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Box and Folder ListSeries I: First National Bank of Cripple Creek Records
Series II: Albert Eugene Carlton
Series III: Leslie Carlton
Series IV: Other Companies
Series V: Assorted material
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Finding Aid of the First National Bank of Cripple Creek Collection, 1893-1966 [1900-1928].
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Title |
First National Bank of Cripple Creek Collection |
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Dates (Inclusive) |
1893-1937 |
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Dates (Bulk) |
1900-1928 |
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Abstract |
Correspondence, financial documentation, legal documentation, reports, minutes, and assorted documentation from 1893 to 1966 highlight the financial workings of the First National Bank of Cripple Creek and Albert Eugene Carlton’s influence in mining companies and other business ventures in the city of Cripple Creek, Colorado, and throughout the United States. |
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Collection Number |
MSS 0301 |
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Size |
87 c.f. (222 boxes) |
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Repository |
Pikes Peak Library District Special Collections |
Albert Eugene Carlton, “Bert,” was born February 20, 1866, in Warren, Illinois. He graduated from Beloit College in Wisconsin and started a merchandise store in Warren after graduation. Due to tuberculosis, he relocated to Colorado Springs, Colorado, in 1889. After he regained his health, he helped Harry Collbran and W. K. Gillett build the Midland Terminal Railroad. He then moved to Cripple Creek and started the Colorado Trading and Transfer Company, with his brother Leslie. They started out supplying firewood and coal to mines and then progressed to hauling gold from the mines to the Midland Terminal Railroad. With one business flourishing, Carlton bought the First National Bank of Cripple Creek from Jim Parker and J. L. Lindsay in 1898, five years after the bank started. He did not retire the Colorado Trading and Transfer Company until June 1903. Interestingly, Carlton eventually bought back Colorado Trading and Transfer Company in 1915 from his rival John T. Milliken.
Several employees, including his brother Leslie, kept the First National Bank of Cripple Creek in working order and assisted Carlton, while he traveled. Cashiers within the bank were Charles DeLongchamp, J. N. Simmons, M. J. Evans, H. R. Kuni, E. C. Newcomb, E. F. May, A. J. Turner, and L. T. Britton, who kept the day to day operations in order. Vice-Presidents included Larry Maroney and Virgil H. Mann, with secretary, Joseph F. Underwood. Liquidation proceedings for the bank did not start until 1971, well after Carlton’s death in 1931.
When Carlton became president of the First National Bank of Cripple Creek, he increased his wealth and was able to invest in mining companies. However, with a knack for reviving failing businesses, he also became involved in several other enterprises. He served as president for: City Bank of Victor; First National Bank of Canon City; Rio Grande Sampling Works in Victor; Cripple Creek Central Railway Company; Doctor-JackPot Mining Company; Findley Mines Company; Golden Cycle Mining and Reduction Company, Holly Sugar Company; and Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining Company. He served as vice-president for the Elkton Consolidated Mining Company. He also had large interests in the Mary McKinney Mine and the Vindicator Consolidated Mine. In 1915, Carlton acquired Golden Cycle Corporation in Colorado Springs from John Tait Milliken.
Carlton was also interested in tunnel construction to prevent flooding in the mines and thus revitalize the district through the construction of Roosevelt Tunnel. Carlton was director and a major shareholder for the Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company, which provided machinery and supplies, while a contractor supplied the labor and paid for electricity. Managed by the Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company, construction for Roosevelt Tunnel began in 1907, after the last attempt to drain the mines with the El Paso Tunnel in 1903, was insufficient. The tunnel was driven through extremely hard granite and extended 15,700 feet. Carlton was also involved as a contractor in the Strickler Tunnel construction associated with the Pikes Peak Power Company in Manitou Springs.
Albert Carlton’s personal life was somewhat secretive. He married Eva J. Stanton of Warren, Illinois, on December 4, 1890. They chose to keep the marriage a secret until he made a fortune. Eight years later Eva made their marriage known in Illinois. However, the marriage ended in divorce and Carlton married Ethel Frizzel in Washington, D.C., in 1901. A. E. Carlton was also a member of several elite clubs including the El Paso Club, Order of Owls, Town and Gown Golf Club, and Denver Country Club to name a few. A. E. Carlton died September 9, 1931, in Pine Valley, north of Colorado Springs, which is now part of the Air Force Academy. Ethel lived in the Penrose Suite at the Broadmoor after his death. She continued to honor her husband’s memory by the way of the Carlton Tunnel constructed in 1941.
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The inventory for Subseries A: First National Bank of Cripple Creek Correspondence, 1893-1937, may be accessed by clicking on the link below. Series I: First National Bank of Cripple Creek Records, 1893-1955Subseries A: Correspondence, 1893-1937
Subseries B: Ledger Correspondence, 1911-1927
Subseries C: Subject Files, 1899-1902
Subseries D: Financial Documentation, 1895-1936
Subseries E: Assorted Material, 1899-1955 Series II: Albert Eugene Carlton, 1898-1919Subseries A: Correspondence
Subseries B: Financial Documentation, 1900-1919 Series III: Leslie Carlton, 1911-1921Series IV: Other Companies, 1897-1966Subseries A: Bank of Victor, 1907-1927
Subseries B: Colorado Trading and Transfer Company, 1916-1966
Subseries C: Doctor-Jackpot Mining Company, 1900-1917
Subseries D: Golden Cycle Mining and Milling Company, 1928-1966
Subseries E: Mining Companies (Alpha, Copeland Ore, Findley and Portland), 1910-1941
Subseries F: Pikes Peak Power Company, 1897-1906
Subseries G: Valley Bank (Phoenix, Arizona), 1914-1915 Series V: Assorted Material, 1897-1953
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Correspondence, financial documentation, legal documentation, reports, minutes, and assorted documentation from 1893 to 1966 highlight the financial workings of the First National Bank of Cripple Creek and also Albert Eugene Carlton’s influence in mining companies and other business ventures in the city of Cripple Creek and throughout the United States. The collection is divided into two main series: The First National Bank of Cripple Creek and the personal papers of A. E. Carlton, who is president of the bank. The remaining series regarding other companies and Mr. Carlton’s brother Leslie are significantly smaller segments of the collection at large. A more detailed description of each series is printed below.
Metal pins and paper clips were removed from materials. Several of the materials are in poor condition with singed edges, rust marks, water damage and dirt covering the documents. Some materials were photocopied due to such poor conditions.
This collection contains English, German, Spanish, and French languages.
SERIES I: FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CRIPPLE CREEK SERIES
Subseries A: Correspondence
Information found in the bank series correspondence includes requests for employment, routine banking business, inquiries about stock recommendations, credit checks, and insurance. Unrelated finance topics such as labor strikes, mining, and tunnel construction can also be found in the correspondence. For a more detailed list of subjects refer to the listing below. It is not an inclusive list of subjects, nor is the collection indexed by personal name. Documents are filed under the business name or by the individual’s name if it is addressed to a private party. There are numerous accounts of businesses contacting the First National Bank for credit information regarding an individual. The information that the bank provides includes age, marital status, employment, income, and character summations. Those marked “United States” refer to different departments in the federal government such as the Treasury Department or Department of the Interior.
Multiple authors of the correspondence are found in this series including: Albert Carlton, Leslie Carlton, and cashiers. Other formats also found in the correspondence folders include: statements, invoices, minutes, reports, etc.
Verbatim folder titles were retained. A few materials were found in file boxes, these folders have been identified as such. These were somewhat unique since almost all of the material was already in folders. However, due to the alphabetical organization it can be inferred that the materials were once originally housed in file boxes, too. Materials within the series are arranged chronologically and then alphabetically.
Some correspondence has a numeric code. A key is found at the end of the series in box 103. Other keys are located throughout the collection. Some keys were time specific, with an expiration date. Subseries A: First National Bank of Cripple Creek Correspondence Subject ListingBank Leased as Post OfficePhilpott-Putnam, 1926 (offer rejected)
Carlton, Leslie G. (July-Nov.), 1926 (leasing bank) BusinessesGa-Gn, 1908 (photo of The Joyce on letterhead)
To be filed, 1913-1918 (public sale of bottling outfit)
Hoeckel-Hutchinson, 1917 (Annual Report for Holly Sugar Corp.)
Peppers, I.N., 1917 (map and panoramic view of Peppers Garden)
B-R, 1919 (American Red Cross Teller County Chapter Minutes, 1979)
American-Auto, 1928 (To the stockholders of Alexander Industries) CodesTo be filed, 1904-1917 (codes in telegrams with key)
N-Q, 1907 (code for Pueblo Grain and Stock Brokerage Company)
Pl-Q, 1908 (code for Pueblo Grain and Stock Brokerage Company) Credit ChecksMisc and unidentified, 1916 (credit ratings)
Denver-Draper, 1925 (credit reference)
L. G. Carlton (May-Dec.),1926 (reducing credit based on behavior)
L, 1937 (La Junta Finance Company) ForgeryBank file, 1896-1904, 1932
Pacific Mutual-Pinkertons, 1910
P-Q, 1911
Perkins-Pinkerton, 1917
McArthur-McKinney, 1918
Moritz-Mutual, 1928
Pinkerton Detective Agency, 1901 FluGold Dollar-Gustin,1918 (deaths in district)
Godfrey-Golden, 1919 (closings due to flu epidemic) Hospitals/Health CareC-T, 1901 (hospital addition)
D, 1907 (contracts for work done on building)
D, 1911 (consolidation)
R, 1915 (Christmas seals to support Rocky Mountain Public Health Association and TB)
Server & Ames-Slothower, 1916 (Montcalm Sanatorium)
To be filed, 1917-1930 (cost of patient)
Carlton, Leslie G. (April-Nov.), 1918 (consolidation)
Carlton, Leslie G. (July-Nov.), 1926 (hospital debt) InsuranceMann, Virgil H. (June), 1926 (fire insurance-gasoline to wash clothes, burns down house)
N-O, 1911 (insurance position regarding theft)
H-J, #379, 1921-1922 (prisoner wanting to keep insurance for daughter) Ku Klux KlanMann, Virgil H. (March 19-March 31), 1925 (politics and the Ku Klux Klan)
Hogsett-Holly N. Sugar Co., 1926 (influence of Klan in lodge affairs) Labor StrikeO, 1910 (Western Federation of Miners)
Wood-Z, 1914 (Woodland Mercantile Co. discusses strike affecting business) Legal DocumentationAssorted, 1901-1904 (Will of Patrick Fitzwilliam)
To be filed, 1904-1917 (List of district court jurors) LoansSmith-Southwestern Mercantile Agency, 1913 (providing information about other business as payment on loan)
Carlton, A.E. (DeLongchamps, Joe and J.C.), 1917 (sympathy loans)
Milhiser-Moody, 1925 (loan application for Harold Nivens)
Mann, Virgil H. (April-May), 1926 (car loan of deceased)
Mann, Virgil H. (June), 1926 (car loan of deceased)
Philpott-Putnam, 1926 (student loan) MiningMe-Mi, 1907 (Christmas mine)
To be filed, 1909-1918 (Golden Cycle Mill abstract of ore received)
D, 1911 (Doctor Jack Pot Mining Co. quarterly report)
To be filed, 1914-1918 (El Paso Consolidated Gold Mining Co. minutes, 1915)
Walbridge-West, 1913 (Consolidated Copper Creek Mining Co. and Delmonico Mine)
Stratton-Sylvester, 1926 (drawing of grey eagle claim)
Carlton, Leslie G. (June), 1927 (Matt Korff’s accident in mine) PersonnelDelongchamps and Carlton, 1910-1911 (handwritten notes by Carlton concerning destruction of letters)
To be filed, 1912, undated (description of duties of positions, cashier, teller, bookkeeper, etc.)
Bell-Binns, 1914 (DeLongchamp’s wife)
Daily-Denver, 1926 (DeLongchamp corresponding with son about handling both banks)
N-O, 1927 (requesting recommendation of salesman)
To be filed, 1902, 1910, 1926 (DeLongchamp’s resignation) Pinkerton Detective AgencyPinkerton Detective Agency, 1901(information about forgery)
Pl-Q, 1908 (inquiring about attorney F. M. Jeffery)
Pacific Mutual-Pinkertons, 1910 (forgery, Pinkerton’s Bank and Bankers’ Protection)
P-Q, 1911 (forgery)
McArthur-McKinney, 1918 (forgery) PropertyTo be filed, 1913-1918 (Public sale of transfer outfit and bottling outfit)
Pikes Peak-Quentin, 1924 (Little Nell Property) PublicationsChilds-Colorado, 1918 (Colorado Weekly Industrial Review and The Manufacturer)
McLain-Mason, 1918 (Industrial News Bureau and The Manufacturer)
T, 1927 (Teller County Farm Circulars) Spencer PenrosePage-Piasek, 1924 (Christmas Turkey for Colonel J. S. Wright)
Patons-Phillips, 1926 (Christmas Turkey to Col. James S. Wright)
B, 1927 (Christmas Turkey to Colonel James S. Wright) Stock Loan InspectionsLaCroix-Lewin, 1916
Diamond-Dworkin, 1916
Gates-Godfrey, 1918 Teller CountyC-D, 1909 (transcript of files in clerk’s office, deeds, mortgages, power of attorney)
City of C.C.-Custer, 1911 (transcripts of files in clerk’s office)
Misc., 1923-1926 (Budget for Teller County, 1926)
Misc., 1923-1929 (Audit for Teller County, 1926) TunnelsTo be filed, 1904-1917 (safety at Roosevelt Tunnel)
C-D, 1909 (ledger balances of Roosevelt Tunnel)
Andrus-Avery, 1927 (bill to redistrict Moffat Tunnel)
P-Q, 1927 (redistricting of Moffat Tunnel) AssortedAssorted, 1900-1920 (murder in Mexico, quarantined from flu, mine fire)
C-T, 1901(congratulations on Carlton’s marriage)
To be filed, 1910-1915 (Town of Eaton’s Water Works)
L, 1912 (Carlton’s support of political candidate)
To be filed, 1913-1918 (well managed banks caring for the losses of the weak banks)
United States Comptroller of Currency, 1913 (hypothecation of stock--board of directors; certificates of destruction for mutilated notes)
Bahten-Beir, 1914 (bankruptcy)
Colorado Springs-Conley, 1919 (Colorado State Board of Immigration lists those interested in businesses, homes, land values)
Misc., 1923-1926 (Reliable Detective Bureau investigates those that owe money and how to acquire money)
Table Mesa Oil Co.-Thompson, 1926 (estimate of earnings for the bank)
Holly Sugar Corporation, 1926 (Bank of Victor absorbed into First National Bank)
Subseries B: Ledger Correspondence
Ledger correspondence appears to be from the cashier’s records. Much of the communication is day-to-day business dealings. Also included are invoices and other financial documentation, which were kept with the correspondence to maintain a context for the collection. Overall not all of the ledgers were retained, only a sampling of the ledgers were kept. All documents have two holes in the top from the rings of the ledger. Ledger #716 contains a document titled “Items remaining from original bad list,” which includes a list of names and amounts owed and information concerning land, stocks, livestock and crops. Ledger #702 includes information about the Federal Reserve System. Ledger #668 includes information regarding the Pinkerton Detective Agency. Ledger #666 mentions the municipal water works bonds in Manitou Springs and a request to keep the state militia in the strike distance. Ledger #675 also mentions the state militia.
Subseries C: Subject Files
Subject files contain drafts for collection from companies outside of Colorado all across the U.S. requesting referrals for attorneys and collection agencies. The files appear to belong to the cashier of the bank and capture only a short period of time from 1899 to 1902. Not all of the subject files were retained due to limited research value. The original folder files had the file names written on masking tape attached to the file tab. It is believed that these were not the original files from 1900, but were how they were received at the library.
Subseries D: Financial Documentation
“Bills” within this series include invoices from a variety of businesses. Some also appear to include personal expenses such as laundry. “Bills discounted” is a listing of alphabetical names, interest rates, monthly payments, and a balance for loans. “Condition reports” are printed reports of total resources and liabilities of the bank that were then posted in the newspaper. “Documents” refer to mortgages, deeds, taxes, etc. “Financial Statements” contain information about companies in the form of board minutes, notices to stockholders, condition reports and other financial documentation. A detailed listing of the companies mentioned is provided below: Financial Statements, 1909-1910Clements Leasing Company
Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company
Golden Cycle Mining Company
Kinzua Lumber Company Financial Statements (E-M), 1912Elkton consolidated Mining and Milling Company
Report on power plant of Elkton Consolidated Mining Company
Dr. Jackpot Mining Company
Jerry Johnson Gold Mining Company
Mary McKinney Mining Company Financial Statements (P-W), 1912Pharmacist Consolidated Mining Company
Vindicator Consolidated Gold Mining Company Financial Statements, 1913, 1915Pharmacist Gold Mining Co. Financial Statements A, 1914Aztec Irrigation Company Financial Statements (B-W), 1914Bank of Victor
Elkton Consolidated Mining and Milling Company
First National Bank of Cripple Creek U. S. Depository
First National Bank of Chattanooga, Tenn.
Peoples Home Bank
Ray Development Company
Rose Maud Gold Mining Company
Seoul Mining Company
United States Bank and Trust Company, Grand Junction, CO Financial Statements, 1914Rose Maud Gold Mining Company Financial Statements (A-C), 1915Bank of Victor
State of Colorado, Office of State Bank Commissioner Financial Statements (A-D), 1915Aloha Gold Mining Co.
Colorado King Mining Co.
Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Co.
Doctor Jack Pot Mining Co. Financial Statements, 1915Elkton Consolidated Mining and Milling Company Financial Statements (E-N), 1915El Paso Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Elkton Consolidated Mining and Milling Co.
Farmers Bank and Trust Co.
Grand River Valley Railway Co.
Home Gas and Electric Co.
Isabella Mines Co.
Marinette Water Power and Ice Co.
Mine Owners Association
Mountain Beauty Mines Co.
Pikes Peak Fuel Co.
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel Co. Financial Statements (F-S), 1915Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Mid-Colorado Oil Company
Pikes Peak Auto Highway Co.
Port Graham Coal Mine
Rose Maud Gold Mining Co.
St. Andrew’s Parish – Cripple Creek –Annual Report
Seoul Mining Co.
Southwestern Sugar and Land Co. Financial Statements (O-V), 1915Orville Dredging Company
Pharmacist Gold Mining Co.
Pikes Peak Auto Highway Co.
Portland Mill
Roosevelt Tunnel
Seoul Mining Co. Financial Statements (V-W), 1915Valley Bank
Western Alkali Manufacturing Co. Financial Statements, 1915Home Gas and Electric Company, Greeley, Colorado
Vindicator Consolidated Gold Mining Company Financial Statements (B-C), 1916Bank of Victor
Blue Bird Gold Mining and Milling Company
Colorado School of Mines
Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Company
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company
Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company (number of feet driven 1915-1916) Financial Statements (B-M), 1916El Paso Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Elkton Consolidated Mining and Milling Company
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Holly Sugar Company
Midwest Tunnel Company Financial Statements (C-G), 1916Elkton Consolidated Mining and Milling Co.
Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Co. Financial Statements (D-H), 1916Doctor Jack Pot Mining Company
El Paso Consolidated Gold Mining Company
Findley Mines Company
First National Bank of Canon City, Colorado Financial Statements (K-V), 1916George A. Killam rents
Seoul Mining Company
Stockmens bank of Collbran
United Gold Mines Company
Vindicator Consolidated Gold Mining Company Financial Statements (K-Z), 1916George A. Killam
Seoul Mining Company Financial Statements (misc.), 1916United Gold Mines Company (Wild Horse, Damon, W. P. H. and Jerry Johnson Properties)
List of employees certified by Civil Service Commission Financial Statements (N-Z), 1916Pan American Petroleum and Transport Company
Pikes Peak Auto Highway Company
Seoul Mining Company
Sheridan Sugar Company
Western Sugar and Land Syndicate
E. S. Zell (Blue Bird Gold Mining and Milling Company) Financial Statements (A-Z), 1917Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Company Financial Statements (B-D), 1917John Burnham and Company
Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Company
Cripple Creek Central Railway
Dr. Jack Pot Mining Company Financial Statements (G-W), 1917Golden Cycle Mining and Reduction Company
Holly Sugar Corporation
Vindicator Consolidated Gold Mining Company Financial Statements (A-N), 1918First National Bank, notes carried for others
Colorado Midland
Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining and Milling Company
Cripple Creek Central Railway Company
Doctor Jack Pot Mining Company
Mid-Colorado Oil Company
Subseries E: Assorted Material
“Assorted material” includes correspondence, ephemera, reports, etc. Assorted material for 1926 includes a cattle inspection report for the Grand Valley National Bank. “Teller County Transcripts” lists deeds, mortgages, affidavits of labor, and bills of sale.
SERIES II: ALBERT EUGENE CARLTON SERIES
Subseries A: Correspondence
The correspondence of A. E. Carlton, president of the bank, includes both personal and business material. Topics of discussion are very similar to the First National Bank correspondence in terms of business. However, personal correspondence reflects a variety of topics from politics to family members. Below is a subject listing for Carlton’s correspondence. It is not an inclusive list of subjects, nor is the collection indexed by personal name. Often the cashier’s letters are found in Carlton’s files, too. Some correspondence folders include other formats of materials including invoices, statements, minutes, announcement cards, etc. Materials are arranged chronologically and then alphabetically. Subseries A: Albert Eugene Carlton Correspondence Subject ListingLaborStrikes, 1900 (Stimson striker)
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1902-1905
Labor Strike, 1902-1907 (minutes of the Business Men of the Citizens Alliance)
A-E, 1904
F-W, 1904
P-W, 1904
S-W, 1906 (Letter from J. T. Thorpe about labor strike)
Ta-Tucker, 1906 (Thiel Detective Service about Meyer-Haywood and Western Federation of Miners)
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1906-1908 (Western Federation, Bill Haywood trial, assassination of Frank Steunenberg)
Haymes-Hendrie, 1908
H. J. Turner, 1909 (Carlton’s opinion about Western Federation of Miners)
“R-S, 1913” (Hobbs/Pinkerton)
Strickland, Dudley W., 1913 (John H. Hobbs vs. Carlton law case) LawsuitsLaw Case, 1898 (J. A. Whiting and Wilson and Company versus First National Bank of Cripple Creek, public auction of lots)
Important-Lumber case, 1902 (unlawfully removed pine trees filed by Maroney Lumber company)
Planet Oil Company, 1902
Strickland, Dudley W., 1913 (John H. Hobbs vs. Carlton) MinesElections, 1900 (vote of miners)
AEC-Important, 1901 (stolen ore)
H-M, 1904 (To the stockholders of Mineral Farm Consolidated Mining Company)
T-V, 1904 (To the stockholders of Golden Cycle Mining Company)
To be filed, 1907-1918 (annual report of Dante Gold Mining Company)
A, 1909 (report of accident to an employee, died in mine shaft, fractured jaw and injured skull)
B-Boe, 1909 (Statement for Block Gold Mining and Leasing Company)
Booth-Burbridge, 1909 (Report of accident for John W. Brooks)
C. K. and N. Coal Company-Causey, 1909 (Mary Cashen Mines Company balance sheet)
Dolan-Dunn, 1909 (Report of accident for John Dorian)
Mines and Minerals-Myers, 1909 (Murdoch exploration and drainage tunnels, Mexico, State of Hidalgo)
Misc., and unidentified, 1909 (Meter record at shaft and crew reports)
R, 1909 (Information about El Canalena Mine in Sonora, Mexico. Report of accident to an employee for Bruce Rutherford)
“Misc, 1910” (meter readings at shaft)
To be filed, 1913-1915 (Elkton consolidated Mining minutes)
To be filed, 1913-1915 (colored map of individual’s interests on plat map)
E-F, 1914 (Minutes of Elkton Consolidated Mining and Milling Company)
Bauer-Blackmer, 1916 (history of Golden Cycle Mining and Milling Company) PersonalA. E. Carlton-Important, 1899-1914 (1 of 2) (alimony due, Carlton vs. Carlton)
T-W, 1902 (Dr. Webb’s note concerning Mrs. Carleton’s mother’s health)
Personal, 1904 (Ethel Carlton’s father’s death)
Seymour-Simplex, 1910 (“best fighter in the world”)
C.-Causey, 1914 (Housekeeping agreement between A. E. Carlton and H. M. Carlton) TunnelsCom-Cou, 1908
Dahl-Delongchamp, 1908 (cost comparison of Cripple Creek drainage tunnel to Yak tunnel)
J. Geo Leyner, Engineering Works, 1908
To be filed, 1908-1915 (statement and report on tunnel in 1912)
Con-Cripple Creek Club Ass’n, 1909
Williams-Y, 1909
“Johnson-Judson, 1910”, (Roosevelt tunnel)
To be filed, 1911-1915, 1925 (two reports on tunnel)
Carlton, V. T.-Cullen, 1912
Colorado Title and Trust Company-Cripple Creek Central Railway Company, 1912
To be filed, 1918 (meter reading at portal shaft; tunnel and cars hoisted at intermediate shaft) AssortedElections, 1900 (registered voters, vote of miners)
Judges, 1900 (selling juries)
City government Cripple Creek and Victor District, 1900, 1901, 1914 (Teller County runs out of funds)
L-O, 1902 (Victor Orphanage)
To be filed, 1902-1913 (Pikes Peak Power company purchased by George Taff)
A-C, 1903 (Agreement between Vulcan Oil and F. G. Bonfils, John Morgan and Carlton)
Mines-Musser, 1908 (election fraud)
U-V, 1909 (accident report for Theo Vosburgh)
B-Bellan, 1910 (women suffrage)
City of Cripple Creek-Custer, 1911 (transcript of files in county clerk’s office)
Simonton-Stock, 1913 (motion picture)
Thatcher, T. J.-Tynan, 1913 (Colorado State Penitentiary; Mesa Verde)
Simmons, J. N. (Sept. 3-Oct. 15), 1914 (key to code used during correspondence)
Sachs-Siegfried, 1915 (flyer about Edison’s new invention: Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph)
Bauer-Blackmer, 1916 (history about Golden Cycle Mining Company)
Hawkins-Hobbs, 1916 (Holly Sugar Company)
Sadler-Siegfried, 1917 (Board minutes for Sheridan Sugar Company)
Subseries B: Financial Documentation
Not all of Carlton’s financial records were retained. Only a sampling of the bills were kept. The file Misc.-B, 1916 contains household expenses. The folder M-N, 1916 contains a bill from MacLaren and Thomas architects for drawings of a bandstand in Monument Valley Park.
SERIES III: LESLIE CARLTON SERIES
This series is a small portion of the collection. However, it does include correspondence from A. E. Carlton in consultation with his brother, Leslie. The folder "H, 1916" includes wages of miners as well as minutes from the Holly Sugar Company. Folder "D-E, 1916" includes material concerning the District Hospital Association.
SERIES IV: OTHER COMPANIES
Subseries A: Bank of Victor
The Bank of Victor records include audits from 1913 to 1925. Audits include loan information as do the “bonds, bill and notes” folder. The buckmaster file contains information about property concerning Richard Buckmaster, Osteopathic Physician. The file on Maud Allen includes property and insurance information. Legal documentation includes contracts with insurance companies, garnishee notices, bankrupt’s petition for discharge, letter of guardianship, and estate information. The proxy folder includes individual’s who appoint A. E. Carlton and J. N. Simmons to vote for them at the stockholder meetings of the Bank of Victor. The assorted material folder houses a letter from the Continental and Commercial National Bank about the new German Reichsmark. Additionally, there is a legal document in which J. C. DeLongchamps, Vice President of the Bank of Victor, recounts the history of the bank including ownership by D. H. Moffatt, and borrowing funds from John T. Milliken of the Golden Cycle Mining Company.
Subseries B: Colorado Trading and Transfer Company
The Colorado Trading and Transfer Company subseries mostly contains statements. However, there is labor data for a ballast pit operation including car numbers, as well as identifying the shovel runner and helper.
Subseries C: Doctor-Jackpot Mining Company
Correspondence in the Doctor-Jackpot Mining Company subseries provides information on equipment, supplies, wages, financial status of the company, stock shares, reports of accident, insurance, staffing, water level of the mine, and leasing. The Countryman-Frost, 1907-1908, folder includes a Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company statement and update. Folder A-D, 1910, provides information on the Roosevelt Tunnel and a quarterly report for the Doctor-Jackpot Mining Company. Folder Ho-O, 1914, includes court cases against Doctor Jackpot by Monarch Mountain, Roxana, and Connell and Bell. Folder H-L, 1915, includes an accident report for James R. Jennings. This same folder also advertises a “lungmotor” for sale, which is a respirator. Folder S-Z, 1916, includes a report to the IRS regarding the Vindicator. The miscellaneous folder includes a list of stockholders, bristol’s recording volt meter, handwritten notes, list of proxies, minutes, and a letter in French. “Reports, documents, misc.” includes court cases of S. C. Paxson, Teller County’s Treasurer, versus the Cresson Consolidated Mine and Acacia Gold Mining Company.
Subseries D: Mining Companies
The Mining Companies in this subseries are: Aloha Gold Mining Company, Copeland Ore Sampling Company, Elkton Gold Mining Company, Findley Mines Company, Isabella Mines Company, Midget Consolidated Gold Mining Company, and Portland Gold Mining Company.
The Findley Mines Company miscellaneous folder includes a copy of the October 1911 Quarterly of the Colorado School of Mines, which provides a summary of Stratton’s Independence Mill and the New Portland Mill. This folder also includes recommendations for the Findley mine from an inspector. The K-W, 1913, folder includes a Findley-Stratton suit. A stockholder is upset about the value of the stock. The folder H, 1914, continues the discussion about the Findley versus Stratton estate.
Also included in this subseries are payroll and accident reports of miners. Payroll records are from the Cresson Consolidated Mine, Mary McKinney Mine, Pikes Peak Fuel Company, Golden Cycle Corporation and LeClair Consolidated Mine. The accident and sickness report folder contains a comparison report of injuries from different mines in 1941. Items tallied include eye, foot, head injuries, lost time, and frequency and severity of injuries. Individual reports are linked to the state compensation insurance fund.
Subseries E: Pikes Peak Power Company
Correspondence of the Pikes Peak Power Company in Manitou Springs, Colorado primarly discusses the Strickler Tunnel and legal action. A cost per foot break down in terms of labor, supplies, coal, etc. for the Strickler Tunnel is found in the 1897-1902 folder. A month by month breakdown of costs of labor, explosives, and supplies in chart form is located in the 1899-1906 folder. In the 1899-1903 folder a statement by J. L. Ohle, superintendent of the power company, is provided.
Subseries F: Valley Bank (Phoenix, Arizona)
The Valley Bank is located in Phoenix, Arizona. Files contain correspondence between individuals in Phoenix, Arizona, and the cashier for the Bank of Victor and the First National Bank of Cripple Creek. The First National Bank of Cripple Creek purchased warrants from the State of Arizona and school districts in the sum of $22,536. This agreement is found in the list of notes folder. This same folder also includes descriptive information about the circumstances of the loan, if the loan will be repaid and under what actions.
SERIES V: ASSORTED MATERIAL
Assorted newspapers in this series include a German newspaper, Cripple Creek Times, Victor Daily Record, Morning Times and Daily Mining Record. The petition to designate Cripple Creek as Anti-Saloon Territory has been flattened and encapsulated in mylar. The petition is in very poor shape with several tears.
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Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Copy Restrictions
The researcher assumes full responsibility for conforming with the laws of libel, privacy, and copyright which may be involved in the use of this collection.
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First National Bank of Cripple Creek Records, 1893-1966. MSS 0301. Pikes Peak Library District Special Collections
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Amy Ziegler processed this collection in September 2009. Both Sharon Konen and Traci West aided in processing.
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This collection was transferred to the Pikes Peak Library District in 1986.
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Albert E. Carlton - William K. Gillett, Correspondence MSS 0166
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Box and Folder List
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Subseries A: Correspondence |
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Subseries B: Ledger Correspondence |
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Ledger (1 of 2), July 1911-February 1914 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), July 1911-February 1914 |
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Ledger #687 (1 of 2), December 1912-December 1914 |
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Ledger #687 (2 of 2), December 1912-December 1914 |
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Ledger (1 of 2), June 1913-January 1914 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), June 1913-January 1914 |
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Ledger #668 (1 of 2), July 1913-May 1914 |
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Ledger #668 (2 of 2), July 1913-May 1914 |
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Ledger #671 (1 of 2), July 1913-June 1914 |
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Ledger #671 (2 of 2), July 1913-June 1914 |
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Ledger #660 (1 of 2), August 1913-March 1914 |
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Ledger #660 (2 of 2), August 1913-March 1914 |
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Ledger (1 of 2), November 1913-February 1914 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), November 1913-February 1914 |
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Ledger #666 (1 of 2), December 1913-May 1914 |
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Ledger #666 (2 of 2), December 1913-May 1914 |
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Ledger #675 (1 of 2), May-August, 1914 |
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Ledger #675 (2 of 2), May-August, 1914 |
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Ledger #702 (1 of 2), June 1914-May 1915 |
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Ledger #702 (2 of 2), June 1914-May 1915 |
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Ledger #689 (1 of 2), September 1914-February 1915 |
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Ledger #689 (2 of 2), September 1914-February 1915 |
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Ledger #707 (1 of 2), December 1914-July 1915 |
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Ledger #707 (2 of 2), December 1914-July 1915 |
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Ledger #716 (1 of 2), July 1915-November 1915 |
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Ledger #716 (2 of 2), July 1915-November 1915 |
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Ledger #761 (1 of 2), April 1917-February 1918 |
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Ledger #761 (2 of 2), April 1917-February 1918 |
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Ledger #808 (1 of 2), May 1919-February 1920 |
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Ledger #808 (2 of 2), May 1919-February 1920 |
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Ledger #326, Misc. Colorado Banks (1 of 2), February 1920-January 1921 |
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Ledger #326, Misc. Colorado Banks (2 of 2), February 1920-January 1921 |
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Ledger #846 (1 of 2), October 1920-March 1922 |
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Ledger #846 (2 of 2), October 1920-March 1922 |
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Ledger (1 of 2), June 1924-April 1926 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), June 1924-April 1926 |
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Ledger (1 of 2), January 1925-April 1926 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), January 1925-April 1926 |
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Ledger (1 of 2), January 1926-September 1926 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), January 1926-September 1926 |
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Ledger (1 of 2), March 1926-June 1927 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), March 1926-June 1927 |
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Ledger (1 of 2), June 1926-April 1927 |
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Ledger (2 of 2), June 1926-April 1927 |
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Subseries C: Subject Files |
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Acacia G. M. and Company, 1900 |
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Advance Thresher Company, 1900 |
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G. E. Ady and Company, 1902 |
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Ainsworth and Sons, 1901 |
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L. L. Aitken and Company, 1900 |
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Allaire Woodward and Company, 1901 |
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Allen County Investment Company, 1901-1902 |
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Alma Spinning and Power Loom Works, 1900 |
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The Altman Water Company, 1900 |
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Aluminum Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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American Arithometer Company, 1900-1901 |
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American Bankers Association, 1901 |
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American Bonding and Trust Company, 1901 |
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American Bread and Pastry Board Company, 1900 |
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American Can Company, 1901 |
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American and English Encyclopedia of Law, 1900 |
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American Express Company, 1901 |
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American Publishing Company, 1900 |
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American Soda Fountain Company, 1900-1901 |
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American Specialty Stamping Company, 1900 |
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App Engraving Company, 1900-1901 |
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Anaconda, 1900 |
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Anaconda/Vindicator, 1901 |
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Arkins, Chas T., 1900 |
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Armour Packing Company, 1900-1901 |
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Wm. H. Armour, 1901 |
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James J. Armstrong, 1900 |
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L. D. Arthur Lumber Company, 1901 |
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Asienios Mining Company, 1900-1901 |
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Edith Atkinson, 1901 |
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Everett Aughenbaugh Merchant Millers, 1899 |
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Avondale Distilling Company, 1900 |
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Baer, John, 1900-1901 |
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Baker Hardware Company, 1901 |
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Baker-Vawter Company, 1900 |
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Bancroft-Whitney Company, 1900 |
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Bank Register Company, 1901 |
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Bankers Gold Mining and Treasury, 1900 |
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Bankers Life Association, 1900 |
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Bankers Mutual Casualty Company, 1901 |
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Bankers Publications, 1900 |
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John Barbee, 1901 |
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Barnes-Crosby Company, 1900 |
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Barlett and Smith, 1901 |
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Thos. Bath, 1901 |
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Baum Iron Company, 1901 |
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Geo. A. Bayle, 1900 |
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M. S. Beal, 1901 |
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Beacon Mining and Leasing Company, 1901 |
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Beck and Corbitt Iron Company, 1900 |
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Rodney Beebe, 1901 |
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Beebe-Crauel Pickle Company, 1901 |
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Annie Beideman, 1901 |
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Bell, J. T., 1900 |
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F. S. Bennett, 1901 |
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Benziger Brothers, 1900 |
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Best and Russell Company, 1900-1901 |
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Bill and Caldwell, 1900-1901 |
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H. W. Bingham, 1900 |
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Blackmer and McAllister, 1900-1901 |
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C. F. Blanke Tea and Coffee Company, 1900-1901 |
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Blees-Moore Instrument Company, 1900 |
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Alma E. Bliss, 1900 |
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Bliss Syrup Refining Company, 1900 |
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Blue Bird Mine, 1901 |
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Blue Valley Plaster Company, 1900 |
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Board of County Commissioners, 1900 |
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Bogue Lead Company, 1900 |
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Bohm-Bristol Company, 1901 |
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Mrs. Louisa Bohm, 1901 |
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Bonnie Brothers, 1900-1901 |
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Bonnie Nell Stock, 1901-1902 |
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M. Born and Company, 1900-1901 |
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The Boston and Denver Consolidated Mines and Milling Company, 1901 |
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Wilbert Bowen, 1901 |
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L. C. Boyd, 1900 |
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Bradley and Metcalf Company, 1900 |
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Bradstreet and Company, 1900-1901 |
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Braman, 1901 |
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Mrs. A. B. Brannon, 1901 |
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Maude Brandon, 1900 |
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J. R. Brandon, 1901 |
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A. H. Brass, 1901 |
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Gus v. Brecht B. S. C., 1900 |
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P. W. Breeze, 1900-1902 |
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E. M. Brewster, 1900 |
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Bridaham-Quereau Drug Company, 1901 |
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Mr. John Bridges, 1901 |
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F. J. Bridman, 1901 |
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Bright and Davidson, 1902 |
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Brogelman, Robert, 1900 |
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Brown, William, 1901 |
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Brown and Bigelow, 1901 |
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Brown Brothers and Company, 1900 |
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S. T. Hamilton, 1901 |
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Brown Shoe Company, 1901-1902 |
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J. T. S. Brown and Sons Distillers, 1901 |
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Brunswick-Balke Collender Company, 1900 |
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Buckeye Buggy Company, 1900-1901 |
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H. E. Bucklen and Company, 1901 |
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Bull Hill Consolidated Mining Company, 1901 |
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Bureau of National Literature and Art, 1901 |
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W. T. Burke, 1901 |
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F. W. Burnham, 1900 |
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Brunham, Hanna, Munger and Company, 1900 |
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Burnam, Bennett and Company, 1901 |
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Burley and Tyrrell, 1901 |
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Effie C. Burns, 1900 |
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Butler Brothers, 1900 |
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E. S. Butterfield, Postal Telegraph Cable Company, 1900 |
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W. H. Butterfield and Son, 1900 |
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E. A. Clifford, 1901 |
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Carrie S. Gold Mine, 1900 |
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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia and Atlas, 1901 |
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Clinical Review, 1901 |
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Clough and Anderson, 1901 |
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Collections, 1898 |
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Collections, 1898-1923 |
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Collections, 1899 |
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Collections #1, 1900 |
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Collections #2, 1900 |
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Collections #1, 1901 |
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Collections #2, 1901 |
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Collections, 1902 |
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Collections, 1907 |
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Collections, 1908 |
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Collection History of Albert R. Snyder, 1918-1920 |
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Colorado Electric Power Company, 1901 |
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Colorado News Company, 1901 |
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Colorado Packing and Provision Company, 1901 |
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Colorado Springs Gazette, 1901 |
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts, 1901 |
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Continental Creamery Company, 1901 |
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Coriolanus Gold Mining Company, 1900-1901 |
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Jennie Coughlin, 1901 |
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Thomas Craig, 1901 |
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W. H. Crawford and Company Southern Colonizers, 1901 |
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Ed P. Creighton, 1901 |
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Joseph Creswell Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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Cripple Creek Columbia Mining Company, 1900 |
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Cripple Creek and Georgetown Gold Mining Company, 1900 |
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Cripple Creek Water Company, 1901 |
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Crockery Bakery, 1901 |
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Crofts and Reed, 1901-1902 |
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Crump Brothers, 1901 |
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Crystal Spring Distillery Company, 1901 |
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B. F. Cummings Company, 1902 |
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Rachel Cummings, 1901 |
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J. B. Cunningham, 1901 |
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Sam'l I. Davis Y Ca, 1901 |
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Denver City Tramway Company, 1900 |
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Denver Laundry Supply Company, 1901 |
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Denver Lithographing Company, 1901 |
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Denver Novelty Works, 1901 |
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Denver Rubber Company, 1901 |
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Denver and South Western Railroad Company, 1901 |
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Dorcas Mining Milling and Development Company, 1901 |
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Dr. Jackpot Mine, December 1900-March 1901 |
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Dr. Jackpot Mine, April 1901-January 1902 |
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Duck Brand Company, 1901 |
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R. G. Dun and Company, 1901 |
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The Eckert Gold Mining and Milling Company, 1900 |
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Edsall, Key and Company, 1900 |
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Ege and Bryan Mines and Mining Stock, 1900 |
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El Paso Gold Mining Company, 1901 |
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Charles Emmerick and Company, 1900 |
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H. M. England, 1889 |
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Equitable Life Assurance Society, 1901 |
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Estey and Camp, 1899 |
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Estey Mining and Milling Company, 1901 |
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Eureka Cigar Factory, 1900 |
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Eureka Soap Works, 1900 |
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David G. Evans and Company, 1899-1900 |
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Executive Committee of the Indianapolis Monetary Convention, 1900 |
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Ezra Farnsworth, 1900 |
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William W. Fay Clerk and Recorder Chaffee County, 1899 |
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Donald Ferguson, 1899-1900 |
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Cornelius Ferris, 1900 |
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Mary F. Fenton, 1900 |
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Financial Contract Security Company, 1900 |
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Findley Gold Mining Company, 1899-1900 |
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J. J. Fink, 1899 |
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Julius Fish and Company, 1900 |
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Asa Fisher, 1900 |
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A. O. Fisher and Company, 1900 |
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Harvey Fisk and Sons, 1900 |
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Fitts Brokerage Company, 1899 |
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Mrs. John Fitzger, 1900 |
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M. S. Fleishman Company, 1900 |
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J. Floersheim, Kunstadter and Company, 1899-1900 |
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T. H. Flood and Company, 1900 |
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Florence and Cripple Creek Railroad Company, 1899-1900 |
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Will D. Forbes, 1899 |
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Foreman Bros. Banking Company, 1900 |
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F. G. Foreshaw, 1899 |
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Four Metals Mining Company, 1900 |
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Fox River Butter Company, 1899 |
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N. A. Frankel and Company, 1900 |
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Franklin MacVeagh and Company, 1899-1900 |
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J. C. Fraser, 1900 |
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Charles Frazier and Company, 1899 |
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Free Coinage Gold Mining Company, 1900 |
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French Garment Company, 1900 |
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Lazard Freres, 1900 |
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E. Frick and Son, 1899 |
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Friedman Bros. Shoe Company, 1900 |
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Friedman Cloaks, 1899-1900 |
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A. Friedman and Company, 1899 |
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Furniture Manufacturers Syndicate, 1899 |
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John C. Gallup and Company, 1899-1900 |
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Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company, 1899 |
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W. M. Garland and Company, 1900 |
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Gast-Paul Directory Company, 1900 |
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Gast Wine Company, 1899 |
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Gebbie Publishing Company, 1899 |
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Gebhardt Chili Powder Company, 1900 |
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M. A. Gedney Pickling Company, 1900 |
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General Electric Company, 1899-1900 |
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C. B. Gentry, 1899 |
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German Savings Institution, 1900 |
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Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Company, 1900 |
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Gilbert Manufacturing Company, 1899 |
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C. S. Goddard, 1900 |
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Gillett Gold Extraction Company, 1900 |
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Glazner and Barzen, 1900 |
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Globe-Wernicke Company, 1900 |
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Gold Dollar, 1901 |
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Gold Exploration Tunnel Company, 1900-1901 |
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Gold Sovereign, 1900 |
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Golden Cycle Mine, 1901 |
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Ellis S. Goltermann, 1899-1900 |
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G. W. Goodall, 1900 |
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J. L. Goodman, 1900 |
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Goodyear's Rubber Manufacturing Company, 1899 |
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Sam D. Goza, 1899 |
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S. Grabfelder and Company, 1899 |
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W. R. Grady Company, 1900 |
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Grafton Gold Mining Company, 1901 |
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Graham Manufacturing Company, 1899 |
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Grand Rapids School Furniture Works, 1900 |
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John Granfell, 1899-1900 |
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Horace Granfield, 1899 |
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Great Western Wine and Liquor Company, 1900 |
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Mr. W. C. Green, 1900 |
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Green-Wheeler Shoe Company, 1900 |
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Greenbaum Brothers, 1899-1900 |
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Chas D. Griffin Shoe Company, 1899-1900 |
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Grocers' Criterion, 1900 |
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Grommes and Ullrich, 1900 |
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H. Guggenheimer and Bro., 1899 |
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C. F. Gunther, 1900 |
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Chas. D. Gurney, 1900 |
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A. C. L. Haase and Sons Fish and Company, 1900 |
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Habicht, Braun and Company, 1900 |
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Hall Lithographing Company, 1900 |
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Hallwood Cash Register Company, 1900-1901 |
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J. W. Hampton, 1901 |
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N. F. Handy, 1901 |
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Haney School Furniture Company, 1901 |
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Fred B. Hannan and Company, 1901 |
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R. Hardesty Manufacturing Company, 1900 |
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Harkins, 1900 |
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C. D. Harper, 1901 |
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Alice C. Harris, 1900-1901 |
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B. Hart and Bro., 1901 |
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Hart and Murphy Cigar Manufactures, 1901 |
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Jos. M. Hayes Woolen Company, 1901 |
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Hax-Smith Furniture Company, 1900-1901 |
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W. H. Haynes, 1901 |
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Herman, 1900 |
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Hereford, 1901 |
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Henkel-Duke Mercantile Company, 1901 |
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J. G. Hershey, 1901 |
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Mr. E. C. Higgins, 1900 |
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Fred Hills, 1901 |
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Hochstadter Company, 1901 |
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Fred Hirsch, 1901 |
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John Hobbs, 1901 |
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Katherine Hobson, 1901 |
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Holden Mercantile Company, 1900-1901 |
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E. Holdoway and Company, 1900 |
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Holmes and Gay Real Estate Loans, 1901 |
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Mr. J. W. Horner, 1900 |
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Agnes Horton, 1901 |
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Norris H. Horton, 1901 |
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Milo Hoskins, 1900-1901 |
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F. W. Howbert, 1900-1901 |
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W. G. Hughes, 1901 |
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Humphreys and Wolf, 1900 |
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Hungarian Flour Mills, 1900-1901 |
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John S. Hunt, 1901 |
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Hunt, Ward, 1900-1901 |
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A. Hussey and Company, 1901 |
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Fred Hutchinson, 1901 |
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Independence Company, 1900 |
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Illinois Glass Company, 1901 |
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International Cable Directory Company, 1900 |
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International Cyclopaedia, 1901 |
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International Silver Company, 1900 |
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International Society, 1900 |
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Internal Revenue Service, 1900-1901 |
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Inter-State Press, 1900-1901 |
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Isabella G. M. Co., 1900-1901 |
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Irwin Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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W. B. Jackson, 1900-1901 |
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William H. Jackson, 1900-1901 |
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Theo. Jacoby, 1901 |
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B. L. James Mercantile and Manufacturing Company, 1900-1901 |
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T. M. James and Sons, 1900-1901 |
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M. T., January, 1901 |
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Jaques Tea Company, 1900-1901 |
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Harry B. Jarrett, 1901 |
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W. P. Jenning, 1901 |
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Jennings and Crose Counselors at Law, 1900-1901 |
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Chas C. Johnson, 1901 |
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Henry V. Johnson, 1901 |
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Johnson and Johnson, 1900-1901 |
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Asa T. Jones, 1901 |
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Paul Jones and Company, 1900-1901 |
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T. R. Jones and Company, 1901 |
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Jacob Joss: Manufacturer of Cheese, 1901 |
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La Bella Mill, Water and Power Company, 1900-1901 |
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Homer Laughlin China Company, 1900 |
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La Veta Hotel, 1900 |
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Lideman Lachman and Company, 1900-1902 |
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Lady Campbell Gold Mining Company, 1901-1902 |
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Lincoln Mountain Gold Mining and Milling Company, 1900 |
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E and W Mark, 1900 |
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Magnolia Gold Mining Company, 1900 |
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McGehee Brothers, 1901 |
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Michigan Pipe Company, 1901 |
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Midland Sampling and Ore Company, 1900 |
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Midland Terminal Railway Company, 1899-1900 |
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Miller Dry Goods, 1900 |
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The Mine and Smelter Supply Company, 1900 |
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Mineral Assets Company, 1901 |
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Mining Companies-Misc., 1899-1902 |
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Monadnock Mining and Milling Company, 1901 |
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Montana Diamond Company, 1901 |
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Morning Glory Mining and Leasing Company, 1901 |
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Mount Pisgah Water, Ice, Power and Mining Company, 1900 |
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National Cash Register Company, 1900 |
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National Gold Extraction Company, 1900 |
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National Hotel, 1901 |
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New Haven Mine, 1901 |
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New York Consolidated Card Company, 1901 |
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Newman, Northrup and Levinson, 1901 |
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North American Transportation and Trading Company, 1900 |
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Nugget Mining Company, 1900 |
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Orchard and Wilhelm Carpet Company, 1900 |
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Orphan Gold Mining Company, 1901 |
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William A. Otis and Company, 1900 |
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Paddock-Hawley Iron Company, 1900 |
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J. P. Paulson, 1900 |
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Peck and Hills Furniture, 1900 |
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E. W. Pfeiffer Board of Trustees, 1900 |
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Pharmacist Consolidated Mine, 1900 |
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Pikes Peak Power Company, 1901 |
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Polin Suit and Cloak Company, 1900 |
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Portland Mine, 1900 |
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company, 1900 |
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Potter, Charles F., 1900 |
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Power Development Company, 1900 |
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Presbyterian College, Charlotte, N. C., 1900 |
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Henry W. Price Company, 1900 |
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Prince Albert Mining Company, 1900 |
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Princess Alice Gold Mining Company, 1900 |
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J. W. Proudfit and Company, 1900 |
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Pueblo Lithographing and Printing Company, 1900 |
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Pueblo Realty and Trust Company, 1900 |
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Queen Rose Mining Company, 1901 |
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Rand Company, 1901 |
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Rand-McNally and Company, 1900-1901 |
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Ray, 1900-1901 |
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Reardon, 1901 |
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Redmond, Kerr and Company, 1901 |
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Reed Investment Company, 1901 |
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Reiss Brothers and Company (Tobacco), 1901 |
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Frank Reistle, 1900-1901 |
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Remington Standard Typewriter, 1901 |
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Reynolds (school), 1901 |
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Rex Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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Rich Shoe Company, 1900-1901 |
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O. W. Richardson and Company, 1900 |
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Rife, 1901 |
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Rio Grande Sampling Company, 1900-1901 |
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Roberts, Johnson and Rand Shoe Company, 1901 |
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William Robinson (school), 1901 |
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Robyn, 1901 |
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W. F. Rogers Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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E. Rosenfeld and Company, 1901 |
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B. F. Rosenthal, 1901 |
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Rothenberg and Schloss, 1901 |
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Rowe, 1901 |
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L. M. Rumsey Manufacturing Company, 1900-1901 |
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Rumsey and Sikemeier Company, 1900-1901 |
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Rush, 1901 |
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Russell Gates Mercantile Company, 1901 |
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Ryan, 1901 |
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E. M. Sabin, 1901 |
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Sachs and Sons Distillers, 1901 |
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Geo W. Sadler, 1900 |
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P. Sandoval and Company, 1901-1903 |
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Chas. L. Sauer Manufacturing Company, 1900-1901 |
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Schayer Mercantile Comopany, 1902 |
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Schiele Brothers and moreland, 1901-1902 |
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Schill Brothers Company, 1901 |
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A. Schilling and Company, 1900-1901 |
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Schlesinger and Bender, 1901 |
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School, 1900 |
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Philip Schuck, 1901 |
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Scott Supply and Tool Company, 1900-1902 |
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Judge W. P. Seeds, 1901 |
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Seely Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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Selbach Brothers, 1901 |
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Senour Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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Sewall Paint and Glass Company, 1901 |
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W. D. Shafer, 1901 |
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Fred L. Shaw, 1901 |
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Shea Company, 1901 |
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Sheldon, A. F., 1901 |
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J. W. C. Shepherd, 1900 |
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H. L. Shepherd, 1901 |
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Sheridan-Clayton Paper Company, 1900-1901 |
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Sherman Brohters and Company, 1900-1901 |
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Shipman, Bradt and Company, 1901 |
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Shove, Aldrich and Company, 1901 |
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Sidwell-DeWindt Shoe Company, 1901 |
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Harry Siegfried, 1901 |
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Silver State Cigar Company, 1900-1901 |
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Wm. Simonson, 1900-1901 |
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Simmons Hardware Company, 1901 |
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Singer Brothers, 1901 |
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Skinner and Sethman, 1901 |
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Slothower, 1901 |
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Smalley Manufacturing Company, 1900-1901 |
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Alpheus M. Smith, 1900 |
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Jas H. Smith and Company, 1900 |
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W. F. Smith and Son, 1900-1901 |
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Smith and Davis Manufacturing Company, 1901 |
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Smith, Handy and Company, 1901 |
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Smith Typewriter, 1899-1901 |
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Smith-Wallace Shoe Company, 1900 |
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F. O. Smolt, 1901 |
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Snedeker and Company, 1900 |
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Snow Mercantile Agency, 1900 |
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G. Sommers and Company, 1900 |
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Southern California Supply Company, 1901 |
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Spool Cotton Company, 1900 |
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Springer and Smith Attorneys at Law, 1900 |
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Wm. P. St. Clair, 1900 |
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St. Louis Glass and Queensware Company, 1900 |
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Standard Cigar Company, 1900 |
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Standard Leaf Tobacco Company, 1899-1900 |
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Standard Milling and Smelting Company, 1901 |
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Standard School Furnishing Company, 1900 |
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State Journal Company, 1900 |
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Frederick Stearns and Company, 1900 |
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Stein, Block and Company, 1900 |
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A. Steinhardt and Brothers, 1900 |
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A. Steinhardt and Company, 1900 |
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F. M. Stephens, 1901 |
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W. M. Stevenson Company, 1900-1901 |
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Stimpson Computing Scale Company, 1900 |
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Stoll and Company, 1900 |
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Stone Brothers, 1900-1901 |
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Stow and Davis Furniture Company, 1900-1901 |
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A. Straus and Company, 1900-1901 |
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Straus Brothers Company Wholesale Liquor, 1900-1901 |
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Herman Strauss, 1901 |
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Strouss, Eisendrath and Company, 1900-1901 |
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Studebaker Brothers Manufacturing Company, 1900 |
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D. M. Sullivan, Postmaster, 1900 |
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Miss Annie Summers, 1900 |
|
Charles Sueme, 1901 |
|
Sweet, Dempster and Company, 1900 |
|
Sweet, Orr and Company, 1900-1901 |
|
William E. Sweet (lawyer), 1900-1901 |
|
Swift and Company, 1901 |
|
R. D. Swisher Manufacturing Company, 1900 |
|
Swofford Brothers Dry Good Company, 1900 |
|
John H. Talge Lounge Company, 1900 |
|
Messrs, Tatman and Bascom, 1900 |
|
Teller County, 1900-1901 |
|
Temple, Montgomery, Lyles and McLaughlin, 1900 |
|
Tennent, Stribling Shoe Company, 1900 |
|
Texas Prairie Gold Mining Company, 1900 |
|
J. H. Thedinga and Company, 1900 |
|
Thompson, Brown and Company, 1900 |
|
Edward Thompson Company, 1900 |
|
Geo C. Thomas, 1900 |
|
James Thompson and Brothers, 1900-1901 |
|
Thompson Paper Company, 1900-1901 |
|
Three H. Gold Mines Company, 1900 |
|
Howard W. Throckmorton, 1901 |
|
Tiffany and Woodworth, 1898-1900 |
|
Tillman and Bendel, 1900-1901 |
|
The Tipp Whip Company, 1900 |
|
Henry Tirrill and Company Importers, 1899-1901 |
|
M. F. Tobin, 1900 |
|
Tolerton and Stetson Company, 1899-1900 |
|
Tolley, C. S., 1900 |
|
John A. Tolman and Company, 1900 |
|
Henry H. Tomkins and Company, 1901 |
|
William Tonk and Brothers Company, 1900 |
|
Transcontinental Machine Company, 1900 |
|
Treasury Department, 1900-1902 |
|
Treasury Department for state of Colorado, 1900 |
|
Will T. Trice (lawyer), 1901 |
|
Tripler Liquid Air Company, 1900 |
|
George Tritch Hardware, 1900-1901 |
|
Trorlicht, Duncker and Renard, 1900 |
|
Trout, L. L., 1900 |
|
Trowbridge and Munger, 1900-1901 |
|
Troy Laundry Machine Company, 1900-1901 |
|
Tuck, 1900-1901 |
|
Tucker, Ballard and Company, 1900-1901 |
|
Tufts, James W., 1900 |
|
Turpin, Margaret E. 1900 |
|
Tutt, Chas L., 1900 |
|
Ullman and Company Liquors, 1900 |
|
Union Gold Extraction Company, 1900 |
|
Union Shoe and Leather Company, 1900 |
|
Union Trust Company, 1900 |
|
Union Wire Mattress Company, 1900 |
|
United Shirt and Collar Company, 1900 |
|
Unied States Senate, 1900? |
|
United States Wallpaper Company, 1901 |
|
N. M. Uri and Company, 1900 |
|
Velvet Starch Company, 1900 |
|
Vemilye and Company Bankers (school), 1900 |
|
Victor Mine Supply and Hardware Company, 1900 |
|
Visalia Lode, 1900 |
|
Vodrey Pottery Company, 1900 |
|
Wm. Volker and Company, 1900 |
|
Wagy, Hengen and Wagy, 1900 |
|
Walker and Rowe, 1900 |
|
W and H. Walker, 1900 |
|
H. E. Walker and Company, 1900 |
|
Geo L. Walter and Company, 1900 |
|
John Wanamaker, 1900 |
|
Chas. W. Ware, 1900 |
|
Chas. B. Warren, 1900 |
|
Will A. Watkin Music Company, 1900 |
|
Watt and Hillyard (Tobacco), 1900 |
|
Wayne Knitting Mills, 1900 |
|
Webb-Freyschlag Mercantile, 1900 |
|
C. F. Weber and Company (school), 1900 |
|
Weil Brothers Mercantile Company, 1900 |
|
Weil Haskell and Company, 1900 |
|
Weiler and Company, 1900 |
|
The Werner Company, 1900 |
|
H. W. Wernse, 1900 |
|
Wil F. Wernse, 1900 |
|
West Publishing Company, 1900 |
|
Western Glass and Paint Company, 1900 |
|
Western Union Telegraph Company, 1901 |
|
Samuel Westheimer, 1900 |
|
F. G. Whipp, 1900 |
|
Oric O. Whited, 1900 |
|
Whiting Paper Company, 1900 |
|
Elmer E. Whitted, 1899-1900 |
|
Lunt, Brooks and Willcox, 1899-1900 |
|
William Wood and Company, 1900 |
|
Wilson Brothers, 1900 |
|
Wisconsin Furniture and Coffin Company, 1900 |
|
Robert G. Withers, 1899-1900 |
|
Woodbury Shoe Company, 1900 |
|
Woodward and Tiernan Printing Company 1900 |
|
Woolf Brothers Laundry Company, 1900 |
|
Zenobia Gold Mining Company, 1900 |
|
Subseries D: Financial Documentation |
|
Bills (Misc., A-B), 1901-1902 |
|
Bills (C), 1901-1902 |
|
Bills (D-E), 1901-1902 |
|
Bills (F-G), 1901-1902 |
|
Bills (M-P), 1901-1902 |
|
Bills (R-T), 1901-1902 |
|
Bills (V-Y), 1901-1902 |
|
Bills, misc., 1906-1912 |
|
Bills (A-D), 1907 |
|
Bills (F-O), 1907 |
|
Bills (P-W), 1907 |
|
Bills (A-D), 1908 |
|
Bills (E-O), 1908 |
|
Bills (P-W), 1908 |
|
Bills (E), 1909 |
|
Bills (A-C), 1912 |
|
Bills (D-G), 1912 |
|
Bills (H-O), 1912 |
|
Bills (Q-Y), 1912 |
|
Bills (United States Treasurer), 1916 |
|
Bills (A-C), 1917 |
|
Bills (D-L), 1917 |
|
Bills (M-Y), 1917 |
|
Bills (United States Post Office), 1918 |
|
Bills (A-C), 1918 |
|
Bills (D-L), 1918 |
|
Bills (M-W), 1918 |
|
Bills (A-W), 1924 |
|
Bills (Unidentified-C), 1925 |
|
Bills (D-M), 1925 |
|
Bills (N-W), 1925 |
|
Bills (A-B), 1926 |
|
Bills (Cripple Creek-Curtis), 1926 |
|
Bills discounted, 1926 |
|
Bills discounted, 1926 |
|
Condition reports, 1926 |
|
Condition reports, 1927 |
|
Condition reports, 1928 |
|
Condition reports, 1929 |
|
Condition reports, 1930 |
|
Condition reports, 1931 |
|
Condition reports, 1932 |
|
Condition reports, 1933 |
|
Condition reports correspondence, 1932-1936 |
|
Documents (Eureka Mining and Prospecting Company), 1895 |
|
Documents (Texas Mining Lode Claim), 1896 |
|
Documents, 1899 |
|
Documents, 1900 |
|
Documents, 1901 |
|
Documents, 1902 |
|
Documents, 1907 |
|
Documents, 1908 |
|
Documents, 1911 |
|
Documents, 1912 |
|
Documents, 1913-1919 |
|
Documents, 1920-1939 |
|
Financial Statements, 1909-1910 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (E-M), 1912 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (P-W), 1912 |
|
Financial Statements, reports, 1913-1915 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (A) (Aztec Irrigation Company), 1914 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (B-W), 1914 |
|
Financial Statements (Rose Maud Gold Mining Company), 1914 |
|
Financial Statements (A-C), 1915 |
|
Financial Statements (A-D), 1915 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (E-N), 1915 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (Elkton Consolidated Mining and Milling Company), 1915 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (F-S), 1915 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (O-V), 1915 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (V-W), 1915 |
|
Financial Statements, 1915 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (B-C), 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (B-M), 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (C-G), 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (D-H), 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (K-V), 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (K-Z), 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports misc., 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (N-Z), 1916 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (A-Z), 1917 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (B-D), 1917 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (G-W), 1917 |
|
Financial Statements, reports (A-N), 1918 |
|
Statements I, 1927 |
|
Statements II, 1927 |
|
Statements III, 1927 |
|
Statements IV, 1927 |
|
Subseries E: Assorted Material |
|
Articles of Incorporation of the Cripple Creek State Bank, Bylaws and Meeting Minutes (copy), 1904-1917 |
|
Assorted material, 1907-1916 |
|
Assorted material, 1908-1919 |
|
Assorted material, 1919-1926 |
|
Assorted material, 1926 |
|
Colorado Bankers Association Bulletin, 1941-1955 |
|
Colorado Bankers Association handbook, 1944-1948 |
|
Cripple Creek stocks, 1926 |
|
Ephemera, 1918 |
|
Miscellaneous, 1899-1902 |
|
Postal Savings System, certificates of deposit, 1911-1914 |
|
Record of subscription for liberty bonds, 1918 |
|
Teller County Mining Supply correspondence, 1901 |
|
Teller County Transcript, 1923 |
|
Teller County Transcript, 1924 |
|
Teller County Transcript, 1925 |
|
Teller County Transcript, 1926 |
|
Teller County Transcript, 1927 |
|
Teller County Transcript, 1928 |
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| Description |
Container |
Subseries A: Correspondence |
|
Law case, 1898 |
|
A. E. Carlton--Important (1 of 2), 1899-1914 |
|
A. E. Carlton--Important (2 of 2), 1899-1914 |
|
Anaconda, 1899-1900 |
|
Local mines, 1899-1902 |
|
Pharmacist, 1899-1900 |
|
To be filed, 1899-1902; 1910, 1916 |
|
A-W, 1900 |
|
A. E. Carlton Important, 1900-1901, 1904 |
|
Bank securities, 1900 |
|
Church, 1900 |
|
City government Cripple Creek and Victor District, 1900, 1901, 1914 |
|
Clubs, 1900 |
|
Clubs and Organizations, 1900-1904 |
|
Coal, 1900 |
|
Colorado Trading and Transfer Company, 1900 |
|
Court cases, 1900 |
|
Dewey placer, 1900 |
|
Dr. Jackpot, 1900 |
|
Edsall, Key and Company, 1900 |
|
Elections, 1900 |
|
Instructions, 1900 |
|
Job applicants, 1900 |
|
Judges, 1900 |
|
Land, 1900 |
|
Loans, 1900 |
|
John T. Milliken, 1900 |
|
Mining and Stocks, 1900-1905 |
|
Mining and Stocks, 1900-1907 |
|
Mining and Stocks, 1900-1914 |
|
Mines, 1900 |
|
Miscellaneous, 1900 |
|
Misc. Important, 1900-1902 |
|
Mrs. Carlton, 1900 |
|
E. C. Newcomb, 1900 |
|
Newspapers, 1900 |
|
John Nolan (Blanche), 1900 |
|
Nominations, 1900 |
|
Personal Correspondence, 1900 |
|
Personal favors, 1900 |
|
Rejects, 1900 |
|
Rio Grande Sampling Company, 1900 |
|
Rittenhouse, 1900 |
|
Schools, 1900 |
|
Stocks (dividends), 1900 |
|
Strikes, 1900 |
|
Daniel M. Sullivan, 1900? |
|
Edward S. Taylor, 1900 |
|
Telegrams, 1900 |
|
Train tickets, 1900 |
|
Transportation, 1900 |
|
To be filed, 1900, undated |
|
To be filed, 1900, 1903 |
|
To be filed, 1900-1914 |
|
To be filed, 1900-1917 |
|
To be filed, 1900-1925 |
|
Vacations, 1900 |
|
Francis Webster, 1900 |
|
Wheat (Anaconda), 1900 |
|
A. E. Carlton Important, 1901 |
|
Church "touches," 1901-1902 |
|
Dr. Jackpot lawsuit, 1901 |
|
Finn, 1901 |
|
Gillett Mill Dump, Gillett Gold Extraction Co., also bleach case, 1901-1905 |
|
Important, 1901-1907 |
|
Personal and Business #1, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #2, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #3, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #4, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #5, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #6, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #7, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #8, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #9, 1901 |
|
Personal and Business #10, 1901 |
|
To be filed, 1901 |
|
To be filed, 1901-1904 |
|
A-B, 1902 |
|
A. E. Carlton Important, 1902 |
|
A. E. Carlton Important, "Lumber Case," 1902 |
|
A-K, 1902 |
|
Autos, 1902-1913 |
|
Callaghan-Chase, 1902 |
|
Carlton Business, 1902 |
|
Chamber of Commerce, 1902 |
|
Clarke-Crowder, 1902 |
|
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1902-1905 |
|
D, 1902 |
|
E-G, 1902 |
|
Edsall, Clarence-Edsall, Key and Company, 1902 |
|
El Paso Club-International Trust Company, 1902 |
|
Finn, 1902, 1904 |
|
H-K, 1902 |
|
Important, 1902 |
|
Important, 1902-1904 |
|
Important, 1902, 1904, 1906 |
|
J-P, 1902 |
|
Labor, strike, 1902-1907 |
|
L-O, 1902 |
|
L-O, 1902 |
|
Mining and Stock Business, 1902 |
|
P-S, 1902 |
|
P-S, 1902 |
|
Personal and Business, 1902 |
|
Personal and Business, 1902 |
|
Personal and Business, 1902 |
|
Personal and Business, 1902 |
|
Personal and Business, 1902 |
|
Personal and Business, 1902 |
|
Personal and Business, 1902 |
|
Planet Oil Company, Globe Oil Company, 1902 |
|
Planet Oil Company, Mars Oil Company, 1902 |
|
Politics, 1902 |
|
Rabbeth-Travelers, 1902 |
|
Reynolds, William H., 1902 |
|
Stock and Mining Business, 1902 |
|
T-W, 1902 |
|
T-W, 1902 |
|
To be filed, 1902 |
|
To be filed, 1902-1906 |
|
To be filed, 1902-1913 |
|
To be filed, 1902-1917 |
|
Tucker, (Tucker, Ballard and Co.), 1902 |
|
U-W, 1902 |
|
A-C, 1903 |
|
A-F, 1903 |
|
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1903 |
|
D-M, 1903 |
|
F-V, 1903 |
|
G-J, 1903 |
|
L-N, 1903 |
|
Mining and stocks, 1903 |
|
Mining and stocks, 1903-1904 |
|
Misc.-E., 1903 |
|
N-S, 1903 |
|
Oil, 1903-1904, 1913 |
|
Reynolds, William H., 1903 |
|
T-W, 1903 |
|
T-Z, 1903 |
|
Unidentified, 1903 |
|
A-B, 1904 |
|
A-B, 1904 |
|
A-E, 1904 |
|
A-L, 1904 |
|
Bank Business, 1904 |
|
Business, 1904 |
|
Business, 1904 |
|
Business, 1904 |
|
C, 1904 |
|
C-E, 1904 |
|
Clubs and Organizations, 1904 |
|
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1904 |
|
D-G, 1904 |
|
F-J, 1904 |
|
F-W, 1904 |
|
H-M, 1904 |
|
K-W, 1904 |
|
M-N, 1907 |
|
Mining and Stock Business, 1904 |
|
Mining and Stock Business I, 1904 |
|
Mining and Stock Business II, 1904 |
|
Mining and stocks, 1904-1905 |
|
Miscellaneous correspondence, 1904 |
|
Miscellaneous correspondence I, 1904 |
|
N-S, 1904 |
|
P-W, 1904 |
|
Personal, 1904 |
|
Personal, 1904 |
|
Politics, 1904 |
|
Reynolds, William H., 1904-1905 |
|
Strike, 1904 |
|
T-V, 1904 |
|
To be filed, 1904 |
|
To be filed, 1904-1910 |
|
Vulcan Oil Company, 1904 |
|
A, 1905 |
|
Ba-Ben, 1905 |
|
Bernard, S. S., 1905 |
|
Bi-Bou, 1905 |
|
Boy-Bu, 1905 |
|
Ca, 1905 |
|
Ch-Colorado M., 1905 |
|
Colorado N-Cu, 1905 |
|
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1905 |
|
D, 1905 |
|
E, 1905 |
|
F, 1905 |
|
G-Gol, 1905 |
|
Goo-Gu, 1905 |
|
H-Hi, 1905 |
|
Health References, 1905 |
|
Hobbs, 1905 |
|
Hol-Hu, 1905 |
|
J-K, 1905 |
|
L, 1905 |
|
Mac-Man, 1905 |
|
Mar-May, 1905 |
|
N-O, 1905 |
|
Pa-Price, W. B., 1905 |
|
Price, W. W. (January-May), 1905 |
|
Price, W. W. (June-October), 1905 |
|
Prior, R., 1905 |
|
Sa-She, 1905 |
|
Shi-Sp, 1905 |
|
St-Sw, 1905 |
|
Ta-Tucker, 1905 |
|
To be filed, 1905 |
|
To be filed, 1905, 1907 |
|
Tucker, Ballard and Company, 1905 |
|
U-V, 1905 |
|
Wa-Wei, 1905 |
|
Well-Wh, 1905 |
|
Wi, 1905 |
|
Wo-Y, 1905 |
|
A-Bellevue, 1906 |
|
A-C, 1906 |
|
Bernard, S. S., 1906 |
|
Bishop-Burill, 1906 |
|
Caley-Carlton, 1906 |
|
Carr-Colorado Telephone Company, 1906 |
|
Colorado Title and Trust Company-Curtis, 1906 |
|
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1906-1908 |
|
D, 1906 |
|
D-L, 1906 |
|
E, 1906 |
|
F, 1906 |
|
G, 1906 |
|
Holbrook-Hutchison, 1906 |
|
Hobbs, John H., 1906 |
|
I-L, 1906 |
|
M-R, 1906 |
|
Mc-Man, 1906 |
|
Mar-Mur, 1906 |
|
N-O, 1906 |
|
Pa-Pre, 1906 |
|
Price, W. W., 1906 |
|
Prior-R, 1906 |
|
S-W, 1906 |
|
Sa-Sh, 1906 |
|
Sk-Sw, 1906 |
|
Ta-Tucker, 1906 |
|
To be filed, 1906 |
|
To be filed, 1906 |
|
Tucker, Ballard and Co., 1906 |
|
Tw-V, 1906 |
|
W, 1906 |
|
Wa-We, 1906 |
|
Wh-Y, 1906 |
|
A, 1907 |
|
A-C, 1907 |
|
A-H, 1907 |
|
B-Boe, 1907 |
|
Bonbright, William P. and Company, 1907 |
|
Bond-Busk, 1907 |
|
C-J, 1907 |
|
Caley-Cart, 1907 |
|
Cassidy-Cohn, 1907 |
|
Colorado, 1907 |
|
Cr-Cu, 1907 |
|
D, 1907 |
|
D-G, 1907 |
|
E, 1907 |
|
F, 1907 |
|
G, 1907 |
|
H-T, 1907 |
|
Hall-Henry, 1907 |
|
Hobbs, John H., 1907 |
|
Holmes-L., 1907 |
|
K-P, 1907-1918 |
|
L-W, 1907 |
|
M, 1907 |
|
N, 1907 |
|
O, 1907 |
|
P, 1907 |
|
Q-Se, 1907 |
|
Sh-Sw, 1907 |
|
T-U, 1907 |
|
To be filed, 1907 |
|
To be filed, 1907-1918 |
|
To be filed, 1907-1918 |
|
U-W, 1907 |
|
V, 1907 |
|
Wa, 1907 |
|
We-Z, 1907 |
|
A, misc., 1908 |
|
B-Bernard, H. W., 1908 |
|
Bernard, S. S., 1908 |
|
Binns-Bonbright, Irvin and Company, 1908 |
|
Bonbright, William P. and Company, 1908 |
|
Bonner-Bu, 1908 |
|
C-Capitol, 1908 |
|
Carlton, 1908 |
|
Carpenter-Chapin, 1908 |
|
Chapman, 1908 |
|
Charpiot-Clarke, 1908 |
|
Cleaver-Collins, 1908 |
|
Coates-Colorado Springs, 1908 |
|
Colorado Telephone-Columbia, 1908 |
|
Com-Cou, 1908 |
|
Cowan-Cram, 1908 |
|
Crawford-Cripple Creek Club, 1908 |
|
Cripple Creek Drainage Tunnel, 1908 |
|
Cripple Creek Floral-Cripple Creek Novelty Works, 1908 |
|
Cripple Creek P.-Curtis, 1908 |
|
Dahl-Delongchamp, 1908 |
|
Denver (city)-Denver Tent and Awning, 1908 |
|
Diamond-Dunn, 1908 |
|
Dupont Powder Co., 1908 |
|
Durbin-El Paso Club, 1908 |
|
El Paso Consolidated Gold Mining Company, 1908 |
|
Engley-Fisk, 1908 |
|
Fitch-French, 1908 |
|
Frost, Hildreth, 1908 |
|
Fruit Belt Power and Irrigation Company Inc.-Gallagher, 1908 |
|
Gallup, John C., 1908 |
|
Gandy-Gillespie, 1908 |
|
Gillett-Gwillim, 1908 |
|
Hagar-Hampton, 1908 |
|
Hardy-Hayes, J. A. (Dr.), 1908 |
|
Hayes, J. A., 1908 |
|
Haymes-Hendrie, 1908 |
|
Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing Company, 1908 |
|
Hennessey-Hoagland, 1908 |
|
Hobbs, John H., 1908 |
|
Hodges-Hutchinson, 1908 |
|
I, 1908 |
|
J, 1908 |
|
K, 1908 |
|
L-Lewis, 1908 |
|
Leyner J. Geo Engineering Works Co., 1908 |
|
Lightburn-McBride, 1908 |
|
McCart-Maroney, 1908 |
|
Marr, E. D., 1908 |
|
Martens-Miller, 1908 |
|
Milliken, John T., 1908 |
|
Mills-Minard, 1908 |
|
Mine and Smelter Supply Co., 1908 |
|
Mines-Musser, 1908 |
|
Nash-Nevitt, 1908 |
|
Newcomb, E. Cliff, 1908 |
|
Newland-Norton, 1908 |
|
O, 1908 |
|
Packard-Parks, 1908 |
|
Patterson-Prettyman, 1908 |
|
Price-Robertson, 1908 |
|
Rock, Walter F., 1908 |
|
Rockafellow-Ryan, 1908 |
|
S. H. Supply-School, 1908 |
|
Schuyler, Karl C., 1908 |
|
Schuyler-Serry, 1908 |
|
Seymour, Edmund, 1908 |
|
Shearson-Shepherd, 1908 |
|
Shilling-Slusher, 1908 |
|
Smith-State, 1908 |
|
Stearns-Sweet, 1908 |
|
Taft-Thalheimer, 1908 |
|
Thatcher, Daniel, 1908 |
|
Thatcher, M. D.-Tylor, 1908 |
|
U, 1908 |
|
V, 1908 |
|
Walker, W. G., 1908 |
|
Wallace-Watts, 1908 |
|
Webster, 1908 |
|
Weigle-Wesco, 1908 |
|
West, Arthur B., 1908 |
|
Western Alkali Company-White River Cattle, 1908 |
|
Whiting, J. A. (Dr.), 1908 |
|
Whitlock-Wilson, 1908 |
|
Wiltsee-Wright, 1908 |
|
To be filed, 1908 |
|
To be filed, 1908 |
|
To be filed, 1908-1915 |
|
A, 1909 |
|
B-Boe, 1909 |
|
Bon, 1909 |
|
Booth-Burbridge, 1909 |
|
Burdick-Bye, 1909 |
|
C. K. and N. Coal Company-Causey, 1909 |
|
Central Electric Company-Collins, 1909 |
|
Colorado-Colorado Investment and Realty Company, 1909 |
|
Colorado Light and Power Company-Colorado-Victor Investment Company, 1909 |
|
Con-Cripple Creek Club Association, 1909 |
|
Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company, 1909 |
|
Cripple Creek Mine Owner's Association-Cushing, 1909 |
|
Dahl-Doctor Jackpot, 1909 |
|
Dolan-Dunn, 1909 |
|
DuPont de Nemours Powder Company, 1909 |
|
Duke-Dye, 1909 |
|
E, 1909 |
|
F-Fra, 1909 |
|
Fre-Fu, 1909 |
|
Gal-Gat, 1909 |
|
Gay, Fred H. (January-June), 1909 |
|
Gay, Fred H. (July-December), 1909 |
|
General Electric-Gunnison, 1909 |
|
Hag-Harmon, 1909 |
|
Harris-Hendrie H., 1909 |
|
Hendrie and Bolthoff M$S Company, 1909 |
|
Henry-Hutchinson, 1909 |
|
I-J, 1909 |
|
K, 1909 |
|
La-Lew, 1909 |
|
Leyner J. George Engineering Works (January-February), 1909 |
|
Leyner J. George Engineering Works (March), 1909 |
|
Leyner J. George Engineering Works (April-May), 1909 |
|
Leyner J. George Engineering Works (June-August), 1909 |
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Leyner J. George Engineering Works (September-December), 1909 |
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Li-Ly, 1909 |
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M-McM, 1909 |
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MacNeill, Charles M., 1909 |
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McNeill, Fanny-Mills, 1909 |
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Mine and Smelter Supply Company, 1909 |
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Mines and Minerals-Myers, 1909 |
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Miscellaneous and unidentified, 1909 |
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N, 1909 |
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O, 1909 |
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P, 1909 |
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Q, 1909 |
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R, 1909 |
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Roosevelt Tunnel, 1909 |
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S-Schreiber, 1909 |
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Schuyler, 1909 |
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Sco-Shi, 1909 |
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Sho-Sl, 1909 |
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Small-Stevenson, 1909 |
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Stevick, Guy LeRoy, 1909 |
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Stevick and Bannister-Sweet, 1909 |
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Talpey-Tucker, Ballard and Company, 1909 |
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To be filed, 1909 |
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Turner, A. J. (January-June), 1909 |
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Turner, A. J. (July-December), 1909 |
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Turner, W. S.-Tylor, 1909 |
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U-V, 1909 |
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Wade-Way, 1909 |
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Weber-Weyl, 1909 |
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Wheeler-Willcox, 1909 |
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Williams-Y, 1909 |
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A, 1910 |
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A-B, 1910 |
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B-Bellan, 1910 |
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Bennett-Bowen, 1910 |
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Brannigan-Byers, 1910 |
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C-F, 1910 |
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Caley-Cleveland, 1910 |
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Coate-Cowan, 1910 |
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Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company, 1910 |
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Cripple Creek Mine Owner's Association-Curtis, 1910 |
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D-Daniels, 1910 |
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Davie-Dozier, Carrie (Mrs. W. H.), 1910 |
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Dozier, William H., 1910 |
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Dray-Dye, 1910 |
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Eagle-Esteb, 1910 |
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Evans-Exchange, 1910 |
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Fairbanks-Fort Collins Bank and Trust, 1910 |
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Foss-Fuller, 1910 |
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G-L, 1910 |
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Gail-Gardner, Kirton and Company, 1910 |
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Gay, Fred H. (January-May), 1910 |
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Gay, Fred H. (June-December), 1910 |
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Geister-Gustafson, 1910 |
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Hackley-Harrison, 1910 |
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Harvey-Hitchcock, 1910 |
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Hobbs-Hunter, 1910 |
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I, 1910 |
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Jackson-James, 1910 |
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Jennie Sample Consolidated Mining Company, 1910 |
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Johnson-Judson, 1910 |
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Kaiser-Lewis, 1910 |
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Leyner, J. George Engineering Works (January-May), 1910 |
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Leyner J. George Engineering Works (June-December), 1910 |
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Lieberman-Lynch, 1910 |
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M-P, 1910 |
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Mann-Miller, 1910 |
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McCaslin-McGinnis, 1910 |
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McIlwee, James A., 1910 |
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McIlwee, Lawrence-Malone, 1910 |
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Milliken-Myers, 1910 |
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Misc., 1910 |
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N, 1910 |
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O, 1910 |
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P-Peck, 1910 |
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Pendergrast-Quentin, 1910 |
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R, 1910 |
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R-Z, 1910 |
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San Juanita Land and Timber Company-Selbach, 1910 |
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Seymour-Simplex Electric Heating Company, 1910 |
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Skopin-Summerville, 1910 |
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T, 1910 |
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To be filed, 1910-1914 |
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To be filed, 1910-1916 |
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U-V, 1910 |
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Waldo-Watt, 1910 |
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Webb-Wiley, 1910 |
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Willcox-Zimmerman, 1910 |
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A, 1911 |
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A-B, Misc., 1911 |
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B, 1911 |
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C, 1911 |
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C-Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, 1911 |
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Colorado Light and Power Company-Cripple Creek, 1911 |
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Cripple Creek Drainage and Tunnel Company, 1911 |
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Cripple Creek Mine and Supply-Cutter, 1911 |
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D-E, 1911 |
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Daily-Dietz, 1911 |
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Dozier, 1911 |
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Drake-Evans, 1911 |
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F, 1911 |
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F-L, 1911 |
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G, 1911 |
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H, 1911 |
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I-K, 1911 |
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L, 1911 |
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McAllister-Mandel, 1911 |
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Mann, Virgil H., 1911 |
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Maroney-Mountain, 1911 |
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Misc., 1911 |
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M-N, 1911 |
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N-Patton, 1911 |
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P-R, 1911 |
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Peck, Frank G., 1911 |
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Penn-Rutherford, 1911 |
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S-Y, 1911 |
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Sadler-Sisters, 1911 |
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Smith-Sweet, 1911 |
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T-V, 1911 |
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To be filled, 1911-1917 |
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To be filled, 1911-1915, 1925 |
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W, 1911 |
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W-Y, 1911 |
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A, 1912 |
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A, 1912 |
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B, 1912 |
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Bailey-Bell, 1912 |
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Beman-Bryson, 1912 |
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Buckles-Byers, 1912 |
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Caley-Cass, 1912 |
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Camfield-Carlton, H. M., 1912 |
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Carlton-Leslie G., 1912 |
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Carlton, V. T.-Cullen, 1912 |
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