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Lone Pine Surprise Consolidated Mining Co. - Stock Certificate

Inv# MS1404   Stock
Lone Pine Surprise Consolidated Mining Co. - Stock Certificate
State(s): Washington
Years: (1900 or so)
Unissued Stock printed by Tucker, Hanford Co., Seattle. Scarce State!

INSURGENT GOLD MINING CO. WASHINGTON Address: G. B. Dennis, Knickerbocker Apts., Spokane, Wash. Inc. in Washington. Cap., $500,000; $1 par. Property: 1 claim and fraction adjacent to the Hope mine of the Xortliport S. & R. Co., at Republic, Ferry county, controlled by the Day Bros. Development: by 540' shaft, opening a 15' vein. In 1919, the Days started suit against the Insurgent and Lone Pine-Surprise Consolidated, claiming $100,000 damages for ore alleged to have been wrongfully removed by those companies. "Production: to 1918 amounted to 12,000 tons of $19.76 gold ore.

Condition: Excellent

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Price: $70.00