History And Review of Copper Iron Silver Slate And Other Material Interests O
History And Review of Copper Iron Silver Slate And Other Material Interests O
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In the spring of 1853 the company abandoned its special charter and organized under the general mining law of the State, as the CLEVELAND IRON MINING CO.
The articles of association, which were filed in April, 1853 were signed by John Outhwaite, Morgan L. Hewitt, Selah Chamberlain, Samuel L. Mather, Isaac L. Hewitt, Henry F. Bray ton, and E. M. Clark, capital stock, $500, 000; shares 20, - 000. The title to, and possession of, the Cleveland, was, at an early day a " bone of contention" between ...various claimants. The first occupant was a Dr. J. L. Cassells, of Cleveland, who came up from the Sault, in 1846, and took possession of one square mile of territory for the " Dead River Silver and Copper Mining Company. ". The Cleveland Company's mines were included within this territory. Cassells left the country the next year, and his claim was taken posses- OF LAKE SUPERIOR. . 117 sion of by Capt. Samuel Moody, John H. Mann, and Edmund C. Rogers, the first two claiming what afterwards became the property of the Cleveland Company, and the last named 41 squatting" on the lands in sections 10 and 11, upon which the Lake Superior Company originally organized.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the spring of 1853 the company abandoned its special charter and organized under the general mining law of the State, as the CLEVELAND IRON MINING CO.
The articles of association, which were filed in April, 1853 were signed by John Outhwaite, Morgan L. Hewitt, Selah Chamberlain, Samuel L. Mather, Isaac L. Hewitt, Henry F. Bray ton, and E. M. Clark, capital stock, $500, 000; shares 20, - 000. The title to, and possession of, the Cleveland, was, at an early day a " bone of contention" between ...various claimants. The first occupant was a Dr. J. L. Cassells, of Cleveland, who came up from the Sault, in 1846, and took possession of one square mile of territory for the " Dead River Silver and Copper Mining Company. ". The Cleveland Company's mines were included within this territory. Cassells left the country the next year, and his claim was taken posses- OF LAKE SUPERIOR. . 117 sion of by Capt. Samuel Moody, John H. Mann, and Edmund C. Rogers, the first two claiming what afterwards became the property of the Cleveland Company, and the last named 41 squatting" on the lands in sections 10 and 11, upon which the Lake Superior Company originally organized.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A P Alfred P Swineford to read onlineMoreLess
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