Bridge to Nowhere land rights to Bungee America
Posted: Tue Mar 28, 2017 1:40 pm
http://www.amerisurv.com/PDF/TheAmerica ... il2017.pdf
A 7 page article settling a forest service notion that Bungee America didnt have land rights to the bridge. The original survey from 1884 that the FS was relying on was found to be bogus..."Overlays of Pearson’s topographic calls were developed and gross distortions were uncovered throughout the township.". The surveyors then agreed with the original mining claim , which is the status quo....but not until they went to Airplane Flats, Bighorn ridge and Iron Mtn.
The original map of MrPearson, who looks to have made stuff up instead of doing the work for the BLM, is found here
http://dpw.lacounty.gov/sur/nas/landrec ... 08%20W.pdf
It was already known before this current examination that Pearson's map was probably drawn over a drink or two at some swimming pool.
Not sure why a Noverto placer mine is on that dpw link, other than a challenge to find it? 250ft above the SG river north of midway ridge.
A 7 page article settling a forest service notion that Bungee America didnt have land rights to the bridge. The original survey from 1884 that the FS was relying on was found to be bogus..."Overlays of Pearson’s topographic calls were developed and gross distortions were uncovered throughout the township.". The surveyors then agreed with the original mining claim , which is the status quo....but not until they went to Airplane Flats, Bighorn ridge and Iron Mtn.
The original map of MrPearson, who looks to have made stuff up instead of doing the work for the BLM, is found here
http://dpw.lacounty.gov/sur/nas/landrec ... 08%20W.pdf
It was already known before this current examination that Pearson's map was probably drawn over a drink or two at some swimming pool.
Not sure why a Noverto placer mine is on that dpw link, other than a challenge to find it? 250ft above the SG river north of midway ridge.