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The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
His Wife Saved Him.

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my wife urged me to use DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
which completely cured me-" Coughs,
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maladies of Chest, Throat and Lungs
are positively cured by this marvel
Gus medicine. soc and $1.O0. Every
bottle guaranteed. Trial bottle free
at @. o. Bradley & Co., 238 Main st ,
also Bradley & Barrett, cor. Mckinney
and Thomas avenues, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
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5so.,nef ,nefnontyille (Mich.) Echo, has
F@9aoo:yersd the remarkable secret Of
5s King Old people young. For years
F,snnssS Syolded Nervousness, Sleep
Co~lssss' Indigestion, Heart trouble,
ng .'rr,'paCon r1ipaC and rheumatism, by US
c,s,t s ,t',ectric Bitters and he writes: at
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1a stimulates the kidneys, tones
a rII(oo95a:c(he, aids digestion and gives
SroS5g5iendid ro55 appetite. 1t has worked
n9rrsIS n.+oIS Tor my wife and me. It's a
comnia;s corTa2ls remedy for old peoples
lev pISints,o Only 25c at Q. o. Brad
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WANTED-A first-class cook at 40S
Jackson street, none other need
apply. Good wages.

apply. Good wages,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hardy presented
their daughters, Misses Martha, Lot
Willie and Cora, fine piano.
/. p. Lewis and B. w. Richard, OI
Rockdale arrived Sunday night. Theil
number is 405 Wood street.
Mrs Mary Barrett, mother of Mrs
Emma Ashley, has returned from d
business and pleasure trip to her ole
nome in Keithville, La.
Mr. Maxey Peppers has returned tc
the city.
Mr.. w. H. Sharp and daughter, Miss
Annie Lee, of Mansfield, La, have
been the guests of his sister, Mrs. LIE,
James, for a week; the young lady
will remain a while longer.
Miss Lula Williams is up again.
Miss Ella Johnson has returned from
visit to JacksbOrO.
Mr.. G. w. Washington has returned
from New Orleans, La, accompanied
by his brother, Mr.. E. Washington and
daughter.
Miss VI. II. Littlefeld entertained
Mrs. j. +. Collins q few evenings ago.
Miss Mary Jackson was called to
jefferson to the funeral of her broth
er. He was a cousin to Miss Beulah
Edmondson.
Mrs. Florence Spann, after spending
d lew weeks in Texarkana with her
parents, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F.
N: Mrs +. Railey has returned to Waco.
~ Itlss pogle Johnson is in Hot Springs.
NE Il. W. Watts returned from Hous-
ton last week.
Tastor A. L. Russell delivered an ex-
cfnent sermon at the Mt. Zion Baptist
c4qreh las, Sunday night.
o. MIS- Susan Grant and Mr.. Jas. Nc
p.! were quietly married recently,
-'''' 4 /, Russell, officiating.
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13
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fallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed,
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Main street, also Bradley & Barrett,
corner Mckinney and Thomas ave-
nues, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

lowing to say: 81 am not quite ready
to make statement for publication,
but you may say that l am for Fer
guson, first, last and all the time. Mr..
Mcdonald is at his best right now, and
has just about as much chance of win
ming the race for national committee
man as myself. Ferguson is the Clean
politician, and his experience in ma
tional affairs, and ability as d leader,
will win for him the prize he so justly
deserves"
Jas. Keys, N. Grays, Geo. Johnson,
H. Johnson, N. Thurmond, E. Thur
mond and F. Richard are all readers
of the Dallas Express.
SISTER JULIA MASON REMEMBERED.
On part of the Mt. Rose Sanctuary
No. 5, A. D. of F. to our deceased sis
ter Julia Mason:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty
God, TO take from our midst, our de-
ceased friend and sister, Julia Mason,
on Friday, December 29th, 1899, that
we deeply deplore her loss, but can
only bow in humble submission to
Him, who shapes the destiny of all
men and say: "Thy will be done" In
speaking of Sister Mason, we can
truthfully say that she was a woman
void of self conceit, and lived for her
people and the church of God, true
christian and the lodge a good mem
ber. Her christian career and mem
bership was a successful one, even
unto death. Her integrity was most
pure, and her justice most inflexible.
In paying tribute to her, we can
truthfully say that she was as pure a
soul as was ever put in human body.
The consolation she left behind was
the, "blessed assurance that Jesus was
hers"
TO THE FAMILY.
There's no flock however watched
and tended,
But one dead lamb is there;
There's no fireside, however de-
Tended,
But has one vacant chair.
Hark the solemn bell mournfully
pealing,
What does it's wailing tell, on the
ear stealing,
Seem they not this to say, loved
ones have passed away.
Ashes with ashes lay, list to its
pealing,
Midst scenes of confusion and crea-
ture complaints,
How sNeet to the soul is commun-
ion with saints,
To find at the banquet of mercy
there's room,
And feel in the presence of Jesus
at home.
High in yonder's realms of light;
Dwell raytured saints above,
Far beyond our feeble sight,
Happy in EmanuePs love.
Be it further
Resolved, That the church has lost
a good and faithful christian, the
lodge fraternal member, the
community aquiet and peaceful citi-
zen,. the mother, a loving daugh-
ter, the child a loving mother, the
brother and sister a loving sister and
the husband true and devoted wife,
The Dallas express., 1900-01-13

and that we extend to the bereaved
family and relatives our heartfelt
sympathy, and feel assured that while
it is our loss, it is heavens gain, and
that copy of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the lodge
and family record.
Miss NJ. l.. Laws, w. R. Ford, T.
Hawkins and Mrs. S. Webster.
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NOTICE TO AGENTS.-=-READ EVERY WORD

the EXPRESS gift contest
6th 9O0 when S275 worth will be
We will furnish statement of
opened how
ing the will be based standing
books
dered, all be Strengthened before prize given
Respectfully,
w. E.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10

mine and mill is not greater than
usual
Tintic Miner: The north drift from
the 800 foot level In the Grand Central
has entered q minerallzed zone, and is
within 40 feet OF the ore as developed
by winze from above. Within ten
days the company should be able TO
commence hosting ore from the 200.
Mr.. Z. o. Weller OF the firm OF Horn
blower and Weeks of Boston, has ar
rived In the city after a journey by way
OF New Mexico and California. Mr..
Weller says the new smelter Of the
Bingham Copper and Gold company will
be completed as soon as possible.
Twenty-three men are at present en-
ployed at the Silver Shield al Bingham.
A station Is being cut at the bottom
Of the Wine and In few days a drift
viii be run to the vein which II is ex-
pected will be reached In a short dis
lance.
Boston New Bureau. A director OF
Utah Consolidated Is authority for the
statement that the company Is earn
ing from $4,000 TO $4,000 net monthly,
or 81 per share per annum, and that
the mine can keep the smelter supplied
with ore for eight or ten years 10 come,
even II no more ore is discovered.
The May Day Mining company mar
keted cars OF ore yesterday which
showed very encouraging returns One
car was settled for on a basis OF 80 per
cent lead. 10 ounces silver and ounces
gold per ton. while the other showed &c
per cent lead, q ounces silver and
ounce In gold per ton.
The stockholders OF the HomestTse
Mining company whose claims are IN
Tintlc district. held a special meeting
yesterday afternoon, at which an
amendment TO the articles OF incoTpora-
ton was'adopted. authorizing the board
Of directors TO sell and dispose Of all
the corporate property and assets, both
real and personal whenever the stock
holders deem II advisable The direc-
tors were also empowered to assess the
stock outstanding to the full limit al
lowed by law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
PREPARING FOR
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
Number ofPartles will Prospect on
Antelope Island This Year
WEEKS CYANIDE RECEIPTS.
Valeo Reported 10 be Looking First
Class Paying Expenses Jesse
Knighrs Refusal.

After a stay Of two months on Ante
lope Island, Great Salt Lake, George
Frary returned last evening and re-
ports an early summer climate prevail
ing on the island. Preparations are
being made for very active develop
ment on the various mining claims on
the island during the present season.
Now that the dispute between Albert
Richter ct al and the Island Improve
ment company is reported to be prac-
tically settled, an effort will be made to
determine the copper values in the
claims secured 10 the former parties.
Mr. Freed the furniture man. is only
waiting for spring TO get here In good
shape when he Will start operations on
the f24 acres he owns on the west side
OF the island. About 400 feet OF work
was done last year, consisting Of a 100
foot shaft and several drifts. Mr.. Freed
says that the results Of last years work
we're perfectly satisfactory and he in
tends TO sink new incline shaft dur
ing the present season and explore what
he believes to be a big copper deposit.
Several other parties who are employed
at the Golden Gate mine at Mercur also
expect TO cooperate In the development
of other claims this summer, and alto
gether 1t Is expected that some interest
ing disclosures VIII be made before
snow flies In the fall At present the
extent and value Of the mineral de-
posits OF the island are matter Of con-
lecture. for beyond a little Development
near the surface nothing has yet been
done
Mr. Frary says that the Island I'M
provement company's ranch is rapidly
improving, About seven miles OF fenc-
ing has been done and the ground Is
being ploughed up for spring crops.
About $50 head OF fine Hereford stock
are now on the island. The company
IL being benefited by the big figures for
reported sales between Phil Armour Of
Chicago and Mr. Sparks OF Nevada. and
Is said 10 be making a good thing out Of
the business OF raising blooded stock.
Besides the above, the company owns
20 head OF fine horses, and the buffalo
herd which now numbers %. was i'll
creased last season by four calves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
PRICES TAKE A RELAPSE.
Yet the Days Trading IN Wall Stree! Shows
Net Gain.
Bank Reserve Failing Of-Live stock
Slow Wheat Drops Down
Again.

New York, March l0.-Wall street.
Trading was ON small scale at the
opening and changes were mixed. a
fairly good demand arose for the rail-
roads and speclaltles. Sugar Peoples
gas. Consolidated gas, Third Avenue
and Metropolitan Street railway sold up
1h@2is from the lowest. Some OF the
western and southwestern railroads
were firm, particularly ST. Paul and
Missouri Pacific, the latter rising IA.
Prices reacted before the appearance
OF the bank statement, the relapse
amounting to IL to Ia In Third Avenue
and Sugar. The metals stiffened In
prices again 10 the best. The closing
was active and strong at net gains
throughout the list.
SUGAR
sugar-Raw, steady. Refined, dull
but steady
MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call steady at va per cent
Prime mercantile paper i%g5h per
cent.
Sterling exchange steady with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.SG for de-
mand and at is2A for 90 days; posted
rates 4sSs94a and 4.s79h; CONNER
cial bills 4.SlAaAs2h.
silver certificates, soAQsiA.
Bar silver sos.
Mexican dollars, 47A.
State bonds. steady, railroad bonds,
firm; government bonds, strong, Is reg.
1O2h; IS reg, 1ll4: do coupon, liz;
new Is reg. 1,S6A do coupon, lSG9s;
old Is reg.l17is; do coupon, lisa; bs
reg, l.l6A; do coupon, llth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
PARK CITY MINES.
Mr.. Conway Talks Of the Valco, Sill
verking aud Daly.West Properties.

Porter j. Conway returned last even
ing from a round up Of the Park City
bonanzas, and although disinclined to
discuss conditions at the Valeo, he
stated that the mine. which is really in
the prospect stage, Is looking very well.
The blny are full OF ore, which viii be
marketed when the roads are In bet
ter condition. OF the assay value OF
the ore, Mr.. Conway did not care to
speak. beyond stating that the ore
leaves nice margin. The big deep
tunnel is being continued towards the
vein, and In spite Of the fact that il is
now IN something over 1000 feet there
IL still about 200 feet Of work to be
done before the downward course Of
the ore body will be determined. II the
ore body is intercepted in the lower
tunnel the Valeo will turn out a mine.
1t is considered very probable that this
will be the case.
Mr.. Conway also visited the Silver
King, whose immense ore reserves are
being added to by the big force Of men
employed all the time In prospecting.
The DAILY West Is mine OF great posi-
bilities In Mr. Conway's opinion He
was especially taken up with the splen-
did showing and the quality Of the ore
on the l.400 level Of that property. as
well as on the upper levels, where such
excellent shipping ore Is being extract
ed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
WEEK on WALL STREET.

New York. March 10.--After violent
fluctuations incident to the reduction Of
the sugar dividend and raids upon in
dustrial specialties. the market fell into
greater and greater dizziness at times
approaching stagnatlon. No response
was made 10 the favorable exhibits OF
earnings by the great railroad systems
o. the country nor 10 any other factors
favorlng higher prices. The drastic alb
sorptlon Of funds by the New York sub
treasury for customs payments. and the
rapid inroads thus made upon the sur
plus cash reserves OF the banks, occa-
sion growing uneasiness lest the money
market should be severely pinched be-
fore the relief Is available which the
currency law is expected 10 afford.
With buying demand almost suspended,
prices Of stocks have grayitated to 4
lower level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
Bingham Notes.

In It's weekly review Of the Camp the
Bulletin says:
The Tomboy Mining company win
soon begin work on It's promising
group 81 claims In Dry gulch.
In what is known as the Wilson
raise OF the Fortune mine a rich ore
streak had on Wednesday widened 10
three feet and was still growing. The
ore runs 60 per cent lead and TO 4 per
cent copper, and Is very handsome.
The Dewey mill switched yesterday
from Neptune ore TO a l00-ton lot from
the Montezuma. There are stlll several
hundred tons OF Neptune for delivery,
probably sufficient 10 keep the mill busy
for a couple Of weeks,
The Jersey Blue main tunnel, which
has been driven over 40 feet, Is going
a head by double shift and making
good progress. There Is still between
900 and 400 feet TO run 10 reach Jer-
sey Blue vein, which viii be cut az
about 500 feet on the pitch. A survey
shortly 70 be made will determine all
Approximate distances. With average
ground ahead the tunnel should be
completed before the end Of June.
That 1t viii 90 into an important ore
body there Is every reason 10 believe.
Thus far II has plenty Of air without
resort 10 shaft or mechanical device.
West Mountain placer will soon have
In operation a part OF It's machinery to
be operated by electricity. Two OF the
electric hoists have been delivered and
Will soon be housed. A pump Of the
variety known as the compound CEN
trfugal electric sinker, capacity rs
gallons per minute, Is due TO arrive
next week and VIII be installed In one
Of the working shafts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
rush TO CAPE NOME.
Nineteen Expeditions Have Recently
Left Dawson city for New District.

A Washington dispatch this afternoon
says. Under date of Dawson City, Jan.
uary 18th, Vice Consul Morrison reports
that nineteen expeditions have left
Dawson Tor Cape Nome since December
9th. and as soon as the weather mod
crates many more will start. The pop
ulation Of Dawson Is 5000 less than last
year. Late news from Nome confirms
the reports Of the richness Of the dis
trlct and announces new finds In the
interior, but lack Of fuel prohibits these
being worked In winter. Typhoid fever
has appeared with Increasing mortality.
In Dawson the revenue from liquor
permits for the year Is placed al $780,
900. Saloon licenses are worth $500
per annum. Prices are still up.
The profits on drugs are placed at 800
per cent. groceries 200 per cent, hard
ware 900 per cent.
Beer Is worth 500 a barrel and whisky
$40 TO $50 per gallon. Owing 10 flooding
Of the mines the gold output may be
kept down. II is estimated that be
tween $4,000, 900 and So, 900, 900 will COM
prise the output for the Dawson dis
trlct,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
CHIEF HILTON INDIGNANT
Says that a Morning Paper PuOlisneu
Information Without Consent

Chief Hilton feels very indlgnan. w., ,,.
an article. published in the heralu ~" 's
morning in which information in'en M
only for the police is made puon.' ..,he
article IN question states ,hat - 10.
Council Bluffs police are ANXIOUS salt
cate c. A. Middleton. formerly u 'r-l
Lake. but more recently OF Missysi h
He Is wanted for grand larceny s ,i,.sd
supposed TO have cracked sais' ,y,pss ~
a woman at omaha and skipped OO' -
Utah" c.,., c Albro
n goes on 20 say that cher ,. Ia. n,r
OF Council Bluffs sent inquiries
inc Middleton several days ago, ,A,,
To the News" Chief Hilton , ~
morning; 1--WE only got that ini or, I
ton yesterday, and II was ihe ne "a ', and
had received. II was posta, ~ - ana
I left Il on the counter for sne es,s, sot
that Is evidently how the repOi"'
ITS a shame, for It looks on 'n DO, in IN.
side as though we were giVlhS 0N
formation Of that Kind. s.adIns
aIf that man Middleton was he viii
for Salt Lake, Il isn't likely nnst,orl
come here now, after that ihio''''
has been published. s "a use
''The reporter had no business
H."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
TODAYS METALS;
SILVER 5s1s
LEAD, slb7y5
CASTING COPPER l5k

An Improvement Is noticeable in the
stock market this week. Altogether
$3.50 shares OF stock were sold on the
exchange which brought s5l.sS5-4s, or
almos, an average Of 60 cents share
The feature OF the week has been the
phenomenal advance in Daly-West
which advanced from around 1925 10
si7s5 a share, and afterwards declined
70 $685., from which figure It has
strengthened 10 today's quotations Of
si5e5 bid and SIC asked
Yankee Con. also made some startling
advances day or two ago. After SELL
ing around cents for some time past IL
suddenly Jumped forward to 10, appar-
entity without any reason for the ad-
vance II closes much weaker today,
however.
Reports from the Grand Central that
the VEIN has been entered on the 800
level and that the ore chute as deyel-
oped by the winge will be tapped with
In ten DAYS caused the stock TO ad-
vance 20 $3.50 today after selling around
s5.15 for some time past.
Bullion Beck closes the week little
softer while Mercur continues TO gain
strength.
Lower Mammoth recorded an ad-
vance TO ~ during the week. II has
declined 10 around i5ia. which Is
stronger than II was at the beginning
Of the week
Mammoth, after hanging around 81
and S2.03 for some time past, today ad-
yanced to SAP. while May Day. which
could have been bought for 81 on Mon
day. sold up to sl.l2 today on the curb.
Sunbeam Is much weaker today. on
tario is hardly as firm perhaps as 1t
was a few days ago, but Golden Eagle
has gained strength owing TO the prob
ability that the erection OF a mill VIII
be decided upon al the meeting Of the
stockholders next week
Joe Bowers, with few men working
on the $50 level shows itself little
weaker Northern Light has gained a
little during the week. as has Petro,
but Daisy shows q falling OF now that
the cyanide shipment has arrived. Gey-
fer-Marlon also shows a slight decline.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
CYANIDE SHIPMENTS.
Total for Week Amounts to 1928
Pounds-Daisy's Condition.

The weeks receipts at the sampllng
rooms OF the Consolidated Kansas City
smelter and Refinery company amount
to LOIS pounds. or this amount IS
pounds were received from Twin
Bridges, Mont. $50 was shipped by the
Geyser Marion OF Mercur. and 100 came
from the Lucky Boy mine at Custer
City. Idaho. The week closes with the
receipt of $50 pounds OF gold dust today
from the Dexter Of Tusccarora. Nevada
and 200 pounds from the Daisy OF West
Dip.
Great interest attaches TO the Daisy
shipment, as upon its showing hinges
the fate Of the mine. The employees Of
the mine have charge OF the present
consignment. as they depend upon IL,
under the terms OF the contract made
with the management about the middle
Of February. to furnish their
wages Superintendent Butler has con-
fidence in the property and believes
with economy II may be handled profit
ably. The condition Of the mine is said
10 be improved, but that will be best
determined perhaps, when the value Of
the present consignment Is announced.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10

least three OF the rich producers OF Coz
diva hill, Is said 10 have been blocked
by the refusal by Jesse knight OF an
offer Of $4,000 for the Humbug ana
Uncle Sam mines, says the Tintic
Miner. The scheme as disclosed by our
informant, Included the Godiya mine.
FOR which cool half-million dollars
was rendered. Exactly who was behind
the deal Is hard TO ascertain, but Mr..
Knights emphatic refusal to part with
the two bonanzas that have made him a
millionaire IL considered to have etec-
tually stopped any further efforts In
that direction.
The record OF both the Humbug and
Uncle Sam mines Is one Of phenomenal
richness. and as yet neither OF them has
been worked to any great depth. Mr..
Knights disposition seems to be to buy
rather than to CELL He Is heavily In
terested In many promising properties
In the district, among which may be
mentioned the old Northern Spy in Spy
Hollow, the Black Jack and Trail which
lies between the Ajax and Star Cons,
and the Rising Sun and Bull Domingo,
on the southeast slope OF Rising Sun
mountain below Diamond Besides
these he Is developing a number OF less
prominent prospects In this and North
Tintic district, and shows no disposition
to let 60 OF any Of his possessions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-10
MINING NOTES.

The Bulllon-Beok reported today with
five cars Of ore.
The Mammoth Of TlntIc had a car OF
ore on today's market.
The Conklin sampler reported "a cars
Of ore from Tlntic today.
Eight cars OF ore were on the market
today from the swansea OF Tlntic.
a sale Of 1000 shares OF May Day
was reported on the curb this after
noon at N.l3 a share.
W. H. Cunningham OF Capt. De la.
mars local Office is expected 10 reach
the city on Monday after brief stay
In California.
]. II. Give expects 10 leave for the
Detroit district on Monday In company
with William Orr, the cyanide expert,
who win advise In the construction Of
the new mill.
Checks were being made out today
In payment OF the February payroll OF
the Mercur mine. In spite OF the fact
that all OF the new tanks of the mill
are In commission. the force at the