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Other Mines - Part 3 (H thru L) (82 pages)
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Liberty Hill:
Nevada County Map, 1913, #221
Register of Mines and Minerals, County of Nevada, CA, Issued by the State Mining
Bureau ca. 1896-1901. Searls catalog #PH 16-7
Liberty Hill: see Empire Mines Co.
Nevada City Nugget Special Mining Issue, 1936, page 25
Liberty Hill & Noon Summer: see Pennsylvania
“State Minerologist Report” #37, #3, 1941, page 456
Liberty Hill Consolidated Mining Co.:
“History of Nevada County” by Thompson & West, 1880, pages 70b, 172b, 195b, 229b,
233c
Liberty Hill Consolidated Mining and Water Co.:
Searls Corporation Documents #L10
Liberty Hill Dam:
“Historical Transport & Storage of Hydraulic Mining Sediment in the Bear River, CA” by L.
Allen James (1988), pages 80, 86
Liberty Hill Ditch:
“Statistics of Mines & Mining in the States and Territoriew West of the Rocky Mountains,
being the 6" Annual Report” (1874) page 117
Liberty Hill Gold Mining Co.:
Searls Corporation Documents #L25, L35
Liberty Hill Mine:
See Dutch Flat Chronicles (979.438 TOW) pg. 259, 280, 292
“Mining law strengthened: Amendment caps number of years a site can remain idle
without remediation” The Union, pg. A-3, 8-30-2012
“Historical Transport & Storage of Hydraulic Mining Sediment in the Bear River, CA” by L.
Allen James (1988), pages 77-78
“Liberty Hill Mines Protest Application on Steephollow Creek” The Union, pg. 1, 11-301935
“Court Decision is devastating to mine group” The Union, pg. 4, 11-8-1935
“Liberty Hill to fore with $1000 Nugget” The Union, pg. 5, 10-5-1935
“Demurrers in water soiling case overruled” (Liberty Hill & You Bet Mining) The Union, pg.
7, 6-15-1935
“Gravel mines doing part in urge for jobs” The Union, pg. 5, 11-10-1933
“Among the placers the Liberty Hill hydraulic mine was not worked, but the You Bet and
North Bloomfield drift mines were productive. On account of the State debris lawy
hydraulic mining in Nevada County has been practically abandoned.” Mineral Resources
of the United States, 1929, Part I-Metals, page 460
“Four placers in the vicinity of Nevada City, the Liberty Hill hydraulic, Graham Bros. drift,
the Loyal drift, and the Tom and Jerry sluice, yielded 442.81 ounces of gold and 77
ounces of silver.” Mineral Resources of the United States, 1927, Part . -Metals, page 278
“Hydraulic mines of the county, including the Liberty Hill, Omega, and You Bet, were
active, as was the Quaker hill drift mine.” Mineral Resources of the United States, 1925,
Part I-Metals
“State Minerologist Report” #17, 1920, page 440
“State Minerologist Report” #16, 1919, pages 102-103
Claim listed on Nevada County Map of 1913, Key Number 221
“The largest producers among the auriferous gravel mines are the Esperance drift mine
at French Corral’ Liberty Hill hydraulic at Lowell Hill; Blue Tent at Nevada City; North
Bloomfield and Union Blue at North Bloomfield; Waukeshaw at Relief; Badger Hill or
Cherokee, Kate Hayes, Eureka Lake, and Yuba Canal at North San Juan; and Omega at
Washington.” Mining & Scientific Press, pg. 17, 1-4-1908
The Liberty Hill, see pg. 29, “Nevada County Mining Directory, 1895”
Liberty Hill W & M Co. Claims listed on 1880 Map of Nevada County, Key Number 305,
306, 328, 334, 316
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