 | United States. Department of the Treasury, John Ross Browne - 1867 - 326 strani
...thirty-five miles eastward from Sutter's Fort, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he and the half dozen men working with him at the mill supposed to be gold....importance, but he knew nothing of either chemistry or gold mining, so he could not prove the nature of the metal or tell how to obtain it in paying quantities.... | |
 | John Ross Browne, James Wickes Taylor - 1867 - 374 strani
...thirty-five miles eastward from Suiter's Fort, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he and the half dozen men working with him at the mill supposed to be gold. He felt confident that he had mnde a discovery of great importance, but he knew nothing of either chemistry or gold mining, so he... | |
 | United States. Congress. House - 1867 - 780 strani
...Marshall, while engaged iu digging a race for a sawmill at Coloma, about thirty-five miles eastward from Sutler's Fort, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he and the half dozen men working with him at the mill supposed to be gold. He felt confident that he had made... | |
 | Jesse Truesdell Peck - 1868 - 774 strani
...Marshall, while engaged in digging a race for a sawmill at Caloma, about thirty-five miles eastward from Sutler's Fort, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he and the half-dozen men working with him supposed to be gold." He collected a large number of specimens, and submitted them to Isaac Humphrey,... | |
 | THOMAS W. KNOX - 1874 - 970 strani
...in digging a race for the saw-mill, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he and the half dozen men working with him at the mill supposed to be gold. He was confident of the importance of the discovery, but he knew nothing of chemistry or gold mining,... | |
 | Thomas Wallace Knox - 1879 - 1052 strani
...in digging a race for the saw-mill, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he and the half dozen men working with him at the mill supposed to be gold. He was confident of the importance of the discovery, but he knew nothing of chemistry or gold miuing,... | |
 | Linus Pierpont Brockett - 1882 - 1420 strani
...engaged in digging a race for a saw-mill at Coloma, about thirty-five miles eastward from Suiter's Fort, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he...importance, but he knew nothing of either chemistry or gold mining, so he could not prove the nature of the metal or tell how to obtain it in paying quantities.... | |
 | 1907 - 252 strani
...(thirty-five miles east from Suiter's Fort) found some pieces of yellow metal which he and a half dozen men working with him at the mill supposed to be gold....importance, but he knew nothing of either chemistry or gold mining, and he could not prove the nature of the metal or tell how to obtain it in paying quantities.... | |
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Fort, found some pieces of yellow metal, which he and the half dozen men working with him at the mill supposed to be gold. He felt confident that he had made a discovery of great importance, but he knew nothing of either chemistry or gold mining, so he... 