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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-04

GoLD continues TO sell at high rates.
There are many reasons given for the RISE
and good financiers predict that it will go
still higher. We are importing heavily.
Rates of interest are high in England. 1t
is estimated that 5000 people will go
abroad, and that they will spend $1,000
each or $3.50, GOO, 600. The Treasury holds
SsS,OO0, 600 of gold and proposes to sell six
millions during April. 1t is reported that
some of the heaviest Wall street operators
are buying gold, and if so, they can buy up
the government six millions and not feel
1t. There is not now surplus gold enough
at the disposal of the Treasury Department
to bear the market if it is as strong as re-
ported,
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ize that this is needed, and that great re-
suits must follow? Public spirit and
liberality on the part of our men of wealth
would accomplish what we suggest. 81
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.R0ane County.


Some twenty or thirty laborers passed
through Kingston, one day last week, CT,
route for Oakdale
Our farmer friends seem to be getting
behind in their work. They complain that
the weather has been so bad all spring
that they have scarcely been able, as yet,
to make a start.
A large number of produce boats have
passed Kingston during the present rise
in the river. One loaded with grain and
green apples, was sunk in Clinch river by
another boat which struck it, breaking its
gunwale near the middle, causing it to
was lost.-Edst Ierasesseenn.
Monroe County. II
The Enterprise says that the shipments
of freight from Sweetwater depot for the
month of March, amounted to sos, 10S lbs.
81 ,06369. Sale of tickets, local, $2S1. 40.
A. A. Boyd and family of jacksonville,
and Mr.. M. B. Goddard and family, have
become citizens of Sweetwater. The for
morly occupied by Thos. G.. Boyd.
We understand that there are parties
now on Coco Creek, prospecting for gold,
and have within the past few DAYS made
rich discoveries of the precious metal.
There is gold in abundance in the region
of Coco Creek. -
Madisonville has no provision for any re-
ligious services on fifth Sundays. When
the almanacs are SO unlucky as to have a
month with five Sundays in it, the people
are obliged to go unrepresented, ON the
9Th, by preacher.
The Sweetwater Enterprise has column
of Madisonville items, from which we take
the following:
Several horses in this section seem to
have taken relapse of the epizooty, and
the last state seems to be worse than the
first. However there have been no fatal
cases yet, though some few, it is thought,
will not recover.
Efforts are being made to have Metho.
dist Church built at this place. We under
stand that something near the necessary
amount of means for its erection have been
subscribed and that the work will prob
ably be commenced sometime this sum-
mer, OF as soon as the lumber can be pro.
cured. = EEsR
We are informed by Sheriff Houston
that the growing wheat crop looks finely
on the upper side of our county. tt is not
SO promising Immediately around this
place, having, to some extent, been frozen
out. Notwithstanding the late cold
weather the peach crop has, so far, been but
little injured in this vicinity.
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coNSsfrxc rtfcrur elects Governor and four

coNNEcT1CuT elects q Governor and four
members of Congress on Tuesday the sth
For Governor the candidates are Henry P.
Haven, Republican, and Charles r. Inger-
soil. Democrat. Four members of Con-
gress are to be chosen, the four members
of the last House from Connecticut being
all candidates for re-election-H awley,
Kellogg and Starkweather, Republicans,
and Barnum, Democrat. Ex-Governor
English is the Democratic candidate
against Kellogg. ~-
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-.t NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOUR VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS,

FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WE will sell to the highest bidder on Tuesday, he
w 8th day of April, on the promises. at o'clock:
Cumberland and Locust streets, and adjoining he
property of Jno E. Helms and others, It will FIRST be
sold separate and then as whole and the sale adoed
that brings the most, 0i 4 tav ~ lill
TERMs-One. fourth in cash. the balance on 6. Il and
Is months time Title retained until final payment.
McCALLUM 4 Co..
apld4l -I s AuctiOneers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-20
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,

STAR CONSOLIDATED MINING Com.
~ PANY.-Location of principal piece
OF business, San Francisco, California,
Location of works, Eureka District, Eu.
reka County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that at a meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors, held on the
10Th day of June, 1873. an assessment
no. b of ten cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office OF
The company, No. 800 California street,
Room No. 5, a Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid OIL the Gath Day of
July, 1873, Will ie delinquent and adj
vertised for sale at public auction, and.
unless payment is made before, Will be
sold on the Eighteenth Day of Au-
gust, 1873, to pay the delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs of adyer.
Using and expenses OF sale.
BY order of the Directors.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Scc'y.
Office No. 800 California street. Room No.
o, San Francisco, Cal. Ie24
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Applica tion for Psten
NOTICE NO. 2l3
L. S. IAND Orr,,

U. S. LAND OFru |
EUREKA. Nevada, June d Il,
Office Is HEREBY Gry,x ,
~ the Richmond Mining Con,,.
Nevada tpos toffice address En.y,
reka County, Nevada) have maSs \.
cation Tor patent for six bnrd,g
lineal feet of the TipTop lode Is,.,,
verand other minerals; the san.,
six hundred feet northwestern MI
southeast side Of entrance 10 ths n
mond mine, known as the main nj
Top incline, situate in IrrsE, \
ing District, Eureka County, MI
and described in the plat and sei,1
on file in this office as follows, viz
L. :. SURVEY NO, 6.
Beginning at the northeast Nu,|
Patent survey No. "a, made for IN N
mond Mining Company of Ntysa|
the Richmond lode. a post marked
mond n. +. corner, and Tip TopSL}
ner; whence the Tip Top shalt baj
II degrees W. $50 feet, and the fsrs}
Eureka bears n. Is deg. Is min. h
feet, and running thence, first, III
deg. w. coo feet second, S. IS dtg. vi
feet /; third, s. 3iA deg. f. GOO feet, suI
n. SO deg. +. SO feet, to the place d
ginning, containing 1893 acres. Cu|
expressed from true meridian, nirl
l6h deg. East.
This claim is on unsurveyed lni}
is bounded on the northeast, Nti1
and southeast by the Richmond ynl
Company of Nevada on the nGrlI@
rot known.
This claim is recorded in FoOkH1
$50, of the Mining Records Of Ed
Mining District, and a copy Of saiiNd
and diagram can be found pOSttaGl
Tip Top shaft.
ie27 CYRUS F. HORN, Rtss3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-20
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. PA.
C.S. REGISTERS OFFICE
EUREKA, Nevada, july 10. lS.3 I

IenEhA, NeNaua, July 10, 1873.
N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
company CpoStoffice address, Eureka
Nevada has this day filed in this Office
a diagram, together with a notice of
appllcatlon FOR a patent from the United
States, under act OF Congress approved
May lUth, 1872, for a Mill-Site, as an.
purlenant 10 h said company's mines,
Situateo IN the Eureka Mining District.
eureka county, State of Nevada. and
described in the plat and field notes on
nle In this Office as follows, viz:
U. S. SURVEY No. As, LOT b.
Beginning al a post marked No. /
survey. No. As, Lot b. whence pest No. !
OF Lot A bears ;, 4 degrees 81 min. VI.
lu,"9o 1eet southeast corner of Fureko
Consolidated Mining Company's stone
Once bears :. IN deg. W. 2l5 feet. and
1ht nagsta1I In the town of Eureka bears
:. luA DEG. +; 1879 feet thence, running
H.t-s aes. W. iOO Ieet, thence n. TX
Gts' L. ZVo leet thence S. I2% deg. f. $50
leet; thence :. III deg. W. $40 feet :.
thence :. l2h deg. +. 300 feet thence <
~ deg. W. 100 feet thence n. l2b deg
w. 100 o-l0 feet thence S. 77b dec ~
ooo ieet hence n. 12h deg W. ls5 5-I6
!eeI: thence n. 10 deg W. S07 feet thence
N'n.@ oeg. r. pa feet thence S. Is deg
r.. 81. 1eet and thence y. TN deg. F, 3i6
ieet, 10 the place of beginning. cIutain-
ing 4 ana 9-lO acres. Bearings exnreSsed
from the true meridian with a
variation OF IL l-2 deg. East.
"A copy OF the notice and plat en-. no
!1uho posted on the building covering
the weighing scales.
!y1l CYRUS F. HORN, Register.
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Application for Patent
NOTICE NO. 2Ug.
L. S. LAND OFFICE
EUREKA. Nevada. June 3D.. Es

EUREKA, Nevada, June ID, MJ
NOTICE is HEREBY Given 4
~ Harry Strout, VIM. WeImulii
j. A. Nesbitt (postofiiee address, EIs
Eureka County, Nev..) have maze u
cation for patent for fourteen la'a
0,40O) linear feet of the Hoost
bearing silver and other mlneIas
same being sever hUndred IM
northerly and seven hundred tM
southerly from the Hoosac shalltlsJ
with surface ground three hundM
in width situate in Secret Cal!a1
ing District, Eureka County, Nv
described in the plot and field naa
file in this office as follows, viz:
U. $. SURVEY NO. Co.
BEGINNING at a post marked nn
n. W. corner; whence the sll0Msj
of the roasting furnace OF inc fias
bears south t3 deg. east, H,iii Ea
the Hoosac shaft bears ). 81 GEL
feet and running thence ~, *
W. 100 feet thence, I'd, ). Tdeg.I
w. 700 feet /; thence, Sd, 5. Oh uts'SI
feet thence, 4th, n. so der. 70 nl'n,T
feet thence, 5th, n. 5Sa4 deg T. :: ~
thence, 9Th, n. SIX deg. W., Nv , is|
the place of beginning conla,.ms
acres. Courses express, d frCm nT
ridain. magnetic variation ioa SsII
This claim is on unsurveyed isn'i
is bounded on the south .!
Squat, on the west ly the NOlI
the north by The HOosac tXlens"T
This claim is recorded in p0oA W.
100, of the Secret Canyon Mining M ny
and a copy OF said notice anu w,
can be found posted atthe hcislH'
oil the mine. psdts
je4-6O CYRUS F. HORN MsS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-20
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

DIoNEER CONSOLIDATE pts'ss
L COMPANY.-Localionnci sco, y
place of business, San rGamreks, %
mia. Location OF works,
County, state of Nevada that stssi
Notice is hereby given; IN uni ths 49,
ing ofthc Directors. held no.
of June, 1878. as a~ssess ieyied uIea,a
ten cents per share was ration, ~
capital stock OF the coIpS states geass
Immediately in United SSiee oitbt'
To the Secretary, at Bulldrsf
pany, Room % HAYWARD SE,ancisA'
4l9 California street, a
ANY stock upon which 1 bs ssibps
shall remain unpaid on innuept sNs
July. 1873, will be deii auctloD.
vertised for sale at pubic beiorsS
sold on "wednesday, d~elpqsss
August, 1873, TO pay costs Of 80"
sessment, together WIN Id
ing and expenses OF saNiIEAL, seem,,
Once Room % HayWsIa Srsncusi
4i9 California street.
fofnia.
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Niniino.
Apple cation ia, d,
NOTICE No Ola "


EtREKA, Nevada p.ufra
Office Is nrprn, 'une
~ the Richmond NJ, elvs n
rslo ltosictlce addrtss tStssS
rasa county, Nevada bsS tpsa
cation Tor latent Tor lave nae =
one ana a halt l;OlLi he hlltNa
richmond loGe, Learinsi tsl til u
minerals; the same ss!iltr3itJ
from the southeast ,5e' 'cuitssj
nam incline, situated in o. u, NJ
district. Eureka Counirr uieks NJ
described in the rlat Nesa5
hle In this Office as tol low ned "a
T. $. SURVEY. 10. !.
Beginning at a post ~
surVe! No. IS, made lor,fah td I'D
soiid dated Company. uron ne tlidsl
loue; the same being he Aelhss]
corner OF said claim sto mos Lou
summit OF Ruby Hill. Thulls asr]
most southcrly corner q u's Is ts]
made Tor The Eureka sgi'ty!.|
pany on the Lookout lods. aslsl
northwest corner of the Eicii slesl
ing Works bea.s \. tli Glllolsa
feet, and the Flagstaff in Fu,sies Y
W. degrees +. lO,Sli ts,Aa "a
ning thence, first, \. al al
ool y feet; second, s. IS dec WTelssI
third. :. S4l deg. Z. 5GIi Val
Nd deg. I. SO feet, TO tba .,sli ID
ginning, containing $50 ael rag d
expressed nom true merid,a,~ W
l6h deg. East. 'Nat
The claim is on unsuryersa J..
is bounded on the nortbwes, aug
and southwest by the Rjcbmr'lS a'
company of NeVaca, and on y ~
Company. ~
lhls claim is recorded in p,,,,
LOO. Of the Mining Re1orcs
Mining District ana a corv Nv
tice and diagram can be tdrnS ~, y
the hosting works OF the nv
je.1 ClRIS + UopTH,
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Notice of Assessment.
MINING COMPAFs y

MlI>lNo h Ea
81 cation of works, Eureh"'
County, Nevada. tan
Notice is hereby given, lnas "hsi
ing OF the Board OF Director. ssss'
the 25th day of JuI.e, 1878, an mss II
INC. 6) OF ten cents per share ,' S
upon the capital stock OF n fT-uiitd 81
payable Immediately, IN C." .Ee 4
gold coin, to the SECRETARY, a' Hsyvr
of the company, Room H. .irsst
Building, No. 4l9 California
Francisco, California. ..,s ossssp
Any stock upon when lni Re I'VE
shall remain unpaid on an' uill b
ninth Day Of July, is1o sale ~
linquent, and advertised lol ,snt 8 d
lie auction, and unless pa! ITiohue
before, will be sold on the ibet
Day Of August, 1873, TO PTaiithN$
quent assessment. togethe ssle.
advertising and expenses {
By order of the Directors; corrsys
II. C. KlBbE, 10 BuD9
OTtr-Room q Hay"a, neiss !
4l9 California street, san r II
fornia. ~
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Shining AOtires.
NOTICE.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMM,
NY.-Iocation of principal place
OF business. a Francisco, a Loes
ton of works. Eureka Mining plstrie''
Eureka County, Nevada.
NoTICE.-TheP are upun
tho following described stock, OF account
of assessment No. IL, levied on the 2eth
day of May. 1873, the several mounts Se1
opposite the names of the Respective
shareholders, as follows:
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TO RENT,

A TENANT WANTED FOR A FIRST
N class Boarding House, with a good
run of custom, and fixtures, etc, COM
plete. The property will be leased for
four or six months, as suits parties. A
dwelling house adjacent will be leased
with the above property if required. In
quire of CHARLES HAYER, above the
Foundry. iyl1.lm
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MINERS UNION.

THIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVFRY
1 FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL, at ! o'clock, in the building for.
merry occupied by Tommy douglas
Miners are requested to be present and
join the Union. f2O-3m
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

4 FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON
n North Main street, containing ten
me rooms up stairs n two store rooms
down stairs. Terms reasonable. Apply at
ap3 VHOS. MURPHY'S Boot Store.
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LOST STOCK $40 REWARD.

VIE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE
IAN LOT the recovery of one black
branded IN. a." in large letters ON The,
tlght side OF the neck, II. N" on the left
UP, and ~. s." and 81. c." on the left
s~nouIder. Any information relative to
Inc missing animals may be left at the
Ii we saloon. Main street. Eureka.
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of the Board of Directors, made on the
TWENII-ElGHTH DAY OF MAY, 1873,
so many shares ofeach parcel OF said stock
as may be necessary, will be sold at pub.
lie auction, at the office of the Company,
room 70, Hayward's building, No. 4l9
California street, san Francisco, Cal. on
WEDNESDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD
DAY OF JULY, 1873. at hour of l O'Clock
p. NJ, of said day. to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs
of advertising and expenses of the sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office Room 26, No. 4l9 California street,
a Francisco, Cal. iyS-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-20
FOR SALE,

EOR SALE, VERY CHEAP, a Dwell
l. ing Eouse n Lot. The house is
completely furnished, and is suitable for
asnall family. Apply at the California
Lumber Yard, Of NJ. b. BARTLETT,
ielli Real EstateAgent.
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FOR SALE.

LODG-
ing House, situated on the east side
OF South Main street, just below the In
ternalionEl Hotel, with furniture COM
pete and nearly new, is offered for sale
cheap. For particulars apply on the
premises. jv3
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BLUFFS
IRON w ORKS !!
Apple alton for Patent.
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,
ECREkA. NeNadn. July II. ISIS.

1AhHiS crf1SE,
ECREkA, Nevada July IL, 1873
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company (pOstOffice address, Eureka.
Nevada has his day filed in this office
a diagram, together witt a notice of ap-
plication Tor a patent from the United
States, under act of Congress approved
Nav 10. 1872, for SU5 and 10 feet otthe
Lupita deposit or lode, another mill-Site
FL 1872, lundinE o'o ano ~
80 ,.baaStor az" ~ ~ ~
s,no,ad IT, " u Eupi'd snal.'
Errsto ~ C tna XilL ulstIlGt'
1890 i; IN u "a 60 IT'au"' anu a.,
~ ~ Pit tn - ~ 0h Ate
IL 'N-s - % iolIo"S' 10 !
SURVEY No. 10, LOT a.
Beginning at a post whence the highest
point of Rubv Hill bears : 34k daSrees
". 315 feet the Flagstaff in the town of
Eureka bears y. 81 deg. 80 min. f. Q 90
feet thence running : 81 dee. F. Al and
2-lO feet. whence the Lupira shaft bears
S. 5Th deg. +. DO feet thence Y 651, dec
F.. so feet thence :. 81 deg. F. AL feet 10
the northern corner OF the Eliptic
gronnd thence :. 49, dec. ". 1874 feet IN
sentinel claim thence y. 81 deo. W. 33fh
mel claim thence :. 4gh deg. ". 1856 feet.
corner of the At Last survey hence n.
ern corner of the At Last Survey and the
eastern corner OF the Lookout survey :;
and theuce y. 50 deg. f. 300 feet, to the
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FOR SALE,
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD,

T OST, ON TUESDAY LAST, SOME
IL where between the FL Dorado Stable
and the Lemon Mill, a short-barreled
navy six shooter. The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the pistol at
my Office in the Courthouse.
ie26 j. u. SULLIVAN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-20
MINING TAX.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ the Tax on the Proceeds of the
Mines for the Quarter ending March 81,
1873 is now due and payable at my Office,
and that the laws with regard to 1.-THE col.
lecc on of the same will be strictly en-
forced. c G.. WALLACE.
County Assessor of Eureka Co.. New.
Eureka, New, May %, 1873. 27-my2S
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And In accordance with law and an
order OF the Board of Directors, made on
the fourth day of June, 1873, so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office of the Company, No.
~ Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal
%lfornia, on Friday. the First Day Of
August, 1873, at the hour OF u
o'clock NJ. of said day, to pay said de-
llnquent assessment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and the ex.
penses Of sale.
T. P. BEACH. Secretary.
Once, PIT Sansoue street San Fran.
CISCO CaIifornia. !ylS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-08-16
FIssURE VEINS.

The reasons why, says the London Mining
journal. some persons fail in mining, while
others succeed, is very plain the latter observe
the established principles OF science. while the
former ignore them.
Nothing is more unusual in these ~"latter
days" than for persons TO purchase a claim and
call it a mine. Perhaps it may be simply a
float deposit of silver-bearing ore IN the Eureka
District or White Pine District in Nevada, or ar
gentiferous galena in Utah it may have been
rich ore for 200 feet in depth from the surface,
and become suddenly worthless and exhausted.
When this occurs 1t is explainable upon well es-
tablished scientific principles the deposit was
superficial 1t was merely a mass Of float rock
carried there by the d" biluvium of former ages,
and hence no one should have expected or PROM
ised permanency for 1t.
If any one desires TO invest in a mine. which
will be permanent and improve in wealth as he
descends upon the vein, let him invest in a
true assure vein"
Professor whitney, in his "Metalic Wealth of
the United States, " saws 1.-THE assure veins
are continuous in depth, and their metalliferous
contents have not been found exhausted, OF 70
have sensibly and permanently decreased at any
depth which has yet been obtained by mining.
In further illustration of this subject, the fol-
lowing is especially instructive, and, as it is
contained In the United States official report on
the Mineral Resources of the Rocky Mountains,
transmitted TO Congress, March 9th, 1868, it is
entitled to the highest confidence 1.-The mo-
Their gold lode of the State of California is in
many respects the most remarkable metallifer-
GUS assure vein in the world. The gold is gen.
orally in fine particles, and is distributed evenly
through a large portion of the lode in the pay
chimney, and there is very little of the rock en-
tirely without gold. The width varies from a
foot to thirty eet-tha is, the main vein as
worked but ii is accompanied by branches or
companion veins, 50 that the total width of the
vein matter is sometimes nearly a hundred feet.
We do not find in our books mention of any
similar auriferous deposit in any countries"
As an evidence of the two characteristics of a
fssure vein, viz inexhaustibility in depth and
increasing richness in descent-like the Hay
ward Amador mine of California, situated upon
the mother lode. This remarkable mine has
paid over f2.000,0 900 to its owners, has been
worked with increasing richness to its present
depth of over 1900 feet, the rock gradually ris-
ing in value from G2 to f5 per ton, and now at
its present depth of over 1000 feet it is worth f6
per ton, and is worked for f1.
The same geological features are shown by the
other gold mines on the mother lode in Amador
county, California but our object was to estab-
lish one single proposition, viz: Fissnre veins
are permanent. float deposits are temporary, and
the above is sufficient for this purpose.