New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-20

cornence as early as they did last year I'M
mense losses must eDsue In tuth- We can nav. NJ
conception OF the TREMENDOUS OBSTRUCTION Oh Hopei
~ which would follow upon any Immediate ard con-
syherahle rise In the streams above US The millions
NJ treasure now living IN the bed OF the rivers
accessible 10 the MINER would De Immediately piaceu
beyond then reach for the Ienainaer OF ,he ~
and the great expense ana IaOol 10 "hleh uhe' "'-
heen subjected would avail nothing.
Howeyer.we t.ustthat the season VIII prove pro
ritIous and that before the rams commence Tor me
season, the most sansuine % f me .e,
sssson docs not scr IN tefOre the lst OF >ovenoel
nearly all the claims the bed OF the nver VIII oe
Thoroughly cleaned Of their treasure, and thea me
harvest Of the miners VINO iaooi III 'he laVues
commence 10 continue until the dry season again
Sr,yes ,hem 10 the rivers or II fortune smiles upon
them, to their former homes In the last 80.
MrSIyG WORKS AT AUBURs.-sorne OF The com
many oyganizators IN the Placer appear TO ENJOY
e,reter degree Of prosperity at the present time no
I,hstandIng the unfavoTa0leness OF the season ana
the many untoward circumstances that hinder oVin
many schemes than they have done al any peflou
SINCE last Winter. The following notice otthe "ofAs
and prospects Of the company engaged on the pear
River and Auaurn Canal Is taken from The SsT"-
ypeato mon of THURSDAY
The company winch was organized the last sum
mer for the purpose OF dlVertlng the water OF ne'
River al point near llnoisto"n. andtnro wing me
stream INTO Auburn. are successfully prosecuting
Their labors We hear that upwards Of 500 men are
emnloved IN the construction OF this wOrk when
will completed IN lnt toulet OF SIX Ncch>s iH'
incalculabe advantages TO be derived from coplous
SUNNY Of water IN this fourishng mining town. are
anparent TO those who are familiar with tne richness
OF the neurological deposits IN that vicinity OF the
village Earth Is now beng carted to the NOrlh
Fork. a mile distant, and although transportation
down the precipltops hills which skirt the nver IS
tremendously expensive, still the dirt pays vel
There Is no settlement IN the State which so lnpera-
lively demands bounteous supply OF water as Au'
burn, and We are assured that the company "hich
has invested us capital IN TINS enterprise VIII DC
abundantly remunerated for their outlay.
YUBA-We learn from packers and miners rom
the mining DISTRICTS that all the bars oil Inc uoa
River the Weld IS arge, very large, even upon such
bars a. were abandOped last season on one III pdrilc
ular known as Condemned Bar, they arereailZing
S25 TO the man. and have been for SIX or eight weeks
past which may continue for a much longer period
From all we can gather from the dlherent dug
eings gold dust Will be drug IN TINS market TINS
fall. tiei@u'
4 core spondent, writing US from PARK BAR on inc
Yupa saws he found many of the mining companies
doing wen the Canal Companion particular had
averaged IS lbs Of dust per day the week before
The Ono and Squad Companies were also doing
well The Parks Bay Company VIII not De able 10
do much until another year. AZ Long Bar, farlon :
Bar Roses Bar &C, miners were all dong wei.
The Banks were good paying from - TO $40 per
day. There is much excitement now III .hat secuon
respecting rich quartz vein on Dry creek, from
which have been taken many fine specimens OF
quartz | have not had time to visit the VEN
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