, 1859-08-29

~ ST. fi;si - aizSi7asssi5ss sSSia7fssssi5 4
the Georgis Company, vhs came in for the pur-
pose Of procuring mining nsserid spd sppara
tus. The reports ase vary e.stsriss frsu tbs
mining district Silver has been discovered ~
r.l! = eoal. and W xhe.s E<Ttoa i in f.:
| meut Of JOY"
Urunshe Koeky xoumtstu Ns~z. Arx.bJ
AhQntawo:N Neeka As4 reporsa came il d rith-
III Il tde pfatts: By asei dl3, ot6st id
f'ssndxf fepbfsa oAEns of' hkbhsoas 4tkes. Re-'
| ,o4uly y:tWo 1ssh atrixed vkth hnAdeeA ao1]afs
I ens psa il tb1es:qa.fers 81 : d4J: Uo Sn{-
day hit TWO o.htr4 caihe ID viii orer txtuty
f'aolIaa1 obtained h1 sAsss t4en id's faw bserf'
:prospectlRE- smallsat yield 70 he pan b.
ing htty cents and the largest ovsT sevensJ:hfe.
| cents.
-ons Thousand dslsrs pr dsg :bsirg ..sunie Hy
the lucky minerA wbo bad reached that 1ex1od;
but these last ssorie4 ~ not set1lfis:ntly H9l
authenticated Eor Ut I'd p1ste mitch reliance hR-
+ On sheA:- Tkess rspoft1 AGse hfotShs sssut b
reF4A Ee<y oo4pqn in II good moinF eou4-
tres, fatntiarly known - ,..stampede."
Five days ago the rush began for the South
Parkt ever sisoe eooti1d4i stfesn Of miners
+ bare paaaed thss4gh cut stteetst Wagons. css3s
t Puck ansuals and feotqaen--all heading :one
/ way; Ill bound for the same destination-the
head'waters of ihe Platte. v hxt the efesultwill
be, time alone viii VI but; 6e seaiete teh
mines will BE- found aleag the Pistte through
| out the whole extent Of i'll mountain EouEss.
On Tuesday las, James Z. uevoe brought p
our osace AFeport Of rich dhkgtnks On DE CT
| che-a-la poudte river, some l25 miles n. ". df
here. He says the discovery was nsde bf
three men, some 6ftesu Or twenty: days .At0cei;
they w0rkad n!ss th1p4- o. fou. days, md RI
turned with Little over dve thousand. penny
Weights, worth 20 cents PER REt.l e tgold,
'J:H. Grso11ad 4: 'Deftees, Of ths South
+ Bend; Iudizns,; Company, Of which Nj. Deroe
is also2 member, immediately set out for theld-
cality named PEospecsed it, returned oasWed-
nesday last and again set aat prepared 10 work
ths :.aap ns~ minss es;,ipE she rich dixsnxs i
I otBers ha5e sidce followed. aud there is pro4
pect Of another '%stampede," which will Ieayp
the old mines almost deserted Hundreds Il
men nave alneady lsft uho .1e.e making 1heif
tep and ffseen daHzs dailf, sAd many WHIP
! Hera doing much bstter--eRen those who WeEf
making one hundred dollars per day. .,,,
| We expect to be able to give a full occount d
the new mines, both North and South, ii ouF
next issue. i; - .'.-.:
In the old mines, operations 7eke going of
steadily, RiAost material change in result from
our former report -, 50. :,
n the Nevada gulch, several large nngge.|
| hare been found, one Of $3.50; a&other of ~
60; another Of &55 ind stiff another .cf si{
ounces, OF &I1S II 4l8 per ouuce- One other u
sencrtcd as e16o. has:we do nnt yoaeh for itf
!. some re1y 4horoneh terta h*1s been made y
thstard quartz in lie many Lends t.aTez.in&
the mountains, fully deoon stxating its. greaf
richnetA, u SONS speeimesnsk, b; taken .at ran{
dpm, in which gold could not be seen By th3
| naked eye eighty cent? Is found to the pound o{
| rock; Ringing hom that tsazn.dewuward- thf
pound OF rock. ::.:',. i.
A gentleman. who has spent the summer il
the mountains, and upon v HON We can implicitly
/ rely, informs us that be knows Of hundreds d
acres or Quartz forming fun ons half th!
| moudt9ins IN nlanY localities which will yield
10 cents in gold to the pound oF rock. IN Calf
foornia, foct is worked which P.ys but half
cent, and it is considered rich i Two cents 't4
| the pound Of rock is found. =.
| Several quartz crushers arernow on The way
| across the Plains, and MANY: more wilt be OF;
,dered this Ea!i. ALREADY. the foundation il BET
ing hsid It GteGoFy's point, and tR!oso mkn1
weeks, the strong arm Of steam nil be sAsistt
ing mnn to gather gold from the rugged noekf
| Of the mountains. I
:. John c. Ryas,. Esq. =. iafoSns ss tbat = 1lSe}
mine his recently .bsea, discovered L ule{
abose Boulder on st. -Kraiu's Fork ofthe Platte
Operations hare been commenced, and th4
! mine is believed to be very rich. Iha VEN ha4
been traced for tFo milea Coal and limestone
have alb6 been found ID large Quantities neat
Bonldtr. - !: 80 J.. IT. s.-'::..
H.: Vra1 LkrEzE-Lass eTenine gentleman, upt
south Pax lie IS 81 of : patty q eight wha
! spent some twenty days in prospecting! He saya
| they hare averaged an ounce per day to th4
map, working with pans only. The Yield il
| from 10 80 CENTS per paht the bed tUck: vary1
7ng from thrte to SEVEN fee4Aa &eps&s- He: has
praspectn ia many ptaces;ana 6ads etoat I'D
.saass reau!s throughout -the PaFk. Water ia
abundani and yerr Convenient 10 the edi&gihgsf
ifstance ftotn: by why ii Elk and Bait
:hlo .F4rEs, Gxtt miles 49, --. $50 y,
HtGnwAYxEx-.-0n Wedn4s1ay aaat' IT. II!
1lcEsaw, the jackson. pigsings Expr9sanan3
whilst on the road down from the mountains
was met by k-man who Aens6aed-his nkoney}
,.nua bsgan a. M:sck wjth T. fpxnhd1
able club, knocking atr. AeRf down.. and stunt
ming him for 4 noment. Keeovering, 'le gfrp1
rYed With, nnd -wTestea the club from HE -in
tended rohbar, following up hia aAsant,ka by 4
succession Of b. avy blqNs that soon LETT his as
saitant Aors du cots2ot. At the next rnuch he
aafozzned the people Of shs< be: had -daus, and
Hhsre theme = 1as ]5isg, M. AeR, has ~ ug1I
IT. scar eLer his right ere. =. ..::: 1..:..
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