Gold placers alleged in Mexican cession region near San Pedro
A California paper cites a correspondent claiming rich gold deposits exist in the headwaters of the San Pedro and Gila, with small parties finding placers but abandoning them due to Indian hostility and supply troubles. Also reported are silver near Ash Spring, copper in the west, and abundant iron around Tucson, potentially altering perceived value of the territory. Also from Cape Town: horse epidemics, zebra and boa constrictor brought home, strong wool trade, and political turmoil in the new republic with President Hoffman resigning amid a 29-member assembly.
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Boston Back Bay city-extension plan in delay and debate
The third annual report shows the Roxbury Mill Corporation and Boston Water Company leaving about one hundred acres to the state in the Back Bay area. The 4,309,000 square feet would cost about forty cents per square foot to fill, with remaining value near two million dollars. The commission seeks eminent domain powers to extend streets and sewers across Gravelly Point and the basin, plus authority to build railways for gravel transport, led by John A. Bolles, George Odiorne, and Edward C. Purdy, amid optimism for Boston's growth.
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