Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-18
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E q LIS Hos y-H1z;ner .f.s,'s.t :.' matter
bJt qg.rtIy arrara-esl wtth tie lHiu.-l IT,
hoy bizn tee spot :Eon whence the
s7gcirlari tss< taken. The expedition
I.slt.eIs ari the lu,!5i's started GA tie
~7a!4v Ill tysii.-. fn- V hit rIEe MCuis-
rain. taIrtv miles distant Iu-v pissed
- tho canon * which Hamilton l.
-.o1- ..rtrt-uavlc,l and ASCENDING Treasure
FIsII the Indian tod INN 10 the groupings
nj " bat hss keen subsequently called
G-sa Os.sia.i Hidi-n T:raSuft r.IRc.
: IL lgat-T1-z ana Groupings were f"EEd
a Re immensely Iicl,. #ni feathers.
9th r.a- "a. s1--e thirty or forty pounds
-a.uTtlr.i 10 Newark where further tests
-.r-z made. The results were. of CoU:Sr,
Iz2u1eu=c. il;.I the rush to White Pm
s.. II 'fua Test of the story Is familiar
to mos. ~ car Te3.i=yS. How tie thou
sands came and went; hoW three or fo"r
-acorpora.ed cities soon spranG Ir:n eX-
1Stsrrs; hcw the eXi-erCI-s OF the case
Immediately demanded Il county CtGlui-
..Iion: how three daily papers wee
speedily established: how toxin lots III
vs.icti san Francisco prices: haw tele-
z.raph lines were constructed. roads
opened. mills i,liiit and mines developed.
intending tn world renowned EhtrAJr,t;.
are all NATTER, too well understood t.
nee- extended notice here; Int Il Is
proper to state. i'll this connection. that
al these things resulted fem I-a..ers
friendship With ''NHpIas Jim. the noble
S,IJshone iraye. who exhibited To- his
wandering gaze Tie naryt ilouS richness
Of a., uiGt;. = Treasure groupings. Lie
many other pioneer iTC%l'ectcr-. Le.siil-
erS 1eaiized hat little :yo-n tbs great
discovery, and after wandering for some
wears through Arizona aud Utah III
search Of TIA precious metals. h il new
ns-s for the purpose OF trying Lis lack
1T Eureka We hope he may strike ii
ic.-EureLG Sentinel.
We quote the foregoing for another
than the mere purpose OF reproducing
f1r the bench. OF OIL -o.5,Is M in;a1, Il
ius narrative We take tie s:o:y 6
Lesiglsrs' life AMI llc'. tor . 80. Sc
EIirsl;au discovered eo.3 II ssttrt's
rriiI-ra-e. audiLe Gtosch ,.:o;lerl I'm i
the Groupings Of the Cocis.c,k. and,
indeed. datin- from all important MIN
ing discoveries. tbs is q q Ileca Win
P-ospectors' luck. The uneasy, restless.
a<Ive1.u-some men who strike cat l'.to
tlc Wilderness and Iaihe these iseoT-
cries. rescue the desert from utter vo.th-
iessuess and indicate TIE mysteries a
its wealth Then Scion from the coy
bottoms OF uaosiesdcIn. y no don knew
: piece Of auriferous quartz from a sec
lion of white OAK cheese. being ias!igatel
thereto by & wandering IskInaehtc like
Suiro. proposes to put Il special and
onero,.s tax upon all such as may make
those discoveries available. Not q drop
O moisture, except in the dead Of Win
ter or tie tenpesis OF Spring had ever
baen seen on Treasure Hill. Adventur
Gus capital aud nc less adventurous
llbor struc.. hands and brouclta supply
Of wafer 10 the miners Of the LbeEb tr,it
and OF Chords lat, and one Of he
waste places Of or wide domain vas
redeemed and made hnl,itahle- WHAT
need, what justice. indeed. IN pl&ca,ns
these peol'ls with an embarrassing mining
paseut act-an act which can have no
batter effec: than TO desroil the explorer
Tor the benefit of TIE bouncing cai'i,al-
ist3 And developers and explorers are
Of common family. They risk their
FL IN the ventures CT mining. The
prospcctor risks his life and in?orils lis
health; the lLinc- who follows tie pres
pector risks his labor aid his means.
For what are these risks made? Re
sarded as to their ultimate, public re
suits. they are made in order that the
Treasury Of the Republic may be replen-
ished with gold and silver. Such ven
lures should enjoy an immunity from all
.ezatious harrassings. 1t takes q gold
mine TO wori, silver mine" Instead
of a tax and bothering mining land
patent law, there should 30 bounty
awarded to discovers and producers. Is
NOT the production Of silver and gold Of
as much importance as the catching OF