Mines and mineral resources -- Nevada
Found in 171 Collections and/or Records:
Noble Hamilton Getchell Papers
Deed for Gold Hill mining claims interests
Deed conveying Watson's interests in the Consolidated Mining Company, Overman mining claim, and the Hawk Eye Silver Mining Company in Gold Hill to Norman Stewart. The collection contains material from 1862 created by Henry Watson.
Gold Mines West: Adventures of Ray Halleck Manley in the Gold Mining Days of the Early 1900s
Catherine M. Manley was an Arizona author and the widow of Ray Halleck Manley. The collection contains an unpublished manuscript describing Ray Manley's travels in the southwestern United States and in Mexico.
Goldfield Consolidated Mines Company Records
Included are a report of the general manager, agreement between Goldfield Deep Mines Co. of Nevada and the Eastern Exploration Company, vouchers, payroll work sheets, cancelled paychecks, bylaws, writs of attachment against individual, invoices, and financial ledgers. Materials between 1907-1916; 1935.
R. N. Graves Correspondence
Letterpress copy book of letters from Graves to George R. Spinney and S.P. Dewey who were officers and stockholders in a mine which was not named. The collection contains material from October 16, 1866-June 16, 1867 created by R. N. Graves.
Great Basin National Park Foundation Oral Histories
The Great Basin National Park Foundation Oral History Project begain in the mid-2000s as a way to preserve and document the cultural heritage of the Great Basin in over 60 interviews with individuals who were raised and worked in White Pine County, Nevada and Millard County, Utah. The collection primarily contains oral history recordings by Dave Tilford completed over the course of approximatly 15 years from the mid-2000s-2019.
Hamilton Power, Mining and Transportation Company Correspondence
Letter to Charles Minolitte, stockholder, regarding stockholders' meeting. The collection contains material from October 20, 1914 created by the Hamilton Power, Mining and Transportation Company.
Franklin Harding letter to E.S. Giles
Franklin Harding was a Nevada miner, speculator, and would-be author who was living in Topaz, California at the time he wrote this letter on July 8, 1935. Harding's letter to E.S. Giles in Goldfield, Nevada, discussed his unsuccessful Nevada mining ventures and several books he proposed to write.
Hecla Divide Mining Company Correspondence
Letter from H. C. Pratt, company secretary and treasurer, to delinquent stock holders and notice of sale of stock for payment of assessment. The collection contains material from July 22, 1920 created by the Hecla Divide Mining Company.