The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-06-09


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Il srks sisa,iss II 1 sespsay as0a Jeseps
. bui'd . Railroad to Desser, writes the
oossneat davn- . step ID the rghs dirse-
tiss-asd asks he eoapssy = esonsnes
eradisg Il each end, and rush it through
quicker than any previous railroad speed.
The Herold 10 ssnguise that this rosd can
Ssbsias ssislIy-ssssrss - esspasy tsas
H. adass = il the aosntaiss % pay for 4
all sbas - needed i . railroad TO br'sg
the .aehisesy With which I, procure IL.
Il says .stbers i nore 10 The bowels Of the
sastb here than gold and silver, and se only
sssd . railroad 70 spes - the World - rich
. miserai country as erer w.s discovered"
The Herald also sussests to the various
prospecting companies, . eonparisos Of
notes, With shs yisv Of locating good
wagon read to the Pacific. Il desires IN
outlet to Ne West IS well - the East.
The Herald il not Esstered with the pros
peets for IN Organisation Of that Territory.
II sbandous al hope Of the protecting and
fossering care Of the Q. S. Government,
until after the Presidensial election, and
psys it, respsets to the present emasealassd
Administration after this style: ave be-
hold an Administration Tar more anxious to
defeat sss hopes Of rival, who aspires to
the Presidency, than to give the life-blood
Of wholesome laws to people Who are toll
ing, through sunshine and cloud, in the
gold leads and galches Of the Rocky Noun
tains, and government to IN empire, yet
struggling in infancy, though endowed with
the strength Of : giant" ..s g..g-s
Favorable report. from the Arkansas,
the Blue, Tarry.A, and other digginss con.
time to pour in. The diggings are opening
this spring beyond the most sanguins e1.
pectasions Of the prospecsors Of last season.
Califorpis Guleh, on the Arkansas, is turn.
ing on, veil. The Herald has reports from
reliable source stating that in this Guicb,
two men with hand rocker, took out from
the claims just opened, eight ounces and
eleven pennyweigh,s in one day and two
other nen, higher up the guleh took out
$50 in about half day also, that on
another claim, in three fourths Of day,
two men took out $50. This Gulch is
eight miles long, and will soon be alive with
The leads in Gregory's district are not yet
being worked generally, except such as have
the convenience Of grinding the quartz at
hand. The quartz is very rich with gold,
aad as there are many quartz mills on their
way thither, large quantities Of dust will
soon be realized from the quartz veins. But
little gold has been taken Mt Of the gulch
leads, rs yet-the miners being engaged in
digging bitches and making other necessary
arrangements for thoroughly working their
claims. Several new gulches have been
found with indications of exceeding rich
ness.
We notice the following arrivals from
lowa-May 81, Elk Governor Briggs and
Company, and Geo. Doughty and Company,
Council Bluffs; May 23-Amos Widner and
family, J. B. Lyons, D. Ingersoll, J. Pow
ers, Des MONIES; J.H. Taylor, P. Olwilder,
j. Gathers, J. P. d. Patterson, Davenport,
and Geo. Hammond, Council Bluffs. May
&c. w. Webster, Greargy, John Carl,
J. N. Carl, Red Rock j.. J. Loughry, 7.
Loughry, Geo. z. Munson, N. Homer, NJ.
Ireal, Mrs. Arnett, V. Allgood and sons,
V. Hale, Bob .Crowden, Jesse Lafallet,
Oskaloosa. E ~#a s.< .5a q saF
A large uuxber Of tho Arapahoes, Ca
manebes and Apache Indians are camped
near Denver, and the Herald is apprehensive
Of trouble, il the whites persist in furnish
ing them with ammunition and whiskey.
Parties are cautioned against persis.ing in
this praetlee--a practice which can only re-
suit in evil to all concerned. -
For the two days preceding the Goth it is
estimated that over one thousand emigrau,s
arrived at Denver City.
j. W. Ellis, Of Macon, ILL.,, was killed at
the Tarryall diggings, by the caving in Of
bank claim which ho was working. A
gentleman from Wintersett, Iowa, arrived
at Denver the 18th, with about so bush
els Of potatoes, which be disposed Of at 25
cents per pouud-they being in great demand
for planting.