A collection of bills and receipts from the National Lead Company for Warren Washington Bissell from the year 1899.

A folder of papers and correspondence of The Bill Nye Mining and Milling Company with Warren Washington Bissell. This is the first of two folders whose contents relate to the company.

Clothing Receipts Rolls for Company A of the 19th Connecticut Volunteers created by Captain William Bissell. Due to the size of these documents they are not stored in box two; there is a place holder in the box for them, however.

The company statement is a small pamphlet sent to the stockholders of The Bill Nye Mining and Milling Company. The pamphlet opens with a letter from the General Manager and Treasurer, F.C. Bellamy, and it also contains a list of the company's expenditures and receipts.

A letter from M.B. Dunbar to Warren Washignton Bissell pertaining to purcashing stock of The Bill Nye Mining and Milling Company. The Lloyd Mining company is mentioned in the letter.

A letter from M.B. Dunbar addressed to Warren Washington Bissells. The letter pertains to Bissell purchasing stock of The Bill Nye Mining and Milling Company. Dunbar, in the letter, also mentions the Lloyd Mining Company and the Utah-Bingham Mining Company.

A letter from M.B. Dunbar addressed to Warren Washington Bissell. The letter is particularly about a delay in Dunbar getting the certificate of the stock Bissell purchased in The Bill Nye Mining and Milling company. The letter mentions Bellamy, the mining company's general manager.

A letter written by H. Bellamy, the general manager of The Bill Nye Mining and Milling Company; the letter is addressed to M.B. Dunbar. This letter details the state of the company discussing how the stock is performing as well as how the mines itself are performing; Bellamy describes ore and machinery for example.

A letter from M.B. Dunbar addressed to Warren Washington Bissell. The letter notifies Bissell that Dunbar has recieved a check, and Dunbar outlines the stock Bissell is purchasing.

A letter from M.B. Dunbar addressed to Warren Washington Bissell. The letter notifies Bissell that Dunbar received a check, and the letter mentions a stockholder meeting of the mining company that Dunbar attended and mentions what occurred at the meeting.