The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-03-19

a sanDiego dispatch of the 18th s,vs. yvho,.
ing Verv along the lower are prov
Sioop Ae'c Ho72e who have been dow" ,r nrnn,,d
ber,tia is'oa; at nave causht between 200 and 400
Lent with fun cargo of oil from frt I5e, tian
~, ist- Si arrived yesterday. After tlischarsr-
san Francisco by the ste;tmer TIE .nn nantui, !"
months ~ II, present ~, indications, the next two
''iN'''' 'i's VIII be very favorable for whaling.
FROM Berlin, Germany, we learn that IIe,.,.
kosloisiS, formerly editor of the Ge,7,n.iy Ios
1 neen sentenced TO two years. imprisonnent .,i7
tie mas 1ied from Germany.
a a new new eNpress company was organized Mt
san DeFe on the llth. for carrying; ON an ex =.
press business between San Diego and Tucson
and ultimately to extend 10 all POINTS in Arizo-
na and New Mexico. Henry Wells OF Wells.
gress from Arizona. j. c. Truman, of Bins
hampton, New York. VIM. Lickendorf. Of
The projectors Capital stock, 500 o: 1es wefe iii
subscribed With Mr.. Wells, father of the
American express system, ut its head, its sue
cess Is assured.
Where the given name of the party executing
n deed differs from his name as found on the
location notice. the identity of the pe,-sons
must be shown full and complete eofnies Of the
rSspeeiive conyeyanees are UNNECESSARY under.
in the affidavit of continuous posting OF plat
and notice on claim Il must be made by one
en-, ry al the local Office The plat posted on the
conn ca o f n pa y w hs nst an be
patent. Only citizens. or those who have de-
ami Iocf MINES Foreigne.s may ma MAKE -, MIN
ing location and diSrOse of il, proyTled they
become citizens before tlis1osing of the mine.
Proof hat party was nor n citizen before dis
posing of his claim must be affrInatively shown
by an adverse claimant.
From a Cheyenne, Wyoming Telegram of the
18th. we get the following news from the
Black Hills: Four more of the Black Hills mi
neI-S, named Warren, Mcdonald. Williams and
THOMPSON, arrived at Fort Laramie to-day
having walked from the stockade, eight miles
bring fine specimens of gold dust with them.
Warren has some that he washed ont of two
pans of dirt just below the surface, showing
grass roots in with the dust. He says they
place. Water is so plentiful that part of the
time they worked waist deep in il. He thinks
that with pumps and hydraulics they can make
a hundred dollars day to the man. He also
miners state will yield two thousand dollars to
the ton. and say II is the nuresf they ever saw
He Will bring If here to beassayed. He has fine
spcc1mens Of plHmha@o, lead and CONNER. and
than ten railroads could haul away in fifty
Years. He claims, also. Int there are tin mines.
The party leaves for Cheyenne Tomorrow.
Their object IL TO get provisions, machinery,
sible. when they will return here. which. they
say. Ia the only Dfslct icabie rOufe. it being so
much nearer than Sioux city. and good roads.
they reDort no trouble in crossing streams
every night. They say they can walk the dis
tance easily in five davs Railroads. have re-
duccd the fare one-thrd from Chicago to
parties going to the Black Hills. Many strangers
the new Eldorado. Notwithstanding orders
from government prohihlting them from go.
ing. A naFty iUSr in from the Indian agency
states that the Indians are anxious to sell TO
country, but don't propose to give it up with
out pay.