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2 The Nevada County Nugget — Wednesday, January 20, 1971
Sounding Board
DO YOU AGREE WITH GOVERNOR REAGAN'S GET TOUGH
POLICY ON WELFARE? .
: &
A, RAISEK, "No and I'm not TROYCE MUSICK, "T haven't
drawing welfare," really read that much about it."’
WHEN HYDRAULIC mining was legal, as shown in this photo, a force of water washed away
hillsides, The dirt and rocks were moved into a sluice where the gold was captured. The remains, tons of dirt, was moved into rivers, and sent to the valleys below. This brought an end
to hydraulic mining.
GLEN SANDERS, "Yes."
JAN LEONHARD, "Yes, although I don't always agree on
what he does about it."
NEVADA COUNTY NUG
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CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER F not ”
PUBLISHERS THE RESULTS of hydraulic mining are seen in this phot .M hi ASSOCIATION various parts of Nevada county. photo, Many hillsides can still be seen in