Mortgage, Moose Mountain Limited (the Company) to The Montreal Trust Company (Trustee) Mortgage, December 1st 1916, Counterpart 2
Name/Title
Mortgage, Moose Mountain Limited (the Company) to The Montreal Trust Company (Trustee) Mortgage, December 1st 1916, Counterpart 2Entry/Object ID
2019.003.030Tags
Moose Mountain Mine, Mining History, Mining Industry, Iron Mining, District of Sudbury, The Sudbury Basin, Capreol, Ontario, Sellwood, OntarioScope and Content
Counterpart Two, for an indenture made December 1st 1916, Moose Mountain Limited (the Company) to The Montreal Trust Company (Trustee) Mortgage. "Securing $1,000,000 five per cent. Ten-year convertible gold notes. Document includes: "recitals; granting clauses; habendum (grant in trust); issue, form, execution, registration, and delivery of notes; redemption of notes; conversion of notes; particular covenants of the company; remedies of trustee and noteholders; possession until default-defeasance clause; release of mortgaged property; immunity of incorporators, stockholders, directors and officers; noteholder's acts, holdings and apparent authority; concerning the trustee; successor corporations; definitions and sundry provisions; and parties in interest.Context
The Moose Mountain Mine, located in the township of Sellwood, Ontario operated from 1907 to 1920. The property was leased from the Moose Mountain Limited from Lowphos Ore, a subsidiary of the National Steel Corporation. It was an iron mine. Sellwood became a ghost town shortly after the mine closed. In 1959, the National Steel Company began operating in the area and removed the remains of the previous townsite due to open pit mining. The new mine closed in 1978.Collection
Moose Mountain Mine Collection, Mining History, Capreol HistoryCataloged By
Heather WilsonCategory
Primary Source