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United Consolidated Mining Co. of Cerro Gordo Stock Certificate Sheets (Inyo County, California)

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United Consolidated Mining Co. of Cerro Gordo Stock Certificate Sheets (Inyo County, California)
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6 u/i stocks, 2 per page and uncut. Mine in Cerro Gordo mining district in Inyo County, CA. "Cerro Gordo is located on the western slope of the Inyo Mountains about seven miles east of Keeler and thirty miles south of Independence. It was the first major silver strike in Owens Valley. Long before the area was developed, Mexicans had been crawling the mountain they called Cerro Gordo, meaning “Fat Hill,” looking for silver. However, an early group was attacked by Indians and three of the five prospectors were killed. Two were held captive and when they were released, were required to promise never to return. However, after Fort Independence was established and the Indian activity subsided, the Mexicans came back in 1862. By 1920, about ten men were still employed by the Cerro Gordo mines company and silver-lead ore was being shipped. A few years later, in 1924, silver-lead ore on the old dumps was still being worked. Gross production of the Cerro Gordo camp from its early profitable years up until 1938 was about $17 million." from cerrogordomines.com. HWAC# 61705 Date: c. 1870's Location: Inyo, California