The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-12

MoKeDhe's and KeIys fast mules, for $500 ide-ds
tanos $50 yard Not hess than four ave hundred Per
the AMI mules aew the rssk but one grave and
solemn Of Asses' straight through winning
| the race. Time not given
Mining Intelligence.
MINING TRINITY RIVER correspondent writing
from Trinity River, under date Of Nay 81 says" A
party of some fifteen twenty have started for the
Salmon River, well armed and mounted, and judging
from their appesrsr they will give prospecting
Times are beginning TO look all along the river The
company on Sailor Bar working at highly rsmunera
tive wages The water still continues Big Flat and
out Of the river to wash the whole Of the fat
thereby giving work to large number OF men, Trading
ara ,s ae sOIa
left, while all along the river ut this stage Of the
water making from Sc to IS day. AID will improve
rs the river fall"
CAIAvERAs QuARIz COMPANIES On Amadore creek six
miles from Jackson lies Of the richest quartz veins
in California and within the short distance of tso miles
quartz ns actively employs ed in crushing the
rich aurferous rosk The Amadoee Company No. /,
sstpg of nine working which has been in successful
feet depth and this distance from the
/ the vein yields handsomely This company about
operations will be extended. The Spring Hill Company
numbers six men; they have usually in operation six
and engaged in extracting the rock from
the bottom shaf forty five feet below the surface Of
/ the ground. The Keystone Company, consisting OF
twelve members, with eight peses IA OPERATION took Out
creek have always been considered among the most
valuable Of any in the State.
SAN joan MGGNGs.-Mr. Kintz, just down from San
JUAN has informed the Marysve Herald that the miners
az that place doing smashing business. There
about Two hundred and fifty at work there, all
OF whom are IN fair way to secure their piles The
claims owned by Kintz and company have realized to the
owners in two months upwards OF GOO and are now
paying average of 81 200 per week From all
accounts these degiDgs the best exant in northern
| California.
MoKEIu NINE HILL miners have never been so regularly
employed better pleased with the results Of their
labor The effects Of the various tsnd
greatly to promote this prosperity They not only have
seesd the old and wastefu prospectng" sy sten
pointing out, pfslbly where ricA deposits to be
result OF careful examinations and surveys
by competent partesbut they afford the means OF rem
derrg suoservi-nt to the riches universally sea +
| tered throughout our hills.
AT MURPHY g this is prominently the Ence the
introduction of the to that camp gold has been
found in enormous quantities. Men longer speak of
their days work by ounces-pounds Il now the phrase
from nine to fifteen pounds OF gold in the week. And
that not for time occasional strike but the rgu.
lar produce of the which be reckoned ewes be-
fore working This reality which has no precedent
/ in the history OF California.
YANKEE JMs-The agent of Clippingers Express writes
to the Sacramento Union from Yankee Jm's dggngs,
Placer county, that the Forrest House claim that
place. continued to pay very richly. One company, at
Michigan Bluffs took out day last week six pounds of
gold dust Miners in the immediate vicinity OF Yankee
Jm's are doing well.
| ToUIUMNE MINEs-At Raw Hide gulch, some Of the
miners doing excellent business. One company is
making excellent wages in q claim that had been aban
doned by another company.
AT DOUGLASS FLAT the miners doing generally WE'LL
and claims paying fortunes Tae deep dggngs
lead that has proved rich at Murphys and equally
| good strikes are being made
1 On PKRsoN's HILL Of the miners doing we'll.
A. p Crowley Co. took out FIVE in half day, at
the depth OF 35 feet. We not informed how long
they occupied in the digging the dirt out bat they
1 washed the dirt in half a day
OK GoID HILL Crowe & Co. found beautiful specimen
of gold, weighing II Il ounces Out Of the same claim
they took IL ounce piece last week. Many OF the claims
| on Gold Hill pay well.
Rich QUARTZ LEAD.-we are informed that an extreme
ly rich quartz lead rvaing the old Bill Ford claim
CArson's Hill has been struck in the vicinity Of James
town Most persons who have travelled tar Woods
Crossing have noticed diggings the side
hill just eyond Coopers Hotel where tunnels have been
and tue surface dirt has been dug away to wash
serted for and another, except claim,
where two of the Of Manning and Carey have
a railroad track laid across the road, which they
convey II cir dirt and dump it into the washiog
paratus placed in the creek below. These men have
time end again. left their claim but as often retuIned
contened length with the moderate whish 1t
afforded Day before yesterday it seems, in the forenoon
they rewarded for their perseverance by the dis
covery of rich quartz vein the gold predominatng
over the rotten quartz with which vas contact
Our Informant that that day they they took
81 eco yet the vein exhibits of giving
III. gold is in chunks be sspara from
ten quartz with jacknfe This msy be truly considered
q rich lead
L informed,
| Sacramento Union, BY Mr. Young. who has just come
down Nevada, that Friday mir er brought into
that place lump Of gold rixed with quartz which ex
The specimen weighed forty five fifty pounds o.
which twenty i've pounds consisted Of pure gold.
NV DIecNcs A gentleman just in from Hangtown
reports that city considerable excitement about
leads that have been struck the hill One claim
said to have paid 50 600 in three days. and il another
four buckets of earth sail to have yielded
| lively $500 s400, $3.50, and $500.
The miners about Columbia we're never doing we'll
now, and many Of the business men well en-
poJed One banking firm in Columbia has purchased on
an average $50 600 Of gold DUST each week for the last
four weeks, and its business is still increasing
The Sonora Herald understands that measures are be.
ing taken consolidate the dlerer quartz companies
having claims Colo Hill Mountains, to form one
united company previous 70 combined effort 10 develope
satisfactorily the riches which it contains.
The miners around Cold Spring stu realizing large
pay from their claims In the claim Of Rom snes Con-
the bones of nntedon have been discovered immedi-
a.ely in the vicinity OF the pay dirt.
THEArRIcA1-Mrs Catharine N Sinclair made her debut
At the Sacrane theatre the Goth May, a very
crowded house At the conclusion OF the performance
she called out and delivered the following re.
marks
know no words which adequately Express to you
sS s tor sb kId
sborer for daily bread sought hose shore and
lothing, in return, to offer but humble tina. ks-tha.
nso Ss
ndelby upon my heart for which only pledge an be
oil earnest appropAtlon
theatre has lately been started in San Fran
| CISCO Performances to take place every Sunday
evening
Marriages Births ard Deaths.
| MARRIAGES.
In Sacramento May 10, oy Rev. Is. T. Crouch, ST. Mr..
j. c. Rogers of Welsburg, Va to Miss Eliza Gilbert Of
Evansville, la,
In Petaluma Sonoma county, May H. by g. N Terrill,
Esq Lysspder Woodwork, to Miss Cynthia b. Leing
well all Of Petsluma.
Al the residence Of Mr. Barrett. Stockton May
2S, by Rev. Mr. Morgan, Mr. N d. Fairbanks to MISS
| Julia Gray of New York.
On Wednesday evening, June Is, by the Rev. DR.. Va
mere, Mr. George Frch formerly of St. john N B., to