The record-union., 1891-11-30


United States Court on March L, 1891,
and the Gleason placer mine and the
Orient were also enjoined in the same
court on April %, 1891.
The Washington Consolidated, Medical
Point. Homeward Bound and Fort Sum-
ter were all enjoined in the Superior
Court of Sutter County, June ?, 1891.
BEAR RIVER.
Just above the town of Dutch Flat. on
the left bank of Bear River. one monitor
was used last winter. washing bedrock,
but would occasionally be turned near
enough to the bank to wash off a small
slice of the top bank.
SOUTH YUBA RIVER.
The Kate Hayes mine is located Oh the
right bank, near the town Of French Cor
raj, and has two monitors (only one of
which is operated at time which are
operated on bank about fifty or sixty
feet in perpendicular hight These ma
chimes use about $50 inches of water, un-
der vertical pressure of about $50 feet.
These operations are carried on behind a
log and brush dam, which, when first
constructed and for short time there
after, held back from the river about all
the debris, but now the dam is so full
that vast amount of sand and finer ma
terial finds its way through it ana thence
into the river. The claim has water tho
year around and works continuously.
HustlerS mine is situated on the right
bank OF South Shady Creek, tributary of
South Yuba River, and has one monitor,
which uses about $50 inches of water un-
der verticle pressure of about 200 feet.
The management works this mine behind
q restraining dam, which holds back the
debris, except when the tlood-gate of said
dam is opened which has been the case
on one or two occasions.
Columbia Hill mines, commonly
known as the Eureka Lake Consolidated,
has two monitors, each of which uses
about SEQ or 600 inches under verticle
pressure Of about l30 feet. These mines
are located Immediately south and west
of the town OF Columbia Hill. The one
west of town has good settling pool and
has not been dumping material outside OF
it. This the west one dumps into the
Middle Yuba River. The south one is
operated behind log dam, which is
about full, and a great quantity of pipe
clay and sand escapes into Spring Greek
a tributary of South Yuba River. The
banks of these mines are about thirty
five and sixty feet respectively.
Robson and fraudy's mine is located
on the head Of Spring Greek, Il tributary
of the South YUba River. This claim has
one monitor, Which uses 80 inches Of
water under verticle pressure OF 10D
feet. This claim keeps up Il restraining
dam which holds back the debris, allow
ing the water TO go off slightly muddy.
The Place claim is located at or near the
town Of Omega, on the LETT bank Of the
South Yuba River, and has twomonitors,
which Gsa about 900 inches each under a
pressure Of about 200 feet. The bank OF
the claim is about eighty feet in pcrpen-
dicular hight. This claim keeps up a re-
straining dam, but the water frequently
goes out very muddy. In addition 10 the
above mentioned monitors located on the
South Yuba River, there are also five
canvas hose which use twenty-five to
thirty inches under pressure ranging from
forty to sixty feet.
The Kate Hayes was enjoined in the
United States Circuit Court under the
name of Milton Water and Mining Com
pany as early as 1882, but have continued
operations since as herein stated.
The Hustler mine was enjoined in the
United States Court 4 pril 10, 1891, and is
now running clear water.
The Columbia Hill mines were en-
joined as early as 1892 in the State court,
but continue their operations as before
stated.
The Place mine has been enjoined in
the Superior Court Of Guba County.
MIDDLE YUBA RIVER.
At Chips Flat is located one small mon
itor, which uses about 30 inches OF water
under vertical pressure of about 200
feet. The bank has perpendicular hight
OF thirty feet. The mine is on the lett
bank of Kanaka Greek, which is "a trib-
utary to the Middle Yuba River
Near the Mountain House, on the right
bank of Oregon Creek, a tributary to the
Middle Yuba River, is located the Gale
Diggings. This claim runs one monitor
and uses about 200 inches under vertical
pressure of about 100 feet. The bank has
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In addition to the above there are also
two small canvas hose mines which
dump their tailings into the Middle Yuba
River.
NORTH YUBA RIVER.
AT Weeds Point is located one smait
monitor with a capacity of about $50
inches of water under vertical pressure of
about 80 feet. The bank has a perpen-
dicular hight of about forty feet. This
claim is on the right bank of Willow
Creek, tributary Of the North Yuba
River.
Joubert's Claim is located on the head
of Willow Creek, and has two monitors
with capacity of about 2GO inches each,
under vertical pressure Of 60 feet. The
bank has perpendicular hight Of about
40 or 80 feet.
At Depot Hill is located one monitor
with capacity of about $50 inches under
pressure of about l75 feet vertical The
bank has perpendicular hight OF about
30 feet. Located on left bank OF North
Yuba River. This claim so far has only
washed bedrock in the old excavation.
About three miles below Sierra City, on
the left bank of North Yuba River, is To-
Gated one small monitor with a capacity
of about 100 inches under vertical pres
sure of about 100 feet. The bank has a
perpendicular hight of about 20 feet.
In the upper end Of Indian Valley, on
the left bank of the North Yuba River is
located one small monitor with capacity
of 100 inches under a pressure of about
IS feet. The bank is about 40 or 80 feet in
perpendicular hight.
At Eureka North two monitors are To-
Gated and have capacity of about 400
or 500 inches each, under q vertical
pressure of about 200. feet. The bank
has perpendicular hight of about 100
teet. The claim is located on the head of
Goodyer's Creek, a tributary of North
Yuba River.
AT Brandy City, on the head of small
gulch which is a tributary from the right
bank of the North Iuba River. is located
the Arnott Mine. This mine has four mon
itors, of which only one is used at a time,
with q capacity of about 500 inches, under
a vertical pressure of 250 feet. The bank
has perpendicular hight of about 100
feet.
Hardscrabble is located on the right
bank OF Canyon Greek, a tributary of the
North Yuba River, about two and a half
miles above the village Of Scales This
claim has two monitors, with a capacity
OF 800 or $50 inches each, under vertical
pressure of about 100 feet The bank has
a perpendicular hight of about 30 feet.
At the lower side of the village of
Scales, on the head of Rock Creek, a
tributary of Canyon Creek, tributary of
the North Yuba River, is located a claim
which has two monitors, with a capacity
of about 200 inches each, under a vertical
pressure of about 160 feet. The bank of
this'claim is about 40 feet perpendicular