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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuctianeeTs,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and ID sts

SALE BY TRUSTEES OF VALUABLE PROP
EKIn On 9; NAB THE CORNER OF IL
STREETS. NORTHWEST.
, By virtue OF three deed. of trust the first dated
March ~, lS2 the second pri 2, S72, and the third
May u, l2 and duly recorded in lber No. 679, folio
o hber Ne. ca, folio 49, AM liber No ga. folio 81
respectively, Of the land records for the county of
Washington, ID. c., and 10y direction Of the parties
secured thereby, We the undersigned trustees, will
sell AT public auction. in front of the premises at
O'Clock p. m, on SATURDAY, April 10, 1873, the
east eighty three S3b feet 90 inches front by
the depth OF one hundred and twenty fl2) feet
seven 90 inches of Lot numbered three IN Square
numbered five hundred and SEVENTY -four, 81 aui
all the improy enents thereon, which consist of por
lions OF six brick houses The brick work Of these
houses u completed TO the height of the first floor Of
lols,s, which are laid The location being central
the houses, hen completed, will find ready sale or
rent.
Terms OF sale are One-half in cash, Of which 30
must be paid at the SALE the deferred payments to
be made in six and twelve mouths with Interest from
the day of sale
The terms Of sale must be piled with within
SIX days after sale, in default whereof the prop
erty may be resod at the risk and cost of the rst
purchaser.
Convey sncing at the purchasers cost.
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10y b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broke nd Aucti0neer,
No 729 7th street, BE- zen G and II streets

NO. 12S Ith street, Dc zen u and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSE, No. ll5 FIFTH STREET SOUTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
IL By virtue OF a deed Of trust TO Daniel L. Eaton
- and myself, dated March 70. lS3 AMI dCly re-
40 corded in Liber No 6l2, folio 6l If the land
records for Washington, D. C., will sell at public
auction, in frunt Of the premises. to the highest
bidder. on THURSDAY, the goth day OF III arch,
ISIS At O'Clock M sll that part Of Lot No. 13,
IA square No SIS, contained within the following
notes and bounds: Bnginning for the same at point
Ia Eeet from the southeast corner # Lot No 49, and
running thence north l1ts feet; thence west 10 the
rear line Of said lot; thence south ia feet and
thence east to the place OF beginning together with
the improvements thereon.
Terms: The amount Of Indebtedness secured by
said deed OF trust unpaid with the penses of sale,
Ia cash. and the balance az six and twelve months,
u be secured by deed Of trust up0n the property
sold. with interest from the day If sale SsiJ de-
80 acceptance of bid If terms Of sale are not
complied with within seven days after sale. the
property t. be resOld at the risk and cost of the de-
faUlting purchaser.
GRO. ". STICkNEY, Surviving Trustee.
f22-ecAds ID. Ill. WARNER, AUctr.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
uhtf Till RSDAY, April 10, 1873, same hour and
place. By order of the Trustee.
mSl BH. WARNER, Au;ticneer.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d str

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY IN sQUARI
No. SIS, NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH.
day of June, A: D. 1871, and duly recorded ID
libsr No: 6i7 folio lse, &c., Of the land records
for darlington county, D. c., and BY direction Of
the party secured thereby, will sell at public auc-
ten ten n front q the premises, on MONDAY, the
following described lots IN Gilberts recorded subdi
sisioS q ;e1sre n.mbsrsS SIX hundred snd seventy
Nos III rs, 11i and MS each mproyed BY nearly
49, lss, l54, ls6 1885, lss 49, I60 i6l and 49, ali
unimproyed, and ffentins on Myrtle direct.
posit at sale Of SEe on esch improved lot, and S2s
on each unimproved lot. Terms Of sale to be fully
complied with within ak days after day of sale:
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to RESELL
ter one week notice, az the fisk and cost of first
purchaser. All convey ancing at purchasers cost
- WM. II. WARD, Trustee. I
uH-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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DYB IL. WARNER,
II Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 729 7th street, between G and H.
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d SITS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
IY NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH

1Y NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH
"a By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated August 3,
": A; D. Isl, and duly recorded in Liber No 652
folio 400, &c. of the land records for Washing
ton county, D. g., and by direction of the party Sc
cured thereby, will sell AT public auction in front
lSS, at 4 O'Clock .. M, all Of lots numbered one
hundred and seyenfy-four, (l74,l one hundred and
seventy five, lE5,) one hundred and seventy six.
ITO ore hundred and seventy seven, III Hmm
bred snd Sc, enty eight. U.s. and one hundred and
seventy nine, tn9,) in Gilbert's recorded subdvi-
sion OF square numbered six hundred and seventy
I'VE, t695,) in the city of Washington with all the
brick dwellings
Terms Of sale One third cash; balance in six and
property 20 the satisfaction Of the Trustee. de-
post Of one hundred dollars required on each house
AZ the time OF sale, Terms to be fully piled with
within six days after sale, otherwise the Trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property the risk and
chaser's cost
WILLIAM II. WARD, Trustee.
a4-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Pssssd ~ fhs Thfrd sessfes OF the Psrfv-
ssessd CesSrsss.

GENERAL NATURs-No. ST.
An ACT making appropriations for the legisls-
tive, executive, and judicial expenses Of the
government for the year ending June thir-
teih. eighteen hundred and seventy-four and
for other purposes.
n, IL sr1cteS o. ne SrHote ori Hsuss a Rep-e-
seHi1ffrcs e the Upifcd STATES q Assr-i " Cow
geese oSyesabied. That the following sums be.
shd the same are hereby, appropriated, out OF
ahy money IN the treasury not otherwise APP
fioli1sttd, for the service OF the fiscal wear
sevefiy-four, for the objects hereinafter ex-
pressed. namely.
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DY GREEN 1 WILLIAMS, Auctlopeers
I'D No. 1000 Northwest I0th aud n street.

TWO-ST0RY AND BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE.
No. ll9 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, BE-
TWEEN AND NJ SHEETS, AT AUCTION.
"a Op MONDAY next, the Tth instant, at 80
ki:a O'Clock p. M on the premises, we will sell part
--Iof Lot numbered five, 49, in Square M. ipl.
fronting Is feet inches on the side of Ninth
street, and running back leo feet and improve ed 10y
seven rooms.
Terms: One-half cash: balance in one year, and
secured by deed of trust ths property SOLD t1,
to DE paid down on the day of sale. All convey
ancing at cost of purchaser Sale positive
a3 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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Bf B. H. wA Fssl Est.,. Broker and Anc,,on,.,
No. 529 Seventh street, betweea g and Il

b zoo Raj E:t..s Broke. and A ..
fksSE NAaHAst 5o6 EAFH
$%RffSORd 1ShS sFhsSiSS kf FokSEEEEskTE
BY virtue of deed of trust dated April 5, 1867,
S Of sSe snd m reeos q Prince
aqss Gss q Ta Ss Rss:t ss;sd
Manns, VS.. VIM. II Ward, substituting the under
viii sell at public auction to the highest bidder, in
D. S Of sb wisa s
is oclock p m, all those certain pieces parcels
!. Of ground lying in Prince Georges County, Md,
Enlarged, 1.-The Levels and GOOD Luck :" and
also '0fntts Adventure y and" Addition to 0futls
Woodland the said pieces or parcels of land con-
tanning in all 52i acres and 2 10 Of acre. or
described in certain convey ance from Adam Delhi
and wife to William RowZer, which was recorded in
records of Prince George 5 County, Nd, and also a
Part Of tract Of land adjoining the above tract
e land more or less, and being the same which
Washington i. Beall aud his wife yed to the
said William Rowzer by a certain deed Of convey.
snce, bearing date on the 18th of December, 1866,
together with the improvements thereon, consist,
lng OF good dwelling house, barn, stable, and
Terms: s4,00 cash and the balance in /, 2, and
bid If terms Of sale are not Complied WITH Within +,
i've days after the sale the property to be resod
Oon ''a Z" $o$EFH SSSIELs, Trustee.
nxIHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED.
a7-eo&ds b. h wARSiEiR, Auctioneer.
RY B. h. wARNER,
No. 729 9TH street, between G and II.
r5RLIe Mr cT EEE ssS
Z STREETS SOUTH.
Ial s 1s so iaae R d. AD s
A-divison Of square 63s, having front Of Is feet
sna HSn9S beet e and
Terms One half cash; balance 6, u and Is months
on r. iSss
DY LATIMER CLEARY,
Star Once Buildings.
=, o. WksPSEspAYA AFTERNOON April 9Th,
the 81 soundssy Ios Is Feet
ss. !, sss;:
"A MARkET. Win be SOFA At { pabiic sscsiea !, in
washington Market Campany, '1 on ' THGRSbST,
April ~. ls7s at o'clock p m. at the Market, the
July ], lEG
{ Butchers Stands. I
Hucksters Stands.
5 bacon Stands.
Miscellaneous Stands.
and any stands that have been abandoned BY tbs
Ais a the sane time end paaes s.y stands owned
s ~ .seS nos ss = ssss e
the Clerk Of the aid Market Oo1pa1y. The annual
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IeYLATIMER CLEARY
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and IIth street
Star 0ifise Building.
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10y DUNCANSON. BOWLING IL co Auct,
- SlMtheast cnTEnr of 81 h and sIr.eIs nnrIhest

TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON 6TH SOUTHWEST, ON THE ISLAND
a b. virtue Of deed Of trust, dated on the s. h
Ia day ~ July, A ID. 1870, and recorded in Iibar
No. GO, folio 81, &C., of the land records for
washington coonfy, ID; C., and by direction Of the
in front of the premises at O'Clock .. NJ, on Men.
DAY the 1th day of April, A. d. 1873, all of LOIS
numbered four al and i've 80 in the recorded sub
division Of SQUARE numbered four hundred and six.
ty-hye, f65, with all the improyemenLs thereon
Terms Of sale Onehalf ia cash, of which SleO
must he paid at sale, the deferred payments to he
made in six and twelve months. with interest at ten
per cent. per annum from day of saL--terms to be
fully complied with within six DAYS after sale 9TH
erwise the Trustee the right resell M the
risk and cost Of first purchaser. All conveyanciug
At purchassrs cost. WM. II. WARD. Trustee
MA eo&dsDUNCANSON, BOWLING 4 C0.,Aucts.
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EI ". l.. v ALL 4 90,
- Marble Building,
N1s 900 and 903 Pa. ave, south corner 9TH street

- Mnfbte Buiiilhg,
Nos 900 and 903 Pa. ave, south corner 9h street.
EXCELLENT TwO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE,
BETWEEN ] AND II STREETS, NORTH
WEST, At AUCTION.
IS, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 8,
IL: a, > O'Clock, in front Of the premises, we will
s.L sell the above piece of property, being south
part Of Lot No L, in Square 403 said part Of said
lot having front of 2D feet ON sth street and run
ming back 20 feet, and connecting with three-fnot
priv ate alley with the Is fee; wide paw public alley
in said square.
Terms One third cash; balance i'm one and two
Years. secured by deed Of trust on the premise.
All convey ancing at the pense of the purchaser.
: 40 20 he paid down on the day of sale.
al W. l.. WALL Co, Aucts.
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Y I ID. IT. u
ID Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
No. 729 7th street, between and III.

NO. - th street. DetWeen U anu Ii.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BE-
TWEEN 9IH AND 10rH STREETS.
IA l viii offer for sale, OH WEDNESDAY,, April
t 23d, at O'Clock p in front of the premises,
tAAto the highest bidder, Lot lettered ID, subdivi.
$50, fronting % feet IL inches Pennsvlyania ave-
nue and running hack and fronting street, inn
proved by a three-story and attic brick store and
dwelling house, occupied by Caro's loan Office.
No. 9l3 This is one of the best business stands ia
the city.
Terms: One-foUrih cash; balance in 6, u and Is
months, with interest, secured by a deed of trust
upon the property. 40 deposit on acceptance of
bid. II terms of sale not complied with within
DAYS after sale the property will BE- resold at the risk
ai cost Of the defauting purchaser. Convey aucing
IT purchasers cost. -
JOHN w. SIMS, Executor
a7-eOSdE sun, Gaz &Rep b. III WARNER Aurt
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AUCTION SALES.
DAYS.

ID Aactianeers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth st..
Star Once Buildings.
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Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and Nth 81
Star Office Buildings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12
Cure for Cancer.

Since the failure OF cundurango as a
specific for the cure of cancer, and the
consequent wreck Of Secretary Fish's
reputation as a medical man, people
have looked with incredulity upon any
reported cures of this terrible disease
by unusual methods. Bit the Kansas
City Times gives an account OF a cure
performed In that place which Is wor-
thy tho attention Of physicians. MI.
A.C. Chace, a well.known resident OF
Kansas City, discovered about six
years ago a small red spot growing
upon his left cheek Immediately below
the eye, which soon developed into al
undoubted cancer. For two years past
Mr.. Chace has had the best medical
advice, and tried every remedy sug-
gested by his physicians, without gain
Ing any benefit, the cancer continually
increasing In size until 1t threatened
to eat away his face. Finally aiconn-
Gil Of physicians recommended the use
OF tho knife as the only e of re-
lief, but this resort involved so much
danger that 1t was not employed. At
this point the proprietor Of the Turk
ish baths In Kansas City declared that
he could cure the cancer In fifteen
days. and Mr.. Chace determined to
try the effect Of his treatment. He
was placed in the Turkish bath for two
hours each day for seven days, with a
temperature at ITO, when 1t was found
that the cancer was ~loosening. A
poultlce was then applied, and In a
few days tho ugly protruherance drop
ped out, root, fangs, and all, leaving
nothing except the indentation In
the face where the cancer had been.
The cure vas pronounced complete.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12
The Latest Game.

A nice, romantic story Is told In the
Eastern papers about q well-dressed
young man who appeared at a Yer
mont hotel recently, and made himself
very popular. He swellsd around
rather flasiily for a few days, when a
pretty young lady, who seemed TO be
alone In the world, made her appear
ance at the same tavern, and set the
hearts of all tho impossible young
STEERS thereabout In a flutter. Her
charms were canvassed very fully BY
q. coterie Of young men at the supper
table, among whom was tho flashing
individual we have referred to, and he
especially became very warm in her
praisss Finatlyhe wound up q glow
ing eulogy with the assertion that he
would marry her If she would have
him, and offered to make substantial
wager that he possessed the courage to
propose to her on the spot, and have
the marriage ceremony Immediately
performed. The bet was accepted, MS
was also the proposal Of marriage,
which was promptly made ~ the
young man.. A parson wa called In,
and the twain were made n In short
order. As soon as the happy BRIDE
groom received from his friends the
sum wagered he departed with his
blushing bride on tho wedding tour,
and now somebody "a mean enough to
circulate the insinuation that the young
couple had already been man and wife
for q year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12
Fearful Visitor. a
The Paris Sofr relates the following

The Paris Soir relates the following
story: ,r,g
AMaaame Bonneau. living In the
Rue Descartes, was sitting In her par
lor q few days since, awaiting her hus-
bands return to dinner, when a mar
Of wild and haggard appearance en-
tered, and seating opposite to her, adj
dressed her In the following terms l
am a great doctor | can effectually
cure all headaches; I have heard that
you suffer from that cause, and l am
come to cure you. The lady, perceiv-
ing that she had to deal with a mad
man, prudently seemed to fall into his
humor, and asked what was his method
OF treatment. Simple enough, ma
dame, said he, drawing a razor from
his pocket, I cut of tho head, and then
after having we'll cleaned 1t, l replace
1t upon the shoulders. Upon this he
prepared to suit the action to his
words. Madame Bonneau, with great
GOODNESS, ~professed her readiness to
submit to the operation, but suggested
that she should fetch y towel from the
next room to prevent her dress from
being stained. Her visitor assented to
the reasonableness Of this suggestion,
and she left the room, locking the door
behind her. Upon her return with
some police officers they found tlstthe
unfortunate maniac had cut his own
throat but not fatally. 1t was ascer-
tanned that he had escaped from a lu.
natic asylum at Clermont les Pres, and
had been vainly sought for during a
whole month. rn g. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12
Water Power Sewing M.olinss.

The problem Of running saving ma
chimes without sxhaustins the phys
ical forces Of the body, says the s. F.
Bulletin Of yesterday, has finally been.
solved by Isaac Hyde Of this city, who
Is the author Of one Of the grandest in
ve%ntions. of this decade, an invention
that Is destined to embalm him In tho
memory Of the women Of America and
crown his creative genius with glory.
The walls Of the poor sempstresses ana
the women who manufacture the cloth
ing for their own families have been
heard throughout the length and
breadth Of the land for years, CONS
planning that the sewing machine wa
the bane Of their existence Il seemed
more powerful and efficient In the pro-
duction Of diseases Of various kinds In
the female sex, than almost all other
causes combined. In lesseningl the
work Of sewing 1t ruined the health Of
thousands. Now comes a complete
remedy for the deficiency in shape OF
a water-power attaehudeut for the ma
chimes, invented BY Mr. Hyde. Its
simnltcitv IL only enualed by itS dura-
SII;tu and concordance. The attach
.nnny .an.i.ts M nsat iron, Water-case
ahan, nna foot IN Siametar. which ia
"a M. isfs' ada n, the table.
vys.S"S 49, 80 a. hr..s v.ter.wbeel.
"i SaIa5 ~" oSas tha whseI ordInarily
used In the manufactures, that utilities
this power, Weighing six ounces and
Tsa n,nss connect with the case. ono
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12
Domesticatinq q Seal. I

The other day tie Crawford party Of
Texas and Pacific engineers, In prose.
cutting their survey up the coast, came
upon a baby seal. The confding crea-
ture affiliated at once with its captors
and suffered itself to. BE- carried to the
quarters Of the engineers without resist
ance. 1t rather liked the Texas and
Pacific style Of keeping house. The
engineer feed 1t OH milk, and con-
densed milk at that, and the seal has
made up Its mind that It rather likes
civilized life. 1t develops a great
fondness for caloric, and, as soon as 1t
Is released from the attentions. Of the
engineering party, It. takes refuge
under the cooking stove. The singu-
lar thing about this seal Ia that 1t likes
heat. Tile engineers express great
doubt rs to whether 1t has ever been In
the water. a short time after they
captured it they took this baby seal
down to the water at La Jolia and
tried to persuade 1t to enter. Its
nascent amphibiousness was not deyel.
oped up to that point yet, and 1t stub
bornly refused.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12
DISPUTE for a Dead Body.


Two weeks since, says the San Fran
cisco alta Of yesterday, Judge Hayden
died In this city, the remains were
taken in charge by Crockett Lodge, F.
and A. NJ, Of which the deceased was
q member. On the day Of the funeral
several members ofthe Catholic church
made a demand for the body, which
was denied by the Master Of tte Lodge.
The funeral took %place-the body be-
ing buried In tho Masonic Cemetery,
under the auspices of the Lodge. AZ
ter the funerals report was circulated
that the Catholic friends Of the deceas-
ed Intended to dIsinter the body and
bury it In Cavalry Cemetery. It was
determined to prevent any such move
ment, and armed men were engaged
to watch over the grave day and night.
By order Of the Masons the body was
disinterred and buried in another part
OF the Cemetery, where the Catholic
friends may take 1t up If they can
find IL. IE4 aa- ta-l 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12

AMONG other canal projects in Eu-
rope, that across the Isthmus of Corinth
Is still agitated. 1t will cost only four
millions Of dollars, and it would save
some days Of the generally stormy
voyage around the Laconian peninsula.
Greece Is in no condition, financially,
to build this canal herself, and II 1t Is
to be completed it must b by private
capitalists or with the assistance OF
other governments. This canal, with
the one contemplated across France
from the Saone to the Meuse, would
give the smaller class Of vessels great
advantages in the passage to the Medi'
terranean and the East.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12

ONE Of the last Acts passed by the
old Congress was n which was re-
ported by the Committee Of Confer.
encs increasing the salaries Of the
President and Members of Congress.
In the Senate the report was agreed
to-ayes 50, o e 81; In the House,
ayes 103, noes 81. The bill gives the
President a salary Of $4,000 per an
mum ; Vice President, Speaker. Judges
of Supreme Court and Cabinet officers,
$10.0 900 each; Chief Justice, $40, 800
members Of both houses of Congress,
$500, the increased salary to be
in lieu of all extra allowances, etc.,
except actual travelling expenses to
and from the national capital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12

A%PRIvATE letter from Salina coun-
ty, Kansas, dated February 25th, tells
Of the end Of a noted character in char
acteristio Western fashion: avid
Bill"-you remember him ?-has been
killed. A gentleman from Texas
whose brother the wild one had sent
to the spirit land. came up to Kansas
to have n shot at William. He shot
the wild William so dead that he never
~quivered. Think OF a mans buying q
grand horse and riding him 900 miles,
Just to kill a fellow. When the Texan
shot Wild Bill, he asked the crowd
in the bar-room II any gentleman had
a desire to "mix in - II so he woult
walt until he "heeled," land take great
pleasure in killing him. Nc gentle
man expressing a desire to be killed
the Texan got on his horse, and re
marking that he had business In Texas
slowly started for tho Lone Star State
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-12

LEx1SeroS DIsrmcr.-we yester-
day, says tile Phoebe Record Of March
9TH, had an Interview with a miner
just down from Lexington District,
which Is about eighty miles a little
east Of north from Pioche-the western
boundary Of Utah running through it,
and Sacramento District Joining it on
the west. Developments have but re-
Gently commenced in Lexington Dis
trict, but the lodges have been sutfi-
GENTLY tested to justify tue opinion
that it will become ar important camp.
Shafts are being sunk on seven differ
ent claims, about 150 miners being en-
gagged. The ores are of the milling
Class, carrying o percentage OF gold,
and, with the splendid natural work.
ing facilities there ut hand. good pay
Is expected In mining and reducing
them. Wood and water are abundant,
and there are tracts OF good farming
land contiguous. FINAaG GFEFC