, 1859-04-02

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rr;;.rs - ~ uout w.. NV uu,es; tl1
rnn.s -, ~ .h; te @ ;oao"lng tei'Its a9e potn Well
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~ ~. tua2 te* G1elzeh o1 81: 1oseph; anu o.
nx nsta stuaa VI "aa' 'ae5 Aase "ta"en ne have no
aoe@'a'
1t111 also,,,b6e Meyxp: Ge1p Pib 9,asssfs e 9sq
Dan Dao-uxu ~ tale t,,;a ,1,o,+,,rit,- n
inform, van that nm weu 7 arF}r.d Lers IN
thc oStf, dov IF >ctohsr 7 hava --ns~a..aa "
mnst n] tx d;og;nes :, ,,,;s ca,,nt ~ 1sant N
dc mountains, and It has been too cid to tstI. h.
er. Thc heat hnre fnund "a NJ ,h;a o ,,ioca G'A
think five thousand mpn m;rff matn frar, fira tn
ten dolinrs per day at this place. Marshal Cook
1 m s, safs to ,ne ~ y IS sGoa
coarse gold. The gold is very fine TINT has been
touna as yes. Your a1ectionate brother,
LII. UlLLox.
'AaR4fr4HoE csf. Feb. r. 1852.
Fn.Eyp D1ILoS Through the kindness OF
your brother Lu., in Dividing paper with me,
take this opportunity to neu ynu r low l;nas ia
inform you Of these mines. Ne hoye attempted
TO mine sereral times hut without surrcss m
account Of tue coldncss Of the water. Wehsye
good prospects here | have found "a birh M
fifty cents TO the nan On low bars on the riyer
ne average weld to the full nf eart1t fhh
banks is four cents. and one man n cun wash - h. with
q sluicc one thousand pans per day. aud with
hydraulic pipe and hose he can wasl, ten thou.
sand pans per day. which we can work With
good advantnge, tie banks being about fifty feet
high, and can be worked with as good adyan-
tage ss any mines II the world. We are con
staasss nearing OF ne" dlgg'ngs IN the noun
INNS; but they can't be worked until warm
"ea,hef. mere mere are CLAIMS Tor nsc thou
f1.1n
Ie! a! tho boys that are coming from St. Jo~
scph, to come to the Arrappahoe diggings, for
they nfe the best that bare been found rs get.
Lu. and expect to stay together until nc re-
Your friend, MARSHAL CooF.
rThesc b;r estimates md storics nrs+ H. -
IT,. .;.,- ~ 'A'
ken "''n nnans grams o1 alio"ance.-Eos.l
{F1aEa the Leaycnworth Times, March 81
Mr. c, Bacon arrived in our ctr m Saturday
from the mineral rer;on Of Western Kanso:
lie left Denver on thn l4th Of Fcbrunry and has
suffered the detention incident to tbe season
Mr.. Bacon Tisits Leaycworth TO inert his family
md intends returning to his new home ne ' ;nn,c''
diatcly.
The accounts which Mr.. Bacou gives NJ. do
not differ from the very favorable reports of
which We arc in constant receipt As IN old
Californian aud gentleman Of Intelligence. his
views are entitled 10 weight The season is not
ing being done, except at irregular intervals.
consequently, it is not time to auticipate INV
considerable rcmttances Of dust. Like many
others whom we have seen, Mr. Bacon is per-
fectly confident Of ultimate success.
tFrom tie Rlchland, N1s,, Ubserer,1
lie haze rccciycd the G,,}orinr ,s,,a- With
request for its publication It speaks vc, I'd, d;sa
co,,rarinriy Of The rofd nrosnrcts a. p;ka;s
pcak Thc writer W. y rps;dcnt NJ ne caant,
He IL s,ranrpr n r,s hnt ms ."snro ..ooma;,,
auccs ID our yiiare: thcy ali M sneat a. Of HIN as
man of truth ari sur lint h;t ncconnt ~ t1,a
gold region is entitled to credit SO faras he was
abla to 1udee '''
Ts eoes''' ~ )" Aa'sn ~ 'S'9,
~, DtdT 1'of4eF: l have Just returned from the
Cherry crcek gold mines, left there on the
l:fh OF January, ana arrived on the Missouri
TTef on the LAST oi February.
am now going to state to you what know
to be facts: There were forty-hye men in our
company, from Nebraska City, when Ne arrived
tHefe on the "a day OF November. There We're
about four lnches of snow on tue ground, which
!a'd on four Or five days. We then had about
s'x weeks Of f'ne weather for prospecting the
mlnes-ho sno" to stop us-so warm that Il man
could could ne cut anywhere comfortably. There is
att ntt Gala 10 oe 1ouna almost anywhere on tlG