Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
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Some SeAatsSSl sSeetpaeRNs VI native gold
a0m the property NJ the sNeye company are
On exAibitFeA At The steFe a hAAl, Black 4
90, issUAhwNS The RARewtAs article from
the So4&obhn viii give an EHea ef the
ps0speets eF this Company sRA the fm@ease
mineral et2SsESSs ef GeAeEa,te territory
eS4SNNRa Gs4B NtNES
CAittezNsA> with its saavAt ytetd Of seventy
millions NJ gNSE wfA4 SeQA & eatFtya(Nca bS
the FA4SSNNS growing tegFsteES Of Colorado
IN the SRaSsAS E3Felt teF the fseat wear
ending 5AAe $etA, tS6e> h. tioA, y T. Chase
Secretary ef the Treasury, W9shtRgteh by
1AsNes R6A0oek> btFVeteE eF tAe Mtat, thtNa-
Ael4,ASA, oaeVsS tAe RaANAwfR4>
"fRe deposits ef s0N1 ReAa CeteFaS(e ter
Fdtofy have largely fRSFeaseSG aRSt the ttatty
deSteoAstFseAtS ~ tAe Rsseial wealth of that
region @V>SAsA yeesA ~ tAStFe'Ate that before
many wears the PE0NO%etfeA from tRe mtnes
there %aal rival {A aqaa9Rt that et StlftpI-
Mia"
The eNtEAQg,NtasAES IteAResa Sad extent Of
the sVAAlktA,Rt ~ 'ENlQFAlta are becoming
every EtSy &aS~R% tAe&r ((eyetpAAAeRt ePens
abs amazing E0SANE0Ss> ~ which NONE woHld
have d7@&NAeA a rev SeAE$ ase.
The 80iA-pRAssA8 Fe$foA ef SNfoF0te eN-
tt'h>Ns IN A AeAt " ResA REteeR 10 RFty miles
wf(ee AAAAs the Sierra M&StFA eF pgtRatpa
range NJ the &,y3kS Me&RtafRs, frNm leAgS
Peak ~ tAe yQ@Fc&s NJ the SSA lHaR river
TAEoFsASAt this wAAAe Fe&fQA FtSh gold
bearing N,,s6s aF@ &N&aa that portion moSt-
" 6eveAesye6 afet Within An eFea " twenty
sAiees aFV@RSN the Nevada dtststet, aNoA& the
waters ef she NaS4Veh FORK of the tlatte,
AAA Also Within aNSdt the SsHte eFea where
head the waters Nf the HNe aRd the AFkaR-
sa& WftAfA SAVSe hNeattQAS whtle the gut
eAeS eVyAtAfA valuable gold deposits, the
0SSAEtz RetNet Aye e'NS1gNT aA0 NoRtahly
mined These kesNeS ave Mlt ef Meta( ahd
Are very Ef2A in s0AAI the ore etSytc2s vary
in width from tAgVe ~ twelye Rect. THIS
tFA byAyS tAe M5ReF RolA the SHEiae@ apd
increases FAHN06V in FteAReSS aS the mine II
Ss5htsEAttA At a 6epth " I've haRdHed
Rett HF>yM tAe ShEsaG@ the ore StelIe Rom
$500 10 StIe2A RyF eQF1 IN gold. At the
surface tRe QFe q s(Rgepp&RRSea and II stalaed
nv the SNF,ke ~ H0A& Al sQlne SSPth below
eRe sAEtA2se II FEQSeAt3 RlQEe eoRAnoRly 4
AAiNtESEe NJ fpAtRFtcSteS aggravated qVlrth
and SFp,A pSFtte$. Al We lkeacpRd kQweFS the
SFVyA RSEftet sAvt ERtN tA9 yellow SulPhuret
SF epSl5yeR wAfeA AZ a N0t greater depth
passes SAtN the FRFt,l& SGlehQFet Of copper
T'Ae cNNAFer IN Naese eEeS ~ exceedingly N0C
&SlylN
AS SVt bSt S9FS fttte St5eNtteR has been
paid H. tAe VeS&leFeRaeRt ~ AM Of the
metals in EV,AeFaSea NRt the goNk, theUgh
nearly Ao4 tSe FEeefeRst aR3 Nse%Nt metals are
&%AA in the NFtttqg&. teaa aad tton are
s4AA%tA2&@SeA RFVSaA tAS eEe& EVA( il found
in great AS,sRStaRPN\ ef eNSelNat quality
aA& StSSAst%4 tA the @weE GageoAilcFoVs
strata
From tAe saeeeA ef the ltNA It, T. Ren
NEXT oF CSeF&,le, delivered IN the House OF
Representatives. WsSAtR@sqR, FvhFNary ~,
4 1884, We TAKE tA& tkNewfRg extract IN Eell'
tiaA 10 these &0,G4 MFRcS$
NJ Ssyt.sk AFN9A t&e waited tcStfnony OF
MANN practical NAfeeFs wha have spept Seye-
4aa wears IN tAe RAsagS of EQttteTatt, when
xAS that the 8ek,t.NeayaEs FegtqR of Colorado
IL RAF R4esS eNteqNfSA &Hfte ~ meNhaustthle
ami the s9A0 IheAEfqs 0tF&Fth efa much rich
~ G%AtStS tA&R EttteEefA / make this
e0,7ASYAFfv,lA ~ gtye AS il te the world q
better Ne2,A ~ tRS eNtGRt aH0 rtchpess OF
tAtst RAiR}ss aRSe Rot With aay desirc 10 de
NFS1SAtA ia sAs kelSt EegaF,( the Abutpus
wealth. which ssfA FeteatRS {fom everlasting
t. eSSsSsvS5a&> @ the mHtea ef(HtlttofptNN