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The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08

Fire
Losses incurred during the year.. s9o6,74 "a
Risks and Premiums. Fire Risks. Premiums.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BACRlFICED-4 elegant new houses in course
Of construction on 23d St. bet. Grove and
Wet: an modern improvements; street work,
sIdewsiIrs done. small payment down; balance
monthly 81 desired houses open Tor inspection
10 90 4 Sundays. J. II. SIMPSON. BIS 20th.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-08
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSES

CHEAPEST and hest IN America-The Weekly
Call 1s pages. sent 20 any address IN the
United States. uNrfnald f1r 81 per year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

In lts weekly resume of the news Of
the district the Tiutlc Miner says:
The Blue Bra pump has been In
stalled by Engineer Frank Law. and
the water len the shaft hus boon raised.
The shaft in 800 feet deep and wus ln
orc whom the dolugo came that made Il
necessary TO shut down temporarily.
The property lleu below the showers
Consolidated and directly on the rich
Vein OF CIrbuuutps from which ore has
been shipped Tor many years.
a cage hnB been rluug In the ~ Roy
ehaft, TO take the place of the buckgta
formerly In use. Sinking u being COM
unucd, while from the 200 level cross
cut Ia being driven toward the old El.
Wrr Ray vein which made tho property
nmnup under that name IN the early
days uf the district.
superintendent OHoukc ~ the
Mammoth min has severed his connoc.
ton with the company ana loavea to-
day Tor the Hot Syringe whore h. Will
boil out some of the impurities gathered
ln the mill His successor VIII prob
ably be- H. NJ, nluckhurut. who hns
acted In the capacity OF nlght foreman
under Mr. O'Ruurkr,
Work IT, progressing nicely on the
property OF the Orient Mining company
In West Tintc. Two burlclEhs are at
work ana uH soon nH the shaft which
n now down 1876 feet reaches the 800
level. drifting will commence.
The swansea SHAFT wac cleared ~
water Wednesday. and work was re-
tumed on tho 800 level, where sta
tiun IL being cut. The new hoist
Installed lart week wurks perfectly.
Ancut the slump in Grand Central
stock. the Miner has tho following to
say;
There IL nothing about the mine that
iustlnes a slump in the price OF stock,
unless Il IL that shipments have been
[ lighter since the installation Of the new
hoist ana the resumption OF sinking.
I ed III the yUrlpst nouEonsv, nor can the
/ depression in the stock h' attributed "a
] threatened litigation with the Nam,
| moth company, us that stock would be
| apt To suffer also
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Report That the Mesicsa Government had
Made Concessions To- Railroads Denied.


Ncw York. Aug. g6.-spcnklng In ref.
crUugo 60 % report IN Wall street that
tho Mexican government had made
some concessions To- tho railways OF
tnat country ln the matter of comblna-
tlunH Tor rate making purposes. tho
secretary of the Mexican National Rail-
road company said; III ls not true
that the Mexican government has
changed liH attitude towards the rail.
w1Na iu this respect for the road,
have had Tor several years an agree
mont ON rltcH. which was sanctioned
by the government and which haa
worked satisfactorily
"Tho legislation at last session con-
corned only a classification of. freight.
which la now divided into twelve
clnssoHi this In measure HlmpllflcH
operations hut makce comparatively
little change In rates Tho important
railway legislation at the last session
was that regarding concessions and
ruhHlllva. Formerly the policy Of the
government was 60 grant these with q
very free hand, go that the existing
lines received valuable privileges and
much help from the cuuutry's treasury
Concessions were then open FOR people
who wanted To develop any region
which they themselves controlled Tor
mining or other purposes. Now, how
ever. the government has decided to TO-.
etrict their grants OF money and land
aud VIII give them only 90 lines pro-
posing 90 develop districts which the
government regards ns needing "a. 80
that IN future these concessions must
geot public demand rather than one
OR private purposes merely"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26
GENERAL MOVEMENTHEAVY
A Few Usully Ncgl eed Stocks Showed
Strength at he Opening.


Now York Aug. .f-Ouiy q Tow
usually n,elsDi.I at1.ks showed
strength at tba opening tho general
movement b.IHr huyy sugar Loot 3.
Consolidated g.s e.. and brooklyn
Transit. Wheeling 81 i.IlH l'rle rrc0ni
preferred uuI IauINIu coast H.cIul
preferred Welded no. lea RIO GrIui-
Western common. which reacted yDstcr-
day while tna preferred wac nda
taured. received support THE murulns.
gaining o points Towards the close OF
the nrat hour covering Zoo sugar and
Consolidated Gnn raised them 90 %,
and sympathetic gains followed lu the
general llat Consolidated Ga' wH7
married up goo 'NlI. h' t'l uolhiH' ,"t-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Visiting tho Unnd toutr,iHthe victoria
May bay. and Cleopatra.



Eurekn, Aug aG-M. H. GvnuosHy,
formerly 20 resident uf Tintc district
who Do now located bt GulUlnlu. Sew,
was here Wednesday renewing old ace
uuuiutHucgs. Mr. GHnursay was several
years ago superintendent % the Ajax
mine.
Albert IurUh superintendent of the
Bunker illu mine boo Nevada, and who
was Tor several years connected with
the Bullion Beck mine nj this place.
WIS In rintu district during the week
ana made uu inspection uf the Grand
Central ilu was Chuperuncl through
that rich hunnugu hy Superintendent
puunslly and WAC highly pleased with
the appearance OF the underground
workings.
The Victoria hoist has been completed
and tho machinery Installed. The come
pnny viii Fgt &C. water supply from the
springs located east uf Eureka, which
are owned hy the Grand Central Mining
company. The new hoist will be start
ed up IN % short time.
Manager Hunt OF the May Day went
into the capital yesterday. \ conslEn-
mout ~ ore lH being loaded at the mine
ana VIII go out ln u Few days.
The Cleopatra Mining company nj
Silver city hos plated q portion 0f rs
ground into cltv lots The mine being
located IN the center ~ Silver city
makes those lots desirable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26
The Weeks Shipments Fall Little
Behind the Average,
AMOUNT TO $50 POUNDS.


The weeks cyanide shipments 10 the
refinery amount 20 about go pounds.
OF this amount the Dexter contributed
600 pounds ~ medium grade dust,
which was followed today By 40 pounds
from The. chloride Point and 300 pounds
from the Idaho Recovery company
Besides the above % small trial lot
came Iu as the result Of the treatment
OF some orc from Cold Mountain dis
trICt while small lite dust was ~
very good quality but that cannot be-
iHKHn tu Indicate anything ne the cun-
IItIunH sndor which the tUat WIS made
uru NOT known. 10 ls reported. how
eyar that tha test HAS proven Hatisfac-
tory uul that some important moves
WIN follow boo the near future
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

shippers have been INDUCING In okla
smiles.
Now their happiness viii probably be-
turned to grief FOR the old rates. the
&i32 per standard car basis. has been
restored
Heretofore the Union Pacific has had
the rate OF Sii9C5 from Park city. Echo
and intermediate points. Now. hove
ever. that road has agreed 20 advance
the rate from the points mentioned to
the former &t32 basis. This chang
does not mean a higher rate locally
toXccpt ON tho Union Pacific points
mentioned. but simply return "a
rates In effect prior TO the change of
two weeks ago
This action has extended the Utah
common points 30 that all stations be-
tween Thistle and ogden. the T.. 4. to
Wnsntch and Echo a Park city Will
be olusFod ue such.
An this changing IL the result OF the
Westerns ilcbcr branch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Trouble over wrstrrn Passenger Agree
ment Former charge the Latter

los Angeles. AUG. Alt IL an
uouucCd 40 the Southern Pacific rail-
road offices here that General Traffic
uud Passenger Agent Mccormick N
san Francisco has notified the Rio
Grande Western and the Colorado Mid
land companies that hereafter IL viii
refuse 90 honor their srcond-class
tckets over the Southern Pacific. This
action Do said Go Dee the result of dis
cprtry that the r01da mentioned have
violated the agreement between an
Western roads entered Into at chicago
short time ago. 10 ie also said that
some rate cutting has been discovered
ln this city and the matter is being in
NysUgltpd.
ln yIow OF this the presence ~ Act
ms General Passenger Agent Hcintz
NJ the RIO Gunde Western In san
FuncHcD o. Figulnclnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Omaha. Aug. Receipts.
900 Market steady Native b-of steers.
ihNutuOs western steers. luUui.il.
Texas steers. ai5Hi2j. COWS and helf-
'rH. IGnuiap. o1unurH 22luai0. stock
crH and feeders, aGoul5O. calves, iOOu
$50. bulls. stays etc.. 2.tlHi2l.
lower Heavy i3Oui45. mixed, ASA
iAO, light. iI1iautiO. pigs, aibuiiO,
bulk OF sales, ASA $50.
sheep Receipts. 5000. Market steady,
NcarlingH. 3AOuilo. western muttunA,
aGOuaeO. stock sheep, 35OHl0O, lambs,
lGOuGgu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Work has been temporarily suspended
ON the SuoWsturm pending NEGOTIATIONS
Tor the purchase ~ majority of tho
stock by German capitalists, The mine
has been thoroughly sampled ana in
yoHtigntcd. and 10 "a quite likely the
deal VIII go through.
Superintendent Dean Of the Snow
storm win take charge OF tho further
exploration of the Oakland ground FOR
lies California owners, This is the re-
suit uf tho report made by tho two
members of the company who visited
the property last month. u is likely
that the Investigation viii Doe made
with "a diamond arm, Tho diamond
dru pcrmlts core to ID" extracted
from tho formation which shows the
dip. character aud values in very
clear manner Work win be- COM
mruCCd at once Mcrcur Miner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

That Position Likely 10 be rendered Pro-
sident's mrs Sou.

Minneapolis, MINI. Aug. 26.-Thc
Times today SAYS
10 IL said that President nm has de-
tormincl Go create the position of gem
crul manager Tor the Great Northern
railroad, and that % Will be- rendered
his son, y. y. iilll. at present the vice
president uf the eastern Minnesota. NJ
the promotion is made. Louis W. HIN
mag succeed hls brother. or perhaps.
may De- nsH.gncd 10 duty In Now York
city ua the general representative Of
the system and hls fathers interests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

During the week
The weeks business ON the Salt Lake
exchange amounted 90 yillNl2N. This
amount represents tho sale ut l92,1ib
shares ~ stock, The close " the week
has been marked by O. very general de-
slime In prices During tho week Grand
Central slightly recovered from the
sag and sold up 90 iN. but sale Is zee
aurdcd today ns low uH Hii2i 40 one
GEMS tu know just why the stock should
Keep ut that figure Northern Light,
which has been ON thn down grade Tor
several days, recovered o. little today
and sold up 60 90 EJElr and Blue
Bells squirt because OF tho reported
strike has resulted 100 tho stock falling
back TO $50. chloride Point Inns
dropped number OF points during the
Wock. This stock sold ne go today THE
, cent assessment un Lower Mammoth
h1s once more depressed that stock
under the 90 cent mark The last clean
up az the Dexter was not us large as
some expected and This fact together
with the loss OF several thousand dole
lUrs through a storm, has doubtless
aelped TO depross this promising stock
lo near 81.
The w"hKs close finds Mercur and
swansea very strong. Daisy IS weaken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Action Of the Western Mates Park city a
Common Point,

Taking eject today there is another
change in live stock rates from Utah
common points to the Missouri river
u win be remembered that about two
weeks ago the RIO Grande Western
made a lower rate. which saved Si250
pcr car load.
Not 10 be outdoue. the Union Pacific
met the cut. and since that time the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

samples are Asssysd 80 Determine wher"
to Commence Operations.

a number Of assays have Just been
made " ore from the Iron Cap ~ Wcst
Tlntlc for the purpose uf deicrmlnlus
where the work OF development ahaU
begin. None VI the samples tested wore
from a greater depth than % feet ana
several OF them were taken from the
uut-cfupplugs ON the surface. IhN
highest assays shows i1t ounces silver
ana Nh2 per cent copper. ln tl sgt en-
assays were made of rock from dluer-
emit places ON The claims and 900 aNer-
nro Of all 0f these show 80 ounces
silver aud % per cent copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

You viii lose money II YOU don't
first get our prices on an building ma.
trrlnl.
MeCoNAUGHY LOOSE LUMBER co.
ga s., First West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

tu addition 90 these ore shipments
the BuIll0n-Ueck mill sent out i've care
loads OF concentrate during the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Advertisers who desire 20 rcacn the
country population ~ the Western
states and Territories should patron'Fs
the Semi. Weekly News" IT, circrla.
ton books are opon TO all advoft,sera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

a meeting OF the Sacramento dircc-
tors ~ booked Tor this ft.rnuon. az
1900 OF " cent m share viii bo posted.
The dividend Will De paid Sept, !, ana
the books viii close 0u che 2'th INST
The dividend will max. Nal.Oll mat
this mine has paid lu dividends. The
property ~ said 10 b. looking hrst-clasa
and by next Tuesday % Dr. expected clec-
trlclty viii have replaced steam ln the
running % the mill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

The days business ON the Salt Lake exc
ahnnEe resulted In the sale uf 5000
shares for ydOis.40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

rIssure Mining stock. six Cents,
Brooks s Blakely. u West Second So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Boston. AUG g6-B. Is 49,, s.52 n
1865, d. < b.. u, asked.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

san Francisco, Aug. 2GaHWhcnt
steady Dee, l.ilH. May, liz cash.
LOON.
Barley Steady, Dec 49, new, SiA;
UuHh, SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26


Chicago. Aug. 20 December wheat
opened at 51AuE, and declined 10 i2'1.
September opened az ilh uni declined
90 tufa.
CLOSE wheat Sept, 1OAHhi Dee,
1sh. May. 5iHus.
Com=Aug. lga. Sept. aiH.
pnts-Nur. 2Oa sept 2Ois.
purk-Aug. and Sept s.25; Oct.
s,alis.
LArd-Aug. and Sept. 5l7it; oct,
5.9i.
uiha-Aug. and Sept, 5.i2is. Oct.
515u611t.
-Wheat-N1 rcd. 52u5l. No.
. red. ieuis. 40. 2 hard winter 81, No.
3. do. GsnGs. No, 4 northern spring,
1t4u72I: No 2 northern spring. 1iA
u4. No o spring, Gfuti.
Corn-Nn. 9. 3IA. No. O. %.
Oats-No. .. 2in. No Q. a.
FiuN-t.1k
Barley 3i0i2.
i,yr-h.
Tlmothy-e.ii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

cHEAP.-HGH ROLLER MINING
stock Must Doe sold Inquire lij w.
Second South
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

Denver Aug. 26--Cuttlr-Rc Receipts.
$50. Market steady. beef steers. $50
5.s5: COWS. e,5Out2j; feeders. freight
jOui.55, bulls, stays, etc, 2,2oui,oO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

This ~ what the Herald OF the same
date had 90 say;
"a rumur WAS set ntout yesterday 10
the effect that the oregon Short Line
lH 90 do some extensive building In
Idaho this year namely "a lime from
Idaho Falls 20 -. Anthony and finally
on through 20 the Yellowstone National
park This has often been reported us
possibility. but Vice President and
General Manager bancroft denies that
there b any foundation FOR the rumur
Tie says 10 may be looked upon 1H n
project or the FAR future, but ADDS that
inc short Line ~ not likely Co dn any
building whatever, durlus the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26
BR. RIFLES
Heart Cure

i sold by all druggists on guarantee
tut bottle bcncha or money back.
Book on heart and nerves sent ffcc.
Dr.. Miles Medical Con,n--" rftb-.s ~
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1899-01-19
A LONG CAREER.

The long life of the Recorder
is a record of successful journal
ism, unsurpassed in the history
of the press of North Carolina
IL not in the South. Its success
has been secured by individual
effort, unaided by the help gen.
orally secured by reason of stock
companies, or by assistance Sc.
cured from corporate or other
influences. II has fought its
own battles, and while its sue
cess as a business venture has
been recognized, SO also has its
influence as one Of the leading
journals Of the country been
conceded. During its career il
has constantly supported the
cardinal principles of the Demo.
cratic party. II has insisted
upon reform in all branches Of
the public service, and econo-
my in the administration Of
National, State and local gov
eminent. 1t has been the faith.
full defender Of public credit. II
has ever been a potent factor in
securing TO our people the many
State and local blessings to-day
enjoyed.
With r.pe years Of experience
and familiarity with the wishes
Of the people. aud the demands
Of the home, The Recorder, 10
its eightieth nativity, takes on
new life, new vim and new de-
termination to make for itself a
character for the future more
commendable than its past his
tory.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1899-01-19

both licensed and experienced druggists
having spout the most Of their lives 10
that business. Hugh P. Hackney, early
In the spring Of 1896, bought the interest
Of Mr.. T. B. Farthing. OF the firm of
Heart & Farlhing, druggists, q. the
Johnson stand, corner Of Main aud
Church streets. The firm Of Heart &
Hackney continued business about one
and half years. During this time Mr..
Hackney, with the experience and judg
ment Of Mr. Heart increased their busi-
ness very much. Mr. Heart desiring to
return to his old home, sold his interest
to Mr. Robert P. Hackney, the firm being
styled Hackney Bros. Since that time
these young men by their pluck. energy,
genial disposition and business integrity,
have established for themselves n reputa.
lion older men might well envy. In ad-
dition to the prescription and retail
trade, they have built up q handsome
wholesale business throughout this sur
rounding section. They have several
brands Of cheroois put up under their
own name, besides being agents fvr
several other brands and show BY their
immense sales their knowledge Of busi-
ness methods. AT the present time Hugh
r. Hackney Il manager Of the business,
Mr.. Robert r. iIacAhey being member
Of the Durham Light Isiantry at The
breaking out Of the Americo-Spanish
unanswered bis country's call and IL
now, though under % years Of age Col
OF Bearer 10 Company I, First n. q. Vol.
unleers, which IL stationed near Havana.
Cuba. He Is very popular with oil the
members Of bis regiment.
This firms trade 10 increasing each
month, and besides drugs and cigars and
tobacco, they carry big lIne Of paints
oils, etc. Also they deal largely In ell
kinds Of field and garden seed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1899-01-19

THE RECORDER desires TO
thank those who have in any
way contributed TO the success
of this trade edition. IL has
been the recipient Of numerous
courteous and many valuable
faVors Every where the bear
ing Of printers ink upon the
prosperity Of Durham has been
duly appreciated, as evinced ia
the uniform COURTESY and liberal
encouragement extended those
engaged in the preparation Of
this edition-which fact has
contributed in no small degree
10 the satisfaction Of our efforts
10 give our patrons what we be-
lieve they will regard az a most
valuable factor IN Durham's
future prosperity.
Durham Ii enjoying q season
of prosperity unprecedented for
a city Of It's size and population,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1899-01-19

The county court of Orange, the
town government, all the churches
in the town, and the academies
and benevolent institutions put on
the habiliments of mourning on
account of the loss they had sus-
tanned.
"Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of my early days;
None knew thee but to love thee,
Or named thee but to praise
When Mr.. Heartt came to
Hillsborough in 1920, he was a
married man, and had three chill
dren. He afterwards had two
more, but now they are all dead.
His wife was the sister of the Hon.
Mr.. Shinn, of New Jersey, a MEM
Der of Congress. His oldest son,
Leopold Eugene, died recently in
Raleigh, universally respected and
beloved. He was a merchant,
and had been trained as a clers
by the Kirklands, of Hillsboro,
who had trained, also, Andrew
Niche, now deceased.
Mr.. Heartt was a member Of
the Presbyterian church, and was
always attentive to his religious
duties. He was, at one time, a
candidate for Office before the peo-
pie and was defeated. He Vas a
candidate for the Office of superior
court clerk. He had no turn fol-
office seeking, and was defeated
largely through prejudice. He
would have made an excellent
and most faithful officer.
The RECORDER, founded b.
Mr.. Heart, is now known as tn
| Durham Recorder, and is in tn
hands of E. C. Hackney, Esq.
formerly of Chatham.
1t will have, no doubt, a Ion,
and prosperous life, for as Dur
ham lives it will live also, ant
prosper.
w. w. HOLDEN.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1899-01-19
Indigestion Cared -- ~ Year
Standing.

Indigestion Cared -- ~ Year y
Standing.
Cunningham, Person county,
N. g., Sept. "a, 1898.
Mr.. Ro. b. Bass, one of the
County Commissioners Of PERI
son county says:
About September, 1894, Mrs.
Joe Person called al my house
70 see me As she heard | had
a sore on my face. The sore was
on my cheek near the nose, had
been there three or four years,
and had grown 10 be as large as
q silver dollar. IL was q surface
sore, but caused me much anx~
iety. ! promised Mrs. Person 10
try her Remedy and Wash, and
did 30. by the time took d
dozen bottles, the sore was ens
tirely cured. Two physicians
had pronounced II cancefous In
It's nature.
| had been q sufferer from In
digestion eyer since | was IL
years old | am now 90 J ears old.
The Remedy made q perfect cure
also Of indigestion after | had
suffered with II As years. IL Is
q great medicine. / am,
Very truly,
Ro. Il. Bass.