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Palmetto & Death Valley Gold Mining Co. Stock, 1907 #110217

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Palmetto & Death Valley Gold Mining Co. Stock, 1907  #110217
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# 499 for 5,000 shares to F.D. Randall. Signed by acting secretary P.E. Rodenbirch and vice president HC Stimler. Dateline 1907. Incorporated July 28, 1905. "Principal Office: Goldfield, Nevada." Black and red on brown safety paper. John Partridge, SF, printer. Mercurial vignette. Not cancelled. Palmetto is right on the Nevada/California border. A revival occurred in Palmetto in 1906 when mines were reopened. People and businesses rushed back to town. Over 200 tents were put up on a town site one-half mile west of Palmetto. A commercial street was laid out with stores, markets, feed yards, restaurants, lumber companies, saloons and doctors' offices. The mines soon declined, and in the autumn of 1906, miners abandoned the town. In 1907 the Consolidated Nevada Mines Syndicate took over this property [Mining World]. Stimler was an important name in 1900's Tonopah/Goldfield history! A signature piece. Company name printed in gold gilt. A nice piece from the Palmetto ghost town in Nevada. State: Nevada City: Death Valley Date: