THE LAVA BEDS DISTRICT.

This interesting region has come quite prominently into public notice

within the past two years. The district is located in a small range of

mountains about 35 miles east of the Calico range. The nearest station

to the mines is Lavic, on the line of the A. & P. R. R., from which

point the mines are 9 miles distant by a good wagon road. Like most

other desert mining regions it is destitute of timber, and water is not

abundant, though obtainable in the dry lake basin 3½ miles from the

mines. The district was discovered about nine years since, and numerous

claims have been located. The work of development has been confined to a

few of the most promising claims.

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