Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-02
News Gsna Inyo and Ihrrsnbo"ss

FRI m an mt lllSt Il! NonnT yrilNlii'iil
M. L. L. Pray, WHO nss' d ihrouS,
Carson, yesterday, on his way I" New
York. where he is going to tram~acl
mining business. We have obtained some
| interesting and valuable news concerning
the resources aud general condition OF
| affairs III and about Benton. ,+rIo
Condo, etc. H. sre.tl,s II the mines III
| those re.Iuns snuwIn! we'll ana :,iyinl,
| PROSPECT of great future Richness Win
| .urtuer dcveiUpn5iii. Ia the DLlnlli
| mine they have SINK for hanI,lred feet.
and il the Wns1n and Csmanchr
nearly as deep, greater acknowledgement
greeting the mlnrrs the deeper they
tlclye. The ore Is p.rtzitr. Mes>rs.
NJ ,ck X P"wuIny. uf D..nton, have just
constructed an improved S;etctriit tar
nae. An Old Flieoatg sn-i,er has had
charge 81 TIL construction aEI III uie II II
Success. Tn,'re Is IL great drawback.
however, NJ. Pray tells as, to anything
Ike an exhaustive reduction OF tue ore
produced, Oh the grannd, owing to the
scarcity of timber, th- trees beng sparse
and stuboy-i,s applied t. the country
below Benton. IL says they have been
lr~inI to e. a railroad INTO that c,nu-
try tom Los Angeles "a private enter
iii>el but OWING to opposition ON the
part IF the California Bank the proiec
tailed. The only hope of his popl-
now, he says. Is III a railroad from this
section of country. H. says il rilruaL
We're built along the White VI ,unt;iin the
result would be nothing short ot IA scconl
White Pine cXcitem, nj. This r..ny-, he
says, extending from point twelve
miles southeast Of .;entun to Cerro
Gorlo, parallel with the Sierras. is preg-
nant with the richest ore. the cost oi
transporting which lay team to L,s An
=el,s is immense and eats MP the profits.
Moreover suifi lent transportation can
not be hal H. says that the base bull
hon ut Csrro Gordt reiraius there how
awaiting transportation III piles. The
people of Inyo ere IL h ,prs Of having |
AN extension of the road from Carson |
within the next two wears. They claim |
that there is every iniucrmcnt for 1t
the mineral Resources of the country in |
iron, silver, as well as vast deposits /
Of rnarvtloped coal; the valley. or
series Of valleys of the Owens river
extending from Il ntOn t.
Crrro Condo, rich agricultural lands.
now bec.us of 10 oatI,t (
TO Il market. Tn"se CON
onr informant thinks. are
important and offer IA strong argument
or u road from Carson, especially since.
t has been determined profitable to b we
ne To Los Angeles over Il route thrt j.
onger and utterly barren of industrial
eSources. In spite Of difficulties and
'roiits cut short by being So far ava.
rom the CONNER i'll world. Their are
hree hundred men at work about b IL
on in the mines with prospect of r.
Mr.. Pray tells MS also
hat th- political canliron is boiling in
nvo. VI mo and Tuolumn.. counties h.-
ween railroad and anti-rairond advo-
ates.
SLIGHTLY SCARED. - 4 mad black
'olu,n bounding after nervous man
long the passage way between dark /
Ellis in prison, i overwhelmingly u.-
rtlthy To the nerves. Suntb ,,ly from ,,
ais institution. M: the and r-i-ned hy ,
ny means, Went to IL Ike il business cal ..
Il Sheriff Swift ut twilight. day b foie
-sterday. The Sheriff was not in ais '
lice. The visitor determined to a.aIt
Is return and sat down with news :.
iper i'll hand to make himself comforts
D.e. but II notion struck him to prrau-
ilate the premises. which ne dill; and q
metudeung III ale his Wv through :,
lie grated iron door OF the jail. uncun- .
lDu> of the awful bird therein cuu- =
ined. Suddenly came II m III boot \,
ii the frI5httul tpparition Wis swonp- u
: down upon him He says he couli =
we stood vivid Ii .sil.s of Ii shtnln. y,
uRl his head. or the terrors of IL rnmb- a
II earthI !sie with less d sire to :"
init for weakening fear than this wild
a CHASTITY assault. II, ti-w; and as
SLAMMED and bottled tue door behind IL
III, IN II rid dread, his glance fell =
ou a picture of chattering madness m
filmed upon the grating which brought 4,
ais of sweat TO his troubled front 60 +
lich lie wiped off when he begun ,hi, ri
t 10 unfold 10
DIE WAcHr AM RREIN Might before ~
t Victor Mnller's cumno iions saloon.
ere you can get your good cool bcv-
ges, WIS the scene of AN enthusi istic
lcert. H TT Ebner, one of the joliies, -,
jolly boys from Dayton, Aa, III town, tn
| with numerous German friend, a..