Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Lot of 4 items, including: 1) booklet, The Tourist's Delight. The Invalid's Heaven. Manitou Springs, Colorado. A Short Treatise On: It's...

Lot of 3. 1. The Lake Mountain Mining and Reduction Company, Eureka Mining District. The Mineral Point District covers about 3.5 sq. miles between

Lot of 4. 1) Photo measures 5 3/8" x 3". A landscape view of Nevadaville city. Fairly small and deserted town with dirt roads and snow all o

Lot of 2. 1. The Ophir Consolidated Mines Company. Number 1883, issued to Alfred J. Brice by Thos. F. Somers, Secretary, and J. O. Buckley, Preside

The mines were located on Silver Mountain. Number 164A issued to I. C. Reeves for 1,000 shares by D. W. Lissery, Secretary, and Aluciho Margett, Presi

Incorporated in New York in 1879. Cert. #337 issued to Chas. Bauer, Trustee for 100 shares. Signed by C.S. Longstreet, vice president, and b y Edward

Lot of 3. 1. Montrose Mining Company in the Uncompahgre Mining District, No. 62 issued to E. R. Grant, Trustee, by E. R. Grant, Assistant Secretary,

Incorporated in New York in 1880. Cert. #273 issued to E.S. Eldridge for 50 shares. Signed by C.S. Longstreet, vice president, and D. J. Newland, secr

Incorporated in Iowa. Cert. #556 issued to Dora S. Braucht for 5 shares. Signed by Geo. T. Wright, president, and Jas. B. Gregg, secretary. Three v

Lot of 4. 1. The Henrietta Milling and Mining Company. No. 762 issued to Mrs. Lucia S. J. Savin by Geo. H. Craft, Secretary, and E. C. Drew, Presid

No. 365 issued to B. F. Garvin by Edward Webster, Acting Secretary, and Orrin Skinner, President for 20 shares on December 29. Also signed by the Reg

No. 95 issued to D. L. Baumgardner for 1,000 shares on October 4th by C. C. Hughes, Secretary and Treasurer, and M. B. Dalton, President. Signed on r

Lot of 4. 1. The Camp Bird Extension Mining Company. Thomas Walsh came to America from Ireland when he was 19. He worked many of the boom areas in

Incorporated in New York on 21 July 1880 with offices in New York, Philadelphia, and Ouray. It owned seven claims “300 x 1500 feet each, viz.: Clima

White border panoramic RPC that measures 10 7/8" x 3 1/4". A bird's-eye view of the town with its buildings, trains, tracks, beautiful...

Lot of 2. 1. The Gold Placer Mining Company. No. 362, was issued to F. A. Patterson on 25 August 1881 by D. Hall, Secretary and E. , Pre

Incorporated in Colorado in 1881. No. 273 issued to Harriet May Perkins on 23 April for 600 shares by Jas. M. Kreamer, Treasurer, and E. Stanley Perki

Lot of 2. 1. Monte Cristo Mining & Milling Co. Mark “Brick” Pomeroy (1833-1896), the President of this company, was born in New York and was rais

Lot of 2. 1. The Ebenezer Placer and Gold Mining Company. Incorporated in 1900. No. 241 issued to J. A. Eklund by , Secretary, and F. (

Photograph measures 5 3/4" x 3 3/4" mounted on a white matte the measures 6 3/8" x 4 1/8". A street scene with buildings on opposi

Incorporated in New York in 1880 with mines in the Montgomery Mining District. No. 18 issued to Samuel Connover by Jas. N. Townsend, Secretary, and W

Incorporated in Colorado in 1871. Montgomery Mining District. Fred Holabird wrote “the mine was opened in 1871 at an elevation of 14,000 feet on Mt.

The Red Elephant group consisted of the Red Elephant, Boulder Nest, Free American, St. James, Tabor and White Mines. The camp of Red Elephant, located

Lot of 2 from the same company and the same year. The number of shares are different as are the stock faces. 1. No. 5122 issued to Norman Rutherfor

One of 250. Incorporated in New Jersey with mines in the Red Mountain Mining District. A first mortgage bond for 100 dollars at six per cent interes

Red Mountain Mining District. The district was active between 1882 and 1900 when the Yankee Girl, Guston, National Belle, Silver Bell, and Genesee mi

Drawn by W. A. Sherman, M. E. The map shows several items all at the same time. It features towns, township lines, mountains, gulches, lodes, placer

Lot of 2. 1. United Rico Mines was incorporated in 1903. Fred Holabird said “United Rico Mines Co. was taken over by the Rico Mining Co. The ore mi

Pioneer Mining District. Rico was well named. The surrounding land has produced millions in minerals over the years. The 1959 boom was equal to anyth

Lot of 2 photos. 1. Melons displayed in long rows and stacks in a tree-lined lane with numerous men and women standing around. The reverse is stamped,

No. 121 issued to Mina Baer by Hams, Secretary and J. C. Ulley, President. White paper with gold border. Vignette is of miners pick axing and loading

No. 194 issued to Martha Rivers by Wm. Harris, Secretary, and J. C. Ailley, President, on 2 May for 300 shares. Not listed in Corregan and Lingane.

Rosita Mining District. Incorporated in New York in 1882. No. 63 issued to The Farmers’ Loan & Trust Co., Trustee on 25 September for 8,000 shar

Lot of 2. 1. Game Ridge Consolidated Mining Company, Hardscrabble Mining District, Rosita, Custer County. Carl Swift wrote that a man named Daniel B

Lot of 2. 1. The Redoubtable Gold and Copper Mining and Milling Company, incorporated in Colorado. A new stock to Holabird-Kagin. Rare. No. 444 is

First stock we have seen without a dateline. Incorporated in New York in 1881. Not listed in the 1883 Colorado Mining Directory. No. 93 issued to H

No. 254 issued to Mary E. Demuth by Manly M. Gilliam (who also countersigned), Treasurer, and Ira M. Towne, President, for 100 shares. This certifica

Lot of 2. 1. Old Hundred Mining Company. The Old Hundred Mine was discovered in the 1900s by the Niegold brothers. The Niegold’s sold their claims

San Juan Mining District. Small-sized stock. No. 569 issued to W. E. Blanchard by Chas. S. Bauer, Secretary, and John Cummins, Vice President on 24

Lot of 3. 1. The Animas Forks Consolidated Mining and Milling Company. In 1876 Animas Forks was a lively Town, at 11,300 feet, of some 30 houses and

Lot of 4. 1. The Crown Mining Company. No. 142 issued to P. C. Regan by E. W. Lowrey as Secretary and John C. Fry as President on 30 May 1911. On

This mine was located on the south side of Mineral Creek near Mineral Point. Some native mineral specimens were reported in 1883. The 1883 Colorado M

Incorporated in New Jersey. No. 625 issued to The Guel Metals Co. for 391 shares on 2 September by Treasurer, and Henry B. Haigh, Preside

An office in Kokomo owned the Little Chicago Group six claims, viz., Little Chicago, Monumental, Scandinavia, Normandy No. I and No. 2, and Emma T, 15

Incorporated in 1895 in Colorado with its main office in Boston, MA. No. 3583 issued to Dr. E. I. Balcom by Edward C. Davis, President, and Jos. H. A

Incorporated in New York. Located in the Carson Mining Camp, the mine had ores consisting of “pyrite (probably auriferous), galena (lead), zincblende

Spaulding Mining District. Most likely a New Jersey corporation formed in 1881. No. 128 issued to Edward P. Wetzlar by , Treasurer, and A.

Lot of 2. 1. Buckeye Mining and Tunneling Co. of Colorado incorporated on February 5, 1876. Colorful stock. No. 7154 issued to C. F. Woods by C. E.

Robert Roberts, the Greene Street Saloon & Bowling operator, retained George C. Ross and James D. McKay to construct a one story structure with di

Lot of 2. 1. The Henrietta Milling and Mining Company. No. 733 issued to A. H. Savin by Geo. H. Craft, Secretary, and E. C. Drew, President on 18 S