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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Mr.. f.. Unger. OF Henrlco county has
made another shipment Of Cochin China
Capons TO New York city. a former
shipment OF thirty-twO birds, when
averaged, dressed and drawn. nine
pounds a bird, has Melted him, after de-
Quoting all expenses and commission,
gL7O. Although this industry is as YET
in its infancy in this section, no DOUBT
ii will grow in the near future as II rs
a well-paying one. \ young capon brings
a better price, and Is more sought "iler
than young fat turkey, especially III
the New York market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

The Rev W. Il. l.. Smith, OF the Sec
oud Baptist church viii conduct the mld-
day Lentcn services at 1905 east Main
streets on Monday Tuesday and We'd
ncsday Of this week. These services are
for the benefit OF business mon, inausu-
rated by the brotherhood of ST. Andrew
and carried ON under their auspices for
the past four or five Lcnten seasons,
have become 10 he considered as not the
least among the many institutions of this
city for tho building and strength enns
OF Christian character. 4 cordial invi-
fstion s. extended an men 20 attend his
short daily service from 1 90 1880 7. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

u 4. ". ana -:E y. NJ. by The pas or.
Roy. q. II. Crawlcy His subject az night
WIFI be- Am I Ny Brothers Keeper.
Epworth League meetings al 9 and 6.io
4. NJ Al welcome.
Mr. w b. Bradley has lost blue
setter dog which he Is anxious 10 re-
cover. and "A reward awaits the finder.
Rev Wesley G.. Walden. former ana
much-bcloved pastor Of Central chur.n.
viii preach there at ~ O'Clock this
morning. and Rev j. G.. Reed, the pastor
VIII preach nj night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s Ssas; sos Of &hAzzz1.(,
AFTER THE GRIP BUILDUP

the system and purify the blood with Dr.
David's rodo-Ferrated sarsaparilla. II
drives all impurities from the blood.
thoroughly cleanses the entire system
and plves health and strength to both
body and mind
Reidsvme. y. c.. October Il, 1898.
owens & Minor Drug Company. Rich
mond. Va:
Dear Sirs.-Please send me three dozen
Or Dayid's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla. ]
have entirely sold out the last lot. ] re-
gard your Or Davids lodo-Ferrated Sar-
saparllla as the best Alternative prepare
ton that ] have ever come i'm contact
with during period Of many years in the
drug business and i'm the practice Of
medicine. II sells better than any other
article that l handle and / frequently
prescribe it I'm cases whore indicated and
always with the best results.
Yours truly,
j. W. SMITH. NJ. D.
Physician and Druggist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
EOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-A HANDSOME FRANK
lin street fat Of three large rooms and
private bath. between Second and Fifth
street. either furnished or unfurnished.
possession immediate II desired. Ad-
dress FRANKLIN" Times Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

I.sNINGTON. Va March 4-Speual.-
A landslide ON the chesapeake and ONO
road below Bueua Vista delayed the ar
rival of the passenger train,at this place
six hours.
This section was visited by heavy
thunderstorm last night. accompanied
by q downpour OF rain.
The river at East Lexington is very high
ondangoung the county bridge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Mr. and Mrs j. J.. Carpenter. Of Min
noapells are az Murphy's Hotel Yes
terday they visited the Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works. whore "a sec
ond order for locomotives are building for
the Bramcnd and North Minnesota rail-
road of which Mr. Carpenter Us VICE
rrc-ideut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Ola Dominion Democratic club last night
WAS small and only routine business was
transacted Mr.. W. IL. Mullen from
The committee appointed to draft resou-
lions concerning the death of Mr.. a.. J..
Rady. made % report which was adopted.
Tho club now meet every other Satur-
r4y vfnht
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Process was served yesterday through
the United States Marshais once on
Isadore Cohen and Pauline Cohen. of
Chesterfield a. witnesses m the case Of
Alex. cohen. inbanNupicy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
The Sick Improving.

Mr. 4. ID. Ianderkin WAS reported ny
his physician. DR.. G. a. blant'h az
ing improved last night. 49,,
Mr. Emmanuel Kasb who has pech
quite iii Is yeryy much better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Creamery Butter is something love l7
talk about write about brag about ana
! nave something worth talking abou.
lt is tlo Finest goods sold n the m3rkct
make nO exception and I defy any aud
an corners 10 produce anything Ike b.
scl you what you need. per IEC
lI'li t..t..t- .-+t..... .....s.. $500 -
Der n odI 'oi cream oneese' 25C
Fine Ola Clcmmer Whisky something 90
5rIa .' 5 51a a 5li%i'a'' a man win 4Oc
N n ~ old French Brandy eonu- --c
ine stuff. quart /ON
Ru loa, pr Flno Timothy Hay per soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Is not our style OF DONG business.
900 Young American FuIl Cream 75c
Whore Doe town can you get such a
bargain.
Large Bottles OF Mustard and 1oc
Horse kddIsh ..-.............. .......
~ dozen Bottles Green olives, per IGc
Nntlle .....- ..-..... .t..-.ts +.ttt.ts
.-pOund-Cans Ham Luncheon, IE~
something nice .............t.....-. %
l-pound-Cans DeNllcd Ham, each. -
per can 5000. ......- --.t... t.sf'.- -
Ioi dozen Bottles OF Catsup. per &
$500 dozen Pottcd Ham and Tongue. Z
racu ,..... ...... ...... ...ttt .tt..f ~
Fine Mocha and Java Coffee, per IOC
f.-IiN -ttt.s .t.t.ft.s ...s..-s te's.'
ooW dozen California White Cher IN
ries B pounds each.................. ~
ID pounds of Fresh Cracker Dust, per e
p'ANN t-t.tt .t..t. ....ss s.t.tt sttttt -
100 pounds Fine Fresh oyster DC
926 pounds of Fine Fresh Crispy Gin &c
ger Snaps, per pound ..........:.,. y
iHei california Bright Peaches &C
4l dozen Bottles Worcester Imported &c
Table Sauce ...... ...... ............ j.
large Irish Potatoes per IEC
i..'Atf tt.ftf ffstffsta ssssssstssssrfsssf -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
uo,RpIES WANTED.

WANTED - BOARpERs FOR TWO
nice vacant rooms, with nil , o
ycnionccs Best Of reference. '- !" ,,..f
fare. Applv TO No. 9l9 east Grace s'I ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Best spunt Coal Sio per ton (dellv-
ercdD ASK for prices ON Anthracite Coal.
WARMER MOORE. New Phone 272.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

WANTED POSITION As Hot sIlt-
Lecnor ar companion hy YOUNG Anl D.
address MISS KATE, care Ii'n' r,t,
fec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
q n - TT ~ II L a.
a Tho Kind You Haze Always Bought
Signature a E1H2zEzu

Crowds are rushing 70 the Jefferson
Fine Art Gallery 10 get those beautiful
Platinum Photos, and at such low prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF THE BARRIERS PRO
TECTlVE AND AID ASSOCIATION,
you are hereby notified 70 attend
meeting this afternoon at 5 o'clock p.
NJ. az Johnson's Hall TO make arrange
ments for. the funeral OF our deceased
member. John Murray
By order OF the president
J. II. SAMPSON, G.. s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
$1,000 CAN MADE

hr9r~l legitimate stock speculation IN
side OF four weeks upon am Investment OF
about S1oO Transactions can DE consum-
mated through your own broker. ! shall
expect you 90 pay mo reasonable proht
after the same has been made. Full par
tlrulars as fo this inside advance infOrWa-
ton furnished uDOn application By mail
only. BANEEER. Suite sos Lords Court
Building, New York. mh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

4 CURT SALE
VALUABLE HULL-STREEI PkOT+tH-
TN, BETWE ZEN SEVENTH ANb
EIGHTH STREETS. MAN
CHESTER. VA ON
WEDNESDAY MARCH :. l>a2.
AT . O'CLOCK p. NJ. OF THE PREM
ISES. 40. 72j HULL STREET.
By virtue Of an order OF the Hastings
Court for said city. entered ON the 3uth
dav Of November. 1S9S. bon the suit therein
pending styled Sarah H. Cutters nelrs
VS.. Sarah r. Buffers heirs ] VIII sell, at
public auction. on the day, hour and place
named above. that VALUABLE PROP
TRTY. No rs HULL STREET. Lot
fronts % feet on north side Of Huil
street and runs back 100 feet. There IS
q large frame building on the lot Tbs
lot, situate nearly in the centre OF lhe
city. should attract attention
TERMS. One-fourth cash, balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months, for
notes. q per cent. interest added. title rec
tanned until the whole 1urchase-moHey
as paid and a conveyance ordered by inc
court CHARLES J.. PAGE,
Special Commissioner.
7 certify that the bond required OF inc
special commissioner by the above dee
cree has been duly given.
mh3 H. f. DuNAL, OieIh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

OF charming and stylish Platinum Photos
in the showcases OF tho Jefferson Fine
Art Gallery. 523 east Broad street. Don't
fan 10 see them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
sALEs,rtS WAIVED

s. to s. PER DAY TO ENtnit,l'- In .,.
travelling statesmen by rel'AO' ..o o.
tablishcd house Reierehoc' ,,,ci,,.
AMERICAN NONELAl w.
natl o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
AGENTS WANTED.

Old ESTABLISHED House EXTE,N 20.
- frs agency force, wants capap4o
l ing sr5 women 70 travel and appoint
tents salary. $40 month and eN-
n.es Same Tor local work. Good OBJ
portunitv Tor ambitious workers. Ap-
plv with reference. hOlLf-h
ALGER. New Haven. Conn. te-o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

INVEST YOUR MONEY ~ OUR
WHEAT POOLS-We pay 10 To 20 per
cont. monthly dividends. We have never
ersf.m Write for particulars. COM
RINATION INVESTMENT CO.. Ralto
TuU7fnr Chicago. Hlll'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05

Bv Aurustiuo Rovan & Coz
Real Estate Auctionecrs. .,,.-
No. 70 Tenth street Gcader Buidih6l
Manchester, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
GRIP COUGH CURED

with Or. Davids Cough syrup. The best
on earth for Coughs, Colds. Group, Con.
sumption and all Throat and Lung
Troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
MONT FORGET

our office is so. II NORTH ELEN "a L n
sT'pr,r-r where YOU will ind us ready 10
transact theRcal Estate business no AN us
branches. and don't you forget H.
mhj EDN ARD = hD0| ".
poor < we nav 10 10 20 per cent.
monthly dividends We have aeVer
made n loss operating with our intall-
ibla system Write for particulars,
rGafRTNATfON INVEST MENI -,
Rialto Building. Chicago. mh'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
ACADEMY.
UNDER THE RED ROBE,

with q powerful cast including
Mr. WILLIAM MORRIS
Prices: Night, $50, 81. a. D and -
cents, matinee, 81, ~ and - cents. uNH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-05
WANTS
Now YOU SEE 1T
AND NOW YOU DON'T
WANTS

is not our style OF doing business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
on rmn nNCmANaI.
with Dropping Heads, stocks snetumb to
y Uood Volume Of iiusinss..

4 good volume of business was trans.
acted On the Salt Lake exchange this
morning. the sales made reaching ~
0s5 shares. for which buyers paid the
tliy sum N Sgo.a52.g1. Stocks generally
wufe weak and continued trading with
dropping heads and countg.nance be.
tnkrnlng detection. but behind u all
a hope Tor better times was manifest.
and In this they found a consolation
and went at u ~ best they could under
the circumstances.
-Four Aces. OF course, was the fca-
lure, and u was beared 60 q nnish. 30
in speak. and did handsome amount
~ business between 20 and ~, with n
little changing hands "a tflile above
these figures. In this stock the sales
reached total ~ $500 shares, and
when the curtain dropped. there was n
bid OF tOH while offerings were made
IA i0m. Because OF this. Zen SprenEor,
the stocks most ardent supporter lea
the room Disguised. maintaining aU
the while that the mines condition JUS
lined n better figure than had ever
been posted FOR the stock
BEFORE reaching Four Aces the hrok-
cra dealt IN Ajax at SIS and took
Daisy ut lqis ana o. while Eagle sub
rorihod z, 200 shares, this stock EuluN AZ
10 cents a share. Mammoth displayed
a weakness and sold down To f2V-is,
but Lower Mammoth continued graft
fylngiy frn and made sales az n doll
lar and q small margin below. In
Northern Light there were transfers
little above yesterday figures. while
Sacramento sold between A. and iiit
cents and Star Consolidated found
"a taker Mt ti.a2. or those not feilinR
paly.McHt stood firm with q bid ~
1895, ana Grand Central was wanted
at fGai.
Unlisted stocks were practically
fcaturcicar. Dalton did business on
cents and EaHle and Hue Bird handed
cut Is shares at $3.50 share. The 9th
cr SELLERS were Golden Eagle, Martha
Washington. Little pittsburT. omaha
and sunbeam. all % which Were dealt
IN NJ fair figures. with comparatively
good demand In evidence az the close.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
CHIEF TOPIC IN
MINING CIRCLES.
Reported Sale Of Highland Boy
Stock Creates Comment
FREMONT BUYS TWO CLAIMS
incorporation OF the Noodiswn -uc.
ported Heavier Lake option ti.-
eciisncou. Items.

The reported sale of third interest
In the Highland Boy mine at bingham
Tor NOo0Ooo. created considerable talk
among mining men today And we'll
1t might. Tor II means The entrance Of
now capital into Utah mining enter.
prIHcs and places the State ln the front
rank as a producer uf properties that
are now being sought after hy people
whose money IL counted By the mil.
Hons.
The story comes from Sew York
through telegram faid to have becn
received from Samuel NrUhnuse. now
In that city. II says that Ail NcVhouse
has Just closed deal conveying TO tho
Standard OH company % ouo-thlrd In.
forest In the Highland boy mine for
the stated sum Of }iooo.olp. which
would alive the entire property a valu-
alton ~ N2,00o.OoO. Negotiations are
said 10 have been pending for some
time past. and II g. stated that recent
ly the Utah mine was examined by a
corps ~ experts sent west In President
Bockcfollcr'a private car.
To set at the facts 900 the case. n
News" reporter visited the Highland
boy Office In this city this morning. cN.
urcting to have a talk with MT Thomas
Wclr. one Of the company managers.
Unfortunately. however, the gentleman
had lot for bingham and therefore
could not be- interviewed hut n was
stated that he would hr home this
evening. Discussing the matter with Of
ntr attaches. Il was learned that deal
had been pending for some time past.
ana that Il was moro than likely that
In the main. the story from New York
WIS correct II was not true. however.
that the mine had been recently cX-
umlnrd by eastern experts nor was ~
thought altogether probable that e.
third " the property had been sold nl.
though a big block of the stock might
have changed hands.
In England the Highland BOY.
known there NJ the Utah Consolidated.
has been selling between $40 and SO
share. The company N capitalized
Tor 10000 shares. 30 that the figure
stated w the reported purchase D. on
q basis % $50 u share nf &ii,O0u.On1 flt
the mine. The property produces high.
rthde copper ore ana " perhaps onH ~
tie best IN the country nt the present
time. Tor the production of this mineral.
lf % be- true that Mt Rockefeller ur his
associates have purchased an interest
IN a. the deal demonstrates the prom
inruce into which Utah mining proper.
ties are driftirR ana may lead To- sim.
lar tfunractunH iu the very near fu-
turn. IL b. n feather Ia BinRhum's
cap. ~ II makes that district more
noted IhHu ever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
MINES Ann MISSING MrS.

WIN =. Brown ~ again here from Ne.
hraakn.
The ore body has boon broken Into
In the Martha Washington nt Tlntlc.
\ strike OF nnc looking orc ~ report.
cd in tho superior. at Park city.
Tho Emerald Mining company viii
hold ~ annual meeting IN this city this
evening
The Gold Leaf Mining company. oper.
atlng NJ bingham. has levied an uEsesH.
mcnt Of half cent share.
Tho RCD Wing milne ~ Bingham was
IN with u shipment ~ concentrates yra.
terday which ncttod the company 81
lot,
NJ. g.. Morris accountant Tor the
Horn Silver company. lcft for Frivcp
this morning. he viii return un frl-
day.
The Conrnr ~ bingham and the niue
flrd Extension Of TintlU have been adj
mltied 10 the board ~ the Salt Lake
exchange.
The types yesterday made n appear
that South swansea had sold IN the pit
at ~ cents per share. II should have
been North swansea.
The now directory N the Yankee Girl
Mining company consists N George Y.
Wallace James Chapman. \. 49, Jones'
GIN :. roytnn and Gay Lombard.
The bonneville Mining Co.. up'r-
sent out supplies a. It's milne at Lake.
slide. where work lH now being pushed
ou q tU-foot contract a. strike the
ledge In the tunnel
The Copper Globe Mining company
has nied articles 81 Incorporation. The
capital stock T. $4,000 In tcn.crnt
shares. ST. w. H. Slcuf H. president, o.,
H. Hubbard. vice president. ami ". w..
Hubbard. secretary ana treasurer. The
other directors are \. a. Noon ana W,
NJ. Bradley, The claims owned are tho
Copper Globe Nos. T. 2, and I. In
Emery county.
The Northern Light company has
elected n. n, Airs PRECEDENT. Dr. y. u.
Woodruff vice president. ana George
H. Airs secretary AMI treasurer
These. with j. n, Brown. T.. 4, Wall
and !. !. Stewart make up the dircc.
tory. The company has q cash bal
ance 81 i',6i1 ana. NJ ~ well known,
the mine D. in excellent condition ana
shows considerable high-grado ore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
strike In the Nail-pri,rr.

For many years Jack Green has hccn
plugginH away developing his Nall
Driver property, south u the ontario.
4 tunnel several hundred feet long has
been driven into the hill ana the ledge
opened for hundreds OF feet Aftcr "a
long dirt had been run c1storly ON the
vein without cnCuuuterlng vtc In the
quantity that be- would like. Mr. Green
started 20 drift west. lic had not gone
far In this direction when nnc ore be-
ran to mako IN the vein, which ia some
twelve or fourteen feet wide, when
this strike was made he wanted his
partners in agree to sink. hut IL was
only % short timr aTo that he got their
cooperation AMI commenced Tee cut "a
station IN which to install small hoist
In doing this work several TONS of very
high grade otc has been taken out and
from All indications Jack and biz part
ncrs have genuine bonanza. samples
~ the ore from which Mr.. Dfcon got re-
turns this week. arc reported 90 carry
nearly 800 ounces iu silver over 30 per
cent lead aud s. Co $40 IN guild.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21

Tho Wnudhwn copper Mining cpm-
pnny tiod articles 1T Incorporation with
the county clerk today. The corpora.
ton was organized nn the 18th inst los
the following nnmrd gentlemen. nll r"si.
dents uf salt Lake city William r
pinwopioy. president and director. a.
:. phirprn. Vie" president and director;
Bo0rru n. Lawrence. secretary. Adrian
e. Ellis lr, treasurer and directors \.
4. BHm and william = Lawrence. III
rcctors Tho capitalization has been
fixed nt $1,000 with shares of the par
value ~ 10 cents each. The aggregate
valuation NJ The capital stock h repre-.
scented by the following claims. situated
IN Big Cottonwood mining district. Salt
Lake county. The WouilnWu. Lakeside
Vow E.Mnnllmn. NM Mnmmuhnn.llI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
cu,cAoo MARKnrs


chicago. rob. si-liogf Receipts
1900. iofi over. $500; tomorrow. 3d.
eco. Market slow. shade lower; mixed
and butchers. sli5 IL $50. good heavy.
1856 " $50. rough heavy. 'sii ~ 1856
liHht il.ii n fiGi
cattle Receipts. $500 Market steady.
boovcH. o ign5.s0. cows ana heif,ra. t.lb
and stock prices In the local market
moved vigorously upward with the high
priced Hprclalties the leaders.
Renewed outside attention having
been brought to the stock market Uw-
ing a. the conspicuous price movement
Tor the past fcw days commission house
brokers had their hands full 81 spoeu-
intivu and Investment orders. Tho iu-
quiry embraced wide variety of shares
which stimulated pool operations by
the professionals The early mnrl.et
seemed IN Indicate that the rpeciultioa
were ranking In favor
Sugar WIS ~ tu .i3A. tobacco 90 Lao
and leather preferred ~.
The activity In the last named stock
excited some comment owing ~ ~
usual slurgirhncas.
Union Pacific shares displayed tho
most strength among the general rail-
way group. Metropolitan Street rail-
way brought '2.i9is. but later dipped to
taA2A.
Great Northern Preferred was liftci
points. The vinlv1t movement iu
the spoclnities impnrt't foycriahnesa "a
the general market. sui attempts 10
take profits IN the i'ldofH were fol-
lowed by general reaction.
Tho LOSSES IN tho standard shares
Gf.g1. Texas steers. a.tpffi.Gi. stock
cra nnd feeders. G0d3 10.
sheep Receipts 300. Market steady:
sheep, 2.sodi.io; lambs, i.0oui.so.
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Fob. si.-May wheat opened
at sgi.. advanced 60 51ik. dcriinrd o.
opening price, then ro1e 10 ~.
CLOSE.
wheat May. 5aM.iuiy. 7'v.
Curn-frb., aih. May. 1854.
oatn-Fob' .st. MAY. g..
Pork Feb. n.a,. May. p.ii
Lard Fob. 5.i5is. Mny. i.as.
iilbs- Fob. i.c2is. May. i.U's.
CASH.
whcnt-No. ? red. sgG7lN. No. o. q
all. No. = hard. oG4nGiis. No. .. ga
ccis. No. l northern spring, iifii.. NJ.
2 Gsn5i. 40. . spring, diffil.
Corn No. :, 1ihnh. No. .. 3iAn ga
oats No. =. e5alis. 40 o. siNiuIga
oats No. ?. 2iaT,.. 80. ., .'Is.
liArl"y-i2 a. ".
tiyc=isii.
Timothy -s.i,is.
flaN-i 1915.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-21
~ INTERESTING REPORT.
Figures show the rre..at Excellent Com
diion of ~. DAILY West.


IN his report 10 the Stockholders OF
the Daly-wcst Mining company. Pres
ldent John J. Daly gave a few figures
that make interesting reading at this
particular time.
In speaking u the mines condition
he showed that 1870, feet OF work had
been performed, In doing this work
said Mr. Daly, the company had eN-
tractcd aud sold la.55S tons OF ore.
which contained CiiH3 ounces of ail-
YER. d5S ounces uf gold and 3.1ig tons OF
lead, which sold Coz fl.iiHia. This ore
was sold under thHmnai unfnyorable cir.
cumstnnccR during the time following
the panic, when silver ana lead were
low, and. smeltgr treatment charges
were unreasnnnhly high This same
ore " sold today under present con
tract. would not Si6l,GGs.'i. This ore
also contained about "a per cent cop-
ptr. for which. under the old contract,
no compensation Wu- received; hut IN,
der tho new contract. which has late
" been entered Into the company Will
receive pas Tor the copper tho same
as for the silver. lead and gold con-
tained therein,
Mr. Daly assured tho stockholders of
the splendid condition of the mine. In
which. said he. large ore bodies were
showing, thus guaranteeing continuous
shipments ana long line OF regular
monthly ulgilpuuH.