New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25
MINING NEWS.


From The Columbia Gazette we learn that the yield Of
gold this will probably exceed by far that Of last
c than heretofore and have taken advantage Of
the inproV ements and experiences of the past year
AT Brooklyn, in the neighbOrhood of GfGss Valley it is
stated by correspondent thus;
The miners are turning out the orc after the old
sort. Many claims which only short tins since
considered worthless are paying from ten to twenty
doler per day to the hand The famed Perkins Claim
wOrked by Messrs Riggs Il Co. are sill turning out
gold in astonishing quantities. The Wolverine Company
are doing well also many other claims both the north
ana south side OF the town are exceeding all expectation
in point Of richness The village of Red Dog is improv
ing rapidly Large and splendid public houses and stores
have arisen by magic in different portions of the
town. There six ght stores in the village
the most o which well supplied with goods suited to
the wants of The country There also four FIVE large
hotels here of the best of which is the BROOKLYN
House, kept by Mr. Taylor.
MINING AT CREscENr CIrr-But little news is stirring
at present in town From the coast above Port Oxford
and vicinity, have had several arrivals. ali hands
agree to the diggings being good. but compelled
10 leave their claims for OF provisions and unite in
saying that work be done to advantage until the
sprIg OF the year. on account OF the high winter tides and
gales Within mile Of the town the beach is saked off
into mining claims, and quite good color be found
hear OF quite an important discovery Of gold few miles
from here, end back from the coast Along Smith River
low dewn, good wages obtained by the way, both
bitches at Sailor Dggngs completed, and miners
may have as much water Us they viii need IL tey do not
have toe much cm the clouds We shall hear from Sailors
shortly lYreka Herald
that the town is going rapidly ahead and the miners doing
well Three large bitches, and some hafdozen smaller
resdy completed and from the projected plans.
they viii soon have Ws.er sufficient to supply 5000 men
Everybody is busy. and there is for all Our cor
RESI- Ondent thinks this place will supeTsede Downeve
In fact they have already enced away half Of her cti
Iens and in year he proPhese the entire deseron of
the good city. harysyille Herald.
LIrTIE YoRK-We learn from gentleman from Little
York that the claims the Plaza Of that place prov
ing rich. There are four FIVE companies al work
running cuts open the face Of the claims Saers com
rany hes got m and taken out si5 20 the pan the bed
rock The gold is coarse and solid and lamp high
si2 bad been found.
bftk RNER.-Ihe miners hsve discovered that the
Hsc o. hs stream above Little York IN the vicinity Of
muS Sprlngs, viii pay well Many companies are stopping
10y their claims through the winter The digging were
their value. ~ ~ ~
Mining AT DiANoSD SFRIKGs-The mines in this yi,iu
lily continue TO yield bounlifu supply Of the cious
metal although the quantity Of water i vet Imted ami
Eapy miners are snXcusy awaiting the oonnolefitioD Of
several branch bitches from the msin az Lone FIR
Co and Bradley Berdan x Co which III srsSIe
them 10 work their claims 10 Sdvuqtage The mos. A.,
ing accounts reach Of the success OF the ine M ~
gold. Weber, Missouri Flat, Mud Spring. Aururn 90
hstheuss Creek. on the Cosumn s. Poker Bar I,dy's
Nagy, and in fact there is scarcely CUBA or r.rfne
embracing tho distance i've miles from DalnSnl
Spin g. but IL being worked with abundant sacos-s
li1e-s Aire-a.s.
NisIsG IL SIERRA COgETT-A Goo ye1rs Bar the
min CTS arc ELL AZ work 10 he stream AMI IT, Ecl5 sArs
hey averaging irum e2g 40 go gay % ihs n.
wa,gr dlsch. iro snake Lar 60 Goo Fcar' ao0ai to be