Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

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

Survey and sketch of the Northumberland Ledge and surrounding area. It was survey No. 395 done by T. F. White and recorded by Joseph Stow, Recorder. T

Certificate No. 17 for 1 share at $10/share. Text and border is in red with writing in black ink. The border has flowers with ribbons in the corners a

Lot of 9. Early Belmont merchant documents. 1) Cover to George R. Williams, Att. of Law. "Paid Wells, Fargo & Co." 3-cent printed stamp.

Philadelpia Mining District. No. 7152 issued to W. G. Crandall for 2 shares at $100 each. Certificate has a black decorative border with black text a

Lot of 4. 1. Cover to Mr. Leslie W. Stocher in San Francisco from Young in Belmont, postmarked 11 Oct. 1906 with a 2-cent red postal stamp embossed on

Lot of 2 letters. 1. Written by Deputy F.R. Brotherton on the letterhead of the County Clerk of Nye County, addressed to Gen. R. M. Keating in Virgini

Rare certificate. Company incorporated April 9, 1872. Certificate Number 3444 for 100 shares. Decorative border and text in black. Company name is in

Philadelphia Mining District. The Highbridge was a key mine in the area. It incorporated in Aug. 8, 1878 with offices in San Francisco. No. 36 issued