expressed either contempt sczirafioo
rieudsliP OF fear
] met ca the roed many emigrGt wagons
bound sor The 3igginss. They Travelled IA coLEpa
MES Of two aid three, joining teams whenever
thsIr vsEons stuck fast IN the mIre. some were
obliged % unload - the toazhes: places, and cave
pxrt of their stores On the Plain until rhey oouid
return from their Winter qaErtsr Their Boon
csnps worA be venisbe treasures 81 Darisy, !
he cocld see then The men are n g.Hnt, lCrs
hnbsd Rip yaa Wrinkles, with brown fkces rsf
ted hsir and beards. and ssrnsnfs which seen 70
have svvu Up with thenr fOs yos csznos esnsTs