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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], [Collection Title], [Collection Number], Center of Southwest Studies, Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado.

 

Collection Description

 

Historical/Biographical Note: Coal mining has been important to Durango since the city's founding, and for a time it was the largest industry in Durango.  John Porter, a mining engineer, first came to Durango in 1875. In his history of Durango, Rocky Mountain Boom Town (1980, p. 28; it and the collection itself are the source for this historical sketch), Duane Smith relates Porter's story of "coming to the Animas Valley in 1875 with two saddlebags full of coal to use in assaying, only to find huge outcroppings as he rode down Horse Gulch.  Dismounting, he threw his coal into the arroyo in disgust."  Age 30 at the time, the Connecticut-born metallurgist and smelterman then moved on to Eureka, Nevada, later returning to Silverton to manage its smelter -- but instead, recommending it be moved to Durango.  The move from Silverton made sense, as Silverton's La Plata Miner of October 16, 1880 noted:

The great cost of fuel [in Silverton], which is at best a poor material, and the disadvantage attending the operation of the smelter during the winter months, render it imperative, in the opinion of those interested to move the works to a point lower down, and further south, where cheap fuel, cheap labor, and a good climate will make smelting operations less expensive. (Quoted by Smith, Rocky Mountain Boom Town, p. 10)

 

The Durango Smelter, opened in 1882, prospered under Porter's management; by 1887 it smelted over $1 million in silver, lead, gold and copper. After the company owning the smelter was reorganized in 1888, Porter eventually gave up his position as manager, although he retained a role as "executive adviser" for several years.

Porter was among those who organized the Durango Trust in late 1879 for purchase of the townsite and 2300 acres of coal and agricultural land in the area (Smith, p. 8). In 1884, the Trust was converted into a company, the Durango Land and Coal Company, with Porter as Vice President. Durango's first entrepreneur, Porter owned shares in the Durango Railway and Realty as well managing the smelter, serving on the Durango Board of Trade, and acting as the Durango Land and Coal Company’s local representative. Porter's financial involvements also extended to the Durango Railroad, the Durango Electric Company and agricultural and timber leases.

As Duane Smith has noted, John Porter's skillful management is what established Durango as the region's smelting center, which led directly to his pioneering of coal mining close to the city of Durango.  This collection contains records showing John Porter's involvement in mining and land development throughout the San Juan Country, as well as information on related businesses and developments in later years.

The coal mines near Durango have a complex and intertwined history of ownership.  John Porter and other Durango Land Company stockholders were involved in the ownership and operation of several mines under the name of Porter Coal Company (August 1890 through December 1892) and then as Porter Fuel Company (January 1893 through January 1906.)  Porter Fuel Company's largest coal mine was the Porter in Wildcat Canyon, a 2000-foot tunnel begun in 1889.  The Hesperus Mine was opened in 1892, and in 1894, the Porter and Hesperus produced half the coal mined in La Plata County.  Samuel E. Herr was superintendent of both mines from 1890 to the early 1900s; E. E. Schalles succeeded him.  In 1901 the Standard Mine was opened east of Durango; the latter was not sufficiently productive and was closed within two years.  Porter sold the Porter Fuel Company in 1906 but continued as Vice President of the Durango Land and Coal Company, which also had interests in other parts of the state.  Porter himself moved to Telluride and eventually to California (Smith, p. 91).  He died in the 1920s.

On February 1, 1906, the Union Pacific Coal Company purchased the Porter Fuel Company properties and moved the main offices to Omaha, Nebraska. William I. Gifford was named Superintendent of the Porter Fuel Company, and his business correspondence and personal diaries constitute a significant part of the collection.  By 1910, the Porter and Hesperus Mines were the two leading mines in the area.  [A later holding was the Ute Mine, which was bought by the Durango Land Company.  The Durango Trust purchased the Ute Fuel Company in the fall of 1909?].  The collection contains references to smaller "wagon mines" operated sporadically around 1910 by Bays, Davis, and others.

This collection contains mention of several legal actions against the companies and individuals named in the collection.  In June of 1907, John Porter, Samuel E. Herr, Dyer O. Clark, et al. were indicted in Denver on charges of land fraud during earlier years.  Suits against the Porter Fuel Company by the federal government relative to purported land fraud were apparently ongoing; most of the time the Company won the lawsuits, but they expended much of the company's time and expense.

Mention of William I. Gifford first appears in the records around 1905 as Superintendent of the Porter Fuel Company, and then as assistant treasurer of the company.  Gifford was a major stockholder of the Porter Fuel Company, as were the Continental Trust Company and Joseph A. Coppinger.  Gifford also served as President and Secretary of the Pine Ridge Ditch Company, which carried water for around 1100 acres of agricultural land in La Plata County (letterpress April 1918-March 1921, #472), and also held stock in other companies.  The collection includes records pertaining to various ditch companies associated with Porter mines through the key individuals who were officers in both mines and ditch companies.

Original stockholders of the Pine Ridge Ditch Company (Record Group 6 in this collection, one document case) included the Goulding Brothers (17 shares); Joseph Coppinger (7 shares); S. W. McGuire, Wood & Morgan (6 shares each); O. F. Boyle, C. H. Lantz, Jacob Cooper (4 shares each); Thomas M. Petty (3 shares); Bertha B. Thompson, T. P. Williams, T. A. Thompson, Nathan Dickinson, Maggie C. Wurtz (2 shares each); Frank Gross, Joseph Powell, and Y. I. Edwards (1 share each). Series B shares were owned by Wood & Morgan (8 shares), J. A. Coppinger (2 shares), Bertha Thompson, Thomas M. Petty, Joseph Powell, C. H. Lantz, John Wurtz, and S. W. McGuire (1 share each).  By February of 1906, the Porter Fuel Company and Wood & Morgan owned all but 15 of the 80 shares.  Each share entitled its owner to 1/4 foot of water.  By 1911, the Porter Fuel Company and the Durango Land Company owned 64 of the 80 outstanding shares.

1907 and 1908 were the peak coal production years for the Porter Fuel Company.  The Porter Mine was ultimately done in by numerous natural disasters.  The trestle to the coke ovens was blown down on April 25, 1908, putting the coke ovens out of operation; the tipple also was in poor shape.  Then, on the night of June 5/6, 1908, all the Porter Mine buildings except the blacksmith shop and the power house were destroyed by fire (possibly of suspicious origin.)  The fire also destroyed two loaded coal cars still at the tipple.  The Mine's reserves were far from exhausted, however (Porter Fuel Company letterpress copybook U, April 18, 1915-January 5, 1916 #390), and attempts were made to reopen it between 1915 and 1917; chronic shortage of miners, weather, and other difficulties kept the mine closed.

As referenced in W. I. Gifford's business letters (PFC letterpress copybooks), the Calumet Mine was owned and operated by the Durango and Rio Grande Railroad (D&RG). Its tipple and power plant burned on June 9, 1909 (the cause was probably arson) but the mine was in production again within 2 weeks, though on a limited basis at first. The Champion and City Mines were owned and operated by the Royal Coal and Coke Company. A number of small "wagon mines" were operated by individuals intermittently over the years. Collection records indicate that in 1917 the American Smelting and Refining Company wanted to lease Porter Fuel Company holdings south of the San Juan Mine (source: Porter Fuel Company letterpress copybook Z, page 356), but was unsuccessful, primarily because Porter originally bought the land in question to keep it out of the smelter company's hands!

John Porter is only incidentally referenced in this collection after 1906; a letter written in 1912 indicates he was visiting the area at that time. In 1909, Dyer O. Clark became President of the Porter Fuel Company, officed in Omaha, Nebraska; C. C. Dorsey was Vice President. At that time, Clark was also President of the Union Pacific Coal, also headquartered in Omaha. Other names appearing as Union Pacific Coal officers include J. Kruttschnitt, F. P. Briscoe, and Frank Manley.

In 1917, Porter Fuel Company "retired from the commercial coal business" and ceased entirely its mining operations, though it continued to hold extensive land leases. W. I. Gifford took over the Hesperus mine on lease from Union Pacific Coal on July 1, 1917, and the company was renamed the Hesperus Fuel Company. The Porter Fuel Company remained in business until about 1931 (the last checks in this collection date from that year.)

Note: In July of 1998 a copy of the draft of this history was approved by Duane Smith and was sent for comments to Walt Mason; his uncle William Mason was a mine foreman for the Porter Mine and Porter Fuel Company; William and Thomas (father of Walter) Mason were brothers.

 

Scope & Contents: This collection contains the historically significant records retained from the operations of the Porter Fuel Company, its successor company in mining the Hesperus Fuel Company, and related companies and activities of John Porter (in the early years), William I. Gifford (in the later years) and others.

A considerable amount of incidental information is contained in this collection.  The Porter Fuel Company letterpress copybooks alone contain correspondence from William Irwin Gifford to various officers of the Porter Fuel Company and parent company Union Pacific Coal, to customers, to prospective employees and customers, to suppliers of mining and office equipment, and to stockholders of the Pine Ridge Ditch Company, as well as copies of legal documents pertaining to mining, agricultural, and timber leases.

This collection is useful to people studying the history of business and commerce, socio-cultural change, ethnic conditions, mining, water rights, and numerous other topics.  It contains a wealth of information documenting the life and multifarious activities of William I. Gifford.

A portion of the records and correspondence in Series 2.1.8 should be useful to researchers studying civilian response to the World War I emergency, 1918-. These include a U.S. Department of Agriculture retrospective survey, Office of the Chief of Staff site photograph request, U.S. Public Health Service diseases alert, and various materials issued from the U.S. Treasury Department including stamps, certificates, printed materials about war loans/ savings/ investments, Red Cross campaigns, other War ephemera, and papers of W. I. Gifford including his Treasury Agent certificate in the oversized materials folder in the map files.

Very few blank forms and duplicate copies have been deaccessioned.

 

Arrangement: The materials within most of the record groups in this collection are organized from highest hierarchical level to lowest, or from most general to most specific.  Items within each series (e.g., yearbooks, minutes, and histories) and within each box and folder are arranged chronologically, unless noted otherwise.  The boxes are numbered in one single numbering scheme starting with 1; folder numbers start with 1 in the first box and begin again with folder 1 in box 2. Note: during the processing of these records in 1998 it became apparent that in the distant forgotten past someone without archival guidance had attempted to reorganize the records in the series of business correspondence.  This resulted in a loss of original order for those materials which it was impossible to reconstruct.  That series was left in the order in which we found it. The remaining bulk of the collection had never been processed until our project in the summer of 1998.

 

Acquisitions Information: These mining records were previously located in Hesperus and were donated to the College after the donor inherited the Hesperus Coal Mine in 1965 and returned to the Durango area to operate the mining operation. This collection was a gift to the Center of Southwest Studies from Miss Zelma Bendure: accession 1970:01071.

 

Processing Information: Two remarkably gifted and devoted teams of twelve Elderhostel service program volunteers arranged and described this collection under the direct supervision of Archivist Todd Ellison during two weeks in the summer of 1998.  This was the college’s first-ever Elderhostel service program.  The program was supplemented during each week by a visit to the currently operating King Coal Mine in Hay Gulch (near Hesperus, Colorado) and the old Fort Lewis (also near Hesperus).  The Center's student archival assistant Wendy Karchut finished the compilation of the folder listing for Series 2.1.8 from September 1998-January 1999.  This online inventory was prepared by Ellison, beginning in 2003. 

 

Subjects:

• Coal mines and mining--Colorado--La Plata County
• Mining industry and finance--Colorado--Durango
• Hesperus Coal Mine (Durango, Colo.)
• Porter Fuel Company (Durango, Colo.)
• Gifford, William I.

 

Detailed Description of the Collection

Container List

Record Group 1: Durango Land Company (1 document case)

Series 1.1: Durango Land Company records, 1889 -1916.
Boxes 1-2:
Folder 1 Durango Land Company stockholders annual reports, 1889 Jan. -. Begins with the 3rd annual report.
Folder 2 Durango Land Company annual and special meetings notices and minutes, 1915 - 1916.
Folder 3 Durango Land Company annual net income reports, 1916 Feb. 9. Form 1031.
Folder 4 Durango Land Company housing rental receipts, 1913.
[to be continued]

 

Series 1.2: Durango Land Company business correspondence, 1913-1916.
Folder 4 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1913 May - Aug.
Folder 5 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1913 Sept. - Dec.
Folder 6 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1914 Jan. - March.
Folder 7 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1914 Apr. - May.
Folder 8 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1914 June - Aug.
Folder 9 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1914 Sept.- Nov.
Folder 10 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1915 June - Aug.
Folder 11 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1915 Sept.- Nov.
Folder 12 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1915 Dec.
Folder 13 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1916 Jan. -March.
Folder 14 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1916 Apr. -May.
Folder 15 Durango Land Company correspondence and bills, etc., 1916 June - Aug.

Record Group 2: Porter Fuel Company

Subgroup 2.1: Porter Fuel Company central office records.

Series 2.1.1: Porter Fuel Company legal records, 1890-1916. Arrangement is chronological (based on the earliest date of the particular legal proceeding).
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company certificate of incorporation, 1890 June 26.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company deeds, 1890-1909. Regarding Nettie and Joseph Coppinger.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company petition for certiorari, 1891 Dec. 23.
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company legal documents, 1902-1905.
Folder 5 Porter Fuel Company legal documents and correspondence, 1907 June - 1911 July. Regarding Herr property.
Folder 6 Porter Fuel Company legal documents and correspondence, 1911 Dec. - 1913 Oct. Regarding Herr property.
Folder 7 Porter Fuel Company legal documents and correspondence, 1913 Nov. - 1916 Jan. Regarding Herr property.
Folder 8 Porter Fuel Company Ute Mine court case records, 1909.
Folder 9 Porter Fuel Company Peerless Coal Company trespass correspondence and blueprint, 1911.
Folder 10 Porter Fuel Company USA court case records, 1915 July 1. Regarding Union Pacific System.
Box 2:
Folder 1 notebook
Folder 2 notebook

 

Series 2.1.2: Porter Fuel Company reports, 1908-1917.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Board of Directors minutes and records, 1915-1917.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company monthly reports to Omaha and Denver office, 1908 Jan. 1 - 1910 May 31. One volume.

 

Series 2.1.3: Porter Fuel Company land records
Box 1: Land ownership index ledger, 1879-1913. (1 thick heavy volume).
Box 2: Land records.
Box 3: Land records.
Box 4: Land records.
Box 5:  Land records

 

Series 2.1.4: Porter Fuel Company inventories, 1899 - 1911. For both Porter and Hesperus mines.
Box 1:
Folder 1
Folder 2

 

Series 2.1.5: Porter Fuel Company letterpress copybooks, 1905 - 1917. Includes business correspondence of William I. Gifford, and Accounting Department correspondence. Carries on into period after June 1917 when the Porter Fuel Company's coal mining operations were continued under the name of the Hesperus Fuel Company. Also includes some correspondence of the Durango Land Company. Arrangement is chronological. The volumes were labeled (with a red letter on the top of the spine of the binding) by the office of origin. Note: these volumes must be handled carefully so that the thin pages are not folded when the book is closed.
 

Box 1:
(we have no Book A)
Folder 1 Book B, 1906 Feb. 10 - 1907 Oct. 28.
Folder 2 Book [C], 1906 Jan. 18 - 1907 Sept. 28.
Folder 3 Book D, 1907 Sept. 28 - 1909 Feb. 6.
Folder 4 Book E, 1907 Oct. 28 - 1909 May 12.
Folder 5 Book [F], 1909 Feb. 7 - 1910 March 28. (But marked E.)
Folder 6 Book G, 1909 May 13 - 1910 Apr. 28.
Folder 7 Book H, 1909 July 15 - 1913 Sept. 4. Durango Land Company.
Folder 8 Book I, 1910 March 23 - 1911 July 8.
Folder 9 Book J, 1910 Apr. 28 - 1911 Sept. 11.
Folder 10 Book K, 1911 July 10 - 1912 Oct. 28.
Folder 11 Book L, 1911 Sept. 12 - 1913 Jan. 30. Accounting Department.
Folder 12 Book M, 1912 Oct. 28 - 1913 Sept. 10.
Folder 13 Book N, 1913 Jan. 13 - 1914 Jan. 21.
 

Box 2:
Folder 1 Book O, 1913 Sept. 9 - 1915 Apr. 2. Durango Land Company.
Folder 2 Book P, 1913 Sept. 10 - 1914 Aug. 6.
Folder 3 Book Q, 1914 Jan. 21 - 1915 March 23.
Folder 4 Book R, 1914 Aug. 6 - 1915 Apr. 15.
Folder 5 Book S, 1915 March 3 - 1916 Jan. 26.
Folder 6 Book T, 1915 Apr. 1 - 1916 Dec. 11. Durango Land Company.
Folder 7 Book U, 1915 Apr. 18 - 1916 Jan. 5.
Folder 8 Book U, 1916 Jan. 5 - 1916 July 24. (Also marked U.)
Folder 9 Book V, 1916 Jan. 28 - 1917 Jan. 17.
Folder 10 Book W, 1916 July 19 - 1917 Feb. 7.
Folder 11 Book Z, 1917 Feb. 7 - 1918 Apr. 23.
Folder 12 Book [no letter], 1918 Apr. 23 - 1921 Mar. 14.

 

Series 2.1.6: Porter Fuel Company administrative correspondence, 189- - 194-.
Box 1:
Folder 1

 

Series 2.1.7: Porter Fuel Company record of material received and issued, 1913-193-. Includes the period after July 1, 1917, when Porter became Hesperus Fuel Company. 5x8’ file cards. Arrangement is in three separate alphabetical sequences (e.g., automobiles, rent, land...), by topic within each sequence:
  Porter Fuel Company, 1911-1920
  Hesperus Fuel Company, 1917-1934
  Hesperus Fuel Company, 1923-1940
We have not yet determined why the company did not file the cards in one alphabetical sequence. This series offers a usefully concise view of company operations.
Box 1:
Folder 1

 

Series 2.1.8: Porter Fuel Company business records and correspondence, 189- - 194-. Alphabetical by name of business or individual with which the Porter Fuel Company and (from July 1, 1917) its successor the Hesperus Fuel Company did business, either or/ and as customer and supplier. Chronological within folders.

Box 1: A-Am
Folder
1. Abrams, H. D., correspondence, 1917-1919.
2. Accident Cabinet Company letters and printed materials, 1910.
3. Acme Steel & Malleable Iron Works correspondence, 1914 April 12.
4. Adams Hotel (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1907.
5. Adams, J. D., and Sons letters and telegram, 1906-1907.
6. Adams, J. S. (Placerville, Colo.) financial status report, 1915 Feb.
7. Adams, Margaret, letter, 1915 July 24.
8. Adams, S. J., correspondence, 1917-1919.
9. Adams, S. J., correspondence, 1913 July 1,1917 July 1.
10. Aderhold, H. H., letters and telegrams, 1906-1907, 1908.
11. Ainsworth, William and Sons (Denver, Colo.) correspondence. 1906-1911, 1915 April 26.
12. Akers Lumber Company (Monte Vista, Colo.) correspondence, 1918, July23.
13. Akin Mercantile Company (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 1910.
14. Akron Electrical Manufacturing Company letters and bills of lading, 1907.
15. Aladdin Lamp Guarantee postcard by the Mantle Lamp Company of America (Chicago, Ill.) 1916 Feb.
16. Alamosa Empire (Alamosa, Colo.) correspondence, 1918 Aug 25.
17. Aldridge, W., Selling Company, letter, 1907 Jan. 9.
18. Allard Mining Company (Mancos, Colo.) notes and correspondence,1917, 1919 May 9.
19. Allison Coupon Company (Indianapolis, Ind.) sample coupon books and correspondence, 1917-1919.
20. Allison James School (Santa Fe, N.M.), correspondence, 1919 Mar 15.
21. Allison Mercantile Company (Allison, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1914, 1919 Oct. 24.
22. Alta Mines Leasing Company (Telluride, Colo.) records and correspondence 1907-1908.
23. Amargo Trading Company (Amagro, N.M.) correspondence, 1917.
24. Amberge File and Index Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1913-1916.
25. American Businessman Publishing Company letters, 1909.
26. American Coal Journal subscription statement, 1909 Dec. 7.
27. American Fabric Belting Company letter and brochure, 1909.
28. American Goetz Gasket and Packing Company letters and brochures, 1908-1909.
29. American-LaFrance Fire Engine Company letters, 1908.
30. American Mine Door Company (Canton, Ohio) correspondence, 1912-1919.
31. American Mining, Prospecting and Investment Association correspondence, 1912 June 1.
32. American National Bank (Alamosa, Colo.) correspondence, 1907, 1912.
33. American Publishing and Engraving Company (New York, N.Y.) records and correspondence, 1905-1906.
34. American Sales Book Company letter, 1917 Nov. 24.
35. American Smelting and Refining Company, memorandum of agreement, prices of coal and slack, 1902 Aug. 1, 1903 Aug. 24, 1904 Aug. 11.
36. American Smelting and Refining Company order confirmations, 1906 Feb. 10. 1906 Dec. 29.
37. American Smelting and Refining Company order confirmations and assay certificates, 1907 Dec. 19, 1907 Feb. 9.
38. American Smelting and Refining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) coal shipment confirmation, 1907 Dec. 28-31.
39. American Smelting and Refining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) coal shipment confirmation, assay certificate, 1908 Jan. 4-Apr. 25.
40. American Smelting and Refining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) coal shipment confirmation, assay certificate, 1908 May 2-Oct. 10.
41. American Smelting and Refining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) coal shipment confirmation, assay certificate, 1909 Jan. 16-Nov 13.
42. American Smelting and Refining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) slack coal shipment accounts, 1908 May 13, 1909 Dec. 31.
43. American Smelting and Refining Company, order confirmation, invoices and payment receipts, 1910-1919.
44. American Smelting and Refining Company, correspondence and coal analysis, 1913-1917.
45. American Steel Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) records and correspondence, 1908-1909.
46. American Tempering Company (Springfield, Ill.) letter and publicity notes, 1918.
47. American Tobacco Company order records, 1919.
48. American Veterinary Supply Company (Kansas City, Mo.) letters, 1918.

 

Box 2: An-Ba
Folder
1. Anderson, August, correspondence, 1912-1913.
2. Anderson and Peterson (Ophir, Colo.) correspondence.
3. Anderson and Peterson (Ophir, Colo.) livery, feed and sales stable, correspondence, 1908-1913 July 10.
4. Anderson, William, Livery Stable (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1917.
5. Anderson, William, Livery Stable (Telluride, Colo.) orders, 1917-1919.
6. Anfenson, J. A., correspondence, 1913 May.
7. Animas Power and Water Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908.
8. Antonito Supply Company (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1912 July 9.
9. Archuleta County School District (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1918.
10. Arizona & Colorado Railroad (Durango, Colo.) 1906.
11. Arlington Manufacturing Company letter, 1908.
12. Armour and Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
13. Arpad Mining and Milling Company (Silverton, Colo.) drafts and correspondence, 1907-1911.
14. Arps Brothers Hardware Company (Ouray, Colo.) correspondence, 1907, 1912.
15. Arrington, A. A. (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
16. Arrington, A. A., and Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909, 1913-1914.
17. Ashback, Leon, correspondence, 1913-1916.
18. Ashcroft Manufacturing Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1913.
19. Aspaas, Hans (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1912.
20. Aspaas, Hans, correspondence, 1913-1914.
21. Aspaas, Hans, correspondence, 1915-1919.
22. Atlas Oil Company (Omaha, Neb.) correspondence, 1908.
23. A.T. & Santa Fe Railroad correspondence, 1909.
24. Automobile Traders Association (Pueblo, Colo.) invitation, 1919.
25. Avi, John F., correspondence, 1910.
26. Aydelotte, A. B., correspondence, 1911 May.
27. Ayers, W. C., letter, 1919.
28. Ayers, W. E. (Center, Colo.) letter, 1906 Oct. 31.
29. Aztec Light & Power Company (Aztec, N.M.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
30. Bader, E. H., letter, 1919 Mar. 5.
31. Bagby, W. N., telegram and letter, 1906-1907.
32. Bailey Manufacturing Company (Hartford, Conn.) correspondence, 1908-1914.
33. Bailey & Castle (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
34. Baird, J. A., correspondence, 1909 May 14-1909 Sept. 18.
35. Baker, Ernest. (Romeo, Colo.) correspondence, 1914.
36. Baker and Lockwood Manufacturing Company (Kansas City, Mo.) stock sheet, 1910 Sept. 22.
37. Baker, Wesley (Durango, Colo.) solicitation, 1911, June 10.
38. Baldwin Equipment and Supply Company (Chicago, Ill.) advertisement, 1909.
39. Baldwin Bruce, letters, 1909 Oct. 28.
40. Bales, Dave M., records and correspondence, 1919.
41. Ball Foundry and Machine Works (Durango, Colo.) letters and records, 1906.
42. Bankers Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1907 Dec. 7, 1913, Aug. 26.
43. Barlow, W. H. (Antonito, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1917-1918.
44. Barnes and Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
45. Barnes, Blake, correspondence, 1908.
46. Barnes, H. M., correspondence, 1913-1915.
47. Barnes H. M., correspondence, 1918-1919.
48. Barollo, Domencia, letter, 1913 Dec. 30.
49. Barstow Leasing Company correspondence, 1913-1915.
50. Barstow Mining and Milling Company (Ouray, Colo.) letters, 1906-1907, 1912-1913.
51. Barth, L. C. (Saw Pit, Colo.) coal orders and correspondence, 1906-1909, 1916-1918.
52. Bartlett, E. S., correspondence, 1909, 1910, 1918.
53. Barton, Alonzo correspondence, 1918.
54. Barton Hat Company (Kansas City, Mo.) letter, 1917.
55. Battreal Shoe Company (St. Joseph, Mo.) offer and order, 1919.
56. Baudino, John, invoices, 1916 Dec. 9.
57. Baudino, John, & Company (Durango, Colo.) check receipt, 1918-1919.
58. Bauer Bank (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence1908-1911.
59. Bauer Bank correspondence, 1913.
60. Bauer, George Mercantile Company (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1912.
61. Bausch and Lomb (Rochester, N.Y.) solicitation letters, 1908-1910.
62. Bay, W. A., letter, 1917 May 10.
63. Bay, W. W., letter, 1908 Apr. 11.
64. Bayles, A. D., correspondence, 1918.
65. Bayly-Underhill Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence invoices, 1924 Nov. 13.

 

Box 3: Be- Brown
Folder
1. Beach, E. N. (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1910.
2. Beach E. N. (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1916.
3. Beach, E. N., correspondence and order notification, 1917 July 1.
4. Beall Brothers Real Estate, Rentals and Insurance (Cortez, Colo.) correspondence, 1908, 1911.
5. Beall Tool Company (East Alton, Ill.) letter and order, 1910-1911, 1918.
6. Beatrice Creamery Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
7. Beauchamp, Fred, City Livery Feed and Sale Stable Hay Grain and Coal (Rico, Colo.) letter, 1909.
8. Beckwith, P. J., letter, 1914 Oct. 24.
9. Beers, H. W., Bob (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
10. Bell, Helen (Miss), letter, 1913 Dec. 31.
11. Bell, J. W., letter, 1914 Jan. 20.
12. Bell Paint Company (Cleveland, Ohio) solicitation letters, 1910.
13. Belmear, J. P. (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
14. Belmont Wagner Mining Company (Ophir Loop, Colo.) orders, 1917-1919.
15. Bemis Brothers Bag Company (St. Louis, Mo.) advertisement, 1919.
16. Bemis Omaha Bag Company (Omaha, Neb.) solicitation, 1908.
17. Benjamin, Harry, Equipment Company (St. Louis, Mo.) letter, 1913.
18. Benning, Otto, correspondence, 1916-1917.
19. Bennett, T. S. (Thomas), correspondence, 1914-1916.
20. Berg and Gifford (Durango, Colo.) letter, 1910.
21. Berkowitz Envelope Company (Kansas City, Mo.) letter, 1902-1910.
22. Berri, Henry (Durango, Colo.) insurance coverage records, 1918-1919.
23. Berry, George, correspondence, 1916.
24. Berry, Russel, letter, 1914 July 6.
25. Best, E. W. Company (Alamosa, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.
26. Biggs, E. M., Tie and Stores Company (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1910-1913.
27. Biggs, E. M., Tie and Stores Company correspondence, 1914-1915.
28. Big Stick Ditch Company note, 1912.
29. Black, W. Goff (Chama, N.M.), correspondence, 1917.
30. Black Diamond Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1907-1910, 1914.
31. Black Diamond Coal Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.  (1 item)
32. Blackwell, C. P. (Newmire, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
33. Blair, M. M. (Silverton, Colo.) letters, 1911-1912.
34. Blanco Mercantile Company (Blanco, N.M.) price quotation and correspondence, 1919.
35. Blatnick, Joseph, express charge and records, 1918.
36. Blue Bell Mining Company (Red Mountain, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
37. Bollinger, H. C. (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1908.
38. Bonsall, Howard C., correspondence, 1911.
39. Booth, L M., Company (New York, N.Y.) letters and advertising materials, [ca. 1908].
40. Born and Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, advertising mailing lists, 1918.
41. Bostwick, Brown and Company (Chama, N.M.) order, 1916 Dec. 12.
42. Boren Gulch Gold Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence and records, 1919.
43. Bourk-Donaldson-Taylor Inc. (Denver, Colo.) statements and correspondence, 1918-1919, 1923.
44. Bowman, J. R. (Chicago, Ill.) copying books and letters, 1907.
45. Bowman, N T., correspondence, 1911-1913.
46. Bowman, N. T., correspondence, 1914-1915.
47. Bowman, O. J., correspondence, 1915.
48. Boyd, A. L., Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1908 June 5.
49. Boyd Park Jewelry Company (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1908.
50. Brach and Sons Candies (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence and invoices, 1922, 1926, 1931.
51. Bradley, James, shopping lists, 1919.
52. Brandeger, Fred, correspondence, 1908.
53. Branson, R., letter, 1919.
54. Bray, Robinson, Curry (Alamosa, Colo.) letter, 1917 Nov.
55. Brecht Candy Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1910 Oct.
56. Brennan, W. D., correspondence, 1919.
57. Brett, George, note, 1917 Nov.
58. Brinkley-Douglass Fruit Company (Pueblo, Colo.) statements and correspondence, 1916-1918.
59. Brite-Lite Company (Albert Lea, N.M.) letter, 1917 Oct.
60. Broad, Frank W., and Company (Chama, N.M.) purchasing department letters and telegraphs, 1908-1909.
61. Brockenauer, F., correspondence, 1908.
62. Broderrick and Bascom Rope Company (St. Louis, Mo.) letters and correspondence, 1909-1911.
63. Brooks Tent and Awning Company (Denver, Colo.) bills, 1911.
64. Brown, J. S., Grocery Company (Pueblo, Colo.) statements, bills of lading, orders, financial statement, 1917.
65. Brown, J. S., Grocery Company statements, bills of lading, orders, 1918.
66. Brown, J. S., Grocery Company statements, bills of lading, 1919.
67. Brown, J. S., Mercantile Company (Denver, Colo.) invoices and correspondence, 1917-1919.
68. Brown, J. S., Mercantile Company (Pueblo, Colo.) invoices, 1920-1926.
69. Brown, J. W., Mr. and Mrs., correspondence, 1914-1917.
70. Brown, M. H, solicitation letter, 1911.

 

Box 4: Brown's-Ca
Folder
1. Brown's Market and Grocery (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1919 Oct. 28.
2. Bryan, George W. (Ignacio, Colo.) coal orders correspondence, 1911-1912.
3. Bryan, George W. (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1916-1918.
4. Bryant, A. B., order, 1919 June.
5. Buchanan, A. J. (Oxford, Colo.) 1913-1917.
6. Buchanan, Edgar, bills of lading, 1918 Oct.
7. Buchanan, H. J., order, 1918 Apr. 10.
8. Buckeye Mining and Leasing Company (Ames, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1910.
9. Buckeye Ranch (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1925 Feb. 2.
10. Buckman, R.A., letters and correspondence, 1908.
11. Buda Foundry and Manufacturing Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1907 June.
12. Buffalo Steam Pump Company and Buffalo Forge Company (Buffalo, N.Y.) letters and correspondence, 1909-1910 circular, 1910.
13. Buffalo Sulpher Refining Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1923.
14. Bullion King Gold Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1912.
15. Bullock, Calvin (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1906-1908.
16. Burch, F. I., and Company (Pueblo, Colo.) letter, 1911- Nov. 27.
17. Burens, L. D., Jr. (Chama, N.M.) bill of lading, 1918.
18. Burkhard, F., Saddlery and Implement Company (Trinidad, Colo.) letters, 1909 Jan. 21.
19. Burns-Biggs Lumber Company (El Vado, N.M.) correspondence, 1914 Oct. 10.
20. Burns, T. D., and Son (Tierra Amarilla, N.M.) correspondence, 1906-1910.
21. Burns, T. D., and Son, and Burns Mercantile Company (N.M.) correspondence, 1913-1917 July.
22. Burns, T. D. Jr., correspondence, 1917-1919.
23. Burroughs Adding Machine Company (Detroit, Mich.) records, correspondence and printed materials, 1906-1909.
24. Business Code Company (N.Y.) letters, 1909 Feb. 2.
25. Business Men's Clearing House (Denver, Colo.) business letter, 1918 Dec.
26. Business Men's Publishing Company (Denver, Colo.) letter and postcard, [191-?] June and Dec.
27. Butler Brothers (Chicago, Ill.) records and correspondence, 1918-1919.
28. Butler Brothers records and correspondence, 1921-1926.
29. Butterfly Gold Mining and Milling Company (Ames, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1915.
30. Butterfly-Terrible Gold Mining Company (Ophir, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
31. Cache Knitting Works (Logan, Utah) correspondence, 1907 Oct. 10.
32. Caldwell, W. A. Martin, correspondence, 1912 Sep. 20, 1912 Nov. 8.
33. California Powder Works (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1906 May 8.
34. Call, Sylvia, postal receipts, 1907-08.
35. Calumet Fuel Company (Perins, Colo.) correspondence, 1909, 1910 Apr. 16, 1910 Dec. 2, 1912.
36. Calumet Fuel Company (Perins, Colo.) bills and letters, 1918-1919.
37. Calumet Typewriter Supply House (Chicago, Ill.) printed materials, 1906, 1908, 1917.
38. Cameron, A. S., Steam Pump Works (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1909.
39. Campbell-Sell Baking Company (Denver, Colo.) letter statement, 1919.
40. Candelario, J. S. (Santa Fe, N.M.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
41. Canon City Fruit Growers' Co-op (Colo.) statement with comments, 1918 July 1.
42. Cantwell, George W., letter, 1919 Oct. 27.
43. Carant, B., charge record, 1925 May 5.
44. Card, C. S., Iron Works (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1908 Dec. 18.
45. Carey, Philip, Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) letters, 1918.
46. Carnegie Steel Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1909 Sept. 30.
47. Caro Manufacturing Company (Cleveland, Ohio) letters, 1909.
48. Carothers, L. W., correspondence, 1906 Sept. 24.
49. Carribean Mining Company (Ophir, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1917.
50. Carroll, A., receipt, 1906.
51. Carter, C. W., correspondence, 1917-1919.
52. Carter, Rice and Carpenter Paper Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1917.
53. Carter's Ink Company (Boston, Mass.) letters and printed materials, 1907 Nov.
54. Cary and Fielding (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
55. Casebier, G. W., correspondence, 1918 Jan.-June.
56. Cason, Dan, Lace and Laura, correspondence, 1919.
57. Caudell, Ben, correspondence, 1913-1916.
58. Candell, Ben and Delbert, correspondence, 1917.
59. Carran, L. C., Company (Cleveland, Ohio) advertising materials and letters, 1908-1909.
60. Center Fuel and Supply Company (Center, Colo.) coal correspondence, 1914.
61. Central Electric Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
62. Central States Life Insurance Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1917-1918.

 

Box 5: Ch-Com
Folder
1. Challen, Godfrey C. (Walsenburg, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
2. Chama Beef and Supply Company (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1908-1913.
3. Chama Hotel (Chama, N.M.) letter, 1910 Sept. 18.
4. Chama Livery (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1910-1913.
5. Chamber of Commerce, U. S., letter, 1918 Dec.
6. Channon Company (Chicago, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1913.
7. Chanute Wholesale Grocery Company (Chanute, Kans.) correspondence, 1919 July 29.
8. Chapman Hardware Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1922-1925.
9. Chedal, Charles R., bill and receipt, 1917.
10. Cherry, Isaac (Durango, Colo.) bills and financial, 1907.
11. Cherry Creek Lumber Company (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
12. Chicago House Wrecking Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters and price lists, 1909.
13. Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1917 Apr. 19.
14. Chrisman, John W., correspondence, 1919.
15. Christiansen, Dan (Kirtland, N.M.) correspondence, 1914-1916.
16. Christy Box Car Loader Company (Des Moines, Ia., and Denver, Colo.) letters, 1908.
17. Clark, Edward B., correspondence, 1906-1907 .
18. Clark, Elisa (Alcalde, N.M.) correspondence, 1909.
19. Clark, G. H. (Durango, Colo.) bill, 1919 June 26.
20. Clark, W. C., correspondence, 1913 May 26.
21. Clampitt, Audis, correspondence, 1914 Nov. 30.
22. Cleveland Armature Works (Cleveland, Ohio) letters and price lists, 1907-1909.
23. Cleveland Armature Works correspondence, 1915 June 10.
24. Climax Refining Company (Durango, Colo.) letters, [undated].
25. Cline, George T. and Cline, Moore, correspondence, 1907.
26. Cline, George. T., correspondence, 1913-1916.
27. Cline and Humiston (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
28. Cling-Surface Company (Buffalo, N.Y.) letters, 1909.
29. Clinton Broom Company (Oklahoma City, Okla.) correspondence, 1919 Aug.
30. C. M. S. Mines Company, The (Creede, Colo.) correspondence, 1911.
31. Coal mining publications correspondence, 1918-1919. Includes these periodicals: Coal Age, Coal Mines Monthly Bulletin, Coal Industry.
32. Cole, G. B., letter, 1906 Sept. 5.
33. Cole, Jack (Eureka, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 Oct. 18.
34. Cole, Sylvia, posted receipts, 1907.
35. Colorado Fuel and Iron Company (Denver, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1906-1908.
36. Colorado Fuel and Iron Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1912.
37. Colorado Fuel and Iron Company correspondence, 1914-1919.
38. Colorado Iron and Metal Yard Company (Pueblo, Colo.) solicitation, [ca. 1908].
39. Colorado Tiron Works Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1911 Jan. 21.
40. Colorado Machinery and Supply Company quotation letter, 1909.
41. Colorado State Penitentiary (Canon City, Colo.) correspondence, 1912 June 22.
42. Colorado Supply Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
43. Colorado Supply Company (Pueblo, Colo.) invoices, correspondence, 1923.
44. Colorado Supply Company (Pueblo, Colo.) invoices, 1924-1925.
45. Colorado Telephone Company (Durango, Colo.) printed materials and correspondence, 1908.
46. Colorado Tent and Awning Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1911.
47. Colorado Typewriter Exchange Company (Denver, Colo.) postcard, 1909 Nov. 27.
48. Columbus Mines Company (La Plata and Denver, Colo.) correspondence 1914-1916.
49. Commercial Electrical Supply Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
50. Commission Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, [ca. 1907, 1917].

 

Box 6: Con- Denver and
Folder
1. Conejos Co-operative (Conejos, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
2. Conejos County Land and Investment Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, orders and invoices, 1907-1909.
3. Conejos County Land and Investment Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1913.
4. Conneaut Shovel Company (Conneaut, Ohio) letters, 1909.
5. Conner, Alfred (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1906.
6. Conservation Association of Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico letter, 1919 Sept. 25.
7. Consolidated Merchants Syndicate, Inc. (N.Y.) letter, 1917 Nov. 1.
8. Consolidated Mines Selection Company (Smuggler, Telluride and Denver, Colo.) sight draft and orders, 1907.
9. Continental Casualty Company (Chicago, Ill.) letter, 1919.
10. Continental Oil Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1905-1911.
11. Continental Oil Company correspondence, 1912-1918.
12. Continental Oil Company memorandums, bills of lading, 1918-1919.
13. Continental Smelting and Refining Company (Ironton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
14. Continental Trust Company (Denver, Colo.) postal receipts, 1907-1913.
15. Conway and Meenan (Ironton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
16. Cooper and Collier (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1911.
17. Copper Gulch Mining and Reduction Company (Ironton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 Oct..
18. Copper Hill Mining Company (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
19. Cottingham Brothers (Kansas City, Mo.) correspondence, 1909.
20. Craig and Madison (Cedar Hill, N.M.) records and correspondence, 1907-1908.
21. Cram, Charles F., correspondence, 1917.
22. Crandall Packing Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1919 Aug.
23. Crandall, H. J. (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
24. Crane and Company (Topeka, Kan.) letter, 1919 Aug.
25. Crane Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1908, 1913.
26. Creditors' Association (Denver, Colo.) solicitations, [190?].
27. Creede Triune Mines Company (Creede, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
28. Crerar, Adams and Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1908, 1919.
29. Crews-Beggs Company (Pueblo, Colo.) letter, 1918 July.
30. Croft, C. D., correspondence, 1916.
31. Croker, Edward, correspondence, 1909 Oct.
32. Crowdis, T. J, correspondence, 1912 Aug. 2, 1913 Apr. 4.
33. Crystal Block Mining Company (Sprigg, W.Va.) correspondence, 1919.
34. Culler, E. H., correspondence, 1915-1916.
35. Cumberland Mines Company (La Plata, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1912-1918.
36. Cumminghan, Jack, bills and correspondence, 1911-1918.
37. Cunningham, John, correspondence, 1914.
38. Curtet, George, bills, 1918.
39. Cutler-Hammer Manufacturing Company (Milwaukee, Wis.) letter, catalogs and blueprint 1918 Feb.-Mar.
40. Cyclone Drill Company (Orville, Ohio) promotional materials, 1909.
41. Daggett and Rice (Chama, N.M.) records and correspondence, 1909.
42. Daily Mining Record (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1909 July 15.
43. Daly, J. A., correspondence, 1912 Dec. 3 and 1912 Dec. 6.
44. Daniels and Fisher Stores Company (Denver, Colo.) orders, 1919-1921.
45. Davey Leasing and Mining Company (Red Mountain, Colo.) order, 1915 Nov. 15.
46. Davidson, O. H., Equipment Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918 Aug. 28.
47. Davies, Jacob, correspondence, 1909.
48. Day, J. L., correspondence, 1909, 1914.
49. Day, L. L., correspondence, 1911 Sept. 28.
50. Dayton-Dowd Company (Quincy, Ill.) letter, 1926.
51. Dayton Hydraulic Machinery Company (Dayton, Ohio) letters, 1909.
52. Dean, Emma, correspondence, 1909 Nov.
53. Defiance Machine Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1912 May 11 and 1912 May 20.
54. Delos, A. L., correspondence, 1906-1909.
55. Delta-Newcastle Gold Mining Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1910 Dec. 22, 1911 Feb. 26.
56. Democratic County Central Committee, San Juan County (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
57. Dennison, John, Sr., bill, 1908 Mar. 13.
58. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company tickets, 1906, 1910.
59. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company records and correspondence, 1904-1906.
60. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company records and correspondence, 1907.
61. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company records and correspondence, 1908-1912.
62. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company correspondence, 1913-1917 June.
63. Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Company records and correspondence, 1917 July-1922.

 

Box 7: Denver B-Dr
Folder
1. Denver Boiler and Iron Works Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1914 Dec. 31.
2. Denver Brick Manufacturers Association (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 Sept. 13.
3. Denver Engineering Works Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
4. Denver Engineering Works Company, The (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1914.
5. Denver Fire Clay Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
6. Denver Lithographing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
7. Denver Metal Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909, 1917.
8. Denver National Bank records and correspondence, 1905-1907.
9. Denver National Bank records and correspondence, 1908-1909.
10. Denver National Bank (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
11. Denver Portland Cement Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 Sept. 13.
12. Denver Republican (Denver, Colo.) receipt, 1909.
13. Denver Rock Drill Manufacturing Company, The (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1914 Dec. 30.
14. Denver Sewer Pipe and Clay Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 Sept. 13.
15. Denver Shale Pressed Brick Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 Sept. 13.
16. DePriest, J. H. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
17. DePriest, J. H., correspondence, 1910-1915.
18. Deputy, Mary, Mrs., letters, 1906 Nov. 2 and 10.
19. Derry-Blackwell Cigar Company (Grand Junction, Colo.) correspondence and statement, 1925.
20. Detibbetts, F. S., correspondence, 19[?] Nov. 4.
21. Deti, James, correspondence, 1917.
22. Detroit and Colorado Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
23. Devenport, W. M., receipt, 1915 Nov. 26.
24. Dick, A. C. Company, correspondence, 1914.
25. Ditchfield, George, correspondence, bills of lading, 1917-1919.
26. Dixon, Hill, bill, 1911 Sept. 28.
27. Dolores Lumber and Supply Company (Dolores and Hogg, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
28. Dolores Lumber and Supply Company (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1917.
29. Dolores Mercantile Company (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
30. Donaldson Fruit Company (Denver, Colo.) statement, 1919 Aug. 24.
31. Dora Consolidated Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1916 and 1919.
32. Doud Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, [1906]-1907.
33. Doud Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) orders and correspondence, 1908-1909.
34. Doud Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1911.
35. Doud Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1913.
36. Doud Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1915.
37. Doud Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1916-1917.
38. Doud Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
39. Doyle Consolidated Mines Company (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1910, 1913.
40. Draeger Oxygen Apparatus Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) correspondence, 1913-1914, 1917.
41. Dreher, F. C., Contracting Company (Denver, Colo.) postcard, [ca. 1908].
42. Dry Good Reporter (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1919.

 

Box 8: Du-Fa
Folder
1. Dun, R. G., and Company (N.Y.) correspondence, 1910-1919.
2. Dunlap and Belmear (Dolores, Colo.) letters, telegrams and correspondence, 1906-1907.
3. Dunning and Sutliff orders, 1913-1915.
4. Dunning and Sutliff, and Dunning and Lenfestey correspondence, 1917-1919.
5. DuPont, E. I., and Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1905-1907.
6. DuPont, E. I., and Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence and bills of lading, 1914-1917.
7. DuPont, E. I., and Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
8. Durango Adjustment Agency (Durango, Colo.) letters, 1908-1909.
9. Durango Board of Trade (Durango, Colo.) letter, 1907 Dec. 24.
10. Durango Bottling Works (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
11. Durango Clothing Company (Durango, Colo.) letter, 1919 Oct. 30.
12. Durango Hardware and Supply (Durango, Colo.) correspondence and bills of lading, 1918.
13. Durango Light and Power Company (Durango, Colo.) contracts, 1904-1905.
14. Durango Planing Mill and Lumber Company (Durango, Colo. and Aztec, N. M) bills of lading, statement, 1908-1917.
15. Durango Planing Mill and Lumber Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
16. Durango Plumbing and Heating Company (Durango, Colo.) information and printed materials, 1918.
17. Durango Pressed Brick Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1907, 1918, 1919.
18. Durango Savings and Building Association (Durango, Colo.) letters and correspondence, 1918-1919.
19. Durango Transfer Company (Durango, Colo.) credit memorandum, 1907 Dec. 31.
20. Durango Trust Company (Durango, Colo.) letters and printed materials, 1918-1919.
21. Durbin Surgical and Dental Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
22. Dyke, Lena, correspondence, 1906-1911, 1914-1915.
23. Dyke Station (Colo.) orders, 1914-1915.
24. Dyke Lumber Company (Dyke, Colo.) financial and business standing, correspondence, 1919 Sept. 15.
25. Eddy Electric Manufacturing Company (Windsor, Colo.) correspondence, 1908 Sept. 2.
26. Edmistue, F. L., correspondence, 1918 Aug. 29.
27. Edward-Ruth Gold Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908.
28. Eldredge, Frank, Investment Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1919.
29. Electric Appliance Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1909 May 1 and Aug. 27.
30. Electric Manufacturers' Sales Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, advertisement, 1908-1909 Aug. 17.
31. Electric Railway Equipment Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) letter, advertisement, 1908-1918.
32. Electric Service Supplies Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1907, 1909.
33. Elliot Brothers Electric Company (Cleveland, Ohio) correspondence, 1907 May 3 and Aug. 23.
34. Ellis, E. F., letter, 1914 Feb. 9.
35. Ellis, Harvey, correspondence, 1911 Aug. 5.
36. Emma Gold Mining Company (Dunton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1911.
37. Empire Art Company (Chicago, Ill.) order acknowledgement, 1918 Aug. 12.
38. Empire Coal Company (Birmingham, Ala.) correspondence, 1908 Jan. 24.
39. Empire Gold Mine Company (La Plata, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1906-1907.
40. Emperius and Dattelzweig (Alamosa, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 Apr. 2.
41. Engel, Charles, Mercantile Company (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1911 Jan. 6 and 8.
42. Engineering Agency, Inc. (Chicago, Ill.) list of available technical workers, correspondence, 1909 Feb. 24.
43. Engineering and Mining Journal (N.Y.) correspondence, postcard, subscription, order, and receipt, 1909.
44. Epperson, Ben C. (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
45. Esmeralda Mines (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, account update, 1908-1909.
46. Etchison, W. W., correspondence re: supplies, 1912.
47. Eureka Mines Supply Company (Eureka, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
48. Evans, H. D. (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
49. Excelsior Powder Manufacturing Company (Kansas City, Utah) correspondence and printed materials, 1908-1918.
50. Exon and Rush Market (Dolores, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1907-1913.
51. Faber, A. W., Company (Newark, N. J.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
52. Faber, N.M., Eberhard (N.Y.) correspondence, 1912.
53. Fairbanks, Morse, and Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1918.
54. Fairbanks Standard Scales (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) correspondence, 1910 Sept. 3.
55. Fairmont Mining Machinery Company (Fairmont, W.Va.) correspondence, 1910-1912.
56. Fairview Brick Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 Sept. 13.
57. Faris, W. E., correspondence, 1909.
58. Farmers Supply Company (Durango, Colo.) bill of lading, 1923 Oct. 31.
59. Farmers' Union Association, The (Monte Vista, Colo.) correspondence, 1917 May and 1918 June.
60. Farmington, N.M. (Town of) correspondence, 1917-1918.
61. Farmington Bakery (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1919.
62. Farmington Electric Light and Power Company (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1909-1919.
63. Farmington Machine Works (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
64. Farmington Oil and Gas Company (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1906.
65. Farmington Roller Mills (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1909-1910.
66. Farmington Transfer Company (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1911.
67. Farud, Joseph Jr. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
68. Favorite Mining Company (Ophir, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.

 

Box 9: Fe-Gl
Folder
1. Ferry, D. M., and Company (Detroit, Mich.), 1918 Nov. 20.
2. Fettes Brothers (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1918.
3. Fielding, T. A., correspondence, 1910-1913.
4. Fielding, H. W. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 Oct. 15.
5. Finney, E. E., Mrs., receipt, 1916 Dec. 2.
6. Fitts Manufacturing Company (Pueblo, Colo.) invoice and memoranda, 1916-1919.
7. Florence W. Gold Mines Company (Mancos, Colo.) note, [ca. 1901-1910].
8. Floyd, E. C., correspondence, 1912.
9. Fisk Rubber Company letter, 1919.
10. Folger, J. A., and Company (Kansas City, Mo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
11. Forbes Commercial Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
12. Ford Garage (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
13. Forsyth and Heath (Howardsville, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
14. Forsyth, H., Staple and Fancy Groceries (Howardsville, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1919.
15. Forsyth, D. B., correspondence, 1913.
16. Fort Dearborn Watch and Clock Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1911, 1913-1918.
17. Fort Lewis School (Fort Lewis, Colo.) customer correspondence, 1911-1912, 1927.
18. Foster, L. B., Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
19. Fowler, A. S., correspondence, 1913 Sept.
20. Fox, Gwynn (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1910-1919.
21. Fox, Guy V., correspondence, 1917 Dec.
22. Foyer, Charles A., and Company (Cleveland, Ohio) letter, [ca.1901-1910].
23. Fracassini, Albert, correspondence, 1918.
24. Francheni, Thomas, rental correspondence, 1912-1913.
25. Frank, Jerome B., by C. M. S. Mines Company, (Creede, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.
26. Frank, M. K. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) correspondence, 1907-1918.
27. Franklin, G. C., coal shipment order, 1909 Dec. 14.
28. Franklin Press Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
29. Frazier, John A., correspondence, 1913-1914.
30. Frazzini, Mike, notes, 1919.
31. Freed, Joseph, account and collection records, 1911-1912.
32. Freeman, R., correspondence, 1906.
33. French, W. H., correspondence, 1912-1916.
34. French, W. H., correspondence, 1917-1919.
35. Frisco Mines and Tunnel Company (Animas Forks, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 May.
36. Fritch Hardware Company (Denver, Colo.) invoices, 1922.
37. Fritz, Jacob (Durango, Colo.) bill, 1912 Nov. 1.
38. Fry, Harry E., correspondence, 1919.
39. Fulks, J. W., correspondence, 1917 Dec.
40. Fulton Bag and Burlap Company (St. Lewis, Mo.) letters, 1908-1913.
41. Funk Brothers Manufacturing Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1911 Mar 27.
42. Fuschino, A., Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1919 Feb.
43. Galbreath Tie and Timber Company San Juan Branch (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
44. Gallotti Investment Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908, 1910, 1912.
45. Galloway, Helen, correspondence, 1918 Oct.
46. Gamble, E. L., correspondence, 1910-1911, 1915.
47. Garden City Tailoring Company (Chicago) letters and brochures, 1908.
48. Gardner, J. H., correspondence, by J. A. Shaver, 1909 Sept. -Dec.
49. Gardner, J. H., correspondence, 1910-1911, 1915.
50. Garfield Fire Clay Company (Robinson, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
51. Garlock Packing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1919.
52. Garnard, Joe, rental correspondence, 1911 Apr. 21.
53. Garren, G. L., correspondence, 1908 Oct.
54. Garretson, Philip (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 May 8.
55. Garrison Milling Elevator Company (Hooper, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1910.
56. Garvin, U. S., correspondence, 1910.
57. Gate City Stationary Company (Omaha, Neb.) correspondence, 1912.
58. General Chemical Company (N.Y.) service contract voucher, 1919 June 3.
59. General Electric Company (Schenectady, N.Y. and Windsor, Conn.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
60. General Gas-Electric Company (Hanover, Pa.) letter and circular, 1917 Oct. 17.
61. General Machinery and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1927-1931.
62. Gaint Powder Company, correspondence, 1917-1918.
63. Gibson Lumber and Coal Company (Mancos, Colo.) bill of lading, 1917 Nov. 21.
64. Gibson Sales Company (Fort Collins, Colo.) contract and correspondence, 1923 Oct. 20.
65. Giffen and Pfeiffer (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1919 May 29.
66. Gilbert, E. C., records and correspondence, 1913 and 1921.
67. Gill, William, receipt, 1918 Feb. 10.
68. Gilleland, J. C., correspondence, 1917 Mar.
69. Gillespie, H. F., order, 1915 Sept. 9.
70. Gilmore, George, notes, 1919.
71. Girarrdi, John, rent receipts, 1917.
72. Glaser, B., real estate receipts and correspondence, 1917-1919.
73. Glenn, Frank, correspondence, 1916-1917.
74. Glenn, James H., rental bills and records, 1907, 1913-1915.
75. Globe Express Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
76. Globe Inspection Company, The (Denver, Colo.) letter, Feb 11.

 

Box 10: Go-Gra
Folder
1. Goble, Fred (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1908.
2. Goble, Fred (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
3. Goble, Fred (Silverton, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1910-1911.
4. Goble, Fred (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1913.
5. Goble, Fred (Silverton, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1914-1915.
6. Goble, Fred (Silverton, Colo.) orders and correspondence, 1916-1919.
7. Godet, Henry, correspondence, 1911 Apr. 17.
8. Godfrey, Fred, correspondence, 1916 Oct.-Dec.
9. Goeglein, Clara, receipts, 1919.
10. Gogarty, B., correspondence, 1913-1915, 1917.
11. Gold Dust Corporation (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1925 July 14.
12. Gold king Consolidated Mines Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908 Sept.-Oct.
13. Gold King Leasing Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1915.
14. Gold lion Mines Company (Ouray, Colo.) correspondence, 1906 Dec. 13.
15. Gold Mines and Power Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908.
16. Gold Prince Mines Company (Animas Forks, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
17. Gold Tunnel and Railway Company (Howardsville, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
18. Golden Pressed and Fire Brick Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
19. Goodline Manufacturing Company (Kent, Ohio) letter, 1913 Nov. 10.
20. Goodman, George, bills, receipts and correspondence, 1915 May and 1917-1918.
21. Goodman Paint Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence and invoice, 1929-1932.
22. Goodrich, B. F., Rubber Company (Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo., and Akron, Ohio) correspondence, 1909, 1918.
23. Goodrich, B. F., Rubber Company (Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo., and Akron, Ohio) correspondence, 1919.
24. Goodspeed Manufacturing Company (Colorado Springs, Colo.) letter, 1907 May 15.
25. Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company (Akron, Ohio) correspondence, bills, 1913, 1919.
26. Gordon Stores (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, receipts, 1934-1935.
27. Goulding, John C., Pine Ridge lease, correspondence and bills, 1908-1909.
28. Grabowsky, T. C. (Howardsville, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1912.
29. Graden Mercantile Company (Durango, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1906-1918.
30. Graden Mercantile Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence and invoices, 1919.
31. Graden Mercantile Company (Durango, Colo.) invoices and coupon books, 1922, 1925.
32. Graff, R. C., correspondence, 1919 Oct. 31.
33. Graham, F. R. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1910 and 1913-1919.
34. Graham Hardware Company, (Durango, Colo.) orders, 1928-1933.
35. Grand Junction Seed Company (Grand Junction, Colo.) business correspondence, 1927 Nov. 4.
36. Grantham, Joe, correspondence, 1916 Nov. and 1919 Dec. 22.
37. Graves, John, correspondence, 1919 Mar. 18 and 1928 Jan. 9.
38. Graves, Joseph, correspondence, 1905 May 16.
39. Gray, James W. (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1917.

 

Box 11: Gre-He
Folder
1. Green Brothers Fruit and Produce Company (Denver, Colo.) business correspondence and invoices, 1923-1924.
2. Green and Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919 Oct. 31.
3. Green Mountain Mining and Milling Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
4. Green Mountain Mining and Milling Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
5. Greene, F. C., correspondence, 1908.
6. Grenville, Richard, correspondence, 1915 Aug.
7. Grigg and Galloway Brothers (Placerville, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
8. Griggs, Jerry, correspondence, 1919 Apr. 22.
9. Grill, Ernest, Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
10. Gross, Frank, correspondence, 1907-1911.
11. Gross and Hills (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
12. Ground Gripper Shoe Company (N.Y., N.Y.) correspondence, promotional printed materials, 1929-1930.
13. Guinan, M., correspondence, 1908.
14. Guillet Brothers/ Guillet, Finnel and Company (Cortez, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1919.
15. Gusdorf, Alex (Taos, N.M.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
16. Haffner, H. C., bill, 1909.
17. Hager, B. W., correspondence, 1915 Jan.
18. Halden, Worth and Troy, memos for payment, 1925 Dec. 21.
19. Hale Specialty Company (Chicago, Ill.) letter and brochure, 1909 Sept. 16.
20. Haley, Leroy (Tacoma, Colo.) correspondence, 1930 Oct. 25.
21. Hall, A. R. (Okmulgee, Ok.) correspondence, 1918 Dec. 13.
22. Hall, H. L. (Chama, N.M.) coal order, 1914-1919.
23. Hallack and Howard Lumber Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1919.
24. Haller, Fred C. (Mancos, Colo.) letter, 1913 Dec.-1918 July.
25. Hammond, Norman (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908.
26. Hamor, Thomas (Durango, Colo.) letter, 1906 Dec. 13.
27. Hampson and Fielding (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, bill of lading, 1908-1909.
28. Hand, N. H. (Animas Fork, Colo.) correspondence, 1906 Nov. 1.
29. Handy Supply and Manufacturing Company (Cleveland, Ohio) correspondence, 1918 Nov. 5-1919 Oct. 22.
30. Hanson, J., (Alamosa, Colo.) coal correspondence., 1908-1918.
31. Hanson, W. G. (Telluride, Colo.) telegraph, 1909 Jan. 6.
32. Harker Manufacturing Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) correspondence, letters and orders, 1917-1918.
33. Harper, Herbert (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906 Aug. 17.
34. Harris, J. J., and Company (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1911.
35. Harrison, A. W. (Silverton, Colo.) remittance letter, 1914 Oct. 9.
36. Harrison, John, Company (New York, N.Y.) offer to sell and correspondence, 1918 June 28.
37. Harrison Safety Boiler Works (Philadelphia, Pa.) post card correspondence, 1907-1918.
38. Hart, Alex (Aztec, N.M.) correspondence, 1907 March 5-1907 June 15.
39. Hart and Dunning (Aztec, N.M.) postcards, 1909-1913.
40. Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company (Hartford, W. Va.) leaflet, 1909.
41. Hartley, J. W. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1917 Feb. 11-1917 Dec. 31.
42. Hartley, J. W. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1918 Jan. 20-1919 Feb. 19.
43. Hartman, Joseph (Porter, Colo.) letters, 1907 July 17-1907 Aug. 8.
44. Hatcher, E. E. and Company (Laboca, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1919.
45. Hatcher Mercantile Company (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
46. Hayden, J. M. (Chama, N.M.) correspondence and bill of lading, 1918-1919.
47. Hay Gulch Ditch Company (Hesperus, Colo.) miscellaneous records and correspondence, 1908-1934.
48. Hayword Company (New York, N.Y.) letter promo, 1909 Sept. 7.
49. Hayward, S. F., and Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1913 April 23- June 28.
50. Head, R. H. (Farmington, N.M.) letter and bank reference, 1919 Aug.
51. Heath, C. C., General Merchandise (Howardsville, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1910.
52. Heather, B. (La Plata, N.M.) letter, 1918 Dec.
53. Hedman Manufacturing Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1924 Oct. 18.
54. Heinz, H. J., Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, invoices, 1925 Oct.
55. Henderson Engineering Company (Durango, Colo.) coal price inquiry, 1916 June 15.
56. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
57. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 Jan. 1-Dec. 3.
58. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908 Jan.-Nov.

 

Box 12: He (continued)-Hol
Folder
1. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
2. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) orders and bills of lading, 1910 Jan. -1911 Dec.
3. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
4. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1916.
5. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1917 Jan.-Dec.
6. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
7. Hendrie and Bolthoff Manufacturing and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
8. Hendricks, E. B. (Riverside, N.M.) correspondence, 1913-1919.
9. Hendricks, R. (Cedar Hill, N.M.) letters, 1918.
10. Hendrickson, L. W. (Kirtland, N.M.) correspondence, 1908-1918.
11. Henkel-Duke Mercantile Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, bills of lading, 1918-1924.
12. Herald Printing Company (Durango, Colo.) ad cancellation, 1910 July 6.
13. Hercules Consolidated Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1912.
14. Hercules Manufacturing Company (Centerville, Iowa) stump puller and mine car trucks printed materials and correspondence, 1916.
15. Hercules Powder Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1917.
16. Herr, A. T. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence and tax schedule, 1911.
17. Herrera, Dolores and Manuel (Hesperus, Colo.) letter and bills, 1921-1923.
18. Hesperus Fruit Company (Hesperus, Colo.) bills of lading, 1917-1918.
19. Hesperus Magazine (Hesperus, Colo.) bill of lading, 1926 Dec. 29.
20. Hesperus Mine (Hesperus, Colo.) inventory accounts, 1906.
21. Hessler, P. S., Mercantile Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1925 July.
22. Hettrick Brothers Company, The (Toledo, Ohio) letters, [ca 1909].
23. Hibbard, Spencer (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1918-1920.
24. Heibler and Company, P. A. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 and 1908-1910.
25. Hientz, George W. (Salt Lake City, Utah) correspondence, 1907 Aug. 22 and 26.
26. Hildehandt, R. (McGill, Nev.) inquiry, 1918 June.
27. Hildenbrune, John (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1908 Sept. 25.
28. Hill, Watt (Hesperus, Colo.) returned statement/mail, 1919.
29. Hill-Behan (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence and inquiry, 1918 Dec.
30. Hills Brothers Coffee (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1927-1934.
31. Hinds, Howell (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
32. Hinds, Howell (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908 Nov. 9.
33. Hirsch Rolling Mill Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1908.
34. Hobson, W. F. (Hesperus, Colo.) letters, 1919-1921.
35. Hochenauer Alfalfa Milling and Manufacturing Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1915.
36. Hockensmith Wheel and Mine Car Company (Penn Station, Pa.) letters, 1907.
37. Hodkins Company, M. W. (Oakland, Calif.) correspondence, 1918-1925.
38. Hoe and Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence and ad, 1925-1926.
39. Hoeckel Blank Books and Lithograph Company (Denver, Colo.) desk order information, 1908-1913.
40. Holder, W. L. (Hesperus, Colo.) statement, 1921-1927 Oct. 26.
41. Holland, G. F., letter, 1923.
42. Hollingsworth Merchandise Company (Placerville, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907, 1908.
43. Holmes Hardware (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence and bills of lading, 1919-1920.
44. Holmes, P. M. (Cortez, Colo.) request for quotation, 1926 Feb.
45. Holmes, R. F. (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1927-1932.

 

Box 13: Hom-Ind
Folder
1. Home Lumber, Coal and Grain Company (La Jara, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 June-Oct.
2. Home Lumber, Coal and Grain Company (La Jara, Colo.) correspondence, 1907 and 1908-1918.
3. Homer, C. H. (Allison, Colo.) customer records and correspondence, 1911.
4. Homestead Vale Manufacturing Company (Homestead, Pa.) correspondence, 19(?).
5. Honacher Brothers (Cortez, Colo.) orders, 1925.
6. Honey Dew Mines (La Plata City, Colo.) orders, 193-.
7. Honey Dew Mines (Albuquerque, N.M.) progress report #7, 1932 Sept. 27.
8. Honey Dew Mines (Albuquerque, N.M.) correspondence regarding syndicate lease, 1932.
9. Honey Dew Mines (Albuquerque, N.M.) correspondence, 1933.
10. Honey Dew Mines (Albuquerque, N.M.) correspondence, 1934 Jan. 7-Aug.9.
11. Hoosier Rolling Mill Company (Jerre Hauter, Indiana) letter, 1918 Oct.
12. Hooten, Lillie and Roy (Stoner Creek, Colo.) correspondence, 1922-1923.
13. Hoover, W. A., and Company (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1921.
14. Hopkins, J. S. D. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1910.
15. Hopkins, W. M. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1916 June-Aug.
16. Hopper, Kerlee (Bayfield, Colo.) request for quote, 1920 May.
17. Horen, Martin (Chama, N.M.) coal order, correspondence, 1914-1916.
18. Horgesheimer and Johnson (Durango, Colo.) court orders, 1907.
19. Horner, C. D. (Allison, Colo.) payment correspondence, 1911-1914.
20. Hornick, More and Porterfield (Sioux City, Iowa) orders, 1926-1927.
21. Hotter, Joseph, loan payment letters, 1915-1920.
22. Hough, Frank, Mining Company (Capitol City, Denver, and Animas Forks, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1908.
23. Hough, Frank, Mining Company (Animas Forks, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.
24. House, Owen (and Mrs. Signa House) (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1913-1918.
25. Houser, C. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) payment letter, 1913 Aug. 27.
26. Houser, C. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1921.
27. Houser, E. G., correspondence, 1906.
28. Houser, Ray, order, 1931.
29. Hover, W. A., and Company (Denver, Colo.) omission slip, 1921 Feb. 14.
30. Howard, Frank, correspondence, 1919-1921.
31. Howells Mining Drill Company (Plymouth, Pa.) correspondence, 1907.
32. Howell, Richard, statements, 1919-1921.
33. Howe and Adams Attorney at Law (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
34. Howe Scale Company of Illinois (Kansas, City, Mo.) correspondence and advertisement, 1909.
35. Hoyt, E. R., coal price inquiry letters, 1914 May.
36. Hubbard, A. M., letter, 1920 Feb. 11.
37. Huff, Gussie, order and correspondence, 1931 Mar. 3.
38. Huffs, E. B., correspondence, 1922.
39. Hughes and Buchanan, Blacksmith (Dolores, Colo.) coal inquiry, 1915 June 21.
40. Hughes, I. R., letter regarding agent, 1914 Aug. 7.
41. Hughes, J. R, agent request correspondence, 1913 June.
42. Hughes, W. H., correspondence, 1909.
43. Hungarian Flour Mills (Denver, Colo.) order and bill of lading, 1918.
44. Hunnicutt, W. J., price request, 1914 Oct.
45. Hunt, E. W., correspondence, 1909.
46. Hunt, W. G., scale weight correspondence, 1927-1934.
47. Huntaman, Jack, correspondence, 1931-1932.
48. Hunter, E. R., correspondence, 1906-1907.
49. Hunter, R. W., Piano Company (Durango, Colo.) orders, 1922-1923.
50. Hunter Mercantile Company (Farmington, N.M.) notices and lists, 1919.
51. Huntington, Jack, correspondence, money order, 1923.
52. Huntley, G. W., and Company (Chicago, Ill.) brochures, records, and price lists, 1923-1925.
53. Hurley, E. J. (Chama, N.M.) customer correspondence, 1914-1919.
54. Hurniston, E. E., correspondence, 1909 Dec. 14.
55. Hutchins, Elmer, correspondence, 1907 March-April.
56. Hutton and Company (Ames, Colo.) request correspondence, 1920 Jan. 10.
57. Hyde Paper Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1919 Aug. -1920 Jan.
58. Ideal Commutator Dresser Company (Chicago, Ill.) product info, order correspondence, 1918-1919.
59. Ignacio State Bank (Ignacio, Colo.) coal orders, etc., 1915, 1921.
60. Illinois Boiler Cleaning Compound Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence and orders, 1919 and 1921.
61. Imes, I. B., correspondence, 1908 and 1910 June 2.
62. Imperial Brass Manufacturing Company (Chicago, Ill.) letter and price list, 1917.
63. Incas M. M. and L., Company (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1916.
64. Independent Hardware and Lumber Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1919.
65. Independent Powder Company (Joplin, Mo.) correspondence, 1913-1914. (Was bought out by Hercules Powder in 1914.)
66. Indian Creek Coal Mining Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1919 March 12.

 

Box 14: Ing-Joh
Folder
1. Ingersoll-Rand Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908.
2. International Accountants' Society (Detroit, Mich.) correspondence, 1908.
3. International High Speed Steel Company (New York, N.Y.) letter, 1909.
4. Interstate Business Exchange (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1907.
5. Inter-State Business Men's Accident Association (Des Moines, Iowa) letters, 1918-1919.
6. Interstate Commerce Commission (Washington D. C.) correspondence, 1916.
7. Interstate Employment System (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
8. Iowa Cement Company (Iola, Kan.) correspondence, 1909.
9. Iowa Gold Mining and Milling Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1908.
10. Iowa Tiger Mining and Leasing Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1917.
11. Iron City Fuel Company (Pueblo, Colo.) letter, 1918.
12. Iron City Lumber Company (Pueblo, Colo.) price list, 1917.
13. Ironsides Company (Columbus, Ohio) correspondence, 1908-1909.
14. Ironton Engine Company (Ironton, Ohio) letters, 1917.
15. Isaacs, L. J. (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
16. Island Creek Coal Company (Minneapolis, Minn.) correspondence, 1917.
17. Jack Brothers (Manassa, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1912.
18. Jack, S. J. (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
19. Jackson Hardware and Implement Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1919.
20. Jackson, Joseph H. (Placerville, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
21. James, J. L. (La Veta, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
22. Janesville Clothing Company (Janesville, Wis.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
23. Janssen, D. J. (Millard, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
24. Jeantet, J. G. (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1916.
25. Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1905-1906.
26. Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
27. Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1908-1909.
28. Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1911.
29. Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1916.
30. Jeffrey Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
31. Jicarilla Indian Agency (Dulce, N.M.) advertisement, 1917.
32. Johns-Manville, H. W. Company (Milwaukee, Wis.) correspondence, 1902-1908.
33. Johns-Manville, H. W. Company (Milwaukee, Wis.) correspondence, 1910-1918.
34. Johnson, A. A. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
35. Johnson, A. E. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1913.
36. Johnson and Company, D. J. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
37. Johnson, R. J. (Dunton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
38. Johnson and Johnson Manufacturing Chemists (New Brunswick, N. J.) correspondence, 1913.
39. Johnston, W. M., and Company (Animas Forks, Colo.) correspondence, 1915.

 

Box 15: Jon-La
Folder
1. Jones, George W. (Pendleton, N.M.) correspondence, 1913.
2. Jones, H. F. and M. E. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
3. Jones, J. D. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
4. Jones, J. D. (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1916.
5. Jones, T. F. (La Plata City, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
6. Jones and Doyle, Expert Steam Engineers (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1908.
7. Joseph, Isaac, Iron Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) correspondence, 1907.
8. Journal Publishing Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
9. Jumbo Mining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) credit memorandum, 1919.
10. Junta Consolidated Gold Mining Company (Durango, Colo.) coal purchase correspondence, 1915.
11. Jurich Mining and Leasing Company (Ames, Colo.) coal purchase correspondence, 1916.
12. Justrite (Chicago, Ill.) brochures, 1919.
13. Kansas City Bag Manufacturing Company (Kansas City, Mo.) correspondence, 1908.
14. Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Mo.) newspaper subscription, 1908.
15. Kelly Fruit Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
16. Kemp, O. B., (Coal Field, Nev.) correspondence, 1906.
17. Kendrick and Gelder Smelting Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
18. Kennedy, D. J., (La Plata, N.M.) correspondence, 1906.
19. Kennicott Water Softener Company (Chicago Heights, Ill.) letters, 1909.
20. Kern Commercial Company (New York, N.Y.) letters, 1909-1910.
21. Kerr, T. A., correspondence, 1909-1914.
22. Ketchum, W. H., correspondence, 1908.
23. Key Boiler Equipment Company (St. Louis, Mo.) letters, 1918.
24. Keystone Consolidated Publishing Company (Pittsburgh, Penn.) 1908-1919.
25. Keystone Lubricating Company (Philadelphia, Pa.) letters, 1909-1910.
26. Kight, D. E., bill of sale, correspondence, 1907-1908.
27. Kimball, A. B., correspondence, 1914.
28. Kimpton, Edward, Company (New York, N.Y.) letter and correspondence, 1911-1912.
29. Kimsey, E. H., rent receipt, 1907.
30. King and Dresser Photographic Company (Los Angeles, Calif.) correspondence, 1909.
31. King Fruit Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1924.
32. King Fruit Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1925-1928.
33. King, G. W., correspondence, 1907.
34. King, John M. G., correspondence, 1907.
35. Kirstin, A. J., Company (Escanaba, Mich.) letters, 1916.
36. Kistler, W. H., Stationery Company (Denver, Colo.) letters and correspondence, 1906-1908.
37. Kistler, W. H., Stationery Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1910.
38. Kistler, W. H., Stationery Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1912.
39. Kistler, W. H., Stationery Company (Denver, Colo.) purchase correspondence, 1913-1915.
40. Kistler, W. H., Stationery Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, statements, 1917-1919.
41. Kittimac Mines Company (Silverton, Colo.) 1909-1910.
42. Kittimac Mines Company (Silverton, Colo.) coal correspondence, 1915-1917.
43. Klavon, Carl, coal purchase correspondence, 1915-1916.
44. Koehler Manufacturing Company (Marlboro, Mass.) solicitation, 1913.
45. Koenig, Augustus, Dr., letters, 1910 Dec. 9, 1913 July 10.
46. Koenig, Joseph, correspondence, 1919.
47. Koenig Transfer Company (Rico, Colo.) coal purchases correspondence, 1913-1917.
48. Krauser, F. C. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
49. Krumpanitzky, B. M., letters, 1909.
50. Kruttschnitt, J. correspondence, 1911 Aug. 3, 1912 Sept. 16.
51. Kyes, Asel, correspondence, 1907.
52. La Java Cash Store Company (La Jara, Colo.) accounting correspondence, 1917-1919.
53. La Plata County Clerk and Records (Colo.) C. H. Conroy, bids correspondence, 1912 Jan. 11.
54. La Plata County (Colo.) receipt and statements, 1907-1909.
55. La Plata Mines Company (La Plata, Colo.) orders correspondence, 1928-1930.

 

Box 16: Lac-Lit
Folder
1. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
2. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
3. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
4. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
5. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.
6. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1911.
7. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1912.
8. Lacy, E. W. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
9. Lady Eleanora Mining Company (La Plata, Colo.) orders correspondence, 1924-1933.
10. Lallie Surveying Instrument and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1911.
11. Lalor, W. M., Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1918 June 20.
12. Lambert, W. J., lumber order correspondence, 1916-1917.
13. Lampton, W. H., correspondence, 1909-1910.
14. Lane, J. W., and Brother (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1911 July-Aug.
15. Laughlin and Barber (Santa Fe, N.M.) correspondence, 1918.
16. Leavitt, Avery, and Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1911.
17. Leckinby, H. E., letter, 1906 May 25.
18. Lee, Charles W. (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence and invoices, 1923-1924.
19. Lee, V. H., correspondence and telegrams, 1906-1908.
20. Lefax (Philadelphia, Pa.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
21. Leighton, J. M., coal pricing correspondence, 1915 Oct., Nov.
22. Leschen, A., and Sons Rope Company (Denver, Colo.) printed material and letters, 1909.
23. Leschen, A., and Sons Rope Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1917, 1919.
24. Lester, W. E. (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
25. Lettsome, A. R., and Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1910.
26. LeValley-Vitae Carbon Brush Company (New York, N.Y.) printed materials, 1908.
27. Lewis Mountain Mining and Milling Company (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
28. Lewis Mountain Mining and Milling Company (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence statements, orders, 1920-1922.
29. Lewis, Thomas, correspondence, regarding sheep land, 1915-1916.
30. Lewis, William, correspondence, 1909, 1918.
31. Liberty Bell Gold Mining Company (Boston, Mass. and Telluride, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1906-1907.
32. Liberty Bell Gold Mining Company (Telluride, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1908-1909.
33. Liberty Bell Gold Mining Company (Telluride, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1910-1917.
34. Library Bureau (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1910 Dec. 19.
35. Lidgerwood Manufacturing Company (Salt Lake City, Utah) letter, 1917.
36. Lienn, G., letter, 1906.
37. Life Saving Devices Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence regarding lung motor, 1913 Oct.
38. Lill, John, correspondence, 1906-1907.
39. Lincoln Electric Company (Denver, Colo.) printed materials, 1908.
40. Lindrooth, Shubart and Company (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1907 and 1910.
41. Linebarger, H. N., correspondence, 1909-1912.
42. Linebarger, H. N., coal purchase correspondence, 1913-1918.
43. Link-Belt Company (Chicago, Ill.) printed materials, 1908.
44. Little Mand Mine (Silverton, Colo.) letter, 1907 July 20.
45. Little W. C. (May Day, Colo.) statement, 1928 Nov. 7.

 

Box 17: Llo-Mar
Folder
1. Lloyd, Thomas, coal orders correspondence, 1920-1921.
2. Locke Nash Motor Company (Durango, Colo.) orders correspondence, 1935-1936.
3. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
4. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
5. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
6. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.
7. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1911.
8. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1912.
9. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
10. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1914.
11. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1915.
12. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1916.
13. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1917.
14. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
15. Long, George R. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
16. Longenbaugh, William, order, [ca. 191-].
17. Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, invoices, 1925.
18. Lounsbury, B. F., correspondence, 1907.
19. Lucerne Farm (Allison, Colo.) orders, 1917.
20. Lucero, Alfredo (Santa Cruz, N.M.) correspondence, 1917 July 31.
21. Lucky Four Gold Mining Company (May Day, Colo.) coal order payment, 1914 Sept. 17.
22. Lucky Moon Mining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1915 Sept.-Oct.
23. Lumberton Commercial Company (Lumberton, N.M.) coal order correspondence, 1916-1917.
24. Lundberg, Amel, coal purchasing correspondence, 1914 Sept.-Oct.
25. Lundy, P. M., correspondence, 1907 Oct. 10.
26. Lunkenheimer Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) printed materials, 1908-1909.
27. MacCabees (Detroit, Mich.) correspondence, 1928 Nov.
28. Machinery Sales Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1925-1926.
29. MacRaes Blue Book (Chicago, Ill.) rail index correspondence, 1915 Aug.
30. Magnes, Charles (La Jara, Colo.) correspondence, 1918 June.
31. Magnolia Metal Company (New York, N.Y.) office supplies correspondence, 1914 Aug.
32. Magyar Banyaszlap (New York, N.Y.) solicitation, 1918 (Regarding: Hungarian Miner's Journal.)
33. Maish, Charles A., Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) receipt, 1929.
34. Malles, John, Transfer Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1928.
35. Malone Iron Works Company (Durango, Colo.) letter, 1912 March 6.
36. Manzanares, Ventura correspondence, 1917 Sept. 16.
37. Manassa Meat and Grocery Store (Manassa, Colo.) order correspondence, 1917-1918. (Re: Mrs. C. W. Biddinger.)
38. Mancha Storage Battery Locomotive Company (St. Louis, Mo.) solicitation letters, 1919 Feb.
39. Mancos Electric Light Company (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1910.
40. Mancos Hardware and Supply Company (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1919 Aug.-Sept.
41. Mancos Mercantile Company (Mancos, Colo.) supply orders correspondence, 1908-1913.
42. Manifold, J. R., correspondence and telegrams, 1907-1908.
43. Manning, J. T. (Arboles, Colo.) coal price correspondence, 1914 Nov.
44. Mantle Lamp Company (Chicago, Ill.) Aladdin lamp correspondence, 1916 Feb. 10.
45. Mantle Lamp Company of America (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1933.
46. Marr, H. A., Grocery Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919 and 1922-1925.
47. Martin, Willis, Supply Company (Durango, Colo.) statements, 1933-1934.
48. Martin Brothers and Company (Denver, Colo.) price list and correspondence, 1919-1933.
49. Martin Mining and Power Company (Eureka, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
50. Martinez, Frank, correspondence, 1931-1932.
51. Mary Murphy Gold Mining Company (Denver and St. Elmo, Colo.) correspondence, 1914 June 6 and 1917 Nov. 23.

 

Box 18: Mas-Mid
Folder
1. Mason, Earl V. (Los Angeles, Calif.) correspondence, 1932.
2. Mason, Mrs. John (Breen, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
3. Mason, Thomas (Porter, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1911.
4. Mason, W. R. (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
5. Masow, W. R. (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1918.
6. Matte, D. F., financial condition inquiry, 1920.
7. Matterhorn Mining and Milling Company (Ames, Colo.) correspondence, 1898-1917.
8. Maxwell, O. E. M. (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1931-1932.
9. May Day Development Company (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence and credit inquiry, 1927-1928.
10. May Day Gold Mining Company (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, [189-] -1917.
11. Mayer, Daniel (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1910 (Associate treasurer, tinner and plumber.)
12. Mayo, D. D., correspondence, 1909.
13. Mayol Brothers (Ironton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
14. McAlpine, W. W. and R. A. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
15. McCaffery, D. J., checks, 1895.
16. McCollester, W. S., correspondence, 1907.
17. McCaskey Register Company (Alliance, Ohio) letters and correspondence, 1918-1919.
18. McCaw Brothers, credit memo, 1918.
19. McClement, John, correspondence, 1908.
20. McCloskey,?, letter, 1919.
21. McConnel Company, J. F., telegram, 1907.
21A. McDaniel and Son (Stoner, Colo.) correspondence, 1918 Aug. 28.
22. McDonald, J. G., Chocolate Company (Salt Lake City, Utah) price list, 1921.
23. McFadden, Cal, coal purchasing orders, 1916 Sept.-Nov.
24. McGregor, W. C., letters, 1906.
25. McGrew, J. D., letters, 1906.
26. McKay, J., letters, 1908.
27. McKay, L. J., employment letter, 1909. (See also employment records series for personnel records.)
27A. McKee, W. S., correspondence, 1921 Oct. 12.
28. McKelvey, T. J., letter, 1906.
29. McKinney, D. R., correspondence, 1918.
30. Mclane, Dave, coal payment correspondence, 1913-1915.
31. McLaughlin and Hubbard (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
32. McLin, W. C., coal purchase correspondence, 1913-1916.
33. McNeil, J., letters, 1908, 1912 Mar. 27.
34. McNeil, H. M., letter regarding Hesperus Mine, 1913 June 6.
35. McNichols, R., letters, 1907.
36. McNichols, R., letters, 1907.
37. McNichols, R., sales slips, 1907.
38. Mcphee and McGinnity (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
39. McVey Mercantile Company (Romeo, Colo.) correspondence, 1911.
40. Meacham, Mrs. Emma, letter, 1919 July.
41. Mead-Hengtler Lumber Company (Cortez, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
42. Meales, J. M., correspondence, 1931-1936.
43. Meeks, W. G., postcard, 1919 Sept.
44. Megeath Coal Company (Rock Springs, Wyo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
44.  Melton, C. L., correspondence, 1922 July 30.
45. Melton, John F., telegram, 1907 May 29.
46. Melville, G. W., receipts, 1907.
47. Menefee, George W., Superintendent, correspondence, 1912 Sep. 28. (See also his additional correspondence in the administrative correspondence series.)
48. Merchants Biscuit Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
49. Merchants Index (Denver, Colo.) subscription, 1918.
50. Merchants Trade Journal (Des Moines, Iowa) correspondence, 1918.
51. Merchants Window Advertising Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1922.
52. Mercy Hospital (Durango, Colo.), bill, 1925.
53. Merrimac Mattress Manufacturing Company (Boston, Mass.) correspondence, 1920.
54. Merrit, W., correspondence, 1929.
55. Mesa Verde Coal Company (Cortez, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1927 Oct.
56. Mesa Verde National Park (Colo.) records and correspondence, 1925-1932.
57. Mesa Verde Oil Company, Inc. (Aztec, N.M.) correspondence, 1918.
58. Messenger Publishing Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1922-1923.
59. Mexa-Colorado Oil and Gas Company (Denver, Colo.) stock shares records and letter, 1923.
60. Michael, Evelyn and Myrtle Michael, correspondence, 1932 Dec.
61. Michael, L. B., Mrs., correspondence, 1914.
62. Michael, William, correspondence, 1909, 1921, 1932.
63. Middlebrook, A., printed materials, 1908.
64. Mid-West Creamery Company, The (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
65. Midwest Mercantile Company, The (Grand Junction, Colo.) order form, letter, 1928, 1931.
66. Midwest Paper Company (Chicago, Ill.) letter, 1918.

 

Box 19: Mil-Mon
Folder
1. Millard, E. M., letter, 1909.
2. Millard, E. M. E., and Dolores State Bank (Dolores Colo.) correspondence, 1910 Sept. 27, 1911 Dec. 30.
3. Millard, E. M. E., and Dolores State Bank (Dolores Colo.) correspondence,1912-1913.
4. Millard, E. M., coal purchasing correspondence, 1913-1914.
5. Miller and Barnes (Durango, Colo.) correspondence regarding debt, 1914 March. (H. M. Barnes.)
6. Miller Brothers (St. Anthony, Idaho) letter, 1907.
7. Miller, D. G., invoices, 1907.
7A. Miller, E. B., correspondence, 1919-1920.
7B. Miller, E. E., notes and correspondence, 1930-1934.
7C. Miller, E. N., correspondence, 1921.
8. Miller, Ernest, correspondence, 1926 April 16.
9. Miller Hardware Store (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1920.
9A. Miller, J. H., and Company (Bayfield, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1931.
9B. Miller Hat Company (Denver, Colo.) billing records and correspondence, 1924 Aug. 9.
10. Miller, L., agency transfer record, 1908.
11. Miller Manufacturing Company (Grand Junction, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1924. (Became the Miller Candy Manufacturing Company in 1924.)
12. Miller and Miller Mercantile Company (Kline, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1926.
13. Miller, Ray, correspondence, 1932.
14. Miller, W. J., records and correspondence, 1920-1925.
15. Milliken, William B., letter, 1911 Oct.
16. Millis, W. M., orders, 1908.
17. Mills, George, correspondence regarding mine cars, 1914 Oct. 1929.
18. Millwood Lumber Company (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1912 and 1914.
19. Mine Safety Appliances Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) letters, 1918 and 1926.
20. Mine Safety Appliances Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) price quotes and receipts, 1918.
21. Mine and Smelter Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
22. Mine and Smelter Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1912.
23. Mine and Smelter Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1918, 1926.
24. Mineral County Mining and Milling Company (Creede, Colo.) correspondence, 1917.
25. Mineralized Rubber Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1910.
26. Mines and Minerals (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
27. Mining Science Publishing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1912.
28. Miner’s Supply Company (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) letter, 1908.
29. Minnequa Lumber Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
30. Minner, Carl R., correspondence regarding check, 1902.
31. Minnolette, Joe and Pete, correspondence, 1923-1933.
32. Missouri Belting Company (St. Louis, Mo.) letter, 1907.
33. Missouri Pacific Railroad (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 Oct. 8.
34. Moffat Mercantile Company (Moffat, Colo.) coal quotations, 1913 Nov. 21.
35. Moffitt-Carlisle Coal Company (Cortez, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1921.
36. Moigg, Joe, statement order, 1920-1921.
37. Molan, P. C., letters, 1909.
38. Monaghan-Cunningham Construction Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1921 July 16.
39. Monarch Refillable Fuse Company (New York, N.Y.) advertisements, 1912 July. 27.
40. Monero Fuel Company (Santa Fe, N.M.) correspondence, 1920 Sept. 28.
41. Monroe Calculating Machine Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence and printed materials, 1918-1920.
42. Montanti, Frank (Ames, Colo.) coal purchasing correspondence, 1913-1916, 1920-1921.
43. Montezuma County (Cortez, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1924-1927.
44. Montezuma County (Cortez, Colo.) Board of Commissioners records and correspondence, 1928-1933.
45. Montezuma Lumber Company (Arloa, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
46. Montezuma Lumber Company (Arloa, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
47. Montezuma Lumber Company (Arloa, Colo.) correspondence, letters, 1908-1913.
48. Montezuma Lumber Company (Arloa, Colo.) mine property correspondence, 1913-1915.
49. Montezuma National Forest (Mancos, Colo.) records, invoice and correspondence, 1933 July 10.
50. Montezuma Valley Irrigation Company (Cortez, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1924, 1928.
51. Montezuma Valley Mills (Cortez, Colo.) correspondence, 1919, 1922.
52. Montray, Leon F., correspondence, 1924 and 1929.

 

Box 20: Moo-Na
Folder
1. Moody, F. D., correspondence, to Hercules Power Company (Hesperus, Colo.) 1926 Oct. 27.
2. Moody, Williams, sales slip, 1927 Dec. 16.
3. Moon, William F., correspondence, 1930 April 7.
4. Mooney and Boland (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1909.
5. Moore Light and Power Company (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
6. Moore, H. H., correspondence, 1921 Oct.–Nov.
7. Moore, H. W., Equipment Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence and printed materials, 1926, 1929, 1934-1935.
8. Moore, Joseph, correspondence, 1920-1923.
9. Moore, Roy, credit check and agent correspondence, 1915 Sept.
10. Moore, William L., correspondence, 1917-1930.
11. Morell, Allen, correspondence, 1928, 1929 Apr. 16, and 1931 June 26.
12. Morey and Larson (Gurley, Neb.) correspondence to Hercules Powder Company, 19[2-or 3-?] Aug 4 (Hesperus, Colo.)
13. Morey Mercantile Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919, 1920-1924.
14. Morey Mercantile Wholesale (Denver, Colo.) orders, 1919-1920.
15. Morgan, George B., correspondence and bills, 1931.
16. Morgan Coke Machine Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1909.
16. Morlan, L. O. (Kline, Colo.), bill to H. C. Corny, 1923 Dec. 15.
17. Morris and Clark (Espanola and Santa Cruz, N.M.) orders, 1908, 1920.
18. Morris Brothers (Griffith, Colo.) correspondence and records, 1918-1923.
19. Morris, Charles, correspondence, 1920 Jan. 12.
20. Morris, George W., correspondence regarding mine property, 1914 Oct.
21. Morris, George W., records and correspondence, 1927 Sept.
22. Morris, J. J., General Merchandise (Allison, Colo.) coal purchasing correspondence, 1914-1917.
23. Morrison Grange (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, by Paul B Martin, 1920 July 19.
24. Morrison-Noble and Company (Aztec, N.M.) orders, 1909.
25. Morse Brothers Machinery and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1912-1915.
26. Morse Brothers Machinery and Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1922, 1926-1927.
27. Morse, J. E., letters, 1907.
28. Morse, W. L., letters, 1909.
29. Morton Salt Company (Salt Lake City, Utah) order correspondence, 1920-1930.
30. Moser Milling Company (Cortez, Colo.) letter to Hesperus Fuel Company, 1919 Oct.
31. Moser, Emanuel, records and correspondence, 1920-1922, 1925.
32. Moses, W. E., Land Scrip and Realty Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1919, 1922-1927.
33. Moskowitz, Herman, letter, 1907.
33A Motchen, Jack and Julie, correspondence, 1933, 1935.
34. Motor Accessory and Tire Company (Pueblo, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1919-1920, 1929.
35. Motor Supply Company (Durango, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1929-1935.
36. Mount Allison Grange #308 (Allison, Colo.) letter, 1918 Oct.
37. Mount Lookout Grange (Mancos, Colo.) letters, 1917.
38. Mount Wilson Gold and Silver Mining Company (Newmire, Colo.) orders, 1908.
39. Mountain Electric Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1906-1908.
40. Mountain States Shoe Retailers (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1918.
41. Mountain States Rubber Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, order, 1918.
42. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1911 Jan. 27, 1911 Oct. 31.
43. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence regarding telephone service, 1913-1917 and 1926.
44. Mowry, J. F., correspondence, 1919.
45. Mulnix, L. A., Mrs., and Orvil K., correspondence, 1925-1928.
46. Munger Fish Company (Denver, Colo.) records and correspondence, 1922-1923.
46A. Mutual Creamery Company orders, 1920, 1922.
47. Nanz Clock Company (New York, N.Y.) letters, 1908-1909.
48. Nary, A, orders, 1909.
49. Nash and Mair, orders, 1909.
50. Nation’s Business, The (Washington, D. C.) correspondence, 1917-1918 (magazine).
51. National Association of Coal Operators (Pittsburgh, Pa.) meeting noting, 1917 Aug.
52. National Biscuit Company (Denver, Colo.) bills of lading and statement, 1918.
53. National Broom Manufacturing (Pueblo, Colo.) bill of lading, 1917 Nov.
54. National Carbon Company (Cleveland, Ohio) letter, sales slips, 1906-1909.
55. National City Company (New York, N.Y.) investment opportunities, 1918-1919.
56. National Coal Association (Washington, D. C.) letter re: The Daily Digest, 1917-1918 March.
57. National Iron and Steel (Pittsburgh, Pa.) solicitation, [n.d.].
58. National Linseed Company (Cleveland, Ohio) letter, 1919 Sept.
59. National Machinery and Wrecking Company (Cleveland, Ohio) price list and offer, 1918.
60. National Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1907.
61. National Steam Pump Company (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) printed materials, 1908.
62. National Surety Company (New York, N.Y.) letters, 1908, 1917.
63. Navajo Lumber and Supply Company (Juanita, Colo.) letters, 1906-1918.

 

Box 21: Ne-Pag
Folder
1. Neel, Homer (Romeo, Colo.) coal orders, 1916 Nov.
2. Neff, A. J. and H. J., letters, statement, 1917 and 1919.
3. Nelson and Collins (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1912 (AKA Nelson and Company.)
4. Nelson, C., orders, 1909.
5. Nelson, Gust E., correspondence with William I. Gifford, 1933-1934.
6. Nelson, N. T., correspondence regarding mine props, 1914 Aug.
7. Nelson’s Second Hand and Sewing Machine Store (Durango, Colo.) bill, 1918 Jan.
8. Neostyle Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1907.
9. New England Electric Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1919 June 24.
10. New Jersey Car Spring and Rubber Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1910 April 1.
11. New Light Plant (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) letters, 1919.
12. New Mexico Lumber Company (El Vado, N.M.) coal correspondence, 1914-1917.
13. New Mexico Lumber Company (El Vado, N.M.) orders, 1917-1918.
14. New Mexico State Highway Engineers' Office, orders, 1919.
15. New York and New Jersey Lubricant Company (New York, N.Y.) letter, 1908.
16. New York Bakery (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
17. New York Blasting and Supply Company (New York, N.Y.) letters, (?).
18. New York Cordage Company (New York, N.Y.) letters, 1916.
19. New York Engineering Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence and letters, 1909-1910.
20. New York Underwriters Agency (New York, N.Y.) records and correspondence, 19[0?].
21. NewBold Manufacturing Company (New York, N.Y.) letter, 1912.
22. Newman Clock Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters and correspondence, 1908-1915.
23. Nickel, George D., correspondence, 1906-1907.
24. Nickell, J. L., correspondence, 1906.
25. Nix, Carl Ludwig (New York, N.Y.) letters, 1909-1910.
26. Nixon Mining Drill Company (Chattanooga, Tenn.) letters, 1910.
27. Non-Explosive Mining Appliance Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1919.
28. Northern Coal and Coke Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1907.
29. Norton and Russell (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
30. Norvell-Shapleigh Hardware Company (St. Louis, Miss.) letters, 1910.
31. Norwalk Iron Works Company (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1909.
32. Nuckolls Packing Company (Pueblo, Colo.) bills of lading, correspondence, 1916-1919.
33. Nut House (Seattle, Wash.) order receipt and correspondence, 1918.
34. Nuttall, R. D., Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) letters, 1910.
35. OK Coal Company (Porter, Colo.) memoranda, 1911.
36. O'Brien, W. A., receipt, 1909.
37. Oakdale Coal Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
38. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Limited (Denver, Colo.) printed materials, 1908.
39. Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, Limited (Hesperus, Colo.) notice, 1917-1922.
40. Ohio Brass Company (Mansfield, Ohio) letters and printed materials, 1907-1908.
41. Ohio Iron and Metal Company (Chicago, Ill.) letter, 1909.
42. Ohio Rail Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) postcard, 1907.
43. Olbert, Gustav, letter, 1910 Jan.
44. Olbert, Gustav, correspondence regarding possible land lease, 1915 May.
45. Olbert, Louis, bill of sale for a horse, 1907.
46. Olbert, P., letter, 1907.
47. Old Hundred Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
48. Old Oregon Lumber and Shingle Company (Seattle, Wash.) price list, 1918 Sept.
49. Oliver, H. D., mortgage, 1909.
50. Oliver Typewriter Agency (Denver, Colo.) correspondence and catalogs, 1908-1919.
51. Omaha and Grant Smelting Company (Denver, Colo.) (This company established the Porter Mine in 1897.)
52. Omaha Printing Company (Omaha, Neb.) correspondence, 1906-1913.
53. Omaha Structural Steelworks (Omaha, Neb.) letter and brochure, 1919 March.
54. Ong, J. J., letter, 1908.
55. Ophir-Ames Livery and Transfer Company (Ophir, Colo.) orders, 1919.
56. Ophir-Ames Supply Company (Ames, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1912.
57. Orenstein-Arthur Koppel Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) correspondence, 1910.
58. Orth, W. H., correspondence, 1910 June.
59. Ortiz, S., correspondence, 1920.
60. Oskamp-Nolting Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) junk mail, 1907.
61. Otis, E. E., letters, 1907-1908.
62. Otis, McGirr and Company (Durango, Colo.) invoice, 1907.
63. Otten, D. W., coal correspondence, 1914 Nov.
64. Ottumwa Box Car Loader Company (Ottumwa, Iowa) letters and printed materials, 1906-1908.
65. Outlook Envelope Company (Chicago, Ill.) printed materials, 1909.
66. Out West Printing and Stationery Company (Colorado Springs, Colo.) letters, 1908-1913.
67. Owen House (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1912.
68. Oxweld Acetylene Company (Chicago, Ill.) invoice and correspondence, 1912 Dec.
69. Oxygen Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence regarding pulmotor, 1915 June.
70. Pacific Coast Sales Book Company (Los Angeles, Calif.) order, 1918.
71. Paddock, W. L., letter, 1919 Oct.
72. Pagosa Livery and Transfer (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) orders, 1908.
73. Pagosa Livery and Transfer (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) coal correspondence, 1913-1917.
74. Pagosa Junction Wool Growers (Rosa, N.M.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
75. Pagosa Lumber Company (Dulce, N.M.) correspondence, invoices, 1918-1919.

 

22: Pal-Ra
Folder
1. Palmer, J. R., price list, 1919 May.
2. Palmer Paint Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1908.
3. Paramount Lubricants Company (Denver, Colo.) statement, 1919 Sept.
4. Park Lumber Company (Mancos, Colo.) letters, 1908.
5. Parker, Charles Company (Meriden, Conn.) correspondence, 1921-1922.
6. Parker, M., letter, 1909.
7. Parks, F. J. and Sons (Trimble Springs, Colo.) coal payment letter, 1914 Jan. 27.
8. Parsons and Stone (Ophir, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
9. Parsons, C., orders, 1909.
10. Parsons, M. B., inquiry, 1919 Oct.
11. Parsons, W., correspondence, 1912-1913.
12. Patent Novelty Company (Fulton, Illinois) correspondence, 1919.
13. Patten, Lewis, letters regarding mules, 1916 June.
14. Patterson Brothers (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1910.
15. Patterson, B. F., offer, 1919 Oct.
16. Paulek, A., land receipt, 1908.
17. Peacock, W. B., letters, 1907-1908.
18. Pearson, John, order, 1918 Sept.
19. Peerman and Dalton (Allison, Colo.) coal correspondence, 1913-1914.
20. Peerman and Spath (Allison, Colo.) correspondence, 1910 Oct.
21. Peisker, Edward, coal correspondence, 1914-1915.
22. Penberthy Injector Company (Detroit, Mich.) correspondence regarding repair, 1913 Oct.
23. Pencil Specialty Company (Neuton, Iowa) solicitation, 1913 Oct.
24. Pennsylvania Crusher Company (Philadelphia, Pa.) printed materials, 1909.
25. Perino, Mike (Griffith, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1916.
26. Perino, Carl, lease, 1911 March.
27. Perolin Company of America (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1912-1913.
28. Peters International Shoe (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1922.
29. Pettibone, P. F., and Company (Chicago, Ill.) letter, 1909.
30. Petty, T. M., wage assignments, legal bills and statement, 1906 and 1918.
31. Pettyjohn, Barney, credit check letter, 1914 Feb. 24 (Citizens Bank).
32. Phillips, Peter, correspondence regarding materials, 1914-1915.
33. Phillips, S. W., letters, 1907.
34. Phister, C. S., correspondence, 1921.
35. Pickett, G. B., letter, 1906.
36. Pierce, A. L., orders, 1907-1908.
37. Pierce, Thomas, correspondence, 1919.
38. Pierce, William B., Company (Buffalo, N.Y.) correspondence, 1909-1910.
39. Pike’s Peak Consolidated Fuel Company (Colorado Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
40. Pilehen, D. F., letter, 1918 June.
41. Pine River Milling Company (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
42. Pinney and Arrington (Eureka, Colo.) letters, 1907-1909.
43. Pioneer Consolidated Mine (Pioneer, Nev.) correspondence regarding share prices, 1913 Sept.
44. Pitts Ranch (Hesperus, Colo.) purchase orders, 1924.
45. Pittsburgh Coal Washer Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) letter, 1907-1909.
46. Pittsburgh Gage and Supply Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) printed materials, 1909.
47. Pittsburgh Metals M. and M. Company (Lake City, Colo.) orders, 1908.
48. Pittsburgh Steel Foundry (Pittsburgh, Pa.) printed materials, 1908.
49. Plimley, F. A., correspondence, 1910-1914.
50. Plumlee, L., correspondence regarding coal agency, 1915 April.
51. Pneumelectric Machine Company (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1908-1909.
52. Pollard, C. L., letters, 1907.
53. Porter and Berg (Chicago, Ill.) printed materials, 1908.
54. Potter, Lewis, correspondence, regarding mule acquisition, 1915 Nov.
55. Pound Brothers (Chama, N.M.) coal orders, 1916 Oct.-Nov.
56. Powell, J. and A., promissory note, 1906.
57. Powell, T. R., inquiry regarding land purchase, 1914 Oct. 26.
58. Pribek, Chas, solicitation, 1911.
59. Price Broom Company (Denver, Colo.) order, 1919 May.
60. Price, John M., orders, 1912.
61. Priest, Randel, correspondence, 1906-1909, 1917, 1921.
62. Primos Chemical Company (Delaware, Pa.) orders, 1909.
63. Prior Hat Company (Denver, Colo.) order, 1919 Aug.
64. Producers Refining Company (Chicago, Ill.) price list and printed materials, 1907.
65. Proffitt Brothers (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1921.
66. Progressive M. and M. Company (Pana, Ill.) letters, 1908.
67. Prosser, Warren, order, bill of lading and correspondence, 1917.
68. Public Utilities Commission records and correspondence, 1922.
69. Pueblo Gas and Fuel Company (Pueblo, Colo.) letter, 1911.
70. Puett, Delbert, correspondence, 1921-1922.
71. Puetz, Family, correspondence, 1911-1923.
72. Pullen, G. A., correspondence, 1924-1928.
73. Purcell, D. D., correspondence, 1924.
74. Putnam, A. A., mine props correspondence, 1914 Feb.
75. Putnam, Claude, request and correspondence, 1919 Dec. –1921 March.
76. Putnam, O. B., correspondence regarding materials for houses, 1919 Dec. 4.
77. Putnam, G. P. and Sons (New York, N.Y.) book correspondence, [n.d.].
78. Putnam Sons Publishers (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1922-1925.
79. Pyle, Frank W., letters and telegrams, 1908 (see also Harry V.).
80. Pyle, Harry V., Company (Dolores, Colo.) orders and correspondence, 1909-1910. See Frank. W. Pyle.
81. Quincy, Manchester, letters and printed materials, 1907 (Sargent Company).
82. Quine, T. (Rico, Colo.) orders, 1907.
83. Quintana, J. V., and Sons (Rosa, N.M.) correspondence, 1917, 1920 Oct. 5- 1921 Nov. 28.
84. Quintanilla, J. C. (Manassa, Colo.) coal correspondence, 1915-1917.
85. Randolph, H. M. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
86. Ransom, S. M. (Rico, Colo.) Koenig Transfer Company correspondence-orders delayed, 1913.
87. Rasmussen, L. P. (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
88. Ray, R. J. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
89. Raymond, George N. and Gertrude (daughter) (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, receipts, 1914-1916.

 

Box 23: Re-Ri
Folder
1. Real, Mary (Trinidad, Colo.) correspondence re: land lease or purchase, 1915-1916.
2. Red Mountain Railroad M. and S. Company (Durango, Colo.) invoices, 1908.
3. Reed, A. M. (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908.
4. Reed, Fred (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence and legal description, 1914-1917.
5. Rees Printing Company (Omaha, Neb.) letter, 1908-1913.
6. Remington Typewriter Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1918.
7. Republican State Central Committee (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1919.
8. Republic Belting Company (Cleveland, Ohio) letter, 1909.
9. Republic Rubber Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1918-1919.
10. Retail Merchants Association of Colorado (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
11. Reynolds, A. E. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
12. Reynolds, R. P. (Durango, Colo.) letters, 1918.
13. Rhodes Metallic Packing Company (Shreveport, La.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
14. Rhodes Ranch Egg Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
15. Rice, William, Continental Oil Company (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, coal orders, 1913-1917.
16. Rice-Stix Dry Goods Company (St. Louis, Mo.) invoice packing slips, 1919-1926.
17. Richards, R. A., Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
18. Richey’s Store United Stationery and Confectionery Company (Durango, Colo.) invoices, 1919.
19. Rico Mining Company, The (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1918.
20. Rico State Bank (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
21. Rico Transfer (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1918.
22. Riddeck, Carl W. (Washington, D. C.) political letters, 1919.
23. Ridenour Baker Mercantile Company (Pueblo, Colo.) invoices, packing slips, 1917-1925.
24. Ridgway Dynamo and Engine Company (Ridgway, Pa.) correspondence, 1908-1918.
25. Riel, John (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1906.
26. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) bills of lading, 1910-1919.
27. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) coal request, correspondence, 1907-1919.
28. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) confiscated cars, 1907-1912.
29. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) correspondence, 1904-1909.
30. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1914.
31. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) correspondence, 1916-1920.
32. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) freight bills, 1917-1927.
33. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) loss and damage claims, 1907-1918.
34. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) loss and damage claims records, 1919.
35. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) monthly reports to division superintendent, 1918-1919.
36. Rio Grande Southern Railroad Company (Ridgway, Colo.) shipping receipts, 1907.
37. Ritter, B. W. (Ignacio, Colo.) bills of lading, 1913.
38. Ritter and Buchanan (Durango, Colo.) legal services, 1906-1917.
39. Riverside Tailoring Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) correspondence, 1919.

 

Box 24: Ro-Sal
Folder
1. Roatcap, Fred (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence regarding job inquiry, 1916 Aug.
2. Roberts, D. W., draft, 1907.
3. Roberts, Maggie (Porter, Colo.) lumber purchase orders, 1911-1912.
4. Roberts, Robert, check, 1898.
5. Roberts Schaefer Company (Chicago, Ill.), records and correspondence, [190-?].
6. Robertson Brothers (Kansas City, Mo.) correspondence, 1909.
7. Robertson, Henry (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1917.
8. Robin, A. J. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
9. Robin and Heath (Howardsville, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
10. Rockwood and Perkins (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1935.
11. Rocky Mountain Coal Men's Association (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
12. Rocky Mountain Coal Journal (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
13. Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1932.
14. Rocky Mountain Fuel Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1914 and 1917.
15. Rocky Mountain Petroleum Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
16. Rodgers, Vincent U. (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
17. Roebling's, John A., and Sons Company (Trenton, N. J.) correspondence, 1909-1915.
18. Roebling's Sons Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1910.
19. Roelker, W. (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1923-1924.
20. Roessler, W. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1917.
21. Rogers, E. C., Transfer Company (Romeo, Colo.) correspondence, 1916.
22. Rogers, E. C. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1916-1917.
23. Rogers, Clark and Lindsey (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1913.
24. Rogers, J. W. (Telluride, Colo.) letters, 1906-1913.
25. Rogers, R. N. (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1912.
26. Rogers, Sterling A. (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
27. Romeo Stores Company (Romeo, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1922.
28. Root and Norton (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1934.
29. Roper, Jad (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908 (Globe Express Company Agent).
30. Rosa Mercantile Company (Rosa, N.M.) correspondence, 1914-1916.
31. Rosenfeld, Otto (Denver, Saw Pit, Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
32. Rosenfeld Tracy and Company (Saw Pit, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
33. Ross Mining and Milling Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1908.
34. Royal Coal and Coke Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1912.
35. Rock Crystal salt Company (Salt Lake City, Utah) letters and brochures, 1928-1929.
36. Royal Insurance Company (Chicago, Ill.) lists, 1908.
37. Rudolph, L. P. (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
38. Rumberg, M. E. (Saw Pit, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
39. Runyan, A. L. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
40. Rusk, D. J. (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
41. Russell, William E. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909, 1915.
42. Rust, A. A. (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1929.
43. Rust Lumber and Mercantile Company (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1916.
44. Rust Lumber and Mercantile Company (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
45. Sackett, Walter G. (Fort Collins, Colo.) correspondence, [n.d.].
46. Sackett, H. B., Screen and Chute Company (Chicago, Ill.) letter, 1908.
47. Saguache Motor Company (Saguache, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1920.
48. Salazar, D. S., receipt, 1907.
49. Salina Merchant Company (Salina, Utah) correspondence, 1908.
50. Salle Construction Company (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1929-1931.

 

Box 25: San-Sha
Folder
1. San Juan Chief Canning Company (Farmington, N.M.) correspondence, 1906 and 1912.
2. San Juan Creamery Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, invoices, 1918-1935.
3. San Juan Basin Exchange (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1925.
4. San Juan Development and Investment (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
5. San Juan Livery, Feed and Transfer Barn (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1916.
6. San Juan Livery, Feed and Transfer Barn (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1921.
7. San Juan Lumber Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
8. San Juan Lumber Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
9. San Juan Lumber Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1912.
10. San Juan Lumber Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1915.
11. San Juan Livestock Association (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1931.
12. San Juan Oil and Supply Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1929.
13. San Juan water and Power Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
14. San Luis Central Railroad (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1915.
15. San Miguel Mercantile Company (Placerville, Colo.) correspondence, 1911.
16. Sanderson, H. H. (Salt Lake City, Utah) correspondence, 1913-1916.
17. Sanford-Day Iron Works (Knoxville, Tenn.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
18. Sanford, J. C. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
19. Sanding, Grant (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
20. Santa Fe Electric Laundry (Santa Fe, N.M.) correspondence, 1918.
21. Santa Fe National Insurance Company (Albuquerque, N.M.) letters, 1932.
22. Saunders, W. B., Company (Philadelphia, Pa.) correspondence, 1919.
23. Savill-Chandler Company (Canton, Ill.) letter, 1909.
24. Scaife, W. B., and Sons Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
25. Schaar, John (Pendelton, N.M.) correspondence, 1917.
26. Schafer, Herbert (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1929-1930.
27. Schalles, E. E. (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1916-1917.
28. Schalles, J. C. (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1919.
29. Schapirograph Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1911-1912.
30. Scheer, Charles (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1920.
31. Scheinman, I. L., and Company (Detroit, Mich.) advertisement, 1909.
32. Schenk, Mary (Allison, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1920.
33. Schill Brothers Company (Crestline, Ohio) invoice, 1920.
34. Schilling and Company (San Francisco, Calif.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
35. Schluter Floral Company, The (Durango, Colo.) invoices, 1919.
36. Schmitt, George A. (Wilmington, Calif.) correspondence, 1913.
36A. School District # 1 (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1906 Sept. 5.
37. School District # 3 ((Ames and Ophir, San Miguel County, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1919.
38. School District # 8 (Saw Pit, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
39. School District # 9 (Durango, Colo.) request for bids, budget, correspondence, 1917-1921 (Lewis, Colo.)
40. School District # 11 (La Plata County, Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
41. School District # 14 (Stoner, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
42. School District # 16 (Bear Creek and Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
43. School District # 20 (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1924.
44. School District # 25 (Allison, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1918.
45. School District # 31 (Breen, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1919.
46. Schoor, Robert (San Francisco, Calif.) correspondence, 1909.
47. Schultz, William (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1908.
48. Schurr, Carl (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1924.
49. Schutte and Koerting Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1909.
50. Schutz, Herman (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1924.
51. Scogin, J. W. (Allison, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1910.
52. Scott, Leonard (Kline, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1929.
53. Scrivener, John (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
54. Seaman, J. O. (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1923-1930.
55. Sears Roebuck and Company (Kansas City, Mo.) invoice, envelope, 1935.
56. Seaver, A. G. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1923-1926.
57. Segerberg and Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1917.
58. Seyffert, W. A. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1923 (Shirley Hotel).
59. Sellers, L. B. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
60. Semler, G. J. (Ft. Lewis School, Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1925-1926.
61. Senate Saloon (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1912.
62. Seth, Henry (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1906.
63. Shamrock Coal Company Limited (Calgary, Canada) correspondence, 1921.
64. Shapleigh Hardware Company (St. Louis, Mo.) statement and correspondence, 1919-1922.
65. Shaver, John (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
66. Shaver and McGeoch (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
67. Shaw, A. W., Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1918-1920.
68. Shaw, H. E. (La Plata, N.M.) correspondence, 1909.
69. Shaw and McKay (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
70. Shay (Trimble Springs, Colo.) note, 1919 April 29.

 

Box 26: She-Sn
Folder
1. Shea, Jack (Eureka, Colo.) correspondence, 1929.
2. Sheer, Charles (Eureka, Colo.) credit memorandum, 1917-1919.
3. Sheets, John (Saguache, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1920.
4. Shelby, A. G. (Lake Arthur, N.M.) correspondence, 1907.
5. Sheldon, Watt G. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
6. Shelton, T. E. (El Paso, Texas) correspondence regarding wholesale sale of coal and coke, 1907.
7. Shenandoah No. #3 Leasing Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
8. Shepard Motor Supply Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1927-1929.
9. Sheridan Coal Company (Omaha, Neb.) letter, 1919-1921.
10. Sherman Drug Company (Alamosa, Colo.) correspondence, 1925.
11. Sherwin-Williams Company (Kansas City, Mo.) correspondence, 1908.
12. Shevokas, Stanley (Granville, Ill.) correspondence, 1924.
13. Shields, Grant (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
14. Shields, Grant (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1919-1922.
15. Shields, Grant (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, invoices, and business records, 1931-1932.
16. Schieren, Charles A., Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
17. Shoe and Leather Mercantile Agency, The (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1920.
18. S. H. Supply Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
19. Sick and Accident Society (Omaha, Neb.) correspondence, 1908.
20. Siehl, Arthur (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
21. Silver Lake Mines Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence and invoices, 1905-1909.
22. Silverton Commercial Club (Silverton, Colo.) 1915.
23. Silverton Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
24. Silverton Northern Railroad (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1912.
25. Silverton Railway Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
26. Silverton Standard (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
27. Silverton Supply Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
28. Silverton, Town of (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence and invoice, 1906-1909.
29. Simmons Hardware Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1919-1921.
30. Simmons, John (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1909.
31. Skillin, Mrs. H. A. (Ames, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
32. Skinner Manufacturing Company (Omaha, Neb.) postcard, 1918.
33. Skinner, Mark A. (Denver, Colo.) receipts and correspondence, 1918-1919 (Collector).
34. Skinner, William, Jr. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1908, 1918-1919.
35. Skoog, O. E. (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1916.
36. Slayback, Preston (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
37. Sledd, Charles M., Profit Sharing Company (?) coupons (?).
38. Slide Mining Company (Ouray, Colo.) correspondence, 1892.
39. Smelter City State Bank (Durango, Colo.) receipts, 1907.
40. Smit, J. K. and (?) Lonen (Amsterdam, Holland) correspondence, 1914.
41. Smith and Austin (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1915.
42. Smith-Brooks Printing Company, The (Denver, Colo.) letters, 1908-1909.
43. Smith, C. D., Drug Company (Grand Junction, Colo.) correspondence and invoice, 1930-1935.
44. Smith, C. D., M. D. (Kline, Colo.) correspondence, 1932.
45. Smith, Charles C. (Exeter, Neb.) correspondence, 1913.
46. Smith-Courtney Company (Richmond, Va.) letter, 1909.
47. Smith, J. H., (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1916.
48. Smith, J. M. (La Plata, N.M.) correspondence, 1919.
49. Smith, J. O., correspondence, 1906.
50. Smith, L. C. and Brothers Typewriter Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1909.
51. Smith Premier Typewriter Company (Denver, Colo.) letters and correspondence, 1907-1908.
52. Smith Premier Typewriter Company (Denver, Colo.) letters and correspondence, 1909-1912.
53. Smith, Ralph W., correspondence, 1917 July and 1919.
54. Smith, W. H., letter, 1917.
55. Smith, Wilber, correspondence, 1921 Feb. 5.
56. Smitham and Briggs Manufacturing Company (Florence, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
57. Smouse, William, letter, 1917.
58. Smuggler-Union Mining Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1917.
59. Smuggler-Union Mining Company (Telluride, Colo.) orders, 1916-1913.
60. Smuggler-Union Mining Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
61. Snyder, B. F., bills of lading, 1918-1919.

 

Box 27: So-Su
Folder
1. Solomon, Burrell W. (Tiffany, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
2. Somer, Marie, receipts, 1919.
3. Somer, Roy A., return receipt, 1926.
4. Sommerville Brattice Cloth Company (New York, N.Y.) letters, 1917-1930.
5. Sommerville's, William, Sons (New York, N.Y.) letters, 1906-1914.
6. Sorber Radio Manufacturing Company (Kansas City, Mo.) letters and correspondence, 1929-1931.
7. South Canon Coal Company, The (Denver, Colo.) letters and correspondence, 1908-1917.
8. Southern Coupon Company (Birmingham, Ala.) letters, 1917-1918.
9. Southern Pacific Company, Accounting Department (San Francisco, Calif.) correspondence, 1922.
10. Southern Pacific Company (San Francisco, Calif.) correspondence, 1923.
11. Southern Pacific Company (San Francisco, Calif.) letters and correspondence, 1924.
12. Southern Pacific Company (San Francisco, Calif.) correspondence, 1925-1934.
13. Southern Pacific Company (San Francisco, Calif.) postal receipts, 1907.
14. Southern Ute Agency, correspondence, 1917-1919.
15. Spalding, A. G. and Brothers (Chicopee, Mass.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
16. Spangler, R. E., correspondence, 1919.
17. Sparks Brothers Mule and Horse Company (Kansas City, Mo.) supplies letter, 1907 July 19.
18. Sparks-Moore Hardware Company (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
19. Spinning, William, letter, 1919 July.
20. Sponsel, George, correspondence, 1914-1916.
21. Sponsel, George, correspondence, 1917-1919.
22. Stampfel, Frank, distribution policy, 1912 Oct.
23. Standard Brands of California (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1934.
24. Standard Cooper-Bell Company (Chicago, Ill.) solicitation, 1918.
25. Standard Fire Brick Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1907, 1909.
26. Standard Light Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
27. Standard Linseed Company (Cleveland, Ohio) correspondence, 1918-1919.
28. Star Drilling Machine Company (Akron, Ohio) records and correspondence, 1916.
29. Star Electric Fuze Works (Wilkes-Barre, Pa.) printed materials, [190-].
30. Stark Brothers Nurseries (Louisiana, Mo.) correspondence, 1934.
31. Star Garage (Durango, Colo.) receipt, 1935.
32. Stearns-Roger Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1917, 1924.
33. Steckler, Conrad, correspondence, 1911 and 1914.
34. Steckler, Ed, correspondence, 1927 Jan. 18.
35. Steele, V. W., correspondence, 1934 April 7.
36. Stein Mercantile Company (Durango, Colo.) bills, 1917-1918.
37. Stephenson and Caranta (Monero, N. M.) credit order, 1926 Oct. 31.
38. Stevens, E. (Rocksprings, Wyo.) correspondence, 1910.
39. Stevens, Ira E. (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1908.
40. Stewart, Charles, letter, 1917 Aug. 10.
41. Stewart, Paul, and Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) letter, 1918.
42. Stewart, W. H. (Ironton, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
43. Stine and Son (Osceola, Pa.) supplies, letters, 1904-1909.
44. Stonehouse Steel Sign Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, and printed materials, 1918-1919.
45. Stookey, J. A., correspondence, 1914-1915.
46. Story, A. J. (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
47. Strait Scale Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
48. Stranburg's Music House (Jamestown, N. Y.) correspondence, 1907 Jan. 29.
49. Strater Hotel (Durango, Colo.) bill, 1919 Oct. 27.
50. Strayer, John W. (La Plata, Colo.) invoice, 1908 May 18.
51. Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1909-1917.
52. Stuart and West (Alamosa, Colo.) orders correspondence, 1906 Oct.-Nov.
53. Stubbs, F. W., customer credit correspondence, 1912 Jan.
54. Stubbs and Jakway (Durango, Colo.) credit memo, orders correspondence, 1902-1907.
55. Sullivan Machinery Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1912.
56. Sullivan Machinery Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1915.
57. Sunnyside Mines (Eureka, Colo.) correspondence, 1892-1913.
58. Sunnyside Mines (Eureka, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
59. Sunshine Safety Lamp Company (Kansas City, Mo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
60. Sunville Baking Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
61. Superior Coal Company (Superior, Wyo.) correspondence, 1911-1913.
62. Superior Steam Laundry (Telluride, Colo.) orders, 1907-1908.
63. Surface Creek Creamery (Eckert, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
64. Surprenant, A. (Placerville, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.

 

Box 28: Sw-To
Folder
1. Sweeney, B. K. (Denver, Colo.) supplies letter, 1906 Aug. 16.
2. Sweeney Shops, The (Imperial, Calif.) correspondence, 1908.
3. Swickhimer, David, correspondence, 1908-1909.
4. Swift, W. G. (Monte Vista, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
5. Swift and Company (Denver, Colo.) bills, 1917-1918.
6. Swire, Mrs. B. E. (Rockwood, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 Aug. 16.
7. Syndicate Mining and Milling Company (Rico, Colo.) letter, 1919 Feb. 26.
8. Tablet and Ticket Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence and printed materials, 1912.
9. Taliaferro, Virgil, correspondence, 1912 Sept. 14.
10. Taos Telephone Company (Taos, N.M.) correspondence, 1919 June 15.
11. Taylor, E. C., business correspondence, 1915-1917.
12. Telluride Iron Works (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1902-1912.
13. Telluride Power Company (Telluride, Colo.) orders correspondence, 1906-1909.
14. Telluride Transfer Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
15. Telluride Transfer Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1910-1912.
16. Telluride Transfer Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
17. Telluride Transfer Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1916.
18. Telluride Transfer Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
19. Tendrich, E. M., Mrs., correspondence, 1916.
20. Terry Core Drill Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1909.
21. Terry, Tench and Proctor Tunneling Machine Company, The (Denver, Colo.) letter and printed material, 1909 Jan. 9.
22. Teti, James, customer correspondence, 1906, 1911, 1913.
23. Teti, Louis, correspondence, 1917-1919.
24. Tewksbury, Roy (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1914 Sept.
25. Texas Company, The (Denver, Colo.) invoice, 1923.
26. Thiel Detective Service Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1908.
27. Thomas Publishing Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1909 Dec. 17.
28. Thomas, Albert, correspondence, 1911-1918.
29. Thomas and Spaeth (Allison, Colo.) orders correspondence, 1906-1907.
30. Thomas, B. F. (Allison, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
31. Thomas, Clara D., correspondence, 1917 Oct.-Nov.
32. Thomas, George, bill, 1919 Oct. 18.
33. Thomas, George W., correspondence, 1917-1918.
34. Thomas, Kate, correspondence, 1909 Nov. 7.
35. Thomas, Paul L., correspondence, 1917 Feb.-Mar.
36. Thomas, William H., correspondence, 1913-1919, 1933.
37. Thompson, Clyde, correspondence, 1919.
38. Thompson, Lester, business correspondence, 1930-1935.
39. Thurlow, Hutton and Williams (Colorado Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1900-1904.
40. Tiffany Mercantile Company (Tiffany, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1917.
41. Tiffany, G. E., Jr., Pharmacist (Durango, Colo.) bills, 1918 Apr.-May.
42. Tiffany, Hall and Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
43. Tiffany, J. E. (Tiffany, Colo.) correspondence, 1909 July 25.
44. Timothy, Susan, bills and correspondence, 1919.
45. Tipotsch, Frank, bills, 1918.
46. Tipton, Thomas, orders telegram, 1907 June 24.
47. Tomahawk Mines Company (La Plata, Colo.) orders and correspondence, 1907-1909.
48. Tomboy Gold Mines Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
49. Tomboy Gold Mines Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
50. Tomboy Gold Mines Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
51. Tomboy Gold Mines Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
52. Tomboy Gold Mines Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.
53. Tomboy Gold Mines Company (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1919.
54. Tootle-Campbell Dry Goods (St. Joseph, Mo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.

 

Box 29: Tr-Ut
Folder
1. Treasury Tunnel Mines Corporation (Red Mountain, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
2. Trinidad Coal Company (Trinidad, Colo.) correspondence, 1925 Oct. 24.
3. Tritch, George, Hardware Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
4. Trojan Safety Powder Company (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1909.
5. Tropical Oil Company (Cleveland, Ohio) correspondence and printed materials, 1912-1913.   This folder contains sales brochures and a sales letter about "Elastikote: a preservative coating in colors," a tropical rubber paint that the Tropical Oil Company of Cleveland OH was trying to sell to the Porter Fuel Co. It also contains a freight memorandum for items shipped by rail to Porter; a color postcard view of the Tropical Oil Co, buildings in Cleveland (the message side of this postcard acknowledges receipt of an order from the Porter Fuel Company on March 14, 1913) that accompanied a letter to W. I. Gifford about the order, along with two pamphlets of directions for applying Elasticote and a carbon copy of a letter to Tropical Oil from the Assistant Auditor at Porter on 4/16/1913 about the order.
6. Trumble and Brittain (Ophir, Colo.) correspondence, 1919 Mar. 4.
7. Trumble and Hutton (Ames, Colo.) orders correspondence, 1906 Feb. 14.
8. Turner, C. A., Inc. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) solicitation letter and printed materials, 1918 Dec. 20.
9. Turner, Laurin H., and Company (Chicago, Ill.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
10. Underwood Typewriter Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1915.
11. Union Carbide Sales Company (Chicago, Ill.) letters, 1917-1919.
12. Union Pacific Coal Company (Breen, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
13. Union Pacific Coal Company (Cheyenne, Wyo.) correspondence, 1908-1917.
14. Union Pacific Coal Company (Cheyenne, Wyo.) correspondence, 1918.
15. Union Pacific Coal Company (Cheyenne, Wyo.) correspondence, 1919-1921.
16. Union Pacific Coal Company (Cumberland, Wyo.) correspondence, 1917.
17. Union Pacific Coal Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1918-1924.
18. Union Pacific Coal Company (Kline, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
19. Union Pacific Coal Company (Red Mesa, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
20. Union Pacific Coal Company (Omaha, Neb.) correspondence, 1909-1919.
21. Union Pacific Coal Company (Rock Springs, Wyo.) correspondence, 1912-1926.
22. Union Pacific Railroad (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
23. United Iron Works Company (Springfield, Mo.) letter, 1909.
24. United Mine Workers of America (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1921-1922.
25. United Rico Mines Company, The (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
26. United Rico Mines Company, The (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
27. United Rico Mines Company, The (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
28. United Rico Mines Company, The (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
29. United Rico Mines Company, The (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1910.
30. United States Electrical Tool Company (Cincinnati, Ohio) letter and printed materials, 1913 Apr. 10.
31. United States General Land Office (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
32. United States Geological Survey (Washington D.C.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
33. United States Graphite Company (Saginaw, Mich.) correspondence, 1910-1916.
34. United States Indian Service coal proposal, 1907 May 16.
35. United States Indian Service orders, 1912-1913, 1916.
36. United States Indian Service. Southern Ute Agency business correspondence, 1913.
37. United States Indian Service. Southern Ute Agency business correspondence, 1914.
38. United States Indian Service. Southern Ute Agency business correspondence, 1915.
39. United States Indian Service. Southern Ute Agency business correspondence, 1916.
40. United States Indian Service. Southern Ute Agency business correspondence, 1917-1918.
41. United States Indian Service orders and notice of Indian land sale, 1917-1918.
42. United States Indian Service coal purchase records, 1921-1923.
43. United States Motor Company (New York, N.Y.) letter, 1911.
44. United States Portland Cement Company (Florence, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
45. United States Post Office (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
46. United States Rail Company (Cumberland, Maryland) letter, 1909.
47. United States Reclamation Service (Lujane, Colo.) letters, 1908.
48. United States Tool Company (Vincennes, In.) letter, 1929.
49. United States Treasury Department (Washington D.C.) correspondence, 1919.
50. University of Colorado. State Geological Survey (Boulder, Colo.) letter, 1912 Jan. 16.
51. Utah Fuel Company (Somerset, Colo.) correspondence, 1912.
52. Utah Fuel Company (Salt Lake City, Utah) correspondence, 1926-1930.
53. Ute Coal, (?), correspondence, 1906.

 

Box 30: V-Wh
Folder
1. Valley Hotel (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
2. Valley View C. G. M. Company (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1917.
3. Valley View Leasing and Mining Company (Matterhorn, Colo.) correspondence, 1918.
4. Vanadium Alloys Company (Newmire, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
5. Vanadium Alloys Company (New York/Newmire, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
6. Varain, J (?), correspondence, 1914.
7. Vaugham, B. R. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
8. Veal, Philip L. (Mountainair, N.M.) correspondence, 1909.
9. Vermillion Mining Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
10. Vernon Mining Company (Ironton, Colo.) correspondence, 1915-1916.
11. Vescovi, Laura (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1920.
12. Victor-American Fuel Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1909-1918.
13. Victoria Hotel Company (Alamosa, Colo.) correspondence, 1914.
14. Vinton Company (Grand Junction, Colo.) bill of lading, 1918.
15. Voilleque, Charles (Arastra, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1908.
16. Von Bulow, Charles L. (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1915.
17. Vulcan Foundry Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1919.
18. Vulcan Iron Works Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1913.
19. Vulcan Sheet Metal Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1911.   This company later became The Western Steel Products Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1918.
20. W., C. D. (Ridgway, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
21. Waggoner, Charles (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1921.
22. Wagner Development Company, correspondence, 1913.
23. Wagner Electric Manufacturing Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1910-1913.
24. Wagner, John M. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
25. Walker, M. M. (Ignacio, Colo.) correspondence, 1921.
26. Walker, R. E. (Dolores, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
27. Wallace, W. H., correspondence, 1909-1912.
28. Wallace Mercantile Company (La Jara, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
29. Walsenburg Mercantile Company (Walsenburg, Colo.) correspondence, 1921-1923.
30. Wanakh Mining Company (Ouray, Colo.) correspondence, 1915.
31. Ward, George W. (Eureka, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1914.
32. Ward, William, Machinery Company (Pittsburgh, Pa.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
33. Warshauer-McClure Sheep Company (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1916-1918.
34. Waterbury Company (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1908-1910.
35. Watkins, J. M. (Norwood, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
36. Watkins, William (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1919.
37. Watson, J. M. (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1913.
38. Watson, S. E. (Englewood, Colo.) correspondence, 1920.
39. Watson, W. T. (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1908.
40. Wattles and Company (Battle Creek, Mich.) letters and printed materials, 1910.
41. Waybright, E. W. (New York, N.Y.) correspondence, 1917.
42. Wayne Oil Tank and Pump Company (Ft. Wayne, Ind.) correspondence, 1918-1919.
43. Wearproof Tire Products Company (San Fransico, Calif.) correspondence, 1918.
44. Weaver, W. G. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1918.
45. Weaver-Gibbs Inc. (Pueblo, Colo.) correspondence, 1923-1928.
46. Weeks, W. H.(Romero, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1914.
47. Weigele Riveted Steel Pipe Works (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1914-1915.
48. Welborn, E. L. (Kline, Colo.) correspondence, 1921.
49. Welsh, William M. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1910.
50. Wendler, A. J. (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1927.
51. Wesco Supply Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1907-1909.
52. West, George E. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1915.
53. Western Bank Note and Engraving Company (Chicago, Ill.) invoice, 1915.
54. Western Colorado Power Company (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
55. Western Electric Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1909.
56. Western Mining Directory Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
57. Western Rock Salt Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1919.
58. Western Slope Lumber Company (Montrose, Colo.) correspondence, 1907.
59. Western Stamp and Stencil Company (Omaha, Neb.) correspondence, 1908-1916.
60. Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1913.
61. Weston Electrical Instrument Company (Newark, N.J.) correspondence, 1906-1910.
62. Weston and Roessler (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
63. Wheeler Condenser and Engineering Company (Carteret, N.J.) correspondence, 1909.
64. Wheeler, E. M. and Sons (Griffith, Colo.) correspondence, 1928.
65. Wheeler, George (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1929.
66. Wheeler, J. L. (Red Mesa, Colo.) correspondence, 1931.
67. Wheeler and Motter Mercantile Company (St. Joseph, Mo.) invoices, 1924.
68. Wheeler, Robert M. (La Plata, Colo.) correspondence, 1929-1933.
69. White, E. E. (Placerville, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
70. White, D. (Price, Utah) correspondence, 1907.
71. White, W. G. (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1923.

 

Box 31: Wi-Z and miscellaneous business correspondence
Folder
1. Widmayer, C. (Bonanza, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1907.
2. Wilcox, M. J., Coal Company (Grand Island, Neb.) correspondence, 1906.
3. Wild, Fred, Jr. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1910.
4. Wilkinson, J., and Company (Vance, Colo.) correspondence, 1906-1908.
5. Wilkinson, Joe (Newmire, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1913.
6. Wilden, William (Cortez, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
7. Williams, Charles (Rico, Colo.) correspondence, 1909.
8. Williams Patent Crusher and Pulverizer Company (St. Louis, Mo.) letters, 1906-1920.
9. Willis, A. B. (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1908.
10. Wilmot Engineering Company (Hazleton, Pa.) brochure, 1909.
11. Wilson, J. E. (Mancos, Colo.) correspondence, 1911-1912.
12. Wiltse, L. A. (Kline, Colo.) correspondence, 1923.
13. Winfield's (Grand Junction, Colo.) credit statement, 1934.
14. Wismath Lumber and Supply Company (Antonito, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1918.
15. Wolff, L., Manufacturing Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1908.
16. Wolfinger, C. D. (Ridgway, Colo.) correspondence, 1913-1914.
17. Wood and Lane Company (St. Louis, Mo.) price lists, 1918.
18. Wood and Morgan Land and Livestock Company (Durango, Colo.) correspondence, 1908-1913.
19. Woolery, Lee (Pagosa Springs, Colo.) correspondence, 1915.
20. Worden, Charles (Animas Forks, Colo.) correspondence, 1912.
21. Worthington, John S. Company (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
22. Wright, D. M. (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1914.
23. Wright, James N., and Company (Denver, Colo.) letter, 1918.
24. Wright, James T. (Dulce, N.M.) correspondence, 1917.
25. Wrigley, William (Denver, Colo.) freight bill, 1922.
26. Wunderlich, H., Livery, Feed and Sale Stable (Telluride, Colo.) correspondence, 1912-1915.
27. Wyeth Hardware and Manufacturing Company (St. Joseph, Mo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
28. Wyett, Willard (Eureka, Colo.) letter, 1920.
29. Wyland, W. W. (Monte Vista, Colo.) correspondence, 1914.
30. Wyman, Louis (Silverton, Colo.) correspondence, 1916.
31. Yates, R. W. (Chama, N.M.) correspondence, 1908.
32. Yellow Mountain Mines Company (Ophir, Colo.) correspondence, 1906.
33. Young and Caffall (Alamosa, Colo.) correspondence, 1908 Mar. 30.
34. Young, E. W. (Denver, Colo.) correspondence, 1917-1919.
35. Zabriskie, W. (Pagosa Junction, Colo.) correspondence, 1907-1913.
36. Zancanelli, James (Jim) (Hesperus, Colo.) correspondence, 1917.
37. Zelniker, Walter B., Supply Company (St. Louis, Mo.) correspondence, 1914-1918.
38. Zipperian and Likes (Durango, Colo.) invoice, 1907.
39. Mining equipment and supplies advertising materials, ca. 1908-1909: A-D. Note: Folders 39-41 contain single-page promotional materials. Additional printed materials of more than one page are filed under the companies' names.
40. Mining equipment and supplies advertising materials, ca. 1908-1919: E-M.
41. Mining equipment and supplies advertising materials, ca. 1908-1919: S-Z.
42. Printing needs quotes printed materials and correspondence, 1908.

Series 2.1.9: Porter Fuel Company accounting department correspondence, 1911 Sept. 12 - 1913 Jan. 30. One volume.
Box 1:
Folder 1

 

Series 2.1.10: Porter Fuel Company other records and correspondence, 1893 - 194-.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Little Giant Mining Company records, 1893-1897.
Folder 2 A. H. Doane correspondence, 1913-1918. To and from A. H. Doane, assistant treasurer of Porter Fuel Company
Folder 3 Ely Revenue Copper Company correspondence and minutes, 1916 Jan. - Mar.
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company/ Durango Land Company (Union Pacific Coal Company) insurance records,1909 - 1923 and lease records, 1916 Mar. - July 18.

Box 2:
Folder 1 Fuel companies ledger, 1914-1946. Miscellaneous and very useful records pertaining to a variety of subjects, in one thick volume.
 

Subgroup 2.2: Porter Fuel Company personnel records.

Series 2.2.1: Porter Fuel Company employee records and correspondence, 1917 Jan. 1 - Sept. 15. Filed by name of employee. Pertaining to individual workers. Includes requests for pay disbursement, employment verification, etc.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company list of miners, 1917 Jan. 1 - Sept. 15.
Folder 2

 

Series 2.2.2: Porter Fuel Company accident reports and associated correspondence and state compensation records, 1906-1920. Filed chronologically by the earliest date of actions in each folder.
Box 1:
Folder 1

 

Series 2.2.3: Railroad retirement board records, 1906 Oct.
Box 1:
Folder 1

 

Series 2.2.4: Porter Fuel Company time books and calendars, 1907 - 1928.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company memorandum time books:1907 and 1908 Jan. - Dec., 1906 Sept. - Dec. Includes Hesperus Mine.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company memorandum calendars, 1908 - 1922.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company memorandum calendars, 1923 - 1928.
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company memorandum time books, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1913.
Folder 5 Porter Fuel Company memorandum time books, 1909 July - 1910 Dec., 1913 July, 1914 Jan. - Dec., 1916 Jan. - Dec.

 

Series 2.2.5: Porter Fuel Company material and labor records, 1907-1917.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Mine material and labor records, , 1907 Feb. 25 - 1913 July 22. One volume.
Folder 2 Hesperus Mine material and labor records, 1909 Oct. 23 - 1917 Jan. 15. One volume.
Folder 3 Hesperus Mine material and labor ledgers, 1912-1916.
Folder 4 Hesperus Mine material and labor records, 1913 July - 1916 Oct. One volume.
Folder 5 Hesperus Mine consignee ledger, 1913-1917.

 

Series 2.2.6: Porter Fuel Company payroll lists, 191_ - 19__. Filing arrangement is chronological. Personnel service records.
Box 1:
Folder 1
Folder 2

 

Series 2.2.7: Porter Fuel Company payroll deductions memoranda, 1907 - 19__. Filing arrangement is chronological. Personnel service records.
Box 1:
Folder 1
Folder 2
 

Subgroup 2.3: Porter Fuel Company financial accounting records

 

Series 2.3.1: Porter Fuel Company bills paid records, 1901-1917. Arrangement is chronological.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company receipts, 1901 Dec. - 1903 Dec.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company duplicate bills and sub-vouchers, 1908 July - 1909 Oct.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company accounts paid, 1910 Sept. 14 - 1913 May 14, and 1918 Feb. 23 regarding 1917 taxes paid to La Plata County. Letterpress copybook. Indexed in ink in the alphabetized pages at the front of the book. Used through page 363, at which point are two dividers used in a letterpress copy book. Pages 364-999 are blank and unused. 1 volume. Note: this volume must be handled carefully so that the thin pages are not folded when the book is closed.
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company cash vouchers, 1911 May 29 - 1917 July 2.
Folder 5 Porter Fuel Company accounts paid, 1911 Sept. 11 - 1917 June 16. Letterpress copybook. Indexed in ink in the alphabetized pages at the front of the book. Used through page 404; pages 405-997 are blank and unused. 1 volume. Note: this volume must be handled carefully so that the thin pages are not folded when the book is closed.

Box 2:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company recapitulation of bills paid, 1913 Feb, 1913 May- 1917 Dec.  5 folders.

Box 3:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company bills paid to Rio Grande Southern, 1913 June - 1917 June. 3 folders.
Folder 2 Hesperus Mine accounts letterpress copybook, 1913 Oct. 20 - 1917 July 11. Includes pages headed "Sundry places" and a copy of a schedule of adjudicated priorities of water rights in Water District No. 33, Colorado (La Plata River.) One volume. All but the first 20 or so and last 20 or so pages are blank and unused. Note: this volume must be handled carefully so that the thin pages are not folded when the book is closed.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company bills paid, 1913 May - 1914 July, vouchers #2607-3299 (7 folders).
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company bills paid, 1914 July - 1916 Nov.., vouchers #3300-4210 (10 folders).
Folder 5 Hesperus Mine accounts letterpress copybook, 1914 Oct. 20 - 1917 July 11. One volume. All but the first 20 or so pages are blank and unused. Note: this volume must be handled carefully so that the thin pages are not folded when the book is closed.
Folder 6 Porter Fuel Company bills paid (general) invoice #s 1-268 (approximately 95% complete), 1916 Oct. - 1917 June. 3 folders.

 

Series 2.3.2: Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1899-1908.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1899 Jan. 5- 1900 Feb. 27, #2000-2394.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1900 Mar. 1 - Dec. 31, #s2395-2675.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1901 Jan. 3 - 1901 Sept. 30, #s 2676-2927.
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1901 Oct. 1 - 1902 Apr. 24, #s 2928-3188.
Folder 5 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1902 May 5 - Oct. 31, #s3189-3364
Folder 6 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1902 Nov. 1 - 1903 July 29, #s 3367-3600.
Folder 7 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1903 Aug. 1 - 1904 Mar. 31, #s 3601 - 3825.
Folder 8 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1904 Apr. 1 - Sept. 30, #s 3826-4037.
Folder 9 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1904 Oct. 1 - 1905 Feb. 28, #s 4038 - 4233.
Folder 10 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1905 Mar. 1 - Aug. 31, #s 4234 - 4412.
Folder 11 Porter Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records, 1905 Sept. 1 - 1906 Feb. 21, #s 4413 - 4628.
Folder 12 Porter Fuel Company payroll records, 1906 Feb. - Apr., and check stubs, 1906 Apr. 6 - 1907 Dec. 13, and 1906 Feb. 6 - 1908 Feb. 3.
Folder 13 Porter Fuel Company payroll records, 1906 May 28 - 1909 Oct. 21, #s 106-1561.
Folder 14 Porter Fuel Company payroll register, 1907 Jan. - 1915 Aug., 1 volume, #1. Pages 17 through the ending page 292 are blank.

 

Series 2.3.3: Porter Fuel Company accounts receivable records, 1905-1922.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company accounts receivable records, 1905 Apr. 1 - 1907 Jan. 1.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company accounts receivable records, 1907 Nov. 14 - 1910 Sept. 6.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company accounts receivable records, 1908 Mar. 1 - 1911 Feb. 28,
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company accounts receivable records, 1911 Feb. - 1914 Dec.
Folder 5 Porter Fuel Company accounts receivable records, 1914 Dec. 18 - 1916 Oct. 31.
Folder 6 Porter Fuel Company accounts receivable records, 1920 July 31 - 1922 June 30 and 1916 Oct. 27 - 1917 June 30.
Folder 7 Porter Fuel Company unpaid accounts receivable records, 1912 Aug. - 1918 Aug.
Folder 8 Porter Fuel Company collections made reports (Cheyenne, Wyoming), 1913 May 24 - 1915 Sept. 10.

 

Series 2.3.4: Porter Fuel Company audit records, 1909-1918.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company audited vouchers, 1909 Aug. 12 - 1918 Dec. 13.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company department bills audit records, 1910 Dec. - 1913 Apr.

 

Series 2.3.5: Porter Fuel Company check registers, 1892 April 9 - 1917 July 11.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company check register, 1892 Apr. 9 - 1894 Apr. 14. #s 1800-4799.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company check registers, 1894 April 14 - 1896 Feb. 27. #s 4800-7799.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company check register, 1896 Feb. 27 - 1898 Jan. 21. #s 8000-10999.
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company check register, 1898 Jan. 21 - 1899 Dec. 9. #s 11000-13999.
Folder 5 Porter Fuel Company check register, 1899 Dec. 9 -1901 Sept. 14. #s 14000-16999.
Folder 6 Porter Fuel Company check register 1901 Sept. 18 - 1903 May 9. #s 17000-19499.
Folder 7 Porter Fuel Company check register 1903 May 9 -1904 June 10. #s 20000-22999.
Folder 8 Porter Fuel Company check register, 1904 Dec. 10 - 1906 Feb. 10. #s 23000-25999.
Folder 9 Porter Fuel Company check register, 1913 June 13 - 1914 Feb. 2. #s 1-99.
Folder 10 Porter Fuel Company check register (bank stubs), 1916 Sept. 21 - 1917 July 11. Burns National Bank #s 249-333.

 

Series 2.3.6: Porter Fuel Company canceled checks, 1897 July 13 - 1908 June 29.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company canceled checks, 1897 July 13 - 1901 Feb. 9. Burns National Bank #s 10300-16000.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company canceled checks, 1901 Feb. 9 - 1904 June 11. Burns National Bank #s 16001-22000. Porter Fuel Company canceled checks, 1904 June 11 - 1906 Feb. 21. Burns National Bank #s 22001-26045.
Folder 3 Porter Fuel Company canceled checks, 1906 Apr. 2 - 1907 Dec. 13. Smelter State Bank #s 1 - 1539
Folder 4 Porter Fuel Company canceled checks, 1906 Feb. 3 - 1908 June 29. First National Bank #s 1 - 1615 (some numbers are missing).
Folder 5 Porter Fuel Company canceled checks, 1914 Feb. 3 - 1916 Sept. 18. Burns National Bank #s 100 - 248.
Folder 6 Porter Fuel Company deposit slips, 1929 Feb. 1 - Apr. 30.
 

Subgroup 2.4: Porter Fuel Company mining operations.

Series 2.4.1: Porter Fuel Company operations reports and related correspondence, 19__ - 19__.
Box 1:

 

Series 2.4.2: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company mine shipping records, 1916 - 1918 May. For both Porter and Hesperus mines. 7 folders.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company postal notices of shipments from the Hesperus Mine, 1917 Apr. - 1918 May. Letterpress copybook. 1 volume. Note: this volume must be handled carefully so that the thin pages are not folded when the book is closed.
Folder 2
Folder 3
Folder 4
Folder 5
Folder 6
Folder 7

 

Series 2.4.3: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company coal mined weights records, 1917.
Box 1:
Folder 1

 

Series 2.4.4: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company miners supplies records, 1917 - 1919. Records of supplies sold to employees. One folder.
Box 1:
Folder 1

 

Series 2.4.5: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company coal production reports, 19__ - 19__.
Box 1:

Series 2.4.6: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company coal sales records, 19__ - 19__.
Box 1:

 

Series 2.4.7: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company coal distribution records, 19__ - 19__.
Box 1:

 

Series 2.4.8: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company coal pricing and bid notification records, 19__ - 19__.
Box 1:

 

Series 2.4.9: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company coal orders records, 19__ - 19__.
Box 1:

 

Series 2.4.10: Porter /Hesperus Fuel Company coal drilling records, 19__ - 19__.
Box 1:
 

Subgroup 2.5: Porter Fuel Company store records.

Series 2.5.1: Porter Fuel Company store inventories, 1918-1919.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Porter Fuel Company store inventory, 1918 Dec. One volume.
Folder 2 Porter Fuel Company store inventory, 1919 Dec. One volume.

 

Series 2.5.2: Porter Fuel Company store correspondence, 19-
Box 1:
 

Subgroup 2.6: Porter Fuel Company other media.

 

Series 2.6.1: Porter mining maps and blueprints.
Map Drawer 1: Hesperus Mine survey map by Burdick and Kroeger, 16 maps: 1913 Jan. - 1919 Jan.
  Hesperus Mine survey map, 15 maps: 1901 Oct. - 1913 Jan.
Map Drawer 2: Durango city mine, 3 maps: 1909 Apr. 20, no dates.
  Lands of Durango, 4 maps: 1906 May 6 - 1909 Dec. 6.
  Hesperus Mine survey maps (originals) 7 maps: 1893 Sept. 1 - 1915 Nov. 1.
  Porter Mine survey maps, 7 maps: 1905 July 29 and no date.
  Dufur Mine survey map, 4 maps: 1941 Oct. 17 - 1945 Jan. 28.
Map Drawer 3: Pine Ridge Ditch, 3 maps: 1912 May 7, and Ridges Basin Ditch and Reservoir, 1901 July 26 (1 map and court record).
  Porter Fuel Company property maps, 10 maps: no date, 1910 May 10, 1911 Jan. 3, 1915 July.
  General surveys, 10 maps: 1891 May 25 - 1927 Oct. 17.
  Large scale area maps, 5 maps: 1895 - 1920 Jan.
  Oil and coal survey of SW Colorado and NW New Mexico, 1 map: no date.
  Durango area property maps, 14 maps: no dates.
  Durango area property maps, 7 maps: 1906 Dec. 13 - 1913 Aug. 1.
Map Drawer 4: Relation among Durango and mines, 1 map: no date.
  Bay Coal mine, 1 map: 1911 May 6 and Davis Coal mine, 1 map: 1911 May 6.
  Durango area property maps, 3 maps: 1906 Mar. 15 - 1909 Dec. 29.

 

Series 2.6.2: Porter mining photographs. See photo index in land ledger volume, SG 2.1.

Record Group 3: Hesperus Fuel Company

Subgroup 3.1: Hesperus Fuel Company central office records. (See also Subgroup 2.1 for relevant records in Porter Fuel Company records.)

Series 3.1.1: Hesperus Fuel Company legal records, 19____. Arrangement is chronological (based on the earliest date of the particular legal proceeding).
Box 1:

 

Series 3.1.2: Hesperus Fuel Company reports, 1917-1920.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Fuel Company monthly reports and statements, 1917-1920.

 

Series 3.1.3: Hesperus Fuel Company inventories, 1917-1920.
Box 1:

 

Series 3.1.4: Hesperus Fuel Company letterpress copybooks, 1917-1920. (See also Series 2.1.5, Porter Fuel Company letterpress copybooks.)
Box 1:

 

Series 3.1.5: Hesperus Fuel Company administrative correspondence, 1917-1920. (See also Series 2.1.6, Porter Fuel Company customer business correspondence.)
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Fuel Company correspondence, 1917-1918.
Folder 2 Hesperus Fuel Company shipping instructions, 1920 July 3 - 1921 March 1
 

 

Subgroup 3.2: Hesperus Fuel Company personnel records.  (See also Subgroup 2.2 for relevant records in Porter Fuel Company records.)

Series 3.2.1 Hesperus Fuel Company accident reports, 1920-1922.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Fuel Company accident reports, 1920-1922.

 

Series 3.2.2: Porter Fuel Company material and labor records, 1926-1928. (See also Series 2.2.5.)
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Mine material and labor ledgers, 1917-1918.
Folder 2 Hesperus Mine material and labor ledgers and statement of bills, 1919 Feb. - 1920 July.
Folder 3 Hesperus Fuel Company material and labor records, 1926-1928.
 

Subgroup 3.3: Hesperus Fuel Company financial accounting records.  (See also Subgroup 3.3 for relevant records in Porter Fuel Company records.)

Series 3.3.1: Hesperus Fuel Company accounts payable and payroll records
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Fuel Company orders, 1917-1920.
Folder 2 Hesperus Fuel Company postal notices of orders for shipment, 1918 June - 1920 Jan. (bound).

 

Series 3.3.2: Hesperus Mine accounting records
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Mine cash ledger, 1917-1932.
Folder 2 Hesperus Mine accounting ledger, 1917-1935.

 

Series 3.3.3: Hesperus Fuel Company general merchandise receipts, 1918-1927.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Fuel Company general merchandise receipts, 1918-1923.
Folder 2 Hesperus Fuel Company general merchandise receipts and card files, 1924 - 1927.

 

Series 3.3.4: Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1917 June 25 - 1933 May 18.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1917 June 25 - 1919 Oct. 23. #s 1 - 9000.
Folder 2 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1919 Oct. 23 - 1922 Aug. 21. #s 9001-17999.
Folder 3 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1922 Aug. 21 - 1927 Feb. 7. #s 18000-25299.
Folder 4 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1927 Jan. 7 - 1930 May 30. #s 25300-30199.
Folder 5 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1930 Sept. 10 - 1930 Dec. 31. #s 30600-31020.
Folder 6 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1931 Apr. 31 - 1931 Aug. 22. #s 31350-31899.
Folder 7 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1931 Oct. 27 - 1932 Feb. 5. #s 32200-32599.
Folder 8 Hesperus Fuel Company canceled checks, 1932 Aug. 15 - 1933 May 18. #s 33100-34199.
 

Subgroup 3.4: Hesperus Fuel Company coal shipping records.  (See also Subgroup 2.4 for relevant records in Porter Fuel Company records.)

 

Series 3.4.1: Hesperus Fuel Company operations reports and related correspondence, 1917 (?) - 1933 (?).
Box 1:
Folder 1
 

Subgroup 3.5: Hesperus Fuel Company store records. (See also Subgroup 2.5 for relevant records in Porter Fuel Company records.)

 

Series 3.5.1: Hesperus Fuel Company reports, 1918-1920.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Hesperus Fuel Company monthly statements of accounts and store statements, 1918 Aug. 1 - 1920 Dec. 31 (bound).

 

Series 3.5.2: Hesperus Fuel Company company store records and correspondence, 1918-1920. Of both customers and vendors/suppliers.
Box 1:

Record Group 4: Western Fuel Company

 

Series 4.1: Western Fuel Company records and correspondence, 1904-1944.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Western Fuel Company form 93, 1904 Dec. - 1905 Jan.
Folder 2 Western Fuel Company ledger: audited vouchers Monero Mine earnings, gross earnings, etc. 1923 - 1932.
Folder 3 Western Fuel Company Monero Mine material labor ledgers, 1923 Dec. - 1926 Dec., 1928 Mar. - 1929 Dec., 1938 Jan. - 1944 Jan.
Folder 4 Western Fuel Company straight bills of lading and form 93 to Monero Mine, 1928 Feb. - 1929 Feb.
Folder 5 Western Fuel Company collectibles records, 1930 Oct. - 1939 Aug.

 

Series 4.2: Western Fuel Company canceled checks, 1923 Nov. 30 - 1939 Dec. 31.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Western Fuel Company canceled checks, 1923 Nov. 30 - 1928 June 15, #1 - 3699, 1st National Bank.
Folder 2 Western Fuel Company canceled checks, 1928 June 15 - 1939 Dec. 31, #3700 - 4807, 1st National Bank.

 

Series 4.3: Western Fuel Company receipts for purchases, 1924 - 1929.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Western Fuel Company receipts for purchases, 1924 - 1925. #s 1925-2490.
Folder 2 Western Fuel Company receipts for purchases, 1925 - 1926. #s 2500-4049.
Folder 3 Western Fuel Company receipts for purchases, 1925 - 1929. #s 4050-5879.

Record Group 5: William I. Gifford papers

Series 5.1: William I. Gifford diaries, 1912-1922. 11 volumes.
Box 1:
Folder 1
Folder 2
Folder 3
Folder 4

 

Series 5.2: William I. Gifford personal correspondence, 19__
Box 1:
Folder 1
Folder 2
Folder 3

 

Series 5.3: William I. Gifford business correspondence, 19__
Box 1:
Folder 1

Record Group 6: Pine Ridge Ditch Company

Series 6.1: Pine Ridge Ditch Company minutes and notices of meetings, 1____ - 19___
Box 1:

 

Series 6.2: Pine Ridge Ditch Company annual reports, 1____ - 19___
Box 1:

 

Series 6.3: Pine Ridge Ditch Company legal documents, 1____ - 19___
Box 1:

 

Series 6.4: Pine Ridge Ditch Company records and correspondence, 1___ - 19__.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Pine Ridge Ditch Company correspondence, 1912-1940.
Folder 2 Pine Ridge Ditch Company receipts, etc., 1898 Oct. 29 - 1928 March 10. 1 volume.

 

Series 6.5: Pine Ridge Ditch Company bank statements, 1____ - 19___
Box 1:

Record Group 7: Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association

Series 7.1: Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association legal records, [ca. 1918].
Box 1:
Folder 1 Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association amended articles of incorporation and by-laws.

 

Series 7.2: Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association correspondence, 1918-1920.
Box 1:
Folder 1 Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association correspondence, 1918 May - 1919 Dec.
Folder 2 Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association correspondence, 1920 Jan. - Nov.
Folder 3 Colorado & New Mexico Coal Operators Association chronological history of coal controversy to 1920 Jan. 1.