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Nevada Portland Gold Mining Co. Documents

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Nevada Portland Gold Mining Co. Documents
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An Affidavit of Publisher naming Claude L. McKesson and Charles L. McKesson owners of the new corporation Nevada Portland Gold Mining Company. Four stock certificates issued to: No. 1, Charles L. McKesson--2,000,000 shares at $1 each; No. 2, Treasury of Nevada Portland G. M. Co.--800,000 at $1 each; No. 3, Orville S. Black--10,000 shares at $1 each; Claude L. McKesson--10,000 shares at $1 each. Two Location Certificates. One deed, dated June 25, 1907.



Some newspaper articles about Charles McKesson when he was Mayor of Colorado Springs (1913), Colorado, a photo of him and a postcard of the city Hall in Colorado Springs. One news article reads: "Mayor McKesson is called the Bravest Man of the Present Day." "Mayor McKesson of Colorado Springs steps out into the limelight as one of the boldest and bravest men of this generation. He proposes to protect men from the onslaughts of women under the circumstances where the men are as helpless as little children. It may be expected that a rousing cheer in which masculine voices alone may be heard all over the land for this mayor. the mayor of Colorado Springs has had his eye on the long hatpins worn by the women for some months. Time after time he has seen men barely escape being maimed for life by these weapons, in street cars, automobiles, on the streets and everywhere that men and women congregate and women are engaged in turning their heads quickly and frequently so that their new hats may be admired from all different angles. While all this was going on the mayor stood and watched. He saw a woman premeditatedly turn her head and with a long hatpin saw the eye out of an innocent bystander's head. He passed an ordinance providing a fine of $50 for any woman who wears a hatpin sticking out more than 1/2 inch past her hat.

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State: Nevada,
Date: 1906/1913

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