Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Lot of 2. This company owned, in 1900, The Evening Star, The Baby P., The Bessie C., containing 6.5 acres, in the N.E. one-quarter of Sect. 13 on Min

No. 43 issued to S. E. Oberholtzer for 500 shares by J. W. Horner, Secretary, and G. B. , President, on 1 May. Not listed in Hills or Whit

Not listed in Hill or White. No. 379 issued to Chas H. Dickey by Edw. D. Crook, Secretary, and Thos. J. Meehan, Vice-President, on 22 May for 10,000

Incorporated in Colorado with offices in Denver. Not listed in White or Hills. No. 10 issued to M. L. Stanley by A. A. , Secretary, on 15

Lot of 3. 1. The Kansas City Gold M. & M. Co. Number 396 issued to M. C. Lappin by J. L. Rogers, Secretary, and G. Whitelawfield, President on

Crème stock with a black border with vignettes on the bottom corners. Number 234 made out to Howard Slade by L. Q. Jeffries, Secretary, and L....

Not listed in White or Hills. Incorporated in Colorado with offices in Denver. No. 275 issued to Catharine A. Fredericks by H. J. Hendricks, Secreta

Lot of 2. 1. The Golden Dale Mining and Milling Co. In 1900 this company owned the Alsa R., containing 5.082 acres, in the S.W. one-quarter section

Lot of 2. 1. The Matoa Gold Mining Company stock, number 726, issued to Edward Ferris, agent by W. S. Reynolds, Secretary and Harlan P. Lillibridge,

Lot of 2. 1. The Cresson Consolidated God Mining and Milling Company. In the late 1880s Bob Womack, a young cowhand, prospected the Cripple Creek a