Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

CIR>OS VALLEY. u, To- April ., l-G'.
MLSSRS Enfrrrs The f,llnwing. relative to tho
silver InRrs N Blue Ridge District fifteen or eighteen
miles S,~,th If Devils GIir District, the same
rnIncra: belt and the continuation of the famous
Gnrn~F'k lead, you HIar rely on correct cum.
;'a'w after pusslng IL long aud Pcrllons winter
ave At last struck it "n the Dcaib"rn silver lead
80 Glue Ridge District Their t"ndr>t hopes are
tH'nt t" he realized They are undoubtedly in the
richest lucni,y Tor silver leads Ia be found in the
territory, and they have found quite number oi
oliver VEINS that prospect handsomely, ard those
that they have struck on the ledge they lind to be
immensely rich with silver and gold. They have
sunk a shaft on the D"nrburn lead some thirty feet
and found the beautiful. differing silver, which
had, Alr to rival the Virginia ore, n"w outstanding
the Dearborn lead has not been prnspcCird the
. hubdrcdth part Ms much AS the C'Insinck has. In
ilct but hui" prusprcting has been done in Blu"
Ridge and Pine Nut Districts. according 10 The
man, claims that are located therein
"" have some ten twelve main lodges in Blue
Kdgr aud Pine Nut Districts We ln"k not after
str- thew de- ~ %,iur other Districts. Onr law
inflow the chin holder, oil the spurs tina, belong to
the man lrud.
Tin Pine Nui j. lead tina, has proved itself To b"
imnrnStlt valuable. II j. II very hands"rn" ledge.
1t pA..rS through III" hills aS to be Visible for
m,lr. Norii, and South that il III" general drcc.
lion If all NAN silver leads III tins Ni'nv, AT o-t.
The last prospect which was taken from II, vas
from the bntnn f the shast. aud IL assaNpd nearly
,t..sttrrn hundred dollars tn the ton The shaft il
tV i've irri deep wli"rc the rock taken from.
The GAndny SILVER nGi g"lf frTt Inns brUn TT IIgh
rrpuic ever sihcc lis dsct nv. hut recently IL has
al, rcd rapidly irfgr tt1t has hrrn ne little
J,tosrrrird a. It has. Thc,r"ppugS, however have
nlAa,S pf"sp"ctci rIch, SOME III 1t was a--avrd in
T. Tile last fail and H." tcrticaj" oi assay was
tniil "Incr. # sis" and "n- hundred ard twenty
dollars II gold 10 tt.'t'
There are other hedges here that are attracting
Ne attention. Of fnIrri-.-ihr krli"n lead patticu.
liiV, which has recent, been discovered ENtraVa.
CANT PROSPECTS hav" bean taken from H. richer than
| would Ike I" speak 81 i"r tar ut not being
credited know u has rtu~prcicd over n thous.
and d-l!als L. Ic 1 II. flan tn top rick nj That.
The M II hrnu,Iu head ! ever Is the Smith
silver lead II passes iidsuEh continuous chain
Il towering hIl-. and - III sight fer miles. North
md south, aud VIA: AID, Z" lis hduiv H. il rr"S.
i,"crs ticl ct"rv pldcr II has been tried There
"ihrr l"hd> that prospect SILVER and gold
y, ia" ftf" # hIndI"i r. i"" hundred dollars To-
it.r tn. bat ties al" I"Ss'! bt "a fhirlrNs. Moth.
rig unlrr a Thousand ,'l,afS mIi satisfy fortune
hunters and ,prcul,i"r-.
Tar r"l'l, talu,l,.. "rs n'r ihr p"aIb"rn. X n.
tnk Su,ijh. GAuhav k"lrn. Pm" NHt and san
.I,.llIn. have lived here all winter aud hrnw
them all
II t'.oro are any tnrr. i,,-,... side e the
Hi,IttIIr h., intend c',uiug hrfr t"tAk- lu,k nj
the -rIritv and Tu:i:" ~ bus,u''.. wrrl'i n,t.r
i1"tn tAu would l." better Tor them To- wait until
Nav, ard thrn tl,y NIL Ind s;a., t,r ltrr animals
ALd Vr.,i>In. and comfortable "a. riti~ fr tluIn
selves. We hAt' nrIthrt i,aN nor rLrio, here ~ an,
pIIc", anu pf,tIs"t> at ali kinds and Ih
Yours. J. l..