United Smelters, Railway and Copper Co - Stock Certificate
Inv# RS1222 StockState(s):
Wyoming
Years:
1909 or so
Color:
Gr
Railroad Stock. Train vignette at top and mining town vignette at bottom. Very rare state of Wyoming. A Great Stock! Choice Condition. United Smelters, Railway and Copper Company controlled the following to mines: FERRIS-HAGGARTY COPPER MINING CO. WYOMING
Inactive. Owns, or did own, the copper mine of this name at Rudefeha. Carbon county, Wyo. Company also owned $375.000 of the Pcnn Wyoming bonds, but as its stock is practically all owned by the Penn Wyoming, its corporate officers and affairs are of no public interest, save as the only valuable mining asset of the chain of bankrupt corporations, controlled by the Pcnn Wyoming and its alleged and equally rotten successor, the United Smelters, Railway & Copper Co. See under Penn Wyoming Co.. in Vol. XIV, also Vol. X, Copper Handbook.
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HAGGARTY COPPER MINING CO. WYOMING
Probably dead. Mine at Rudefeha. Carbon county, Wyo. L. N. Pen- nock, former pres.
Cap., $10,000, increased Nov. 9, 1908, to $1.500,000; shares *1 par. Controlled and owned by the United Smelters, Railway & Copper Co. Is a companion of the Ferris Haggarty Co., but like all its sister companies owned by the U. S. R. & C. Co. Only a lawyer can tell which of the two owned the copper mine that has been the bait for so many "investors."
See Vol. XIV, also Vol. X of "Copper Handbook," under Peiui-Wyom- iner Copper Co.
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Item ordered may not be exact piece shown. All original and authentic.
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