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ANNUAL SPRING EDITION Page 5, Section A.. The Nugget, March 25, 1965..Section A Qj
THIS UNIQUE siekel . is on the Tyler THE OLD North Bloomfield School nowstands vacent. A visit to the
Road between North San Juan and adjacent graveyard will give, the visitor a picture of the history of the
North Columbia. . ; town Stately old trees line the main street of the sleepy little gold town.
NORTH COLUMBiA 468 a «
xe ‘Cit Rd.
NORTH BLOOMFIELD
THIS B UILDING is all that remains of the once booming mining town of Lake City. The town
in 1857 had a_population of more
than 300,
THE CLEAR waters of the South
Yuba roar past the bridge at the
old stage coach road at Edwards
Crossing.
THE MALAKOFF HYDRAULIC DIGGINS are now scheduledtobeturned into a state park. It was here that the miners turned
the land inside out looking for gold. The view on the left is how the traveler will find it today and the view on the right
shows how it used to be in the heyday of hydraulic mining.
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