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Other Mines - Part 3 (H thru L) (82 pages)

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Herkimer Mine—Sierra County Hermitage Mine: “The North Star, Empire, Idaho-Maryland, Brunswick, Golden Center, Hermitage, Mitchell, and Williams gold lode mines at Grass Valley milled 182,429 tons of ore, which yielded 99,799.82 ounces of gold and 45,837 ounces of silver. The Brunswick was allowed to fill with water in July, and operations at the Hermitage ceased about the same time. Work was stopped at the Golden Center in March. The Idaho-Maryland, which was entirely rejuvenated, was workedthroughout the year, as was the Empire mine.” Mineral Resources of the United States, 1926, Part I-Metals, pgs. 327-328 “Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead and Zinc in CA” (Mine Report by James M. Hill (Mineral Resources, Part . !) (1926), page 327 (Foley Library) Hermosa: Grass Valley Mining District Map, 1930 Register of Mines and Minerals, County of Nevada, CA, Issued by the State Mining Bureau ca. 1896-1901. Searls catalog #PH 16-7 Hermosa Consolidated Mine: Grass Valley Nevada County Mining & Business Directory by Poingdestre, 1895, page 163 Hermosa Extension: The Union Mining & Business Directory, 1895 Hermosa Mine: Hermosa Mining Co. “California Geology”, March 1984, pages 46-48 “State Minerologist Report” #37, #3, 1941, pages 393, 453 “The North Star Mines Co. has purchased the stock of the Grass Valley Mining & Milling Co., which controls the Hermosa Mine. The proerty has been idle for a number of years.’ Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 275, 8-28-1909 The Hermosa Mining Co., see Searls Ph 1-4, pg. 26 “Grass Valley & Vicinity 1895” The Hermosa, see pg. 29, “Nevada County Mining Directory, 1895” “State Minerologist Report” #11, 1893, pages 280-281 The Union Mining & Business Directory, 1895, pages 29, 31 Hermosa Quartz (North Star Mines) Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1936, page 29 Hermosa Vein: Grass Valley “The Gold Quartz Veins of Grass Valley, CA”, U.S. Department of the Interior Geological Survey Professional Paper 194, page 66,(1940) Hermosi: Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 190 Henry Morgan: Claim listed on 1880 Map of Nevada County, Key Number 203 Hethington & Hartung: Claim listed on 1880 Map of Nevada County, Key Number 290 Heuston Hill: Grass Valley Mining District Map, 1930 Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 246 Register of Mines and Minerals, County of Nevada, CA, Issued by the State Mining Bureau ca. 1896-1901. Searls catalog #PH 16-7 Heuston Hill Mine: “State Minerologist Report” #7, #3, 1941, pages 393, 453 The Union Mining & Business Directory, 1895, pages 24-25 “History of Nevada County” by Thompson & West, 1880, pages 188b, 193c “The Grass Valley Union chronicles rich strikes in the Keystone, Blazing Star and Little Annie claims in the vicinity of that town. The editor has also seen two bars of bullion, weighing 525 ounces, and $8,500, from the Heuston Hill mine, the result of 5 days run.” Mining & Scientific Press, 4-15-1865, page 230 Heuston Hill, Old: Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 248