New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
COLORADO

PROSPERITY oY THE sTATE-AGRioULTURAL DEvEL-
ogyEy1s - INDIAN DgPaKDATIoNS MINES AND
MINING OPERATIONS.
from syseii, Correspondent
Dl,vle Colorado Ocf g, sC
This 10 us Of Colorado, has beeu season OF almost
nncs,upcd prosperity both n mining matters aud agriculture
m vince, crop 1a been good aud an the cerenls and yegea
t have been largely 90 excess of demand markets
,uusng immense reduction IN their prices colorado is ai
becoming q sell sustaining country ngrichtiHly spening
Au outbreak occurred DO the sontru puri OF 3i Ton
-Dly tie sfb inst between me MOlunche Utrs ana
the settlers which -four o- i've whites were Killed huge
numbers of cattle nnd horse, r"I" Hu OIL aud ne ungsth@ei
crops DESTROYED Tie band mas sh't 90 lN' ron pAihuu
and surrendered ten kf Canon and are now nwaiung
their aunus o. rather ih~ pr milm when on senriahe
Uncle uys Indians of ne 'cn :" ON Df"he's Nes ana
children The udnA policy of ON t,"'cnmen' i At iauh 10
part cuas sad enbnse fh"HIu l lnghy Dei'r
cvev ycfigr OF clu/o" "nsi"e o. me he' eliemeht j.
DESTROYED. ....,-.,.,..
performed i0r tBr three previous 'e"rs number 81
new have bcu n5ge he pnsl "Hsoh Whci gave
many rich pynes o lion ruby sl'ei ore ana afscn
pacua have beer Developed which prove D Hsa' 10 be
eud dsool cred iH'i wear much prospecting
and working Of old leads has Dee CARED on me pat
, i,i ,i.; ,ii,.. voi.in. of fhe.r immense
hem"hs'ihlr' ~ lieii yi0ll'"'- ,i.. ,.t,..
property th~ unelaled richness OF hr miDrs Ia ibA hsic
The Noupuul POspccting and Mnng company have D. ~
doue uuct m uc c'st1c on her valuable property
The Wharton l~ad discovery Of mgctilcrous gnrua
rougiu. tlls Company the ufgcs defined ccycr gel
discovered molninus bring 2 ief 10 Width exceeding
the celebrated Heur Wald ccer lead bs three feet Beside,
Tins Ms llqg the Company own other valuable property 10
tnc district which they been developing Tho past scaon
lac also htfe large number 0i valuable copper ad silver
eads combined Golden Ciir contiguous 10 %, valley
district Ia another VIII ssiosish Cur Eastern
friends b ,e large AMOUNT IS sei iAAen from hei Bluabe
mines.
A. anl around B.Ark Hawl CenSal and Ne,ada much
o has been done old .rsds witch nave hreu inP IDLE Tor
yysrs sre ofed win vim bs ook-like the old day OF
'g "a iHducclneni has been and D. held
owners 10 work their mines they finding iends silo ior
ores al hiu.li TclilueIBne Prices
There ,ss o n baiol shipped easi by The lat express
coacl from this civ.
~ a. the ni0n Pacific Railroad people fearing lhat
are nor e iencnis heh would aeciue TO rs this
Mace ere made 70 poif fe fond n appears be a
soe conclusion hat lg rond win penetrate the mountains
north al - aud that receive branch road Our great
nou now h IN hc mon Pacific Railroad Eastern Division
eb If they DeGvera point A. ttey propose 70 do viii
90 m direct railroad facilities through the centre OF the cont
sui to o city and give tho road an IMMENSE amount o
freight besides a passenger tshc IN preference TO the
rsniow branch which other road proposes 10 give
In fhncs political have only 20 say that our people trust
tat Congress viii early day. sdai A. state that
max relieved froU the bFhig tSra''' c' ay' % ~
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