Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

A three page document made on the 15th of January between James C. Burnett of Bridgeport, Mono County, CA and S. G. Cobb of Aurora for property in the

This sheet of three unissued certificates is believed to be the only uncut sheet left in existence. All the certificates are signed by Leland Stanfor

Lot of 3. Two covers with postmarks of Austin all with red three-cent adhesive serrated edged postal stamps. 1. This cover is from Mahlon Dickerso

Lot of 2. 1. A bright yellow cover addressed to Epres Ellery Esq., at 16 Athenian Building which was at the corner of California and Montgomery Stre

Incorporated in 1864. No. 62 issued on November 21, 1864 to J.N. Thompson for 10 shares. Signed my secretary William M. Lorell and President J. G. Fin

Lot of 7. A complete set of colorful Manhattan SMC scrip with buff two cent RND1s from the 1870s. Excellent condition.

The paper was first published in Austin, Nevada on May 16, 1863. It was published as a weekly newspaper, and intermittently as a daily paper. The pape

People’s Advocate, Austin. Wednesday, May 6, 1891, Vol. 1, No. 37.The paper was published between December 3, 1890 and January 31, 1893 in Austin. It

Lot consisting of 80+ receipts, letters, and various other pieces of correspondence addressed to or concerning Judge L.O. Ray. A Justice of the Peace

Personal letter from Harry C. Stimler, one of the discoverers of Goldfield in 1902, to Louis Dahloss in San Francisco, Jan. 20th, 1915. The cover has