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Newspaper Notes - 1860's (NN-1860-69)(1860s) (238 pages)

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HYDRAULIC MINING Item quoted from the PRESS lists ten residents of North San Juan who have made useful inventions for the hydraulic mining industry. Dec. 18, 1860 Long item from the Téanscript predicts the pending legal contest between agricultural and mining interests. The matters of taxation and titled are discussed to the exclusion or indifference to the problem of debris. Fee simple titles are demanded by miners. Transcript Nov. 28, 1860 An item from Columbia Times notes the superiority of galvanized pipe to convey water to mining claims over all other conduits. Appeal Jan. 20, 1861 Free Press is quoted in an item re an invention a hose couplingby J. _B. Low, said to be of great value to hydraulic mining. Appeal Feb. 2, 1861 Canals in Nevada Co. are full and hydraulic mining is active. Appeal Jan. 20,.1861 Free Bress is quoted in an item re an invention, a hose coupling, by J.B, Low, said to be o§ great value to-hydraulliic mining. Appeal May 21, 1861 San Juan Press has item re the Columbia Hill Tail Flume..now 700 Ltie completed of 5,000, to be longest in the state. Managers David Phetps & Levi Rosier.