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1896 MONTE CRISTO MINING COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Utah - Pricipal Office, Salt Lake City. Mines Located in Ophir Mining District, Tooele County, Utah (printed beneath title) Early Stock # 13. Issued to Mrs. Minnie J. Hamilton for a whopping 25,000 shares worth $2 each - likely the wife of the company secretary Hamilton. Price - $85.00




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1897 SUNBEAM CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY - Incorporated (in 1896) Under the Laws of Utah - Tintic Mining District, Utah printed beneath title. Signed by Marcus E. Jones as vice president. Price - $82.00
1900
CENTENNIAL EUREKA MINING COMPANY -Incorporated (in 1899) Under the Laws
of the State of Maine - The mine was located high above the town of Eureka, Utah. Produced lead, copper, silver and gold. Tintic Mining District - Juab County, Utah. Company president, Robert D. Evans and treasurer, F. W. Batchelder. Price - $50.00
1902 THE OLD SPANISH MINES MINING COMPANY - I am told this company operated near Richfield, Utah
Price - $65.00 SOLD
1908
BULLOCK MINING AND MILLING COMPANY - Incorporated (in 1905) Under the
Laws of the State of Utah - Copper / silver mine located in the Tintic
District. Provo City, Utah printed on the date line. Signed by B. H. Bullock as president and Alfred L. Booth as secretary. Price - $65.00
1889
THE CACTUS MINING COMPANY - Cactus Massachusetts Copper Mines - Frisco,
Utah - The company had offices in Paris, France but the actual
operation was in Beaver County, Utah. The certificate says copper but I
am told that the company produced gold & silver as well.
Price - $56.00
1909
THE GRAND CENTRAL MINING COMPANY - Provo City, Utah - Mines Located at
Tintic Mining District, Utah - In 1920, the Grand Central was the
deepest mine in the district, reaching 2600 feet deep! It was quite
rich, producing gold, silver, copper and lead. Signed by John R. Twelves.
Price - $36.00
1903 ERIE COPPER MINING COMPANY - Incorporated (in 1902) Under the Laws of Utah - Location of Mines, Beaver Lake Mining District, Beaver County, Utah (printed beneath number of shares). Offices at Salt Lake City. C. E. Albrook president and L. G. Brown
secretary. Owned 15 claims showing fissure veins in granite. Most of
the copper was found in low-grade sulphide ores but some native copper
was occasionally discovered in the lower workings. Price - $66.00
1921
BINGHAM GALENA MINING COMPANY - Incorporated (in 1921) Under the Laws
of Utah - This operation was likely in Bingham Canyon. Offices at Salt Lake City, Utah. Early stock# 10.
Price - $42.00
1918
THE UTAH MINE - Located at Fish Springs, Utah - Impressive certificate
showing a large Bald Eagle perched on a beehive. Gold company seal.
This was a lead - silver mine located in Juab County.
Price - $120 SOLD
1909 WARM SPRINGS IRON WORKS - Incorporated (in 1909) Under the Laws of the State of Utah - Issued to L. B. McCornick, who I believe was the son of the well-known Utah banker, W. S. McCornick. Stock# 5
Price - $35.00
1930 UTAH PENNSYLVANIAN OIL COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Utah. Issued to L. B. McCornick. Office at Salt Lake City.
Price - $25.00
1923 EUREKA METALLURGICAL COMPANY - Incorporated in 1917 - Eureka, Utah - Issued to L. B. McCornick for 1,500 shares. The company was organized to conduct a general metallurgical business, using patents of R. V. Smith for treating carbonate lead-zinc ores. Operated a small mill at Eureka. R. V. Smith signed the certificate as vice president.
Price - $62.00
1920 UTAH ZINC COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Utah - Issued to L. B. McCornick for 5,000 shares. This company had a zinc oxide plant at Murray, Utah. Office at Salt Lake City.
Price - $30.00
1909 BULLION LEASING COMPANY, LTD. - Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of Utah - Issued to L. B. McCornick for 8,000 shares worth 25 cents each. The very first one issued - Stock# 1. Great vignette showing two early miners loading an ore cart in a tunnel. Office at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Price - $195 SOLD
1909
CAMP BIRD MINING COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of
Utah - Principal Place of Business, Provo, Utah - Signed by Alanzo Billings as president and Robert Anderson as secretary. Shares 5 cents each. Price - $55.00
1912
SALT LAKE AUTOMOBILE SPEEDWAY COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of
Utah - I believe this is from the very first organized speedway company
on the great salt lake in Utah. Issued to L. B. McCornick. Shares were worth $125 each. I can't read the presidents' signature but the secretary was D. W. Adamson. Early stock #12. Reverse is very ornate. Rare racing history!!! Price - $350 (probably under-priced) SOLD
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1919
GRADY MOTOR COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of Utah - After
much searching, I could find no reference to this obscure early
western car company. Stock #9. Office at Salt Lake City. Signed by _. M. Grady (I can't read the first initial) who I assume was the founder of the company.
Price - $150
1917
BONNEVILLE ON THE HILL COMPANY - Incorporated Under the Laws of Utah -
At first glance, I thought this was a car racing stock. With some
research, I found that it was an early high-class residential suburb of
Salt Lake City, known for the architectural style of the homes.
Stock #22
Price - $150