The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-21
Mining formation.

THE YUsA MINES.
From the Pacific News, Nov IA
We have recently spoken OF the mining interests of
this region and almost every day is bringing to hand
more Information Of interest respecting them. 1t will
be readily remembered by many of our readers what
thropgs of people went to this river from February to
May last large part Of them located themselves
the Yuba and Its tributaries or the neighboring
streams of Feather and Bear rivers. very large
amount Of gold has been taken out by this multitude
OF miners, Athough ths average Per man viii not
sumed. is larger sum than has been averaged by
most OF those ut work in the placsrs the different
streams OF the gold bearing district.
We were much patihed, the other day, In meeting
our old friend and eompagncn dn roysse over Mexico
at Roses Bar to which his operations were mostly
confined, in June, lSse. He accompanied by a
fey followers, who engaged with him In the severe
labor OF mining for several months
By the aid Of what thus acquired, Mr.. P. set
himself up In business as merchant on the Bar in
for home q week or two since. By careful manage
ment and close attention to the state Of the markets.
as are most desirable for those in tho mines. Mr. p
had by the end OF march last collected together quite
o snug fortune.
with the opening Of the season business increased,
and large number engaged In damming the Yubs at
the upper end Of the Bar, In order direct the
tire stream nom its channel for than half mile
Mr. Ps business became immense, and in the end his
Losses proved heavy also. The business OF the Dam
Company was badly managed. The stockholders quar-.
relied iSled away their time in ranbling And story
telling, or In drinking liquors and losses to the
amount Of nearly $4,000 hell upon the bu,insss Of
The river proved rich in parts, but the inactivity OF
most Of those engaged In working It. proved the ruin
ferent individuals and more than all to the river,
which deserves IL least The river IL rich ana In parts
and the @ @ Of doSg ,hs "S iar9s u n,
veldy company o. men, nearly blasted the prospects
Mr. Peters len for HON. in the Antelope yesterday
We learn from Mr. Peters, that large population
viii winter In the mines the Yuba, aud that the
prospects there for another year are BY no means dis
TIE KLAMATH MINES.
Prom the Placer Timesl
beautiful specimens Of coarse gold taken from tr.
hutary OF klamath river, by . company ~ work
large and small particles ranging from thirty or forty
dollars to the piece down TO Q fraction Of . cont. A
portion Of the gold has been sent TO the city fer
The compsny Of which We speak. IL located upon
Scott river, one Of the tributaries OF the klamath,
some seyenty-fye miles north Of Shasta City and
about four miller from Klamath river and In known
the Scott River Mining Company. The men
james Davis IL from Missouri and the treasurer O. T.
Goodwin 10 IRON Illinois. The company. after COM
plstins their dam, and goin. Into the bed Of the
100 the third day s7Is and the fourth day, sTea
With twelve men. Amer this, the company we're
The water cams in % fast that Il vas Impossible to
ball out until repairs we're made The nineteen per-
the second asy ~ 500 pos,, .oe a.s Uu - and
had made 900; and this too, from piece Of ground
not ~ enty i've feet In diameter
Among the gold taken out by this company there
vas one lump Of $3.50 another $3.50 another $50,
another sl27, and another Of ga One member OF
lump Weighing siss and another sssi' wv ''' '"'
We are Informed that the head waters Of the Kla-
@,.h are The .ehs., IN gold q any portion ?, "a.
Is acquainted will pay from eight to twenty dollars
TO the man, for At least entire for ave hun
dred persons.
MORE QUARTZ.
From the Stockton journal
We received some beautiful specimens from Thur.
mans vein few days since This rich deposit IL
near Burns the Msriposs road leading nom Stock
ton and aspur branching out IRON the great mother
seen
Agrseulture In California
gentleman In Santa Cru, during the present
season realized the nice little Of 81 500 from six
think thoss Who have doubted our Agricultural re-.
sources, while such facts star. them in the face.
Value Of Real Esssse I'm San rrspe,sce.
From The Ats California, Nov lol
The sale OF Mr. Gillespies property yesterday, By
k.ndis, Wainwright Co. vas well attended, and tn.
valuable property and we think the purchasers have
secured bargains Our citizens particularly the mer.
hs.s .ppssr 70 have prei.r.ne. for water ists and
Tor this description Of real estate there 10 inores
ing demand The following exhibits the result Of res
In ,qu.Is bounded By Clay, Washington. Dupon,
Lot No. l. 2ss feet front on old wsshinston street
y I7h feet deep purchased By Joseph q bovmsn.st
Lot No. q s7S feet front on old Washington street
y IIk feet deep together With good frame swelling
house, purchased BY Gregory Vale at $4,000.
Lot No o % feet front Washington street. BIZ Tx
eet deep purchased by Bruquerie at $500
Lot No 4, % feet on Washington street by 20 feet
ieep- pur- hssed by r. W. Leis at $500.
Let No. 3, corner Of washing and Dupont streets
. feet 10 inches front Washington str Get BY 70 feet
ieep- purchartd by W. G. Abel at sa2So.
Lot No is feet front Dupont By 81 feet 10 ineh-
. deep purchased BY Morsnhout st o5o.
Lot Ne U 49, feet on Dupont by 81 feet 10 inches
ieep- purchased by J. p. Buckley at 81, $50.
Two lots fronting each 20 feet on Jackson street BY
feet In depth, were sold to MT p Buckley, one at
u 100 and the other 40 81 200
The lot ofClay street and Prospect Place SO
Get on Clay street ~ 50 feet deep, With dwelling
ONE sold 20 Mr.. W. DENY ~ 1880
The lot corner OF Clay and Dupont streets Is By so
,et, with two story house-purehas.d By Robert
Ievlirs, at 50 200.
The ssbns lot 20 feet en- Clay street By 50 feet in
eptb, sold 20 Mr.. Thompson ~ $3.50.
LOT fronting ~ feet Pike street By as feet In
epth With stable 20 feet By 81 feet sold 10 W. O.
The s-.ilips hou.. Of Mr. Gnlesp,. on. Of IN. hes,
pished houses IN Osforna, With the hand, 20 feet on
sson street By "a feet hilbert street. sold 70