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Leadville Telephone Company Stock Certificate Signed by Tabor (104905)

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Leadville Telephone Company Stock Certificate Signed by Tabor  (104905)
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Stock Certificate from the Leadville Telephone Company signed by HAW Tabor. Incorporated in Colorado. Certificate number 12 issued in 1884 at Leadville. Issued to Albert Bondwrant. Signed by president HAW Tabor and Lou Leonard. Size 6 by 8.5 inches. Rather unique and attractive vignettes of very old telephone and poles with wires. Signed Hauser...Leady. Formed in 1880 by Tabor. Horace Austin Warner Tabor is known as the Bonanza King of Leadville. He was a United States for three months replacing Henry Teller. He was also the second Lt. Governor of Colorado. The company offices were located in the newly built Quincy Block. They built a tower on top of the building that ran wires in every direction. Telephone poles with 10-pin cross arms were set along Harrison Avenue and Chestnut Street. They also had a 13 ft. long Gilliland switchboard, equipped for 300 lines. This company was purchased in 1888 by the Colorado Telephone Company, who then went on to connect Denver and Leadville with a copper toll line over Mosquito Pass. Tabor had owned most of the company with his first wife, Augusta, who took half of the holdings in a divorce settlement after Horace met his famous second wife, Baby Doe. [History of Colorado, Stone, pg. 388; telecomhistory.org]

Date: 1884
City/County: Leadville
State: Colorado