Guide to the Spring Tunneling Company, Nevada County
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Guide to the Spring Tunneling Company, Nevada County
California State Library
Sacramento, California
- California History Room
- California State Library
- Library and Courts Building II
- 900 N. Street, Room 200
- P.O. Box 942837
- Sacramento, California 94237-0001
- Phone: (916) 654-0176
- Fax: (916) 654-8777
- Email: cslcal@library.ca.gov
- URL: http://www.library.ca.gov/
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© 1998 California State Library. All rights reserved.
Title: Spring Tunneling Company, Nevada County
Box Number: 976
Creator:
Spring Tunneling Company (Calif.)
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[Identification of item], Spring Tunneling Company, Nevada County, California State
Library.
Spring Tunneling Company (Calif.)
Gold mines and mining--California--Nevada County.
Minutes of meetings; laws of the company, bills of sale, accounts.
The Spring Tunneling Company held its first meeting on November 24, 1855. It was located
in Nevada County on Cement Hill in the Upper Rush Creek district adjacent to land owned
by the Empire Company. Tunneling began in early 1856 with the object of mining gold.
Meetings were held in Newtown and presided over by the company's first president, Mr.
William Hill.
Records for the company continue through 1860 with no mention of its dissolution. It is
possible that the tunnel was flooded in the Nevada City floods of 1861-62 then later
acquired as part of the Empire claim.
Material Transferred from the Collection
- Map-S
c912
N49
1857
Box Box 976
Account book (1855-1860)
Miscellaneous papers (1855-1860)