... with quartz and other substances. The inference then was irresistible that veins of gold did exist the rocks of the Sierra Nevada, which washed by the torrents that had their source high up in the mountains, carried down to the plains in sands and spangles ...

... p of hitherto been supposed that the gold deposits were con- and an it, fined to the hills which spur off from the Sierra Nevada arm mountains. If found in the coast range to any extent, nter the discovery will be most important, as the situation-so hich ...

... (corresponding periods.) fi Lvsmcs LAW oF LTAms.I-JUst before the end of Miarch Mr. S I Brassfield, a well-known citizen of Nevada, engaged in the freighting business between Salt Lake City and Reese River. tl was lawfully joined in marriage, by Judge MeCurdy ...

... field. On Wednesday Mr. J. WakAman, provision broker, in of Wolverhampton, received a further consignment, ex id steamship Nevada, which hie amnounced would be offered wholesale by public auction by Mr. A. Claridge, of Union te in Coleshill-atreet maker ...