The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, April 29, 1866, Image 4

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From tue Montunu 'Post at 'March
. Sl.t, wo iodeii88 the following :
Aletter dated March 25th, from Mr.
John Wliittick, of fipomono District,
atalus that the depth of enow Iium pre
vent t-d any great amount of prospect
', iug for 8DIUO tiino ijmot, hut Unit ho me
men are locking utmut ihe conlli Hide
of tbu hillM, now. ! Metwrb. Atinms, Mo,
Kinstry & Go's mill will be in opera.
,tion early next week. ShiiflB i'oity
foot in depth have hcun sunk on the
' aaniu, " Liberty, " Em iruiii"
and " Pliila lelpliiu, " which prospect
well.
A letter from Door Lodge, dated
Muroh 2Stl, comai-nH tho following
matiieTs if iiitfrcHi to ilieconuuuniiy :
" There in irat niuo news here or. iiiiw
-ereat. Tliu wvaihor in tfns mid tho
inow nearly gone ot tliiw valley At
Blavkloot ttm mio w i Hlill deep, and
verv Jillte ground in eiulit. Snovvi
shoct) nro, mill in use; and 1 do not1
think that tennm rill be able to rutin
Ophir, Wasbiogton, Jiffrreoti or Mo
Clollttn Gulclvert before May The peo
ple of Bluckfootvre in high spirits.
, They have gitod mining ground, and
plenty 'wf it BimiK'hs men are repair
ing their piuwn hHndHornely,and piopi
ertr ot all kinds is looking op, except
: good. - Fl-Hir 830 sack j Tobacco '
$3 3?3I6ect.. '
, On the 28th ult , Messrs. J J Roe &
Go. dispnK'hed the hleameVGen Grant,
from bt. LoniH, tip iho river, for the
purpose ot ticking up the freight drop
ped at differeut points, last jvur, on
account of low water, ec.t.
A correspondent writing from Ban
ttaok.oiiy,ay8 : .,',':"
Gulch mining, his my maturo and
honest opinion, will be more protita
. ble, thin year, than at any previous
time since the palmy duys ot placer
mining in Bannack, when ono hundred
dollar to the pan, and more, wnrt (re
quently on Jimmy! bur, and fortunes
were sluiced out in a few months.
Messrs. Smith , and Graeter have
bought this bur, it being situate I near
the terminus ot the Bannack ditch, of
which thoy are, 1 believe, the princi.
ftal stockholders. They intend to put
q large flumes, . and to sluice the
whole thing through. Woo 'would
not ' like - a share in that " Golden
Fleecef" Every miner is confident
that tbey have a fortune in this alone,
besides the numerous dry gulches
west and south of Bannack) which are
known to be rich, and will be easily
worked when they bring in their new
ditoh above tha head of these places.
These enterprising gentlemen bare
no vv the best store in Bannack, and
are, doubtless, on the high road to
wealth and publio usefulness.
The preok claims are yet un worked,
bat have been prospected for six or
eight miles, and are known to be rich.
Capital and combination are required
here, and no individual miner can
work his claim -on account of the
amount of water, which necessitates a
system ot drainage.
, Descending a short distance on tho
other side, the Blue Wing District is
readied. Here a perfect network of
silver quarts veins, among which' the
Huron, Blue Wing, Arieona, Wido
West and Silver Rose stand preemu
nontj simply because shafts have boon
; on them, and their richness has been
proved up, and thoroughly tosted. :
Messrs. Sears and Wright are sink
jngon tbe Silver Casket lode, their
own discovery, for Mr. Fowler, of New
York, who has gone cast for a1 mill
fend other machinery. . This same
range of mountains extends to the
1 north to tho itattlesnake District,
where the veins again crop out: 'The
lodes at this latter plaoo are very rich
in silver and galena. Lieutenant
Johnson is still sinking on the Eaton,
the ore of which assays very high.
The best leads of this district, as tar as
I know, are the Legal Tender, the
Whit Cloud, the .New World, the
naison ami tire Dictator : put morn
aro a thousand others just us good
tjtiitea number of prospectors have
been sinking upon their various di.
oovertes- auring mo pst winter,
Thej deserve friiieh credit, for their in
tenuous aro good " on tho face j and
wo. hope; -.at no distant day, to see
these poor, honest men, richly reward
od. If . cuiritalisth would bur-from
them, instjotid , "of "purchasing front
speculators in '! wild-cut," they would
never. rtiiylieir bargain.'
Union State Ticket
.' FOR CONGRESS
itiTus itiAi.Lonr,
.01 Marlon.
FOR GOVKUNORt
geo. l. noons,
Of YViiscn. ,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE !
SAltlUKI. E. Ill AY, .
Of Mnrton.
FOR ETATK TRKAfURF.R: '
" E. IV.. COOKE,
', ' s .Of Marlon. ,
f.
i , FOR fTATK PRIXTKR:
, W. A. Mcl'lltUSOX,
'' i Of Linn. j, ) y
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY FIFTH DISTRICT:
asS C. H. .11EK.S,
Of Wmco.
Oregon Stcnm iXavigatloiiH'o,
SUMMER 'ARRANGEMENT.
THE 8TEAMEUS
NEZPKRCE 11IIEF,
WE1I-FOOT, '
' TE.IXO,
OUVIIEE,
YAU131.4, ; '
SI'UAV K
V I . OKINAGOI.
Captalm E. F. COK, 0. 0. FEI.TON. J. It. D. GRAY, Ami
; TIIOS. i. STUMP, 1
Will ran dnrlpfc tli toa from CELTI.O to t'MATIlf
LA, WALI.ULA, WUIt'K UI.Ui'FS, l'ALl'USli imd
LEW1ST0N.
One of tlia above numrii bnnla will limve CEI.H.0 fnr
tJMATlLLA and WALLULA, DAILY (Minting soeptd)
" Xho Paissciiere" Train
to connect with etonmure At Celflo will etart from the
Hnllruud Depot, DALLK8 CITY, nt 6 o'cloc .A.M.
lloate will be rilnpntclied fur WIIITK IlLUKKS, PA
LOUSK and LKVMS'lU.N u often u the nensilly of the
trade will demand.
FOR PORTLAND TUROOOU IN ONE DAY.
r , The Steamen
"ONEONTA,"
bALLES 1T1 DRUG STORE.
P. CRAIG,
WH0LK8ALS ANU KITAIU
DEALEfl llil DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
Perfumery, Fancy Soaps,
, , I'ATKNT MEDICINES. Ac,
ti-tf
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
yCOS AND PATEUT MEDICINES!!
DRUGS AND PATENT MEDICINES!!
WHOLMM.I AND MTAIl &Sls
Ubuogibt;
Waahiugton Street, between Main and Second Street
l)U,I.ES, OREGON.
LEMON la atta to supply partlea In want ofDmira,
Patent Medtcluea. Chemicate .' Aclrta. Marfumxrv.
and every other article enumerated with the .'
WHOLES aLe DRUQ BUSINESS,
At the lowext maVketVaten. V
Wl'hvatciona ami Slerchanta Intending topurchaae
for the Mines, will do well togivehltn a oall. . ..
TRUSSE3 & SHOCTLDUR BRACES
In great variety.
' , , 8. LEMON,
p.3:tf. Waahlngton St.. between Main adn Second.
UAILY MOUH'f A1KEEE
po rt ia k i v o n ib it i
AND
t jiAi;mrNE shop, .
FIRST STREET, betwoen Yamhill and Morrlion.
ATitMnm It. it ii 1 n .
5 olfrom 4 to-lii horae- liii4t t
Jteam Kitfrlne
j olfrom 4 to4vi horse
nower.titlier Portnhloor
ftrttldimry. Also. CIR
CULAR SAW MILL-"
COM PI, KT FT, constantly
on hand. Also. Hay Pres
ses of all aizea PlAiiintr
M ach mea. (.Wood worth 'a
putterii.T Wrought and
Cast Iron w"rk for Vor-
ticalsawnndtirlst nilllaj
Brass and Iron CastiUKt
not" - '
WltUJUttjllT IROIV WORK
of every description. I am also prepared, to furnish 4
Quart Mills 6omriete, off the Latest &
most Improyed Patterns.
These Milts can beforwarllod to inVtmrt nt fliu'Wlna.
as Hie ttelkHt of the entiro machiuerv will mit rvil :l
000 pounds. v r - . .
Hone Powers &-Aerioultnrnl TmBlamanta
mauulactureil to order at the verr LOWEST CAall I'lllCK
N. U. ParticulurittlFutloii paid to HEPAIKS. fe20-tf
OK
99
..Commander,
"IDAHO
CAPT. 3. MoNDLTY,....iui..a ....;.,...
Will leave DALLES, DAILY. (Sundays . cepted)al t
o'clock, a. -ouniiBctlu, by the CASCADE RAILROAD,
with the steamers ,
NEWWOBLD, '
. . . CASCADE, or
WILSON G. HXJlNX,
OAIT. J. WOLF,. .u.. .' Commander,
f Portland.
Dallea. ApillS 1888.
FRANK T. DODQE,
fnlitfl Aient 0. 8. N. Co.
Virginia City, Montana & Blackfoot
OVERLAND STAGE LINE!
REX. IIOELIDAY, f roprletOr.
i COXCOKD STAGES
LEAVE B018K CITY EVERY OT Ell DAT FOR
1J LACK FOOT,
Salt Lake City, Denver City,
MISSOURI RIVER,
Connecting at SALT LAKE CITY with Concord Stage
Running to
Virginia City, " NeVada,
' AND SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA.
' ' FAUUf
Boise City to fait Lake City .'. .....$100 00
,i i. t, Virginia City, MonUva 12b 00
11 " Missouri lllver, Legal Tender 1300,
Oold, $100... .m 400 00
For fiirther Inforlnatlbh apply dt
' OVERLAND 8TAOE LIK OFFICII, '. .
Bbiasj CHf, I. T.,
rohMSm . J. N. TDD, Agent.
Ult. li. W. MITCHELI.
; Offios WALDRON'S BtJILDINO. '
XitlMitai Caroer of Third and Wuhlogtori Strtet
JVotice. .
CJEALED PROPOSALS, In' duplicate, will be received
i me omce oi uie undersigned at Van ouver Depot,
W. T., also, at the office of rho' A. O. ., at FORT
DALLKS, Oregon, end at KURT B0IBb lT.. until
TliuiTday. 12 o'clock M, the 10th DAY OF "WAY, 18H8.
!r tarnishing the U. 8. Bub-ljieme D partrneiit with
Two llnnilred Hi-ad 200 of lleef Cuttle, for tlio fubslst
enreof the Troops in the District of'llidse. Paid Cattle
to he of goodand Mercliantabie qimlitv. ami to bedeliv.
oi d to the A. L S. at FORT B USK. I. T.. or an author
lltod agent of the Fuhsisience Department, in said Dis
trict, on or before the DOih day of June; I8GB1 .
Each Bid to be accompanied by a llnml (with at least
two sureties) In ti e sum uf Five Thousand Dollars, for
the faltlilul performance of the proposuls contained In
the bids. In case the bid Is accepted.
(6n)0HeadWl" b" '"" for quantity than Fifty
llids must state the price In TJ. 8. OOLD coin.
The contract will be subiect to the approval of the De
partment and Divisiun Commanders.
The umlerelgnid reserves to hlinseirthe rlglit to reject
arty or all llids tlmt he may deem un.eosunable.
Uids In be addresed to the A. C. nt either of the
above named Posts, and endorsed thus: "Proposals for
lieel Cattle."
OEO. II. WEEKS,
Capt. and A. Q. M. V. 8. A., A. C. 8.
Vencouver Depot, W. T., '
ap2M3 April 16th, 1809.
DR. DAVY'S SPECIFIC
COMPOUND.
An Expeditious Cure fur all diseases of the
SKXtJAL OUGAN8,
II IS prompt and efflcatlous llemedy for the cure
, Ohonorraa, Oleet, Strictures, anil Diseases of the
Urinary Organs, makes a speedy cure without tho leas!
restriction to diet, exposure or change in application
business It will radically cure any case which Can be
produced. The disease it removes as speedily as Is con
sistent with the production of M thorough and permanent
cure. Further, the disease cauuot bo contracted if the
8PKC1FIC COMPOUND Is taken when exposed, ,
lie ingredients are entlrel f vegetable, and no injurious
effect, SHIior constitutionally or locally, can be caused by
Its use.
Price One Dollar and Fifty cents per bottle. Sent by
Express carefully pricked.
uuairi i r.n, PHiTii VKiiTt. Agencs,
Jy22-m.
401 end 403 Duttery street, cor Clay,
Ban Francisco.
l.tiAUAOt, . ' 0. W. AKXISe. 8. W. ARMISl
ARMES DALLAM,
Importers and Jobbers of . , .
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BRUSHES!, TWINES, CORD AOS. Ac.
" ' And Mannfacturirsof
California rails, Tabs, Brooms, Ac.
217 k 219 Sacramento Street, between Front and Davis
Sen Francisco. ocll:8mdaw.
LINCOLN HOUSE,
Ouriler Waahlngton and Front Street!,
, : s . PORTLAND, OREGON. '
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL. LARGEST IN THE STATE.
Charges Reasonable. ,.., - ..
AN OMNIBUS will attend all the Bonis and convey
Passengers nnd their baggage to the House Free of
Charge, or to any ether House in the Ciry for to cents. '
.. 8. COFFIN. Proprietor. '
P. S HOT AND COLD BATHS In the House. -All
the Steamers for Oregon City. Vancouver, Monti,
cello and Astoria laud at the Uucolu House Whorl
espltWS , . , ... , ....... , '..,
2SS
POWWB PKES8
BOOK 8t .-JOB PRINTING GFFIClu
First Street, between Main and B
,:DAI.I.ES v OREGON.
JOB PRINTINC OF EVERY VARIETY
executed witu accuracy aiMinispaich.
STYLE THAT WILL COMPARE FAVORABLY
i- , ,: with the very best, and i
AT BATES AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAP ST
.... , . (. to oxnut:
Cards nnd 11 i I l-II c ad n 4
CltECKS. DRAFTS. BF.CEI1VS,
POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
. FOR
THEATRES CONCERTS EXHIBITIONS '
o?c. rfc, etc, ,
- PMNTrMy tHI MOST ATTHACTITI KAKH1X. AUO,
WAV-MILS.
, bills or FA1K.
LETTJiK HEADS. '
KECEU'TPOOKS.
, .: ( ; , , . . , BILLS LADIKQ,
(tricfi nnd riuillrls,
VlSlTiKO. WEDD1KO AND "AT HOME" CAltDt
V . Tmptiitn LnbelPi,'
In short everything that cnii he dene In a Rook and Job
Printing 'iBh-e, from the jnmllvst end most delicate Card
or Circular, to the largest sls nr d most rlu wy I'oaiing
mil and wbh h will he turned lint in a ktyle that cannot
fail to inxure entire satisfaction.. ' . , '
n one kapiutiks ro tin xxwbtioii or
OECORAJIVE PRINTING
In the piW beautiful Colors. Shades and Tints.
Such i as l4ncy ; Postini? Billsl
- : From a stogie". Sheet to the Ijngeet Mammoth, 4
ORNAtlKXTAL iSUOV f.'Ah'Vit.
it i. 7 hi hh 7 j nri.x -tm
tie unsurpaHsed by tliWful any'other establishment Ik
Uregon. V) e uevoto opecini itiirniii'n 10 mis uruurn oi (ie
busiuess. and are continually adding ti our already exten
sive and well appointed ustorifnent ot mat rial.
NEW-TYPE, BORDERS, ORNAMENTS.
;' ' 1 '' i o5c.,- tc., ' ' efa,: "
Ol themiost modern andreluborotst designs. Our stock e
-r 'CAtir.Y INKS. TINTS. AC.
Are of the Hnest 'quality, and for richness of color end
durability, cannot be equaled in the State. -
The principle upon which business is asked fur this e- .
tahlishment Is, that persons will cumuli their own inter
ests, by awarding their cueti.ui to that oOice in which
inetr money can he expended to me mar auvaniage. m.
this end we solicit nil in want of good Pi lnting, at very
reasonable charges, to call and examine specimens, end
udge for yourselves. '
Orders from the I'pper C ountry
Will have our spoclal care, and friends from the interim
niay rely upon liaving their orders tilled promptly, asws
HAVE THE ONLY IMPROVED fiORDON POWER PRESS
In the iStBtB of Ori'tzon!
Address: . "'
, MOUNTAINEER OFFICE
oil8-tfj Dalles. Oregon,
JACKSON SALOON !
COUNER OOURT AND SECOND STREETS, .
DALLES.' ORltiObN. :'
THE UNDERSIGN KD, HAVING REMOVED FROV
TUB "1IKLLA UNION" CELLAR. INTO
Gates' TVJo-Vr- Biiildlntf, '
Beg to inform the pnbllc that thoy ere prepared to eervst
their customers With the best .
Mines, Liquors and Cigars
THE MARKET AFFORDS. . ALSO, A !
Free Ijimcli I .;
Every day and evening.
K. BCHUTZ , S. KLKIK,
dec?-if Proprietore.
Hard Wood Lhtnbei'j
CARRIAGE AND wagon materials
WE II KG TO CALL ATTENTION of Carriage Mats
iilacturars and Dealers to the Large and On,
plete assortment of OARR1A0B and VfAUON MATKKIJ
ALU we aro Miistajlily receiving from the Knt, specialty
selected for the California market, comprising, Oak;
Hickory, and Second Urowth Ash Plank, Hickory Axleoj
Wagon Pohs. Hubs, P pokes. Felloes, 1; litis, Shuts, Ac. Ac
which we oiler at the lowest Cash Prices.
JlXsT i rders addressed to our himse will receive praa( ,
attention. N. W. BRAUO k CO.,
Jel6:3m. 29 k 81 Battery Btrect, Han Krancisen,
aiid 17 A It) Seventh Mreet Bsrrnnieoto.
C. WATtnnorjHs, 11. W. Kbaoo k Co., . J. W. Lists
8an Francisib. ' Bacrumetitb. . New Yurg
F. TILLMAN,
' son Aotm in OAitrosNiA rot '
tlLTON & MeFARLAND'S ;
Fire Ac IIurgl.tr Troof Maf cim
.' '; ..: STEEL LINED VAULTS, V ; :;;
:''. ,'-''. ' V ''.' ' -. w""-'vJ'"';; : ' l'.' .''''''
Combination Lock;' '
ia-Coostanlly band a full assortment of PA PB4V ', ' 1
' .. 31 BATTEUV RTRRKT, . :
jyWta ' " .- " ... ah Fraiitleee! '
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