. La storia di Yuba County, California, con illustrazioni descrittivo dei suoi paesaggi, residences, edifici pubblici, fine blocks e manifatture. Il prossimo mese un altro partito è stato formato, per la maggior parte degli uomini che hadbeen lavorando per il Sig. Rosa, che è andato al Yuba river e ubicati sulla barra di Rose, gli scavi in lavorazione su azioni. La maggior partedella azienda divenne insoddisfatto e se ne andò lontano. Il sig. Cliana wasin il bar-room di Webers Hotel in San Jose, un giorno di febbraio ^1848, quando un uomo è venuto in e a pagare per qualcosa che aveva acquistato,offerti alcuni polvere d oro, dicendo che è stato scoperto l'oro

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. History of Yuba County, California, with illustrations descriptive of its scenery, residences, public buildings, fine blocks and manufactories. The next month another party was formed, mostly of men who hadbeen working for Mr. Rose, which went to the Yuba river and locatedon Rose Bar, the diggings being worked on shares. The greater partof the company became dissatisfied and went away. Mr. Cliana wasin the bar-room at Webers Hotel in San Jose, one day in February ^1848, when a man came in, and to pay for something he had purchased, offered some gold dust, saying that gold had been discovered at SlittersMill on American river, and all were going to work. The peoplewere very incredulous and would not believe the story. Chana wasgoing up on business, and an old Georgia miner told him that what theman had was really gold, and requested him to investigate the matter.When he arrived he asked Sutter regarding it, and the Captain assuredhim that it was a certainty, and that a man could make five dollars aday. He can-ied the news to San Jose and the place was almostdeserted, everyone hastening to the mines. On the fifteenth of May, Mr.. TREMONT BLOCK CORNER of 2?? & MAIOEN LANE, C.£.SEX1¥, Owner, MARYSVILLE, YUBA C°, Cal HISTORY OF YUBA COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. 37 Ghana, three other white men and thirty Indians struck wrath from Bearriver, searching for gold. Thefirst night they camped on Auburn ravine, near the present town of Ophir, Placer County. He struck Lis spade intothe ground a short distance from camp and found gold, the next daythey all wont to work. The gold dust was weighed in very crude scalesmade of a strap of leather, a silver dollar being used as a weightThey remained there three weeks, when Ghana went up to the Yubariver at Rose Bar, where work had already commenced. He met aman named Ionian who had been working on the river, and whoinformed him that he was going farther south, us he could only makefive or six dollars a day on Suba river. Ghana and his party we

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• bookcentury1800
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• bookyear1879