Mines and mineral resources -- Nevada
Found in 171 Collections and/or Records:
Frank W. Royer Letter
Letter to Frank M. Manson of Reno, Nevada, about interests in the Hamburg Mine at Eureka, and analysis of rock from northern Nevada for rare metals and from the Comstock Lode for silver.
Articles of Incorporation for Santa Ysabel Consolidated Mining and Milling Company
Articles list purposes of the organization, names of stockholders and amounts of stock owned. The collection contains material from January 6, 1922 created by the Santa Ysabel Consolidated Mining and Milling Company.
Savage Mining Company Records
Part of the Middle Mines of the Comstock Lode, the 800 foot Savage Mine was staked in 1859 by A. O. and L. C. Savage and others. Contains records of mining operations, including annual reports, 1871-1874 and 1901-1917; assessment of shares, 1877-1882; records of bullion shipped to San Francisco, 1868; and account books, 1883-1884 and 1915-1920.
Frederick Sommer Schmidt Papers
Frederick Sommer Schmidt (1881-1986) was a mining engineer who worked for the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company in Ely, Nevada. The collection includes biographical information about Schmidt and his article "Early Days at the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company, Ely, Nevada," written in 1949.
Land patent application for Scorpion Mining Company for Alice, Lauren, and Ray Lode Claims
Application of the Scorpion Mining Co. for a land patent for the Alice, Lauren, and Ray Lode Claims, Virginia Mining District, Nevada. The collection contains material from 1894-1943 created by the Scorpion Mining Company.
Andrew H. Scott Papers
Andrew H. Scott (1888-?) was a Nevada mineral assayer from Rochester and Lovelock, Nevada. He also served in World War I, was a member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux, and Knights of Pythis. The collection includes Scott's business and personal papers which document his business, fraternal activities, and mining interests.
Shoshone Polaris Mining Company Records
Included are minutes, articles of incorporation, financial statements, names of stockholders, and reports. The collection contains material from 1905-1910 created by the Shoshone Polaris Mining Company.
Sierra Club, Toiyabe Chapter Records
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company Records
Part of the "North End" mines of the Comstock Lode, the Sierra Nevada Silver Mine was staked in 1859, was 3550 feet long, and was mined for substantial amounts of gold as well as silver. The majority of the records, 1861-1926, are regarding the annual reports made by the company. Also included are correspondence in the form of letterpress copy books, and cash books, which record accounts for the company.
Silver City Gold and Silver Mining Company Report
Report by J. H. G. Wolf describes the general history and location of the mine, geology, other mines and claims in the vicinity, amount of ore previously mined, support facilities available, and summary.