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Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company - Arizona 1909

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Dealer: Scripophily
Contact: Bob Kerstein - Email Dealer
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Price: $199.95 USD  - Currency Converter

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Description: Beautifully engraved certificate from the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Company issued between 1907 and 1909. This historic document has an ornate border around it with a vignette of a small picture of mine workers next to a larger picture of a plant. This item has been hand signed by the company’s president ( E.B. Gage ) and secretary ( A. H. Gage ) and is over 94 years old. The certificate was issued to W. B. Paxson.
Certificate Vignette E.B. Gage was a prominent mining engineer and entrepreneur and was one of the notable Tombstone residents from the early days of the towns mining boom. He was primarily responsible for the second boom in 1886 when he discovered a way to rid the mines of the flooding which ended much of the town's success in 1881. E.B. Gage also helped transform Tempe from a sleepy rural village and organized the Tempe Land and Improvement Company. He acquired a total of 705 acres of land from Charles T. Hayden and from The Mormon settlers who had relocated in Mesa. The firm surveyed and laid out the property in blocks and lots for sale. A real estate firm was engaged to promote the sale of land. Advertising pamphlets and a colorful view map by C. J. Dyer were prepared to enhance the prospects of settlers and investors.
Status: For Sale Reference#: tocomicoar19
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