The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

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49, Ispeets viadisats ~ lettsr-vritsn Of
- wiatsf. o. prove tAat tony Of he diggsrs,
- known, now Or = any time have paid
= jasliasd he high opinioa expressed Of
tAm. So ar . lstaar.vliesrs expressed
- opiaisa thas ninas uoaM b. discovered
4 = he neaataia, q elsewhere in Kansas
whore mining eoald b. probably carried on,
h = posaibls that ihs result may prove them
righA Bat ~ stpries Of gold being mined
- pssssas speiag or during last fall and
! 'wistsR. n quantities equal 10 ave or ten dol
hzs psr day pr hard Wsrs exagxsrations,
- jsstiAsd By anything found there until
sqaiss recently. Young Carts never laid il
On - thick - Allan and Ne rest q the let
tsr vritsrA and air allowance for youthful
: Mdcf' ard insxpsrisncs would require NJ,
soOso'y' - e'sas naA = mon oi = IN great
) MEASURE
49, CouNCIL BLuup, June 81, $50.
EDl1oR HAwK-EYD, Dear ST. The letter
pablishsd in the copy Of the Extra Nonpa>
/. isil which sncloss. probably gives the most
! satisfactory account yet published Of the
mountain mines. The WINTER 10 well known
h1eo, and his statements are entitled to i'm
pljcit confidence He would sooner cut his
hand o. than write any thing he did not be
6eve 70 Be- true. Mr.. Glenn, who brought
he lsttsr, he'd in his possession about $50
worth Of gold-some yery Rne specimens,-
Several Other ANAL Amount. have been bro.t
A within : fsv a.ve Aller,s iattor ana -.
.s..ls ;,...:s L .sO, suu' s1 ~ can
4 :s. - ~. P1vuucev ~ nos . y. rA-
- 49, 49, Iaeu. s0e NonPaten ounce
a"u@ancs0u, soo stteess, ne up Wetn UOn'
1ke@ WeFe niie0 with crowd OF rejoicing
people, while bands OF music filled the cir
with their melody. One OF the most salts
factory circumstances connected with these
late reports, 10 that thew confirm the state
msnts Of Allan, Curtis and Others. whose let.
tar have hen nnhl;ahed q The Nom. rail
Z and Buple Althauoh thsv have haen crns.lv
Anans1nA AA~s~ - E,0l,
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The following 10 the extract from the letter
In The Nonnara;i Extra raearred In above -
a...s :. 49,: To-. All. 80 49,. -
~ y oaseo q Auraras June 4sn anu slSned
bGeW. b KNsNAN Is I5& 9
All the xold q these diReinRs. A far "a Vet
taken ont, Il What . called Saour gold. rand is
n extremely small particlea A these are the
slehess mines. Of course YOU want me 20 deecfibe
them particularly. Well. the gold IL slmoet
entirely in the ..Ieads" Of what is called .decor.
vosed Qusftx.~ The general course of these
isads IL north west and south east. or nearly
that and they rum Tor many miles-beine trace. |
able over the hills by the knowing ones, by an |
occasional blossom" Old Californialis are non. |
pluseed, aud declare that Il is entirely different
rom anything they ever saw or heard OF be- |
fore. Start At the bottom of deep rayin. and l
you follow them up!-oyer a tremendous hin |
and down again into another gorge. then mol |
mt mil again. over another bin. aud 90 on. no
enc knows yes how Tar. Az far a. the digging
hes proere ssed, they become richer the deeper
you get, and the miners suppose that they 20
deeper. These Leads are generally from eight
% twelye inches wide. although there II one
discovered foxr feet vide. which thew cali the
ssMammoth Lead" / think there arc nearly a
thousand men actively engaged In urosnect,ns
that region, and probably. % far. not in ten has
had any success: not. however. becausa there
arc not ssleadsr enough. but because IN their
insxperience thew have NOT vat had lime 10 and
them. =, 5.S. = -.
IL they persevere many of them will doubtless
succeed. But / should, not DO At iii surprised
II grand stampede 81 Disappointed men should
take place nm there In Z week or two. You NAV
be q little sstonjshed at this but win explain.
Nanv Of these men aeem "a exercise no discre
ton in hunting claim: they 70 upon The bank
Of . stream. or on the hillside and dig hole
two or three feet deem take out 4 pan Of dirt
and vash IL and the chancea are that thev
hardly evar ret tho color. flor between these
leads. I sneak Of Won NAV dig dozen holes
and nerbans nca rcelv rs;se the color twice, then
instead Of dieeino avav right ana left tiiI thew
And : Iead. they ann ana an. " 10 another Mace
and nv ar.in. vith ! simil.r result. nnrsuipc
snoh : con,.s tha ch.nces &c s,r;I,no Load
nra NOT more than ana n : hundred and / douh,
NOT manv Of them vill 90. tired ~ trv;uo and
mutt The countrv IL disgust. some Of them NAV
'tick their s,.kee A. The aJacLson diogincs
Dieht miles from 0resory's. where the Weld i
not near a. large. hut The cold "a coarse ann .
more eeperaIlv d;s,ributed.
We sav : humber Of men there who apnc.r ,
"a 10 be wen satis6ed with the result ot thei, ,
abors: among vhom Vas Mcron.ld Of tho
RluRa. 20 vhom delivered a letter His com
pany a. four men shoved ~ Al man last Mon.
aay. what The, had ust taken from their slu;ce ,
a tie nrodact Of h.lf a dav,s labor l. WAS
,oaree cola. come Of The pieces worth think rs
,sn,s. ana there vas At least "A ve iudoed ten
loll.re Oft. These DIGGING ire en Clear Creek
nd nanv Ara az on;n;on thst tho bea of this :
trsam up in he noun ANS is YER, rich. Think t
! has in no inst.nce heen tried vet. but nroha. g
~ yin be eoon. Then there are the s.ssnck- n
70 d,peinesn and the "Chcauo d,roinps " both v
n Clear Geek Welding coa,se poId not n. zinc n
,rsely. but think Welding good wages. Nov
II. Editor. each ipdividusI resder Of the Non. o
ayeH bas = yolley Of oueations ready 10 pour i,
ato me we're within shoesino distance iii n
ere , isce 20 race WIN them would Try to an
mt here and shall no, - Tram mill fan I~ii,
adeavor to snticpate few Of their questions. !,
:ys one wy did number Of men who had q