Mining, Minerals and Mayhem Auction

Inc. in Wyoming in 1903. Cert. #6612, issued at Colorado Springs to H.C. Maloney for 500 shares. Signed by Irving Howbert as president and W.T. Doubt

Two tokens: Macks, and R.K. Donaldson ( counter stamped McBrid).

No. 60 issued to Geo. R. Caldwell by Juan D. D. Vigil, Secretary, and E. L. Nulley, President, on 1 August for 2,000 shares. Caldwell signed on the r

Incorporated in South Dakota. Cert. #385, issued to Mrs. P.D. Krim for 500 shares in 1904. Signed by H.H. Gamils (?) as president and H.G. Fowler as s

Incorporated in 1916 in Colorado, the firm owned several mines including The Parole, The Ten Broeck, The Highland, and the Sylvan gold and silver tell

Needleton was a station stop on the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Numerous small gold-silver mines were located in the area. In the 1960s pitchble

Incorporated in South Dakota with offices in Denver. Cert. #1582, issued to H.C. Parsons in 1908. Signed by R.P. Clark as president and J.M. Blakeslee

No. 164 issued to Chas. L. Saunders by J. H. Mockett Jr., Secretary, and J. H. Mockett Sr., President, on 18 August for 500 shares. Typed on the upp

Manhattan Mining District. According to Carl Swift, Manhattan, the farthest east of the camps around Rand, was located about four miles northwest of

Lot of 2. Incorporated in Colorado in 1944. There were 141 claims or mines owned by this company. The mines were The Silver Bell, The Cariboo, The Ca