The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-14

iripra are liitv paving mines around AMI
,,ss Fnrks aud Mineral Point, Colorado.
M ne, increase over last year in taxa
layalnss throughout New Jersey was So,-
Ql66JL r,., in. ,,.,;l ,,,,+ aoon noo
last week to its stockholders; rms dlVl-
Ssna viii make the total paid by this mine
IN date Just s. O0JOOO. ;,
" n his Predicted that the Quartz Creek dis
trict Gunnison county, Will add over q
milton TO the Colorado output of gold and
silver bullion this year.
The Bonanza King mine, OF san Ber-
nardino county, California, is said to he the
largest silver mine in the state, II not on the
Pacific coast. Its regular yield is about
10000 per month. ,oo
'VSCnth Australia has q population of 800.
ma an annual revenue of t2,OOOWO, a
tTealc of LlO.O000OO thousand miles of
railway and debt of Gl2,OO0OOO
The Northern Pacific land sales for the
month of February amounted to 1924 800,
an increase OF $l73, $40 over same period last
wear. The average price paid i'll lSS2 was
SS52, and in 1883 S4.Ol per acre.
The bullion received from the mines at
he various offices in New York during the
week ended March amounted to $685.
1896, as against 500, 1870 38reported for the
preyious week. The receipts from January
| 1888. to date are $2,6i3, jOl.1.
The earnings Of the Union Pacific for Feb
mary were 81 ,5J6 GOO, a decrease OF SlG9.UO.
II ssaid that Bos OH now owns more than
SOWOU0O of Union Pacific stock, about
one.third of the outstanding capital.
Tgenty.three mining companies doing
business in San Francisco paid So ll0,S15 in
dividends In year. The dividends Came--
sl.3S7, 500 from Arizona, 81 0SO,0O0 from Du-
kota, S9jl 900 rom Utah, aud SlUOG25 from
Nevada.
The JocuisliG Mining company has de.
clared "A uu.rlerlY dividend ~ ~ ems per
share, or $1,000. pdyaOe a. New YORK ou
the 2Sth. THIS mlne is IN Nrxlto There
has been seven dividends and the total Is
$4,000.
During the year 1882 he mines Of Eureka
district and county, plilnrhia, Pc'nrdinG Ia
the Leader, have produced 81 02i tons OF
ore, yielding IN gross the sum Ut 81 oil,
S5i. Sixty mines have been worked, nlne'
teen OF which are classed rs tsxpaying the
income on the same to the county having
been the sum Of $96SS.
Treasury department figures estimate
the revenue reduction under the new act al
$G0O00 0V0-internal revenue $4,000, 600
luclOlllN, 1-1Vvu'uOu
The Bank OF Tennessee owes $l,2l9, SIC
and has assets to meet it amounting e
$99ljC6 g. The people will have to pu
their hands in their pockets to pay the diff
ference.
Dr. Charles, the ForSyth-county, Georgia
miner writes an interesting letter to th'
rlii0n. He >aysthe Franklin mine makes
jrom thr,e to four pounds Of gold per week
aud net running their mills in full regula
tine Inc expenses are about $1,000 pei
pnnth, when is $4,000 per year. and il
lh's Nai muh,y is scattered over the cOun
Try
TIE statement of the United States ASA.
otce o Fvnru,ty -hows deposits of gold /,
the aNOuu: ~ $9!4 tOD cf which $1,000
was Iortlsu com uld bullion, aud the re
mander Um,d States bullion, jewelers.
hais and III 90 god. tn, deposits Ol sill
yer we're SI9it Ol al whlch s23tC0 was re-
1md S'lIer nrd the ,rma'iu,r in hutton
ir m The several mir III ~" W-s'. OF ih
receipts at the Is av "tlicr Utah TO dc llr,
plHce, wa sos .,n Mnuia "a s,c,rd MI
NDWn; New MtNlcp mud. "'th SIS u0O
ana Coiurthu 4 ur,h, vi h 81 Or N-vhd
sends slu,OOJ, ahd The u,uer vtr.pruuuC
ing states aud territories each still sinai 9
sums.