UUM_Ms0225.xml Inventory of the Bamberger family papers Bamberger family papers Finding aid prepared by Craig Brown, Roger V. Paxton and Betsey Welland. J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections

1980 (last modified: 2018)

295 South 1500 East Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 special@library.utah.edu https://lib.utah.edu/collections/special-collections/index.php

This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on 2025-01-22. Finding aid written in English. Finding aid based on DACS (Describing Archives: A Content Standard), 2nd Edition. 2025 Updated finding aid to list item from box 1, folder 10 as RESERVE item. Access copy available for researchers. 01/22/2025 Betsey Welland. J. Willard Marriott Library Special Collections Bamberger family papers Bamberger, Simon, 1847-1926 MS 0225 80.25 linear feet 1845-1995 The Bamberger family papers (1845-1995) contain the personal, political, and business papers of Simon Bamberger, Julian Bamberger, and other Bamberger family members. Also present are papers dealing with the Bamberger Railroad. English .

The two patriarchs of the Bamberger family in Utah were Simon and Jacob who were born in the German city of Darmstadt in 1845 and 1852 respectively. Emigrating to the United States as teenagers, they commenced their careers in the business world as wholesale merchants in St. Louis, Missouri. Simon arrived in Ogden, Utah in 1869, preceding Jacob who settled in Salt Lake City in 1875. As entrepreneurial pioneers, he and his brother became mining magnates in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, purchasing several gold, copper, silver, and coal mining properties located in Utah, Nevada, Colorado, Arizona, Oregon, and Alaska. Headquarters for these enterprises were established in New York. In addition to investing in the mining business, the brothers collaborated in developing oil fields in Los Angeles, forming an investment and exploration company, and establishing a leasing concern. In 1890 Simon founded the Salt Lake and Ogden Railway Company (renamed the Bamberger Electric Railroad and Transportation Company) which provided rail and bus service to communities in northern Utah and parts of Idaho. A year later he and others bought the "Salt Lake Herald". Exemplifying his friendship with leaders of the L. D. S. heirarchy, Simon appointed Heber J. Grant, a future president of the Mormon church, as the paper's vice-president. Unable to devote equal time to these numerous undertakings, Simon and Jacob enlisted their sons to assist them in the management of their far-flung economic empire. Simon's son Julian, born on 9 February 1899 in Salt Lake City, was president of the Bamberger railway company, chief executive of gold and copper mines in Nevada, and headed the Lagoon amusement park which his father created in 1896. Jacob's sons, Clarence and Ernest, served as vice-president, general managers, and on the board of directors of silver mines in Park City, Utah, a coal mine in Coalville Utah, and mining operations in Nevada, Colorado, and Oregon. It is noteworthy to mention that Ernest and Clarence received degrees in mining engineering, graduating from Columbia University and Cornell University in 1900 and 1908 respectively while Julian, a graduate from Princeton in 1910, studied electrical engineering in post-graduate work. Clarence was a student at the Royal Prussian Geological Academy in Berlin and at the School of Mines in Paris during 1909-1910. The Bambergers were also active in numerous non-mining businesses. Simon presided over the Utah Lime and Cement and the Salt Lake Valley Loan and Trust companies, the latter of which Julian subsequently assumed the presidential reins. Clarence, a prominent banker, invested in the U.S. and Mexican petroleum industry. Information can be accessed in boxes 3, and 17-22.

Private enterprise was not the only realm where the Bamberger family experienced considerable success. The world of politics was an arena in which several Bambergers were involved. Four of them, namely, Simon, Julian, Ernest, and Clarence actively participated in Utah and national politics. The former two joined the Democratic party while the latter two became affiliated with the Republican party. Simon, a member of the Salt Lake City board of education from 1898 to 1903, achieved considerable notoriety as an effective spokesman for those in the teaching profession and for preventing the closure of Salt Lake City schools due to insufficient funding. Benefitting from being in the public spotlight, he was elected in 1903 as a senator in the Utah legislature, position which he held until 1912. Bamberger was instrumental in the passage of a bill which furnished funds for the founding of kindergartens and the training of teachers for pre-schoolers. In 1916 Simon was elected as Utah's first Democrat and Jewish governor. One of Bamberger's most ardent supporters was fellow Democrat and highly respected L.D.S. general authority, B. H. Roberts. The governor cemented his relationship with the Mormon community when he refused to sign an anti-Mormon petition. In conjunction with Bamberger, the Democratic majority in the state legislature enacted several laws which aligned it with the pro-reform Progressive movement. Included in a long list of regulatory legislation were enactments which granted laborers the right to unionize, formed a state industrial commission to guarantee compensation for industrial accidents and deaths (examine box 25), created a commission to oversee the activities of the security business, taxed the mining industry on a more equitable basis vis a vis other property owners, prevented utility companies from giving kickbacks to public officials, regulated the price of electricity and gas, supervised water consumption in locales experiencing substantial population growth, established judicial elections on a non-partisan basis, gave the electorate the right to participate in the calling for referenda, ratified the19th amendment to the U.S. Constitution providing for the women's right to vote, and required youth to attend high school. Declining to run for re-election in 1920, Bamberger retired from political life. Materials can be found in box 1. On 6 October 1926 Simon Bamberger died. Among those who eulogized him were L.D.S. President Heber J. Grant and Rabbi Samuel H. Gordon. The Jewish citizens of Utah remembered Bamberger as a devoted member of their community for having assisted in the construction of a new synagogue for the B'nai Israel congregation in 1891 and for having served as president of that synagogue for several years. Simon's brother Jacob died on 18 July 1928.

Julian Bamberger, nicknamed "Bam", was elected as a self-described states rights' Wilsonian Democrat to the Utah senate in 1932 when control of both houses in the legislature and the governor's office was transferred to the Democrats. He served one term ending in 1936. Respect for Julian's leadership abilities was evident in his appointment to chair legislative committees entrusted with the reorganization of state government, the writing of legislation designed to furnish emergency relief and fund public works, the drafting of a law to regulate the sale of alcoholic products, and changes in the state's sales tax law. Julian also organized an eleven Western state conference whose purpose was to propose a common taxation system for trucks and buses. Sensitive to the needs and problems arising from the state incarceration of those suffering from mental and physical disabilities as well as those convicted of crimes, Bamberger in 1934 advocated changes in the way in which the state treated and managed residents in the mental hospital, the deaf and blind school, the industrial and training schools, and the penitentiary system. Consult box 7.

Ernest, born on 11 August 1877 and Clarence, born on 16 July 1886, politically parted ways with their uncle and cousin. Both were involved in local, state, and national Republican politics. Correspondence between the brothers and various levels of government occurred frequently during six decades in the twentieth century. Correspondents included the administrative, legislative, and judicial branches of city, county, state, and federal governments. As a state and national Republican committeeman during the 1920s, Ernest lobbied several party officials on behalf of Utahans seeking federal government positions. Senator Reed Smoot was a fequent recipient of Ernest's missives. Having served in the Utah State Assembly (1908-1910) and as a member of the state Republican party's central committee in the 1960s, Clarence was also quite active in the political world. He frequently expressed his opinion on a variety of issues to prominent governmental leaders, including Marriner Eccles and J. Edgar Hoover. See boxes 13 and 14.

A constant which pervades the activities of the Bamberger family was an ethos of committment to serving the public's interests and needs. Julian was an officer in a number of state and local civic organizations, viz., the Utah Traffic Safety Council, the Salt Lake City Travelers Aid Society, the American Red Cross, and the Salt Lake Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Another example of Bamberger public service was the significant contribution which Ernest and Clarence made when they were members of the Board of Regents of the University of Utah and the Board of Trustees of Westminster College. These activities spanned the years of 1913-1955. Clarence was instrumental in the building of the Utah State Hospital for Crippled Children which was located on the U of U's campus. This edifice laid the foundation for the establishment of the university's medical center in which he was involved as a member the medical center's fund drive. In 1953 Clarence created a scholarship fund for meritorious students in the College of Mine and Mineral Industries.

Roger V. Paxton composed the biographical sketch and processed boxes 6-27.

The Bamberger family papers (1845-1995) contain the personal, political, and business papers of Simon Bamberger, Julian Bamberger, and other Bamberger family members. Also present are papers dealing with the Bamberger Railroad. Included in the collection are correspondence, news articles, scrapbooks, and mementos.

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Photographs were transferred to the Multimedia Division of Special Collections (P0225).

Processed by Craig Brown in 1980.

Addendum processed by Roger V. Paxton in 2016.

Ledgers and oversize maps processed by Betsey Welland in 2018.

Bamberger, Ida Maas, 1863-1936 Bamberger, Julian, 1889-1967 Bamberger, Sidney, 1883-1911 Bamberger, Jacob, 1852-1928 Bamberger family Jews--Utah Railroads--Utah Railroads Simon Bamberger's personal and political materials Birth certificate and family tree 1845 1 1 Interview and biographical sketches 1924-1946 1 2 Correspondence 1889-1920 1 3 Correspondence with Family Members 1908-1920 1 4 Scrapbook of Utah politics 1904 1 5 Political cartoons 1904-1918 1 6 Political materials 1916-1919 1 7 Political invitations 1916-1921 1 8 Inaugural address and speeches 1917-1919 1 9 Political correspondence 1917-1920 1 10

One original letter has been removed and placed in Reserve. A photocopied version is available in the collection for access purposes. Access to the original must be given by the Manuscripts Curator and by appointment. An archivist must remain with the item if being used.

Newspaper clippings 1903-1990 1 11 Condolence correspondence 1926 1 12 Address of Governor George H. Dern at the unveiling of the memorial tablet 1930 1 13 Address of Rabbi Samuel H. Gordon at the unveiling of the memorial tablet 1930 1 14 Utah Legislature's act for the placing of a statue of Governor Simon Bamberger in the State Capitol's rotunda 1935-1943 1 15 Memorial bust of Governor Simon Bamberger at Lagoon 1963 1 16 S. George Ellsworth, "Simon Bamberger: Governor of Utah" 1 17 Kate B. Carter, "Governors of Utah" 1944 1 18 Carlton Culmsee, "Simon Bamberger Utah's First Democratic Governor" 1978 1 19 Correspondence with Ida Bamberger 1881-1933 1 20 Ida Bamberger's diary 1918 1 21 Newspaper clippings 1902-1936 1 22 Family correspondence and assorted materials 1878-1978 Programs 1878 2 1 Lagoon materials 1896-1970 2 2 Correspondence of Sidney M. Bamberger 1902-1919 2 3 Newspaper clippings regarding Sidney M. Bamberger 1911 2 4 Correspondence of Bertha G. Bamberger 1908-1939 2 5 Newspaper clippings regarding Bertha Bamberger 1938-1939 2 6 Memoirs of Louhela Bamberger McFarlane 2 7 Correspondence of Elsa Bamberger Michael 1970 2 8 Newspaper clippings and letter regarding Edith H. Bamberger 1978 2 9 Newspaper clippings and assorted materials 2 10 Stock certificates 2 11 Bamberger Railroad and Transportation Company materials Notes on the formation of the Salt Lake and Ogden Railway Company 1946 3 1 Ordinance regarding Farmington and the Salt Lake and Ogden Railway Company 1905 3 2 Letter of the Bamberger Electric Lines 1922 3 3 Bulletin and letters 1927-1956 3 4 Bamberger Railroad and Transportation Company materials 1918-1966 3 5 History and description of the Bamberger Railroad 1946 3 6 Newspaper clippings and articles 1922-1995 3 7 Newspaper clippings regarding Julian Bamberger 1926-1956 3 8 Scrapbooks Scrapbook and newspaper clippings 1891-1905 4 1 Scrapbook of the Salt Lake and Ogden Railway Company and newspaper clippings 1905-1909 4 2 Scrapbook of photographs of Edith and Julian Bamberger 1936-1937 4 3 Certificates of Julian M. Bamberger 1906-1916 4 1 Julian Bamberger materials Scrapbook, newspaper clippings, and memorabilia 1906-1910 5 1 "Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry" 1915 5 1 N. C. Hanks, "Up from the Hills" 1921 5 2 Jacob Bamberger materials Correspondence with Jacob E. Bamberger 1895-1920 6 1-3 Correspondence with David Hyman 1904-1923 6 4 Correspondence with Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Co. 1908-1916 6 5 Business and general records 1891-1919 6 6-7 Obituary and family tree 1928 6 8 Julian Bamberger materials Biographical materials 7 1 Assorted materials 1896-1967 7 2 Correspondence 1919-1967 7 3 Newspaper clippings 1930-1961 7 4 "Planning for Efficiency in State Welfare Institutions" 1934 7 5 "Legislative Council Recommended" 1934 7 6 Invocation prayer at the Mormon Federal Heights Ward 1966 7 7 Ernest Bamberger's correspondence Correspondence 1902-1942 8 1-2 Extortion letter to Ernest Bamberger 1913 8 3 Chi Psi Fraternity at Williams College 1902-1904 8 4 Westminster College 1926-1927 8 5 Clarence Bamberger's correspondence Correspondence 1911-1959 9 1-6 Correspondence with Joseph Pew 1913-1939 10 1 Westminster College Board of Trustees: correspondence, minutes, and reports 1945-1952 10 2-8 U of U Board of Regents' materials Correspondence of J. T. Kingsbury 1904 11 1 Correspondence of the U of U Board of Regents 1913-1915 11 2 By-Laws of the Board of Regents of the University of Utah 1915 11 3 Laws and regulations of the University of Utah 1916 11 4 Minutes of the Board of Regents 1917 11 5-6 Departmental report 1917 11 7 Correspondence of John A. Widtsoe 1917-1921 11 8 Biennial report of the Board of Regents of the University of Utah 1918-1920 11 9 Correspondence of the Board of Regents 1921 11 10 Correspondence regarding Joseph F. Merrill's candidacy for the Presidency of the University of Utah 1912 11 11 Correspondence of John A. Widtsoe 1921 11 12 "U" views: scenes at the University of Utah 1921 11 13 Catalogue of the University of Utah 1921 11 14 Correspondence of George Thomas 1925 11 15 U of U Board of Regents' resolution 1958 11 16 Meeting minutes of the U of U's Board of Regents 1950-1951 12 1-4 Correspondence of the U of U's Board of Regents 1952-1955 12 5-8 U of U Alumni development fund correspondence 1950-1955 12 9 U of U correspondence 1950-1955 12 10 U of U Board of Regents' award to Clarence Bamberger 1968 12 11 Political correspondence Correspondence: Federal Government and Ernest Bamberger 1905-1935 13 1-2 Correspondence: Federal Government and Clarence Bamberger 1913-1951 13 3 Correspondence: U.S. Presidents and Ernest and Clarence Bamberger 1917-1960 13 4 Correspondence: Marriner Eccles and Clarence Bamberger 1935-1960 13 5 Correspondence: J. Edgar Hoover and Clarence Bamberger 1937 13 6 Correspondence: U.S. Senate and Ernest and Clarence Bamberger 1916-1959 13 7 Correspondence: Reed Smoot and Ernest Bamberger 1920-1932 13 8-10 Correspondence: William King and Ernest and Clarence Bamberger 1918-1940 13 11 Correspondence: Elbert Thomas and Ernest and Clarence Bamberger 1935-1937 13 12 Correspondence: U.S. House of Representatives and Ernst and Clarence Bamberger 1903-1935 13 13-14 Correspondence: Utah State government and the Bamberger family 1901-1952 14 1 Correspondence: Utah State Legislature and Ernest Bamberger 1921-1929 14 2 Correspondence: Non-Utah state governments and Clarence and Ernest Bamberger 1913-1970 14 3 Correspondence: City governments and Ernest and Clarence Bamberger 1917-1933 14 4 Correspondence: County governments and Clarence and Ernest Bamberger 1913-1928 14 5 Correspondence: Courts and Ernest Bamberger 1921-1928 14 6 Correspondence: Republican National Committee and Ernest Bamberger 1920-1924 14 7 Correspondence: Republican State and County Committees and Clarence and Ernest Bamberger 1914-1932 14 8 Correspondence: Colored Republican Club of Weber County and State of Utah and Ernest Bamberger 1922-1924 14 9 Reed Smoot materials 1913-1953 14 10 Newspaper clipping and biographical sketch: Ernest Bamberger 1928 14 11 Letter: J. Reuben Clark and J. Bracken Lee 1957 14 12 Correspondence: Clarence Bamberger 1959-1964 14 13 Republican Party materials 1922-1928 14 14 Republican Party materials 1947-1963 14 15 General correspondence Correspondence: William A. Paine 1900 15 1 Correspondence: Glenn S. Warner 1904-1917 15 2 Correspondence: Bernard M. Baruch 1908-1938 15 3 Correspondence: Albert J. Beveridge 1920-1926 15 4 Correspondence: Frank Hitchcock 1922-1933 15 5 Correspondence: William H. Crocker 1929 15 6 Correspondence: Adolphe Menjou 1931-1935 15 7 Correspondence: Will H. Hays 1932 15 8 Correspondence: Joseph P. Kennedy 1937 15 9 Correspondence: Prescott S. Bush 1943 15 10 Correspondence: Jonas Salk 1963 15 11 Correspondence: David Packard 1969 15 12 Assorted correspondence 1897-1939 15 13 Assorted autographs 15 14 Publications Kennecott Copper Corporation's annual reports 1916-1921 16 1 Herbert Hoover's autographed copy of "American Individualism" 1922 16 2 Federal Reserve's historical chart books 1963-1965 16 3 "Essays in Money and Credit" 1964 16 4 Lawrence Nabers and Jewell Rasmussen, "Employment and Population Analysis and Projections Ogden Metropolitan Area, Utah and the United States" 1963 16 5 Reed Richardson and Sheelwant Pawar, "Population Characteristics of the Salt Lake Metropolitan Area" 1964 16 6 "Utah Historical Quarterly" 1967-1988 16 7 Assorted reports and publications 1904-1928 16 8 Ontario Silver Mining Company materials Correspondence 1888-1923 17 1-7 Department of Interior correspondence 1901-1921 17 8 Ontario Silver Mining Company by-laws 1880 18 1 Financial statements and general materials 1888-1918 18 2 General materials 1885-1913 18 3 Keystone Mining Company Correspondence 1907-1935 19 1-5 Cash book 1910-1911 19 6 List of stockholders 1925-1926 19 7 Agreements and financial materials 1902-1929 19 8 Daly West Mining Company Daly Mining Company articles of incorporation 1884 20 1 Description of the Daly Mine 1888 20 2 Correspondence: Daly Mining Company 1900-1922 20 3-7 Weber Coal Company Correspondence 1903-1908 21 1-5 General materials 21 6 Ely-Witch Copper Company materials 1906-1929 21 7 Superintendent's report of the Ely-Witch Copper Company 1907 21 8 Mining company correspondence Correspondence: Gold Ridge Mining Company 1902-1928 22 1 General materials 1904-1946 22 2 Correspondence: Golden Crown Mining Company 1906-1922 22 3 General materials 1906-1914 22 4 Correspondence: Naildriver Mining Company 1912-1921 22 5 Correspondence reagrding Nevada mining interests 1896-1912 22 6 Correspondence: Alaska Mining Company 1906-1928 22 7 Correspondence: Silver Peak Mining Company 1904 22 8 First Mortgage and District Court summons: Ohio Copper Company 1907-1916 22 9 General correspondence and materials Western Union Telegrams 1876-1948 23 1 Assorted correspondence 1907-1939 23 2 Correspondence: Federal Leasing Company 1911-1915 23 3 Utah Power and Light Company materials 1915-1916 23 4 Company reports and notices 1915-1938 23 5 Correspondence: The American Red Cross 1948 23 6 Theater programs 1894-1924 23 7 Correspondence: H. Content and Company 1904-1925 24 1-3 General materials 1909-1931 24 4-7 Receipts 24 8 Utah Industrial Commission and Keystone Mining Company Report on the activities of the I.W.W. 1923 25 1 Mining inspector report of strike committee demands 1924 25 2 Mining inspector reports 1920-1926 25 3 Industrial Commission of Utah hearings and decisions re. deaths and injury 1924-1926 25 4-7 Industrial Commission of Utah correspondence 1925-1931 25 8 Payroll reports 1925-1931 25 9 General materials Articles of incorporation: Park City Water Works Company 26 1 Title abstracts 1888 26 2 Deeds 1889-1903 26 3 General documents 1889-1945 26 4 Business and general records 1898-1931 26 5 Correspondence: Philadelphia Smelting and Refining Company 1897-1899 26 6-7 Correspondence: U.S. Department of the Interior 1918-1930 26 8 Ledgers People J. E. Bamberger letter copy books 1891-1922 27-29 J. E. Bamberger accounting and stock ledgers 1906-1922 30-31 Ernest Bamberger letter copy books 1904-1909 32 Ernest Bamberger accounting and stock ledgers 1901-1922 33-34 Clarence Bamberger accounting and stock ledgers 1912-1922 35 Dorothy Bamberger accounting and stock ledgers 1921-1922 35 Simon Bamberger letter copy book 1897-1899 35 Companies American Smelting and Refining Company assay copy book 1901-1902 36

From the Germania and Mingo Plants.

British-Mutual Film Corporation of America 1947-1950 1955 36

This ledger contains articles of incorporation, by-laws and a few board meeting minutes.

Daly West Mining Company 1893-1903 1910 37

These ledgers contains articles of incorporation, board meeting minutes and a letter copy book.

Ely-Witch Copper Company 1906-1911 38

These ledgers contains board meeting minutes.

Federal Leasing Company 1911-1917 39

This ledger contains correspondence, articles of incorporation, agreements and meeting minutes.

Gold Ridge Mining Company 1896-1901 39

This ledger contains articles of incorporation and a few meeting minutes.

Goodwin's Weekly Publishing Company 1914-1927 39

This ledger contains articles of incorporation and board meeting minutes.

Keough Gold and Copper Mining Company 1899 1905 39

This ledger contains articles of incorporation, bill of sale and a stock holders meeting minutes.

Keystone Mining Company 1902-1923 40

These ledgers contain stockholder information, articles of incorporation and meeting minutes.

Naildriver Mining Company 1914-1916 41

These ledgers contain stockholder information and a letter copy book.

Park City Water Works Company 1879-1907 41

This ledger contains articles of incorporation and meeting minutes.

Salt Lake Oil Company 1882-1884 1902 1910 41

This ledger contains a few meeting minutes.

Silver Key Mining Company 1901-1903 41

This ledger contains articles of incorporation and meeting minutes.

White Pine Lead Company 1905-1917 41

This ledger contains accounting information.

Ontario Silver Mining Company letter copy books 1894-1905 42-43 Ontario Silver Mining Company accounting ledgers 1891-1907 44 Weber Coal Company letter copy books 1894-1919 45-46 Weber Coal Company ledger and assay reports 1888-1919 47

The ledger contains articles of incorporation and meeting minutes.

Weber Coal Company accounting ledgers 1900-1906 48 General ledgers Unidentified accounting and mining ledgers 1859 1902-1926 49 Bamberger Investment and Exploration Company stockholders ledgers 1915-1916 50 Bamberger and McMillan letter copy book 1899-1901 50 News clippings scrapbooks 1875-1894 50 Oversize mining maps Map showing Bamberger North Group with reference to New York & Nail Driver, Park City District, Utah. F.A.V.Kesselhut, EMCE 1 1 Plat showing the conflict existing between various lode locations situated in the Blue Ledge Mining District, Wasatch County, Utah. Certified by Lafayette G. Burton. 1 2 Plat of the claim of Abe Johnson known as the Grant number 2 lode in the Blue Ledge Mining District, Wasatch County, Utah 1923 1 3 Blue Ledge Mining District, Wasatch County, Utah 1 4 Anchor, Daly West, Quincy, Little Bell and Daly mining claims 1 5 Daly and Daly West section on dip of vein and plan 1 6 Plat showing property of the Last Chance Mining Company and adjoining claims, Bingham, Salt Lake County, Utah.L. G. Burton, U.S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor 1898 1 7 Plat of the claim of Lone Pine Mining Company known as the Paul Lode in Snake Creek Mining District, Wasatch County, Utah 1941 1 8 Property map New Park Mining Company 1 9 Map of Ontario Company's property 1 10 Ontario drain tunnel diagram, Park City, Utah circa 1921 1 11 Ontario Silver Mining Company's right of way for flume along Silver Creek. Also displays Echo and Park City branch of the U.P. RY 1 12 Salt Lake Coal Company property map 1 13 Silver Key and Key Stone workings 1 14 Areas of above mining properties in Snake Creek Mining District, Wasatch County, Utah 1 15 Map of Tintic Mining Districts, Juab and Utah Counties, Utah 1 16 Plat of the claim of Utah Old Glory Mining Company known as the President, Secretary, and Secretary Fraction Lodes in Big Cottonwood mining district in Salt Lake County, Utah 1911 1 17 Plan and section map: 657 Stope, assay average, $17.40, Heath Stope, assay average, $4.12 1 18 Unidentified plat map on Utah and Wyoming border 1 19 Unidentified plat map 1 20 Ground magnetic and IP-Resistivity survey grid map, Delamar Nevada Project 1 21 Mining map of the Lackwaxen, Bell of Alton, Grace, Lake, Boulder and Dudu lots 1 22 Plat of sub-division number 1 of Millsite Reservation, Park City, Summit County, Utah. Filed by John Boyden, County Recorder 1887 1 23 Unidentified mining map of number 6 level 1 24 Salt Lake City Airport and adjacent power lines owned by Utah Power and Light Company 1938 1 25 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Soils, Soil Maps of South Carolina, Due West Sheet, Abbeville Sheet, and Darlington Sheet 1902 1 26-28 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Soils, Soil Maps of North Carolina, Taylorsville Sheet, Hickory Sheet, and Mt. Mitchell Sheet 1902 1 29-31 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Soils, Soil Maps of Virginia, Harrisonburg Sheet, Waynesboro Sheet, and Buckingham Sheet 1902 1 32-34 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Soils, Soil Map of Alabama, Perry Company Sheet 1902 1 35