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ADJUSTMENTS.

Who among US will not recall When.
In our school boy days, we sympathlzed
with poor Christopher Columbus In his
several attempts to raise means to dis
cover America, until Isabella, queen of
Spain. in 1892, pawned her Jewels to
raise money for the first Journey. The
big operate extravaganza. 1872"
which is to be presented at the Opera
House. Saturday, April Is, mntlnee and
night, covers the period in a burlesque
way. The first net takes us to the
royal palnce of Ferdinand and Isa-
bella, with all its wealth OF gorgeous
scenery and magnificent costumes.
and In this act occurs the sacrifice OF
the crown Jewels that the dream OF the
discoverer OF our country may be real
lied. The second net brings US at
once to New Yor'- Us 1t Is to-day, with
all the up-to-date Ideas. In his net oc-
ours n number OF specialties. The last
act takes US back to the royal kitchen.
In Madrid, where the spectacle Of the
naughty Isabella bending over the
washtub. is amusing rs well us instruc-
tive. The timely return Of Columbus.
however. saves the royal household
from bankruptcy, and all ends happily.
1892" is to be presented here with all
Its wealth of scenery that made It fam
Gus In It's ruin Of fourteen months In
New York; nine months In Boston, the
home OF culture md refinement. and a
run Of four months In Chicago. The
cast is headed by Stuart, "the male
Patti" n remarkable soprano. whose
clever impersonation of Queen Isabella
must be seen to be appreciated. Be-
side Stuart the company comprises
fifty people. They have been playing
to packed houses eYerywhere.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.


Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, Q n. m.
Cincinnati. .VIRGINIA, 8 n. m.
Parkcrsburg. II. X. BEDFORD. II n m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON. II n. m.
Sistersvlle.. ruth. $3.50 p. m.
ClarinEton.... LEROY, 1850 y. m.
Steubcnville.. 4. NJ. BAYNE. 2:30 p. m
Pittsburgh. .LORENA. Q Il, IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, II u. NJ.
Sistersviftn.. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN. .
Darlington. ..LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvlllc.. T. NJ. BAYNE, 2:3O y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 n. nj.
ParkersburE. II. X. BEDFORD. II n. m.
Matnmoras. ..LEETNGTON, II Il. m.
Slstcrsvllle.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, 1880 y. H.,
Steubcnvillc. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m
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Receiuer's Sale.
D EcE1vER's SALE.

III
In obedience to decree OF tho circuit
court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. IN
certain ehaneerg cause therein pending.
In which W. W. Wood ct al. are plaintiffs,
and Robert ". Kyle ct al. are defendants,
entered on the 9Th day Of April, 1899, tho
undersigned receivers OF the Woods Broth
ers, Planning MN Company, corporation.
highest and best bidder, at the north
from. door OF the court house OF Ohio
county, on Wednesday. April %. 1889. and
beginning atylO o'clock n. M, the follow
Ing. described property, to-wit:
First-All that parcel OF real estate stu
ate in the city OF Wheeling, county OF
OHIO. and state Of West Virginia, de-
SprigS and Ritchies addition to the city
OF Wheeling, situated ut tho junction OF
Thirty-third. Thirty-fourth and Chaplino
streets. in said city OF Wheeling. beirg
10 Wood Brothers' Planning Mill Com
pany. corporation. by John Spe!del and
Anna l.. .Spedel. his wife. by decd dated
June s. 1So2. which decd Is recorded In tho
OF Ohio county West Virginia, in Deed
Book No. So. page 22i.
Sccond-All the planning mill machinery
and other fixtures in tho planning mill
building situated on the lot first above
described. 80.
The real estate described in the first
paragraph. and the machinery and fix
lures described In this paragraph will DO
offered for sale jointly and separately, and
will be sold either way. @
Thlrd-rhe following described parcel
OF real estate. situate In tho city Of Wheel
Virginia, described as lots Nos. and 10,
In square No. 80, in Sprlgg and RitchIe's
addition TO the city OF Wheeling, sItu-
ated al the corner OF Thlrty-siSes and
same property heretofore conveyed 10 tho
said Wood Brothers Planning Mn Com
pany by Daniel l.. He!skell md F. Maudo
He!skell. his wife. by deed dated April
clerk q the county court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book No. Sc. page
Fourth-An the following personal prop
ons. tools, implements and stock OF NOR
chnndiso In tho hands OF tho undersigned
receivers, as the property OF tho Wood
Brothers Planning Nh! Company.
Flfth-The frame building situate on tho
southwest corner OF Thlrty-fourth and
Chnpllnc streets. known as The Alhambrh
Rink. This building stands on leased
ground; md the building alone Is to DO Z
Sixth-All OF the book accounts owing
to. and claims OF the Wood Brothers
Flaming MN Company, n CORPORATION.
The accounts o., ,., and claims described in this
Will not DO sold In parts.
~ TERMS OF SALE.
For tho property described In tho first,
second ind third paragraphs, onc-hnlt
cash on the day of sale, or rs much moro
III cash as tho purchaser may deairc to
pay; the balance In two equal INSTALL
mcnts payable In 'alN md twelve months
respectively. Tho tito TO DO reserved I'M
III tho purchase money shall have been
paid In full. M llGlI1
For the property described in tho fourth
Nth and sixth paragraphs, terms OF sale
cash on day OF sale
EDWARD WAGNER, IA
5Ng4' GEORGE D. MAXWELL
Receivers OF Wood Brothers Planning Mil
Company r upll
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WASHINGTON, April IL. = During
the practice games OF the various base
ball clubs 1t was found that the balk
rule adopted by the National league
was unsatisfactory and many COM
plants were made In regard to 1t. The
old rule In relation to the bases pro-
vIded that a motion made by the
pitcher to throw to any base without
delivering the ball should be 4 balk.
a change has. been adopted so as to
make the rule apply to first base only.
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BRowNsvILLE-River 7.3 feet and
stationary.
WMRREN-Rlver s feet, Clear and
warmer.
OIL CITY-Rlver 5.3 feet and station
airy. Clear and warm.
MORGANTOWN- River SO and fall
ing Clear and warm.
PITTSBURGH--Rl % feet and
falling. Clear and warm.
STEU = River l2.9 and
falling. Clear md warm.
PARKERSBURG--R 1910 feet
and falling. Cloudy: mercury Go.
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Are grand, but skin cruptions rob life
OF Joy. Buckicn's Arnfca Saivc cures
them all; nlso Old, Running and Fever
Sores, Ulcers. Boils. Felons. Corns,
Warts Cuts, Bruises, Burns. Scalds,
Chapped H ands, Chilblains. Best Pile
cure on earth Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only % cents box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co..
llti,mrlcta
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"o'HooL1GAN's WEDDING"

Harry West and competent COM
ing success, "O'Hooligan's Wedding"
at the Grand Opera House the first half
Of next week. The company surround
Ing Mr.. West Is one OF unusual merit
for 4 play OF this kind. Each actor or
actress has been especially engaged for
his or her particular line. During the
action OF the play number Of special
ly engaged vaudeville acts are intro
duced, including songs. dances,
marches. etc. Principal among which
being dot Little German Band" late
OF Palmer CoSs Brownies Company.
Taking the performance from begin
ming to end, 1t is complete In every de-
tail. Speclali scenery is also carried,
making the place of occurrence true to
nature ts
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Rcllcfin Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney md Bladder dis.
ease relieved In six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure. 1t
10 great surprise on account OF ita OK
ceeding promptncss In relieving pain In
bladder, kidneys and back, In male or
fomnlo. Relieves retention OF water nj
most Immediately. II you want quick
relief and cure this 10 the remedy. Sold
by Il, II. List, druggist. Wheeling. w.
Va tf&H
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GOETZE's DRUG STORE.
FoRT WAYNE, Youngstokn al pnrton

FORT WAYNE, Youngstown at Dayton.
July 20, %, g, 2s'-New Castle at Grand
Jsly q. q. 2c-DAYToN AT WHEEL
ING, Fort Wayne at New Castle. a.
July q. %. 20 2G--Toledo at Youngstown,
July %. %. 26-Grand Rapids at Mans
July q, q. %. ?s-GRAND RAPIDS AT
WHEELING. Toledo at New Castle. Fort
Wayne at Youngstown, Dayton at Mans
July s0.-Grand Rapids at Toledo,
YOUNGSTOWN at Fort Wayne. New Castle
ut Dayton. rff T
July 81. Aug. !. EFFORT WAYNE AT
WHEELING. Toledo at Mansfield, Dayton
at Youngstown, Grand, Rapids at New
Aug: 3. A.. 5, 5-ToLEDo AT WHEEL
ING. Grand Rapids at Youngstown, Day.
ton at New Castle. Mansfield at Fort
Aug. G.-wHEEL1NG AT TOLEDO,
New Castle at Fort Wayne. :
August G. 6'-Younsstown at Dayton,
Mansfield at Grand Rapids. y
=, AgS S-WHEELtNG AT MANS
Aug. Z. s, s. s-New Castle at Youngs-
Grand Rapids.
ING ' : 'tAs'SiH'' a. "hhNi
IA Aus e., 70 Al II, L, 1sccYouNGsTowN AT
Aug. 10. Il, l2-Toledo ut Fort Wayne.
Aug. 10; l27Grand Rapids Mt Dayton.
Mansfield ut Toledo.
Aug. 1a'. Il. 15-Now Castle at Grand
Rapids. m
Aug. '1s.. 14-Youngstown Mt Fort Wayne
AUG: il. il, I7-WHEELING At FORT
WAYNE. M \ q Y \
Aug. 1G. II. 1S-New Castle ut Toledo.
Aug. 16, l1-Youngstown at Grand Rap
ids.
Aug; Is. -. a.-wHEELlNG AT
Aug. 10. 28'-Afansfleld at Fort Wayne
Now Castle at Dayton. Youngstown ut To-
ledo.
Aus; q, es-wHEEL1NG AT MANS
Aug. 81, %, @, e3-Youngstown at Now
Castle.
Aug. %. 23--MANsFIELD AT WHEEL
Aug. "a. IS. 2s, 2s-NEw CASTLE AT
aaE f4SpFSi0% Ht r 81 Sahse'd
Aug. "a. Is, %, 27'-Fort Wayne at Grand
Rapids.
Aug. 27'-Toledo ut Dayton.
Aug. s, %. So-DAYToN AT WHEEL
Aug. %. %. So-Grand Rapids at Mans
field, Fort Wayne at Youngstown.
Aug. u. sept. ], 2i-fort wayne Ut New
Castle, Dayton at Mansfield.
Sept. !. 2, 2-TOLEDO AT WHEELING.
Sept. ], 2, 4-Grand Rapids at ioungs-
town.
Sept. 3'-Grand Rapids at Toledo,
WHEELING AT DAYTON.
Sept. l.. 4--WHEELING- AT TOLEDO.
Sept. G.. !. $. 9-FoRT WAYNE AT
WHEELING. Toledo at Mansfield. Day.
ton at Youngstown, Grand Rapids at New
Sent 1O.-WHEEL1NG AT TOLEDO.
Grand Rapids at Dayton, Mansfield at
Sept. ii. IL. 1s-GRAND RAPIDS AT
WHEELING. Fort Wayne at Mansfield.
Toledo at Youngstown, Dayton at New
Sept. II. Is. Is. I6AwHEELING AT
YOUNGSTOWN. Mansfield at New Cas-
tie. Dayton Mt Fort Wayne.
Sept. IA. 1G-Grund Rapids at Toledo.
Sept. Effort Wayne ut Grand Rapids.
Sept. liz, IS, 19-Toledo Mt Dayton.
Sept. IS, 10, 2o-WHEELING AT NEW
CASTLE, Mansfield ut Youngstown.
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I WAS reading nm advertisement OF
hnmhnrlnln'H Enllc Chnlnrn nnI DInn-

Chambcrlnln's Cole. Cholera and DIar-
rhoea Remedy In the Worcester Enter
prise recently which leads me TO write
this. can truthfully Bny never used
any remedy equal to II for collie and
dlnrrhoca. have never Ind 10 use
more than one or two doscg TO cure tho
worst case with myself or Children
w. A. Stroud. Popomoke City, Md. For
sale by druggists. :
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The W. U. P. team plays the NaIlers
here on Saturday, April %, and Pitts
burgh College comes on Wednesday,
APRIL 90.
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The other players are expected In be
fore Saturday.
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perfect safety. But little disturbances if
,ney we're needed would show the burg
la' at his work. Loss Of appetite pre-
ceaes loss of flesh. Then comes weak
ness followed by the more disturbing
symptoms Of lingering cough. sore
;,nfoat, bronchitis and bleeding at the
lungs. When any or all these symptoms
appear, begin the use OF DR.. Pierce's
S9'den Medical Discovery, the best Of
al medicines. It is alcoholic. 1t
Aeips the stomach and separates the good
paris OF the food from the bad. II sup
PICS ,hin, impoverished, nun -down blood
MI, MN the needed rich red corpusclea., 1t
MAKES solid flcsh-the sort that strong
People have. If you value your health,
. ,t allow the dealer to sell you some
nMlhg else. Insist upon having Dr..
i'e1ce's Golden Medical Discovery.
must say Or. picree's Golden Medical Dis.
auI writes Geo. $, Henderson, ESQ, Of Deli.
"u'' lee Co. Florida. ~ had n bad brii,c on
a ,-y right car. and nv blood was badly ont Of
I,ssi,. tried local doctors but with no good
IN" nt Finally wrote you the particulars In
p,eH-,N' and you advised your Golden Medical
Gf,,yiy which began 10 tnkc. Prom the
isS,, "! n be2an TO feel better aud when had
riSht bottles the sore was healed up" -
~, ficrec'a Pleasant Pellets cure cone,i-
fa"'a aud biliousuenu. They never grippe.
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Along the landing.

The marks at p. m. showed u feet ,
inches and stationary. Weather, clear
and warm.
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anerai NoHcps.

NOTICE TO PAINTERS AND DECO
IN RATORS.-The capitol building at
Charleston is to be repaired under the d.
rection OF the board OF public works. All
outside wood and metal work will be re-
painted. The hall and number OF rooms
on tho second floor will be painted. grain
ed and decorated. Also extensive i'm
provements on the first floor. All bids
must BIO submitted by II o'clock. m, April
goth. Printed specifications furnished on
application. Address oil communications
to NJ. A. KENDALL. State Treasurer.
Charleston, April /. 1859 ap3-mMf
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CAN CONSUMPTION
BE CURED
By The New Treatment z
IIoLyoxr, MAS, Aug. 81, ,e7.

IioLyoKr, MASS, Aug. 81, 'e7.
THE Il. T. Booru Co.,
Dsdy Sirs-Dooth's IIyomcin and Home Treat.
rncnt Complete has cured mo Of Consumption. eml.
ncnt physicians Of the South md West oil pronounc
time travelled In New Mexieo and Colorado Springs,
returning home much weaker, weighing less, and
$500 out Of pocket. My friends did not think II pos
sblc for mo 10 live two weeks. My home hysicisn,
DR.. L. NJ. Tuttle, advised me to 10 to the Boston
Office and Try your treatment. After eight days
ply 9f "liyoneI. and Balm Fci three II I
rshaler. TO day weigh 1906 pounds. Have had po
cough for SIX months and feel confident there will DO
with like trouble or weak lungs You are ut liberty
to use this as you think best. q
II you or your friends aro suffering from
this disease, It 10 o crime to neglect tho
use OF "Hyomei," for Il ls guaranteed md
y6u risk nothing except bolnE cured.
'iIyomel" sold BY all druggists, or sent by mall.
Price Sl.00. Extra bottles 60c.
r. I. BOOTH COMPANY,
Rooms 7o-2l Auditorium Buildlnn, Chicago. III. {
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that the firm of "Simp.
son & Snedeker," Dairymen, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, S. F.
Simpson continuing in the business and
W. L. Snedeker retiring. All matters Of
the late firm will be attended to and all
accounts closed up by the former. S. F.
Simpson has purchased the entire in
terest Of W. L. Snedeker, and assumes
all liabilities Of said late firm this 5th
day of April, 1899.
S. F.. SIMPSON.
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JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent. No. 1871
3 Main street. EmarN
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Scorers-planlscy and EbclIng.
UmpIrc--ncltz. leE
To.nIght-old Cronles and Bowlcrs.
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A London burglar was set upon by
PEI orang-outang in house he was
ioooirg, and was so badly bitten and
mutilated that he died.
Most Of the 80 called projections
asanst burglary, do not protect any
Na more than most OF the so-called
liz Uremedies rrntect from the
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SsN o N
irglary Of the
house Of this
I'd y" by the
; atty burglar
isease. Like the
regular burg
. lar, disease
Y works with
Ms as little dis
III turbancc as
w possible.
@ You think
~ you h ave
that Jewel of
health you
DOSSpSa In
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July 30.-Grnnd Rapids at Toledo,
Youngstown ut Fort Wayne. New Castle
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July 81. Aug. /. 2-FORT WAYNE AT
WHEELING. Toledo at Mansfield, Dayton
at Youngstown, Grand, Rapids at New
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Aug. 10. II, II, 2-YoUNGSToWN AT
WHEELING, New Castle at Mansfield.
Aug. 10. II, 12-Toledo ut Fort Wayne.
Aug. 10. 12-Grand Rapids mt Dayton
Aug. 1S'-WHEELtNG AT DAYTON,
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Aug. 3, A. 5, 5-TOLEDO AT WHEEL
ton at New Castle, Mansfield at Fort
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Aug. 16. II. lS-New Castle Mt Toledo.
Aug. 16, lI--Youngstown at Grand Rap
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April sC'-Fort Wayne ut Toledo.
May !, 3-NEW CASTLE AT WHEEL
ING. Fort Wayne at Toledo. Youngstown
at Mansfield, Grand Rapids at Dayton.
May 1, 6. c. YOUNGSTOWN z AT
WHEELING, New Castle at Mansfield,
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UIyEUI1 az IUECVU. = :"
May 4, 5-Grnnd Rapids at Fort Wayne.
May 6. T.-Fort Wayne at Grand Rapids.
May f'-Manstield ut Dayton, New Cas-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01
ALL MINERALS FOUND in UTAH.
State APPLY and Fittingly Denominated Natures S%torehouSe
Ct Precious Metals.
BY COLONEL P. DOMAIN.


= OF all the metals and minerals in human use, tin is perhaps the
: only one not found in workable quantities within the borders of
\ Utah. Run vr but part of the almost endless list: Alum is
= found in Utah and Salt Lake countless; aluminium, in Davis and
= Morgan counties; anthony, in Box Elder, Piute and Garfield coun-
y ties; agates, in endless quantities, and of great beauty, in Emery
\ county; arsenic in Washington and Iron counties; bismuth, in Juab,
= Sanpete and Morgan counties; copper in Juab, Miller and Salt Lake
7 counties; copperas, in Utah county; coal, exhaustless in quantity
= and unsurpassed in quality, lin Summit, Utah, Sanpete, Emery and
= Iron counties; carbonate of soda, thousands of tons, in Salt Lake
+ county; chalcedony and chrysoite, in various regions; cinnabar
= o. quicksilver, in Sanpete county; Fuler's earth, in many places;
\ garnets, in Tooele county; gold, in Salt Lake, Juab, Tooele and
\ other counties; granite, in Salt Lake, Sanpete and every other coun-
: ty in the state; graphite or plunbago, in Utah county; gypsum, in
: Juab, sanpete and Washington counties; iron, hematite and mag
Z netic, in Davis, Morgan, Juab, Cache and Iron counties; jasper, in
y Numerous places; jet, in Sanpete and Emery counties; kaohn, in
= Utah, Salt Lake, Davis, Tooele and Sewer counties; manganese,
Z in Utah and Tooele counties; malachite, in Juab, Beaver and several
= other counties; marble, IF every color and he finest quality, IN
= many localities; mica, in Davis, Salt Lake and Garfield counties;
= nire, in vast quantities, in various regions; ooite, in Sanpete
= county; opals, of many kinds, nearly everywhere; ozokerite, or min
+ eal wax, in Utah, Wasatch and Emery counties; rock-salt millions
7 of tons, in Juab, Sanpete, Sewer and other counties; saltpetre, in
= Utah county; silver, in nearly If not quite every county in the
= state; sulphur, enough to supply the world, in Willard, Beaver n
= Utah counties; topaz, white, yellow and blue, in Tooele, Box Ell
= der and various other counties; tourmaline, in many places; tale,
= various counties; alabaster, amethysts, asbestos, asphaltum, azur-
= of every hue, onyx, ribbon jasp er, res quartz, ruby silver, sal
+ donyx, satin spar, specular iron, zindte and eighty-nine other met
y ais and minerals are found in gr eater IT less abundance all over
= the state. Thousands of square miles are underlaid by COAL Utah
\ could supply a nation with fuel for centuries to come. There re
Z said to be in Iron county veins Of solid coal 100 feet in thickness.
= Iron abounds eerywhere. The Tintic ~ runs about go per cent
= metallic iron, and from SIS to $5 in gold to the ton One of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-01

good returns are difficult to find. All
straws in the mining atmosphere point
one way, and hat is, there are today
more and better opportunities for spec
ulative money making in Utah mining
shares than at any prior period, while
the reliable dividend payers afford eX-
cellent investments. The truth of this
statement is to be found in the ac-
counts of the achievements and present
physical condition of the mines, in this
New Years issue of The Herald, for
generally the price of the different
shares is a reflex from the properties
themselves. Briefly, this phenomenal
activity is not manipulated by Z bro
kers, or, to put it more correctly, there
is a minimum of manipulation mingled
with a maximum of general worth-for
never in mid-winter have Utah mining
camps made as magnificent showing as
sn Jan. l, 1898.
TIE accompanying table of stock
fluctuations in 1898 needs no
detailed explanation, but a few
random notes and comments may
prove of interest. Grand Cen
trail is easily the leading performer.
1t entered the year below 81, and al
most steadily advanced till it topped
SO, then sagged a little during the holi-
day profit taking. In June ii began its
dividend career by paying 1212 cents
per share-$31, 250-and has paid a like
amount each month since, or $21S, $50 in
all. Those best informed yer that this
rate, or even a larger monthly pre-
MUM, will be maintained for q long
period. This is the only absolute new
dividend stock, though Centennial-Eu-
reka. after giving its shareholders
S2,01O, 600, the last of these being dis
tributed in March, 1891, resumed divi-
dends in December. 1898, paying 80
cents per share-$15, 000-and will con-
tinue the same, or larger. The stock
has doubled in market quotation. In
this connection, and in several other
shares also, the table of fluctuations
does not happen to hit the top figures
Of the year. Daisy, whose properties
are on the west dip section of the Mer-
cur region, it is expected, will shortly
appear on the dividend roster, as will
Chloride Point. This last has afforded
big returns during the past few months,
and reports are that further advances
will follow and be maintained. Mercur
has distributed $685.. 900 among the
s-hareoWners, and the management
gives cut that the present $4,000
monthly premium viii be maintained.
The shares. swung between $3.50 and
$3.50. Since last January Silver King
has quietly doubled in price. and heads
the dividend roll with $3.50, 900 for the
year. A handsomer record is assured
for 1899. Sacramento, which was
around 20 cents or the opening of the
year, closed December about 90 cents,
the high point in the interim being 70
cents. having given its shareholders
$40 0G. The other dividend stocks offer
no special opportunity for comment,
with the exception of Swansea, which