Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

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