New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-06

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raiTh & Acsms' aurp"n nous, So, $500 70"
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4 I,ss,n~, Covillaud Hotel 2,ooo X. " Macsey,
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zoo roo Successor 70 \. SITES & Co. stock 5000
fullt,ues owned bv Sampson. s5CVJ Jones q o.
cock $40 co. 7 W Snaefer >ioSA Anh ,, IN
$500 R,nco & Eshon, s;ocs, s''v~ uSa 90 a
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Neut Bartlett 4 Co, stock. s-p''oV' o"'iu'"s' wv"
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On tie Lerse-l;aian Restaurant aAc >e'e'A' s"'''i
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80 eco r A Eddy book store. stock and ou.li ing,
40 eco Coffee house CahonIa Exchange W 80
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ing owned by Mr. Chandon S2eOoo. TO
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stock ard building, sl9,ooO HrcrsieL s@culei.'
Beach stock, s20C00 jeweit q Cheeseman 80 90 A.
$1,000 Express Hotel, ?. Rumul & Noi' si,oVV
A. Schuessler stock and building sl2'Voo
Explosion OF the Steamer Fawn-Serious Loss
orLIfe.
The steamer Pawn. on her upward mp 20
Vernon, burst her boiler when about iouI Ilhes
above this city, scattering death ana uesfuCuVh
throughout the boat The following Is 4 H>l OF ths
Killed, wounded and missing Capt. Van "aSpen,
badly wounded Clark. (engneeI) missing nohIY
Anderson, H.
tpasserger,) badly burnt, Joshua 4 s'ocS"eA' icy
The G. Winter put about instantly. and picked up
those passengers who had fallen or Jumped INTO the
water There is scarcely doubt that the engineer
and fireman were instantly killed. although theH
bodies have not yet been recovered; MANY OF 'ne
passengers brought TO tins city are suffering seVerey,
and many are missing whose names We were unable
~ ob,a,n Sacramento mon.
From the Mines.
ba GOmNany
took out s990 on Monday, SSH on Wednesday so52
on THURSDAY. $40 on Friday and over sl,oOO on
Saturday They say that the prospect ior getting
down 10 the bed rock where the good dirt lies IS Hat
terng and that they shall be enabled to give US
NOR, cheering accounts OF their success IN the course
Of another week
The company consists of seven shareholders, and
have ten additional hands employed.
On Long Bar d company OF SO are averaging $40
daily TO a share.
on Bsales' Bar, at the junction of the south and
north fork OF the American. there are three compa'
ules-ayeragc of day labor $1,000 10 each company
The miners on RattleSnake Bar three miles above
Horseshoe Bar, are DONG very We'll also on par
about mile above Condemned Bar The dggmgs
at Mormon Island still continue TO turn OUT exceed
ingly rich
The Arkansas Company nineteen in number, are
operating very successfully near Gray Eage. IheN
i6ok out In three DAYS last week about $4,000.
The little boys of FL Dorado Village have been
bnsy engaged the past week m washing the surface
DIT Of tie streets, and make rs high as four ana I'VE
dollars per day Some men have also been oper-
aling in the same way, and We are informed that
some OF the DIRT paid rs high as . cents 10 'he
basket.
Al Dowuieyille immense operations going for
ward Fumes are constructed from points several
miles up both forks OF the Nuba. and the water car
ned to the junction. one OF them comprises me
DAYTON, Logan, Lawson, Craycroft, and several
Other claims They taking out from 500 to
$4,000 per day. They nave 10 proceed with great
expedition 10 make sure o. successful operation
before the waters rise again Labor thus becomes
IN great demand.
ISpuN BAR, on THE TUoLuNNE.-l, 600 yards Of
the nyer have been drained after two years labor
few hours of the first day work welded over one
hundred dollars and the company are highly encouT.
aged Unless, however. they get one million dollars
three months they Will not De repaid Tor Inc time
and expense consumed.
GFoRGErowN And VIcINfrY-N Caion Creek,
two miles from Georgetown, the miners are gene
rally dong well. In agreat majority OF instances
they are taking out from ~ 20 Slb per day In one
instance, person took cut $3.50 bucket one piece
weighing $50. This was taken ont of hole which
had been worked last season, and from which hule
or nothing was expected. Some parties who own
claims IN the bed OF Canon Creek, and for which
they have paid large sums, are CONSIDERABLY neon
ycri6nced IN their operations BY the lnundauon OF
water The Canon Creek Mining Company took
out on the middle fork OF the AmeGcan riVef, neas
GEORGETOWN on Saturday, over % pounds OF gold
with two small rockers. One rocker was WORKED
with a Weld OF g. eco Of the above amount, On
Monday forenoon. following, the same company
ok out 5000 one shovel full weighed over 1870
The company consisted OF % men, and these dlg-
pineS we're exposed by system OF tuning
The Georgia Slide. on tins cIeck-an immense
hi which supposed TO have been precipltated from
the adjacent mountans-s extremely rich. \ com
pauy Of i've Individuals who work coyota hole,
TAI out from $500 to 500 day They have Iailroad
at Tie mouth OF the hole, which leads down to a
Long Tom about 50 yards distant, well supplied with
&. regular volume Of water ihen entire working
rear deserves credit for the ingenuity Oft c0nStruc
ton. and even with dit which would paw ntenorly
they would succeed well. As an instance OF the m
cousenienCes under which some stOut-hearted men
lahor. one OF the companies here, who are sinking
shaft ard have got down 90 feet, are compelled to
work night and day TO keep the water under, one
ma hts accumulation being about 30 feet.
The quartz lead found about half mile above
George slide, is said 10 have presented some beaut
~ specimens OF goidbeanng quartz upon the blast
lng Of rcck, and doubtless will produce richly
san Joaquin Intelligence.
rn.r named Hmph Mnrpan WAS convicted OF A