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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-15
Ringham Mining Notes.
bingham BulIetin.l

At the face of No. 2 tunnel of the
Red Wing a streak of first class ore is
widening out and indications are that
a good body of it will soon be opened.
Back of Jumbo stope in No. 2 the vein
is being cross-cut, and the cut has been
driven ten feet all in milling ore.
Developments at the Dalton & Lark
to be pushed as rapidly as possible in
clude sinking main incline to 1000 feet
and establishing level there, and driv-
ing south drift of 500 level 100 feet
With the / 000-foot level opened there
will be Stopping ground to last for an in
refinite time, and a large and steady
OUTPUT is planned for this winter
Late shipments from Dalton & Lark
include carload from Lark vein that
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ing company, comprising 100000 shares
of 81 each, mines and works at De
Lamar. New, with head Office at Butte,
Mont, has declared another dividend of
a cent per share on its capital stock OF
record Oct. 16. payable Oct. 20. This
makes the third dividend of that
amount since the sale of the property TO
the Butte people in August last, while
the outlook for continuing these month
ly dividends is assured.
A thorough system of mine develop
ment is being pushed with vigor, more
particularly below the former workings,
under the able direction of James Heal
ey, formerly superintendent for Captain
De Lamar. and said TO be with emil
nentiy satisfactory results. The inten-
ton is to double the present output and
mill capacity as soon as sufficient ore
shall have been blocked out, and ade-
quate hoisting facilities put in place.
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John Hinckley Of Fremont 70 MIL
lard
John caiian5s Of oneida to woodruff
and Morgan.
Francis Kirkha1n Of Utah to Oneida
RI. Loveit MendenhalF Of Utah TO
Il. John a Il [. Glenn Of woodrun Paro-
Arthur Maxwell Of summit
Harley F. Randall Of Davis to sh'
3, 9. walker o. Weber to 81.
Joseph.
Dennisou E. Harris Of Juarez to Salt
Seth TAFT Of Wayne to san Juan
r. e. Rhees of Weber 20 Sam Luis
Harry w. Mathews Of Salt Lake TO
Joseph Richardson Of Cache to Sc
vier.
fake
alouzo q. sedgwlck Of Davis 10 star
Valley.
]. S. Gibbons and John Murray Of st,
Johns and Snowflake to Summit and
Wasatch.
john 5. Curtis of Emery to Ufntah.
Wallace Bunting of Kanab TO Utah
Joseph G.. Sharp Of T0eele to Wayne.
John NJ. Bunker Of St. George To-
Weber.
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a BINGHAM TRANSFER.
Fred Arbogast and Others Sell Some
Mining Property.

Fired B. Arbogast. Charles S. Vadner
and II. Uhlig closed up deal yester-
sav in which they parted with all their
ta-erests in the mining claims in the
West Mountain mining district known
80 Cooks Bonanza. Nos. ], and 3, and
TSl7tte q Bostom Nos. and 2. The pur-
rf1aee- in the transaction was w. A
s,ools. of the firm of McCarrick, Cook
AS Co.
- : ,75sifsoT, of che Great Divide claims
yos' !. q 9 and 4. which viii go to make
~, . valuable group in the vicinity OF
Sbe Highland Boy mine. The group
.r5il cover the ore zone for a distance
v.of 600 feet.
k II Taylor is scheduled to depart
= ts,o property this week, to inagur-
81, expiorrtary campaign
ts2eszS covering The transaction
red in escrow in Walker Bros.
- yesterday. The consideration
moi be learned.
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brokers can go on the exchange and
initiate or depress the securities of even
dividend paying properties by throw
ing a few hundred shares on the mar
ket which may not belong to the seller
nor indicate q bona fide sale. Speaking
of the suit brought by the so-called es-
tate of Timothy Kelly, Mr.. Holbrook
used very harsh language with refer
ence to the plaintiffs. He added they
hadn't the remotest chance of getting
an infinitesimal part of a cent dam
ages
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Yesterdays Stock Sales.
Bullion- Beck. sOg$3. so.

BIillion-B Beck, 589JS3.S0
DAILY West, 1000
Grand Central 400Gl$5.S5; 1001s5.s6; 500@
$50; 109aS5.92 100Q$5.s5; 100a$5.9712; 1000
Northern Light. 1,O0oa14ss; 2,OOOd14a4; 500
615; 500G1151s; 2,5G0q15l4
Petro, 2550a4655; 60O@4715; 50Oq4S94; 5000
50: 2G10I49,
Sacramento, '10ORE.
Showers Com, 1G0d42.
South Swansea, 100m$1.60.
Sunbeam, 209d65 500a661a; 50O@67; 7ooQ6S;
Vaiee, 10o9S3; 2d0as4; 1,OOoaS41a; 1,OOO@S5;
1G0lS6.
May Day, 5eQ@Toa
Blue Bird, ], G0QG1$l.00.
Yankee Con-, 1l5G00Gl4s4.
International 1,000d519 1,GO0a554; 1,O0Oq
sc.
Total shares sold, 26,650.
Selling value of stock, SO, 911.67.
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F. W. HoYT ON THE PARK.
Disagrees With Those Who Think
the Spur a Benefit.


F w. Hoyt, superintendent of the
Macintosh sampling mill at Park City,
was in town yesterday purchasing some
mill hardware needed for repair pur-
poses at the plant over which he pre-
sides The gentleman takes issue with
the people who believe the railroad spur
now being built to the mines will be a
benefit to the camp. He argues that
the number of men which will neces-
sarily be deprived of employment when
the road is built viii not be made up in
the increased number Of employees in
the mines. and even if it is, he says the
towns business win suffer because of
the trade it viii lose through the pull
ing off of lumber, wood, coal and pro-
vision haulers. The mines may make a
little through the change, but the town,
he declares, viii get it where the
chicken got the ak.
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ORE, BULLION AND cYANIDEs.
Receipts Yesterday and Total For the
Week.

During the past week the local refin-
gold cyanides, the last consignment be-
ing 200 pounds from the Idaho Recovery
company received yesterday. The esti-
mated value is placed at $4,000. Dur
ing the week ending yesterday the
banks of the city have reported the
receipt of ore and bullion to the value
of 1894 4S6. which, with the $4,000
worth of cyanides. runs the total re-
ceipts for the week up to $434, 4S6, a
very good showing for a solid week of
storm
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ABOUT THE NORTHERN LIGHT.
Secretary Airis Says Good Showing
Is Now Being Made.

Secretary George H. Airs yesterday
said that the Northern Light mine was
beginning to look frst-rate again, and
he thought il would not be long be-
fore shipping would be resumed. Lots
of prospecting, he said, was now going
on, and the indications were very re-
assuring
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GRAND CENTRAL AFFAIRS.
Manager Holbrook Discusses Stock
Variations and Kelly Suit.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Mammoth, Oct. 14.-Lafayette Hol-
brook, president of the Grand Central
Mining company, is here with Charles
p. Brooks concluding some underground
and surface measurements. Yesterday
they spent a part of the time in the
Mammoth ground and completed some
surveys running towards the Victoria.
When asked what he ascribed the sud
den increase of the Grand Central
shares TO, he replied that he really
didn't know, adding that While the
property was looking extremely well,
in fact, never better. there was no more
reason for the advance yesterday than
there was for the sensational and un-
caused-for decline some weeks ago, so
far as he knew, based on legitimate
values He thought the chief cause
rested with the actions of some ire
sponsible members of the stock ex-
change who, indisputably, are doing
irreparable damage to the mining in
dustry. He thought that no safeguard
could be thrown around legitimate min
ing investments when one or two stock
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Highland Bow Bullion.

The Highland Boy Mining company
made another shipment OF copper bull
lion to the eastern refineries yesterday.
The lot amounted to 10000 pounds, and
was valued at 20,400, which represent
ed about two-thirds OF weeks run
at the big smelter south of the city.
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WORK BINGHAM CLAIMS.
sohr to Undertake the Develop
r,nn,+ Of a Grnnn-

&ohr to Undertake the Develop
ment of q Group.
s learned YESTERDAY that J. B.
the mining engineer, Charles
n md Edward Covington had con-
i arrangements with Max Sohr
n sale Of a 81 per cent interest
tcup of claims IN Bingham known
NJ f5onest Abe Nos i and 2, Title,
y Lire, Humming Bird, Agnes,
Uncle Ned Nos 1. ?, and 4,
4. Timber Line No. ?, Humming
40. 2. Honest Abe Nc. 4 and
- aims.
- pers were prepared for the
5 of the Interested parties last
ara Il the agreement MIR.
so expeiia st leas. s2oee in the
ri > bent of the claims during the
i've months, ard IS II start Up
thin the next sixty days.
W Property lies adjoining the Red
81 and is considered ID be in 4
Ely favored locality.
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Ore and Bullion.

Ore and bullion settlements in this
city yesterday amounted to $S5,SSS, as
follows:
Mccormick & Co, ores, $500.
T. R. Jones & Co., ores, $4,000; bull
lion, 1000
Commercial National Bank. ores,
$4,000.
Bamberger & Mcmillan, ores, $s,2SS.
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Yesterday's Transactions.

Business was fairly good yesterday.
Petro continued weak, but Grand Cen
trail opened at $5.S5 and closed strong
at Sc a. share Northern Light remained
about the same and Sacramento re
corded no change. Sunbeam held us
own, and Valeo was stronger,
The following quotations were posted;
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$1.5o and $1.25 Mems shirts-$1. 90.
Laundered percaIe and madras shirts.
fine quality, with one pair link cuffs
to match, regularly priced $1.25 and
S1.50. Monday and Tuesday only $1.00.
See corner window display
AT WALKERS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-15

The Manitou Turkish baths and hair
dressing parlors sreopened under new
management. Ladies' department I'M
der the charge of Nine De Lamar.
Gentlemen's department under the
charge of Clarence Shoemaker.
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Colonel Dorsey's Return.

Letters were received yesterday from
Colonel George w E. Dorsey stating
that his arrival in Salt Lake had been
deferred until next Monday or Tues
day. In them he again confirmed The
Herald's report of the sale of the For
tune mine at Bingham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-15

Stocks bought now will make you
Christmas money. See Cole g. Higgins
room Az D.. F. Walker building. Sail
Lake City Phone SS9.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-15

Watch Mackie's travesty in the Sal
walton Army; very funny in Grimes
Cellar Door,"
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San francisco Mining Stocks.
w. E. Hubbard & Co.,
Christmas MONEY

Mines. stocks and real estate.
west Second South. Tel. 1T3,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-15

Don't forget the Manitou Turkish
baths. Newly refftted. Experienced
operators.
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Metal Market.

Silver. 5S1s cents per ounce.
Lead. $40 per 100 pounds.
Copper, II cents per pound.
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AvgIL FOOL DIVIDEND.

Eada Mine VIII Make An October
distribution of S., 700.
lie April Fool Gold Mining & Mill
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G !

It's all very we'll for people of Ieisure
to ''lay up with a C0td-to keep In
d0Ors-to go South-hut wOrk-a-days
active people cannot spare the time. To
this vast majority Seventy seven" aF-
peals; it is a small vial Of pleasant pei
lets; fits the vest pocket. a ladies' porte
monnaie. card case OF child's school
box. The prompt use of '.777'' will s'brealG
up a Cold from the first touch to the
most stubborn case of Grip.
For sale by all druggists, or sent on re-
ceipt of price, Csc. and Sf.G0.
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Cos.
Cor. William & John SITS. New York.
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Sc : 7 -

VIII break UP" Cold from the first
touch to the most stubborn case Of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-15

The only Turkish baths in the city
can be found at the Mauit0u.
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We are sole agents for the 'MEL
BA," "MUNSING" and 'YPSIL-
ANTE" brands that have been before
the public for years, the WEARING
and HOUSEKEEPING qualities Of
which have been amply tested. Procure
your supply OF Winter Underwear from
It's, we can save you money and save
your patience.
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SeasonabIe Bargains In
KNIT UNDERWEAR.

Our Stock of Winter Underwear is
complete in every price and grade. This
season we are better prepared than ever
to satisfy every want in Knit Underwear.
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The largest line ever opened here.
We commence them at $1.40fo for a good
heavy mixed Cloth Jacket, and run them
tip range Of prices Of $225, $3.50,
$2.75, $500, $3.50, $500, as we'll as
the better kinds; all exceptionally good
values The very best that can be had.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-08
Despised Small Cards.

In Chinese visiting etiquette the rank OF
the caller is denoted by the size OF hisca
Thus the visiting card of high man
DARN would be an immense roll OF paper
nicely tied up. The late Admiral Porter
of the United States Navy, once engaged
a tull.blooded Chinese servant and Mrs.
Porter Immediately thereafter held a re-
ception. John Chinaman attended the
door and received with disgust the small
pasteboards of the visitors, and with an
opinion of his own OF the admiraFs
friends, pitched the cards into basket
and with scant ceremony showed their
owners into the drawing.room: But
presently the gas man called with Dill
"a big piece of cream. colored paper.
This card satisfied John. With deep
reverence he received it. With low
salaams he ushered the bearer not only
into the drawing.room, but with pro
found genuhections, to the dismay OF the
gas man and the horror OF Mrs Porter
right up to the center of the room, wher.
she was receiving her distinguished
guests; and then John, with another
humble bow, meekly retired, supposint
that the owner of the card last received
was person OF high distinction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-08

The unexampled public demand for
Painc's celery compound during the last
two months-and the proprietors OF TINS
remedy have never known so great a can
for it-has been due to it's use by thous-
ands of people for whom it has been pre-
scribed by intelligent physicians, to re-
store the patients vitality, to purity the
blood of the enervating poison, to restore
the nervous system to healthy action
and to strengthen the vital organs.
person will continue to suffer from
the evil effects of grip for MANY months
unless he attacks the disease by getting
rid of the unnatural, unhealthy poison,s
in the system, supplying the BODY WIN
new blood, arousing the healthtul action
of the kidneys, liver and digestive organs
and nourishing and upbuilding the over
exerted and deblitated nervous system.
All this and just this Paine's celery, com
mound will do. In the multitude OF cases
where it has been used, 1T has never
tailed. -,
A case we'll known in Chicago is cited,
Mr.. Frank E. Davidson, who IS one OF
the most brilliant and best known engi'
neers in the world, had just finished the
nlans for the great intercepting sewer
system of Chicago. which is to divert the
entire sewerage of the city from Lake
Michigan, through the famous Chcage!
drainage canal, and down the Mississippi
Superintendent Davidson had worke,
for months on this scheme. he was we,
nigh exhausted and took to his ped VIII
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-08
Now, what is the grip?
Can it be avoided or prevented!

Can it be avoided or prevented
And can it be cured!
Grin is characterized by continued
fever, by tendency to inflammation OF
the membranes of the digestive and often
the respiratory tracts, by pain in the
muscles, and by debility.
The grip in individual cases varies
from a slight indisposition to severe
forms with grave symptoms-these
variations depending wholly upon the
health, age, temperament or nervous
condition of the person. Those predls-
nosed to rheumatism suffer great pain IN
the muscles; persons of nervous temporal
ment become low spirited, often have
hysteria, and, if not closely watched
have been known to commit suicide
Several cases of this sort have been re-
ported this month in the newspapers
Headache is a constant symptom. Inc
bowels are generally constipated. what
ever form the disease takes there is IN
variablv extreme prostration. I'M
danger to persons in previous healtniu
condition is slight.
It has been absolutely proven tina
there is one certain preventive OF seriou
cases of grip; and that there is on
remedy for persons suffering with it, o
beginning to be convalescent from II
attack.
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an attack of the grip. After while the
disease not having left him, he was ad-
vised to try Paine's celery compound.
He was soon back at his office in the de-
partment of public works, a well man,
and forthwith wrote letter TO the
proprietors of the remedy, in which ne
says: ,r..
derful results obtained by them from the
use of Paine's celery compound. AFTER
nv severe attack of the grip determined
to try it. have ALREADY found that my
friends reports were not at all exagger-
ated and wish to join most cheeriuliy
with them in recommending the remedy
to Others"
Hundreds of grateful letters have been
written to the proprietors OF Paine's
celery compound since the appearance OF
grip this year, telling Of the perfect re-
coyeries it has effected. The letters come
from men and women of many condi-
lions. Few persons are so poor they
cannot afford to have this great remedy
constantly in the house, and none are SO
prosperous that for their health's sake
thew can afford to be without it. when
so inanv men and women whose words
carry the utmost weight in the commune
ties in which they live testify as they. &c
to the great benefit they have received
from Paine's celery compound there car
be no hesitancy in trying it.. A singI'
trial is the test which is confidently IN
vited.
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unroar In spanish Chambers.

Madrid, March THE initial appear
ance in the senate yesterday of Senior
silvela as premier was marked by
somewhat stormy session He attempt
ed to read the decree of dissolution and
Count d'Alenas tried to talk, but his
voice was drowned. The president OF
the house vainly endeavored to quell the
disturbance, but finally Senior Silvela
completed reading the decree, amid
cheers for liberty mingled with cheers
for the queen, the army and the navy
The session was declared closed amid an
uproar. There were similar scenes in
the chamber Of deputies and shouts OF
Down with the Jesuits" and cheers for
the republic and for liberty. The SEES
sion was closed in general uproar, the
ushers having to drive the public from
the floor and platform of the chamber.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-08

Steady prices are the rule on salt COD,
haddock, bake and similar varieties
Smoked herring are in fair supply, with
prices down to 5000 per box. For
canned fish there Is also steady trade,
H-oil sardines being quoted at s2.6e@
2.75 Der case, and A-mustard sardines
at $2.35@2.50.
Arrivals Of fresh fish from the fleet
are mainly haddock, and quotations run
rather stiff, the call for supplies being
good all the week.
Smells are nearing the end of their
season, but shad are beginning to come
forward in greater quantities, and come
out Of the catalog Of fancy prices this
week to O level that puts them on the
market more freely.
There were Sc vessels IN from the nee'
with 1885,, 300 lbs of fresh mixed fish
Gloucester had in 20 vessels from mis-
cellaneous grounds with 1,l75,oOo lbs Of
| fresh mixed fish.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-08

Boston, March Am the case of H. c.
Weston ct al VS. the town of Amesbury,
the full bench of the supreme court has
sent down a decision, holding that the
town of Salisbury is entitled to the gift
Of $4,000 made by the will of William
Holton in 1887. Hilton died in Boston,
and gave to the town of Salisbury the
sum of $4,000, the income to be devoted
to the aged men and women OF the town
who should need it. The town was
afterwards div;dsl. nearly the whole of
it becoming a part OF Amesbury. The
part which was annexed to Amesbury
also included the home OF the testator
Amesbury, under the circumstances
commended that the fund ought TO 20 te
that town, but the court holds other
WISE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-03-08

Lowell, NSss., March 1.-TWO burglars
were surprised while attempting to
crack a safe in the office Of Scannell &
Wholey, in the Aver City district, at
midnight Saturday night by Reserve
officer John H. Healy, who now lies at
deaths door, suffering from three bullet
wounds and terribly battered head, re-
ceived in the attempt to arrest the des-
peradoes. They had previously held up
a lamp lighter, and had also broken open
a safe in the office Of the soap factory
and grain warehouse of w. A. Dickinson,
where they procured s12 or Sis, and the
result of their encounter with Ohcer
Healy shows that they were men VINO
would not stop at murder.