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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

Salt spread on the oven-bottom I'M
der baking-pan will prevent scorch-
ing; asbestos mats are also good.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

Try pair Of Ziegler's soft shoes for
ladies and children.
Fleming d Clark. sole agents.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

They call him Little Bob, " and may
be that's the reason the Queen has gar
tered him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

A lot Of Ladies Shoes at SOC a pair
at Fleming d Clark's. Sizes, p to 4.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11
A Happy
New Year..

AT the beginning OF New Year, and a
New Century, we desire to thank you, our
friends and customers, for your patronage
ana confidence, without which we would
nave been unable to build up our large BUSH
ness. We wish you all Happy and Pros
porous New Year, and solicit a continuance
ofyour valued patronage.
While duly modest, we cannot help feeling
that we are In better position than any
other firm to take care OF your consign-
ments. Our senior member. who still gives
his personal attention to Tobacco, having
been engaged in that business for half
century, has gained a knowledge and ex-
perience which only years can give. All OF
which Is at your service.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

The best foot mat Is the genuine
Huffman. for sale by w. II. Doyne.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

Fleming q Clark are taking orders
for mems winter Suits and OyercOats.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

sleeping" means infusing in water
maintained below the boiling point.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

Prosperity seems to have struck Lon
don with a club.--StduntOn Spectator.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-01-11

When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble, prompt relief is
necessary, as it is dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken as soon as indica-
tons of having taken cold are noticed
1t cures quickly and its early use pre-
vents consumption. Winston Drug Co.
White meats require thorough cook
ing, while red meats are usually
served rare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
EVERYTHING WAS DOWN.
All stocks Sustained Losses - Some
Made slight Reeoyeries % sugar
Went or Several Points.

New York, Sept. SO.--The market was
weak at the opening, heavy offerings
of Amalgamated Copper carrying II
down ~. There were losses Of ! TO III
for ST. Paul, Anaconda, Illinois Central,
Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific, Man
haitian, Rock Island and Canada South
ern. Three thousand FIVE hundred
shares Of United States sold at 4S% TO
a compared with 44A on Saturday
The preferred was up y, the only
stock on the list to show gain. New
York Chicago & ST. Louis broke sharp
~ S4. The selling movement extend
ed 10 various other inactive and prom
lnent stocks which lost Between l ana
2% points. the latter New York. CHI
caqo & ST. Louis second preferred
supporting orders then appeared In
Amalgamated and Manhattan ana their
rallies of a point caused some M
proyement in railroad stocks. New
York Central, Tex div), Pacific Mali,
ST. ouis-Southwestern preferred ana
Keokuk & Des Molnes preferred were
exceptionally strong and sold IRON !
10 "a over Cdlufhdy NlVoU' ~ '"'.s
was checked by renewed liquiditlon IN
Amalgamated Copper which fell 70
sS&. Acute weakness developed IN
other leaders, losses reaching to ss
in ST. Paul, ROCK Island, Consolidated
Gas, Missouri Pacific and Kansas and
Texas preferred. United States steel
fell a point. Prices generally reached
the lowest prices of the morning ana
rallies were feeble.
The market was intensely dun ana
prices moved but slightly until near l
O'clock when Missouri Pacific was Of
fered down to "a. decline of points,
Brooklyn Transit lost as much. other
stocks fell back to prices as low or
lower than before.
The bear faction ralded Sugar ana
uncovered stop loss orders on a scale
down, breaking it Sfs TO 1870. The pre-
ferred sold at ll5h compared with 10,
the preceding price A recovery OF a
point each in Amalgamated, Brooklyn
Transit. Missouri Pacific and Sugar
caused a later sympathetic hardening
ali around, but the market was almost
stagnant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
OUTPUT or MINES
FOR SEPTEMBER
Ore and Bullion Settlements Are
Considerably Over $2,OOO,OOO.
DIVIDENDS FOR TIE MONTH
VIII Save Its Zinc-wiIl hay n New
Hoist-He,urns From copper Ranch
Park CITY Iiems.

The month Of September closes
splendid record by the mines OF the
state. Notwithstanding the temporary
shutdown at the Centennial Eureka
the ore and bullion settlements again
exceed $2,OOO,0O0. The settlements for
the month actually reached the sum OF
s2,Oi5, 500, without today's returns,
which were not available when the re-
port was closed. For several months
past they have run little better than
s2.00OO00 and II the ore production con-
tnues at the present rate II Is easy
to see that the output OF Utah mines
for the year viii nearly reach the es-
innate OF SEQ. 100000 which has been set
by number OF mining men as value
Of the output for 1901. In addition to
the above settlements may be mem
toned the Highland Boy output which
was fifteen cars of copper bullion,
amounting TO about 900 coo pounds. 1t
was all shipped to the Perth Amboy
Refinery at New Jersey. The Bingham
smelter Is also running its three stacks
now and is said to be netting between
$500 and 500 per day In copper matte.
An the smelters are busy and II Is said
that employment Is there afforded 10
1900 to 1900 men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30

a nice glade Of silver ore Is In sight
in several properties.
PARK Record: w. ]. Pace came over
from Woodland yesterday with
quantity Of promising looking quartz
which he left with Y. NJ. Stringer for
assay Mr.. Pace says he has big
thing IL the rock carries any values
Of consequence, as the ledge from when
the specimens were taken is extensive.
Il IS located near Woodland
A station Is being cut at the depth
OF 300 feet In the vertical SHAFT on the
Watseca c0mpany's property In Madl-
son county, Montana, IN when hon
A. w, McCune is largely interested.
Some fine gold ore Is being extracted
from the 900 level In the incline. ABOUT
$50 gallons Of water is being puihpeu
daily
Mammoth Record. The Mammoth
mill viii close down on Tuesday In order
TO enable the mine to get ahead on us
milling ore. The mill has recently been
gaining on the output Of the mine ana
the stamps VIII cease 10 drop TOT
week Of ten days In the interim the
work Of repairing the mill VIII be diii-'
gently pushed.
Eureka Reporter: The Rabbit Foot
mandsement this week made connectiln
with he old Wheeler shaft and here
after there will be no bad air In the u .
dergrOund workings OF the mine. The
force was increased Thursday ana
now three shifts are az work The
SHAFT viii be retimbered and straight
ened from top to bottom and other
changes Of an important nature made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
SAVING ITS ZINC.
Tables Installed for that Purpose at
the Anchor Mill.

Some important changes and I'M
provements have just been made at the
Anchor mill by Foreman Kescel, says
the Park Record A room large enough
20 accommodated two Whitley tables
has been excavated under the table
floor proper, and two tables for making
zinc ore have ben installed. also q
sand pump TO carry the product TO the
zinc dump across the road from the
mill without handling. These tables
are connected from the tables above
with lsunders and the mddlings from
the table room above are 10 be run over
the zinc tables, which viii extract the
lead from them. leaving the zinc for
market. Foreman Kescel estimates that
from ten to twenty tons Of zinc ore can
he piled M daily on the dump. In all
likelihood Mayne & Leonrrd will secure
this product which 'gill mean the
building OF another plant here. A new
Wiley table Of the latest improved
pattern Is also being added 20 the mill,
making total OF ten Wilheys and one
Johnson table for the plant. with four
teen canvas tables fifty feet long for
handling the shines. A 32xl2 foot coal
house Is now going up for the purpose
OF storing coal. while other minor inn
provements are under way. The zinc
tables were put in operation last night,
and everything Is running smoothly.
Without a hitch The Anchor mill IL
rcw a very complete plant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
Park City Items.

The Park Record says the work OF
cutting the station for the holstlh6 en-
CINE, etc, In the Alliance tunnel Is
progressing rapidly At this statlvn we
understand large ore chutes are 70 De
put In, and when the large shaft Il
sunk the material viii be hoisted Into
them and loaded on cars at the tpnnei
level Nothing definite regarding the
shaft depth is given out, though II IL
generally understood that az leaht LOW
feet win be sunk and that CONNECTIONS
viii be made with the Silver bings
lower workings. This, no doubt, - one
OF the main objects desired, as IL wll
not only furnish another outlet 10 this
great mine, but provide an excellent
avenue for first class ores which 1t Is
predicted win be issuing from There
before many months. II Is known that
the line has been surveyed for an OK,
tension OF the present railroad spur 10
the tunnel mouth, and there IS nothing
to warrant the belief that the hfoJeot
OF running cars up there has been
abandoned.
At the Hawkeve- McHenry Spperin
tendent Donnellan Is prosecuting worH
on the 800 level and I'm the old tunnel
running into the McfIenry. A drift has
been started on the vein at the aOO,foot
mark in the shaft. The steam hoist
Is working, the boarding house Is all
in shape and they are now putting IN
telephone connections and a watef line.
ORE SHIPMENTS.
Following are the shipments OF ore
from the Macintosh sampler tor the
past week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
BIG Squirt IN
TES0RA TODAY.
Stock Opened at go and Advanced
to "a This Morning
UNCLE SAM MUCH LOWER.
Csrisa and Ajax Weakened = Eagle
n RIue Reli Strong Sacramento
Active May Day softer.

The trading in mining stocks was
very active on the exchange this morn
Ing, though prices were generally
weaker A notable exception was Te-
sors, which moved up to "A after re-
cording it's first sale at co. May-Day
was very active from sl45 down TO
si.4, while Ajax weakened to sl.SiA
after selling at sl.Ss at the outset Ca
risa was much weaker Sales were
made between si.4i and SISSY. 1t
closed weak at the latter figure. Con.
Mercur moved up to 81 .4Sls, while Da-
~ West dropped 800 at 1880 Eagle
& Blue Bell was much stronger, selling
from 1879 down to sl.25. Sacramento
fiuctuated between 20 and 20is, while
Star Con was traded in between Ssh
and 80. Ben Butler opened at 1915
and moved up to 1914. Uncle Sam de-
clined to $3.50, after selling at N.b7s
at the outset. Boss Tweed was traded
in from 81 UP TO So. Century sold at
$3.27h. Emerald was traded in at
10k Tetro sold at 20. Victor was
traded IN at 46. West Morning Glory
sold at So.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
oRosscuT EIGHTEEN FEET.
Samples Of Good Copper Ore Dis
closed in the Copper Ranch.

Il. T. Lloyd returned this morning
from tho Copper Ranch group Of six
claims. located about five miles north
west from Milford in Rocky mining dis
trict. He brought along some very nic'
specimens OF chelconyrlte and snlphides
taken from the 5o-foot level Of the 100
foot shaft. At this point the vein has
been crosscu, a distance Of Is feet and
the ore for nearly all that distance II
said 70 be OF very fair grade though
some parts OF the vein di'coses ore
carrying as high as 20 per cent. A force
Of five men are engaged there. The shaft
Is being retimbered below the 50-foot
level. MI. Lloyd Is much encouraged
over the developments and he looks 70,
very important disclosures with great
er depth 81 The vein Is very large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
MINING NOTES.

The Ophir Hill had eight cars OF con-
oentrates on the market today
The outlook at the Ajax was reported
TO be unchanged this morning
Manager Thomas Weir Of the Ajax
Is expected home on Wednesday.
The five cars OF May Day ore reported
In the News" last week, We're being
assayed today.
+. H. Lathrop expected to leaye this
evening for the ophir mine at state
line
Moylan c. Fox returned Last evening
from visit to the Apex Property In
Park city.
The Taylor Brunton sampler report
ed thirteen cars OF ore from Tintlc to-
day, eight from Stockton and three
from Frisco today.
A car of copper matte was on the
market today from the DIXIE Copper
mine belonging TO the Utah and East
ern Mining company
Assays were not out this Afternoon
ON the Eagle and Blue Bell shipment.
One car Is very low grade. but the
other two are expected to egn high.
Capt Duncan Mcvichle returned from
the Tesora on saturday. Re says the
shaft Is down AS feet, but there is no
change al the mine TO cause any par
tlcular advance IN the stock
The South Swansea Of Tlntc reached
the market today with eiept cars OF
ore. No special change Is reported at
the mine. though a slight Improvement
r. reported on the lower levels.
Superintendent James HicEey Of the
Cdnstock ls down from the Park City
prospect. He says he VIII Degin stop
ing ore shortly after his return 70 the
mine.
Surveyor II. w Horne has returned
from Tintic. after doing some survey
Ing In the camp. He visited the May
Day and reports the 100 level looking
well with no change on the 200 level
Assays have been received OF sam
pies Of ore from the Boston & Tlntic
company's ground. which show az high
as s. per cent lead and Il oUnoes silver
per ton.
The Park Record says the Marssc
mill vas closed down last week. All the
high grade tailings have been used up
and as the Ontario ore II being treated
az the smelter Il is probable tina, Il wilt
not be- used again
" NJ. Wantland .etBrned last even.
ing from a trip 10 stockton. Dry can.
yon and Nercur lie speaks very high.
~ n the HonJrine and was also favor
ably impressed with Dry CRpyon, where
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
Utah County Mining Locations.

Provo, Sept. SO.-The following
notices OF mining locations have been
filed with the county recorder,
Shamrock, in American Fork mining
district. by Robt n. Baskln.
Ozokerlte mine. Pennsylvania OIL
Claim, Osawatomia OIL Well apd Great
Shale mine. In Spanish Fork canyon, by
w. NJ. Mills. ct al,
Oregon Nos, /, 2, and T. petroleum
claims. and Wyoming Nos. 1, :. 3 and 4,
petroleum claims, west Of Beaver Creek
and east OF Fish creek in Spanish Fork
canyon. by c. NJ. McIntlre. ct al.
Fountain Nos. to l6, both inclusive,
petroleum claims. In a canyon two
miles south OF Davidson's shearing cor
raj west Of Cotton, In Spanish Fork
canyon, by r. j. Evans, ct a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
Yampa Developments.

Superintendent Craig Of the Yampa
Of Bingham. came In from the camp
last evening He reports the fampa
responding in n most encouraging man
ner 10 the efforts now being expended
there. In a few days connection viii
be- made with the upper tunnel and the
shaft from the surface by which good
air circulation win be secured. The up
raise to make his connection has been
extended ies feet from the tunnel. The
lower tunnel Is In about 600 feet ore
has been followed for prsctcany an
that distance Mr.. Craig ana not care
TO discuss the value 81 the ore, but he
SAYS "the Yampa win be heard from
one OF these days"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
DE Lamar's Big Bullion shipment.

Regarding the shipment Of several
trainloads Of bullion from captgin De
Lamars Bully Hill mines, mention OF
which was made In the columns Of the
"News' several weeks ago, the Reddlng
(Cal.) searchlight says;
Each train will be decorated with
banners and placards telling the world
that this vast hoard Of preciouy metal
is the product Of Captain De Lamar's
Bully Hill mines Of Shasta county
California. Its like has never been
seen since the time when France paid
its colossal indemnity to Germany,
loading a train with gold and sllVer, IN
com and In bars, and sending II across
the French frontier en- route 90 the
German capital, No other bullion
shipments Of record, except N vnlut,
can compare with the five tteasurt
trains that are to BIZ sent out OF shasta
county as a single consignment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
DENVER.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept 2o.--rrsde IN wheat at
the opening was dun. December start.
ing a shade lower to a shade higher al
10is 10 10h Close:
Wheat September. es&; December.
1oh May. 7SNd4.
corn-September. d7.: December 56s..
oats-September, AN; December, S5A
"a.
Pork--september, 4.elk; January,
9.3ods 22A
Ribs-September, s.S2iA; January.
S.@is
Cash: wheat-No. red, 7oG7eis
No. 3 red, 6sisqeeis: No. hard winter
69gtsh' No. hard winter. 6sis Ges; No
] northern spring, sshGn; No. north
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
MONTHS DIVIDENDS,
Six Utah Companies Disbursed the
Sum OF S22O,5OO In September.

A very gratifying showing was made
in the dividends for September. The to-
tai paid out by six mining companies
amounted 10 s229,50O. The Silver King
and the Daly-W West distributed their
regular dividends OF 100000, and S5S,"
500 respectively, while two new COM
panies entered the dividend list. They
are the Carisa and Uncle Sam, both OF
which announced dividends OF 3 cents
a share or $4,000 Ontario also paid a
dividend Of $4,000. while the Horn Sill
yer OF Frisco disbursed the sum OF
1872 900 among Its shareholders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
James W. yeilI Home.

James W. Nell, the wei known ex-
pert returned home Saturday night.
after a six-weeks trim 10 British Col
umbia. Nr Neilis attention had been
called 10 some copper properties on the
west coast and h. went up 70 report
on them for wealthy capitalists. He
found nothing very exciting, but some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
WEST MORNING GLORY FIRE.
Loss Was Complete Company VIII
Purchase New Machinery at Once.

Manager willard f. Smith of the
West Morning Glory is figuring on the
building OF Il hoist house and the pur-
chase OF new machinery to replace the
loss BY the recent fire. Everything eX-
cep, the boiler has been totally de-
stroyed. The timber in the shaft has
also been burned out several sets down
The loss IL covered by Insurance TO the
extent OF $1,000 but "a. Smith thinks It
will be necessary to expend several
hundred dollars more than that amount
In equipplng the property again. This
work will be hurried TO completion as
soon as possible but Il will probably
be four 10 five weeks before the COM
pany is able TO operate the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30

Ajax, 900 at 1877; 400 at 1871; 500 at
las. 200 at l37E; 100 at l.S7A; 100 az
l.ssit, buyer 10 days; 400 at 1881; 300
at 1904 100 at l.36A; LOO at l.S6; 900
at 1854; 200 at 1851; l,l00 at 1857
buyer 10 days; 1000 at l.35h 800 at 1875.
seller 10 days: 1000 at 1855; 100 at l.3i%
1900 at 1854. buyer 10 days; 100 at
1s5h.
carisa, 200 at Ia; 100 at 1iOis; 300 at
lao; 200 az 1894 200 at 1897. 400 al
lS9; 100 at i.Ss&; 100 at lSs&; 100 at
1851.
Con. Mercur. 100 at 2isll; 100 at 2.is;
100 at 2.4sh.
Daily. West, 800 at $3.50,
Eagle & Blue Bell, 100 at l.29; 900 at
i15.
May Day 500 at las: 500 at LAG; 100
ut la, 100 at LAY; 100 at iHh 100
nj 1.44; 100 at 1.i3h. 200 at 1.iS. 200 az
lls: 200 at. .l2is; 200 AZ l.42h 300 at
l.i2; 100 at la; 100 at Liih; 100 at
l.a2%.
Sacramento, 100 at 2Ois; LOO at 20;
800 al POS 100 at 20is.
Star Con, 200 at Ssls, 700 at S9h; g.
100 al 50.
Tesora. 100 at co. 100 at g.: 100 at 81:
500 at IS: 800 at 6s; 900 at So, 200 at 20;
900 at n 200 az ~. 400 al fOip seller
10 days: 600 AZ 7iis 1900 al 72h 1900 az
70: 400 at 7eb 300 az q; 2,A00 az "a;
100 al 7sh, seller 10 DAYS; 300 at 7SN,
seller 10 days; 100 at 7Sh; 1900 at 20,
seller 10 days
Uncle Sam. 100 at i.57S 100 az 1.57h:
100 at l57h 100 az i.57; 200 az .i.55'h /,
100 az LBS. 100 at i.5iiS 100 at l.5i. 100
at i.b6: 100 at 1874 100 at l.52ih: 100 al
1888: 100 at Isl; 1000 at i.60
Ben Butler, 1000 az lSh, seller 10
DAYS; 800 al isA; 1000 at 49, 1000 az ~;
5000 at 1875
boss Tweed. 1000 az 81: 100 at 49,;
800 AT 80: 100 at Is; 200 at 55h,
Century. 200 az 3.27h
Emerald, 900 az l0h.
Tetro. 800 at q. 10 Cat %.
Victor 100 at AN; 800 ~ ~; 300 at
90: 800 AZ 49, seller 10 days
West Morning Glory, 1000 at 5iE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30

ern spring, e9@7O; No. spring, 66g69h-
Corn--No. @ 55ia; No. 3, bba55h.
Oats--No 2, s5i4Iis; No. 3, 80.
Flax--cash. northwest, Sl.6O.
Rye-September 5lA.
Barley--5lQ6O.
Timothy--5.70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30

WHITES CREAM vERMIFuGE "a
essentially the child's tonic II IN
proves the digestion and assimilation
Of food. strengthening the nervous
system and restoring them 10 the hearth
vigor and elasticity Of spirits natural
TO childhood. Price. n cents. ZCML
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

fairly good copper veins have bcep de-
veoped there. some Of which are With
In a few hundred feet OF the oceap.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-09-30

The world famous Bonnet black silks
~ reduced prices never known before.
eaie begin tomorrow. Tuesday.
AT WALKERS.