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er Mammoth have also had a stimu-
lating effect, and the outlook for the
season is anything but discouraging.-
Ajax has fallen of a little from Mon
days sale figures, but it has been one
Of the heaviest sellers Of the week. 1t
closed on a transfer Of 53Ac.
Carisa has been strong all week on
favorable reports from both its Carisa
and Spy ground, and sales have been
large. Monday it was going around
99lsc: yesterday il closed at 427kc.
Consolidated Mercur has been going
all week at s. to $203, while Daly-West
has done business at $40 to S4310, the
former figure being the low mark It
closed On the open board with a sale
at Sal.
MAY Day closes a little weak. as do
also Yankee Consolidated, Martha
Washington and one or two others,
while Ben Butler, Sacramento, Silver
shield South Swansea, Sunshine, Lit
lie Chief and few others have held
an even keel
Uncle sam has advanced a cent or
two and California has done the same
while Tetro, wItA the prospect of a
strike being soon made. has gone UP
from 1870 to 23c, at which figure the
last sale of the week was made on
Friday
Yesterday a sale Of Ontario was made
at SS75, and during the week Grand
/ Central, Mammoth, DAILY, Century and
/ a few others of the less active Shares
have been made at firm TO advancing
| figures
The day and week closed on the fol-
/ lowing record Of finel quotations and
sales:
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Roston Mining stocks.
Mining Notes.

six cars Of Yankee Consolidated ore
reached the sampler yesterday.
The annual meeting Of the May Day
company is scheduled for tomorrow
The Conklin sampler was yesterday
in receipt Of twelve cars OF ore from
Tintic
W. NJ. White came up from Beaver
county yesterday on mining ana o'Is.
business.
President HoIbrook Of the Grand
central company was up from Provo
yesterday.
Manager Jacob E. Bamberger OF me
Daily West company VIII return i''iii .
business trip to Denver today
After a months stay in this city Col
onel George ". E. Dorsey teIt IoI ne
Fremont. Neb., home again YESTERDAY =
Manager Walter G. Filler went out 10
stockton yesterday 10 note the prog
ress Of operations at the Honerlhe-
Roy b. Hughes, secretary Of the Bo-
nanza Consolidated company, Felul Ne
from a six weeks trip 10 the coast sSS-
terday-
ID. Wood Of the Daly-West- Lower
Mammoth and other big mining com
psnies. returned from an eXtenaeo y e
10 the coast yesterday
Five cars Of Mammoth and one car q
Lower Mammoth ore arrived - -.
those Tintic mines yesterday ana WI
be on the market tomorrow.
A. F. Holden. managing director o
the United States company Ihlne,
ana smelter, returned from a pre-
business trip to Omaha yesterday
The Utah Shale company. that r
E gently brought q car Of Oh snaie "
from its mines for testing purposes
! started its experimental retort pant "
{ yesterday afternoon
The TAYLOR & Brunton sampler va
yesterday in receipt Of nine cars o q
! frosn Frisco. comprising i've ears
I lead-silver and four cars OF cope
+ from the Horn Silver mine
The Ben Butler company ms Jus
loaded two cars of iirst-ciass ore 70
Shipment and beginning tomorrow.
l250-toR lot Of second-class VIII oe As-ils
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WITH THE B1vIDEND-PAYERs.
Daly-west Orders $4,000 Paid
Month Opens Auspiciously.


Month Opens Auspiciously.
The month among Utab's dividend
payers opens most auspiciously. To-
morrow the Consolidated Mercur viii
distribute $4,000. or 8 cents a share,
among its large army of lucky stock
holders. and this VIII be followed by
the Silver Kings regular 100000 dis
JributiOn on the 10Th. on the LIST the
Yankee Consolidated paid S25,00e, OF 8
cents q snare, and the directors are
scheduled 90 meet tomorrow and de-
Jermine what shah be done regarding
6 payment on che list day Of next
month. It has been said that owing
To the contemplated reorganization Of
the company, the coming dividend
would be passed, but nothing on the
subject has been released officially.
One thing is certain, and that is that
should the dividend be passed it viii
not be- for lack Of means to pay it, as
The mine, Notwithstanding the bad
roads. cut close 10 sending out It's max
inum tonnage during March
TO keep the ball rolling. the directors
OF the new Daly-West company (the
Colorado corp0ratiou} met yesterday
and declared its second dividend of 80
cents a share, this time aggregating
$4,000 instead of $50 coo as q result
or the absorption of the Quincy and
the increase of its number of shares
from 10000 70 10000 The extra S12,0e0
thus provided Tor viii be held tiu the
stockholders in special session have
ratified the action of the directors and
authorized the issuance of the 10000
shares OF stock to the Quincy owners
Transfer books viii close on Thursday
next, the 10th, and reopen on the 10th
Other mines are expected TO be heard
from before the month ends, and the
total VIII DE considerably augmented.
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WEEK IN MINING STOCKS.
e5ood Business and Generally Well
Maintained Prices the Rule.

The week on the mining exchange
closed with the sale of 1925 shares for
So. $50. the total for the six DAYS being
619.S69 shares and $32S. 635.65. Business
has been good and prices generally
wei maintained A few of the favor
ties have slipped back a few pegs
since Monday, bat not a single serious
decline has occurred
It was rather expected that when the
Daly-West supporting movement end
ed. that stocks supposed TO have ad-
vanced in sympathy would record
headl- NJ wmbIes. but the reverse has
been the rgle.
The practical wiping out Of litigation
in the Paris city district by the con-
soHdation of the Quincy with the DAILY
West and the uniting of the DAILY
Judge and Anchor properties yesterday
are events thar insure a greater pros
perity Tor the mines of that camp and
THAI the entire Industry in all parts Of
the state win benefit by the change is
every s. here admitted.
The launching IL the new Laclede
company and the release of the news
that il has wen developed mine in
the soutf end of TintiC district. and
the substantial disclosures in the Low
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Yesterdays Sales.

Ajax. sO0a52c: 600052Ikc; 500Q52c, seller
80: 5O0G52c seller 60. l06G53c, seller 3D.
400G5Sc, 2.S00d53tac; 690H53sic: 4o0n55lzc
Carisa. 700Q42c; 1,50oQ4zAc; LSJ59 4z94ei
2.500d43c: 1.000d4314c; 50oQ iZtsc.
Consolidated Mercur, ttJ0SZ-UV.
Daly-West. 250Si0.l5. -.
Lower Mammoth, 200qSl69; 4o0dl.foi -VO
G1.67: 100dsl S.; 900dL65-
May Day. 200639lzc; 100d39ssc; A9d5ss4c C,
,. 7O0d3ss4c. 500d3Slzc; 100a39c' 55Vgoo9sc'
50oG3Si5c. seller 10; 1OOd3S5sc-
Sunshine. 400G26lzc
T-ncle sam. 1,1oGdSlc; 1,O00d31l4c.
Utah. 100d4Sc-
Ben Butler, I-100ul2c-
California, 10od52ci .01aSlci oVaSVc-
Joe Bowers. I,500Q3l5c.
West Morning Glory, 3,009qSize. 49,.
yankee. 3000s2. %; 100QS2 -Z5lac; l000S5-z5iz
1O3TS2. Is: 400dS2.30, 5o00$2.2S, seller 80
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where admit that Stuarts Catarrh Tab
lets, which they sell at 50 cents for fun
sized treatment, is the safest, most e.
fective ana popular OF all catarrh rene
dies
Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and
throat lOzenges contain opiates; these
cheap medicines give a temporary relief,
especially with little children, by destroy
ing nerve sensation; the irrita zion in
throat which causes coughing, IS tenn
porarily removed, not by removing the
cause, but by deadening the nerves OF
feeling the irrita ton is not felt, although
it is still there and will promptly return
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets IS the best
remedy to remove catarrhal secretion,
whether in the nose, throat or stomach,
because they are composed OF wholesome
antiseptiCs, blood root, red gum from Eu-
calvptus tree. etc. When YOU use these
tablets you know what you are putting
into your system. and are not taking
chances with cocaine, 0piates or similar
poisons found in so many catarrh cures
and cough medicines
DR.. Ramsdell, in commenting on ca
tarrh cures, says. 4 can heartily recon-
mend Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, because
they contain no cocaine nor other danger
Gus drug found in so many advertised
catarrh cures. I have known Of many
cases Of long standing catarTh of the
head and throat completely cured by the
daily use of these tablets for several
weeks One case in particular, which
could not reacn Win an iLnaiet ui eptdS
and where the catarTh caused daily head
aches and a noticeable loss Of hearing
was entirely cured by this harmless but
effective remedy
DR.. Wainwright says; Il never hesitate
to prescribe Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for
catarrhal headaches and catarrhal deaf
ness. because I know them 10 be per
fectly safe for child or adult and have
seen many remarkable cures resulting
from their daily use; because they are
advertised and sold in drug stores IS nc
reason why any good physician should
not use them. because we should selzt
upon the means of cure wherever found.
Stuart's CataTrh Tablets are especially
valuable for catarrhal colds in children
I because they are pleasant 10 the tast'
ana NAV be used freely TO break up Sc
we're colds and Group at the very be
/ Ginning
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WILL MAKE A BONANZA.
Believed the Rob Roy VIII Exceed
the Annie Laurie in Richness.
(DIilfOrd TimeS.)


DEVELOPMENTS i'm the Rob Roy mine,
in Newton district, indicate that it is
likely to become a greater bonanza
than the famous Annie Laurie, on the
opposite side of the mountain. The
surface showing is said to be ten times
greater than that Oh the Laurie.
A. /. Fotheringham. one of the own
CTS. states that recent work has been
confined to surface cuts and stripping
the vein with a view 10 determining
its exact course. Fifty feet of ledge
matter has been opened up and II all
carries gold values with streaks OF
quartz running as high as eighteen
ounces. The purpose now is 10 get
depth. in the expectation that the vein
win become more compact, with cor
responding concentration of the values.
The working force is TO be increased
and work prosecuted in a most ener-
getic way during the season.
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SROR AND POINTED.
me Fool was Grape-Nuts.

II helps one % know the kind Of food
tn select d thsy can learn the expert
enCes others have had.
II consider it my duty TO let VOC
know what Grape-Nuts Food has done
for me was suffeung from dyspep-
sia and daily stomach trouble. After
taking many kinds OF medicines with
out finding relief. I SAW description
of Grape Nuts Breakfast Food and be
gan using it regularly. and in less than
Two weeks my indigestion was entirely
gone.
when I began ssyng the food L
veigEed lS5 pounds, I now weigh $50
hounds and feel str1rger than have
ever felt before thanks ana praise
To the makers 81 Grape-Nuts. Name
ana address giren hy Postum company,
Battle Creek, Mich.
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to the Dewey mill at Bingham for
treatment.
Bingham Bulletin: Andy Chrsstoph-
erson and partner last Monday oDened
the road to the Neptune < KemptOn.
after a number Of days shOveling. and
Wednesday started four teams haul
ing a 3O0-ton lot of ore to the depot.
Eureka Reporter: Arrangements are
about completed for the resumption Of
work at the SWANSEA mine. The shaft
timbers between the $50 and $50 levels
were entirely burned out by the recent
fire, and it viii require considerable
time to replace them.
Milford Times: Superintendent Maud
lin reports that the O. X never looked
better The chute of high-grade ore
encountered on the 800 last week has
widened out to two feet, with every
indication that it viii lead to something
bigger Conditions on the 400 are also
better than ever before. The superin-
tefdent contemplates laying a pipe line
from Solus siding to the mine and in
stalling a small gasoline pump. This
would greatly reduce the cost Of the
water supply.
Bingham Bulletin. Last Monday
/ ground was broken at the site of me
( lower terminal building of the United
states comp any's aerial tramway. The
structure viii be about thirty rods
nOTtherly from the Highland Boy s
/ terminal, and close to the RE Grande
3 Western track Yesterday a gang of
/ fifteen men was engaged in cribbing
/ the eek, which runs between the ter
nina site and railroad This will be
/ done in a most substantial manner, and
when completed grading Of the site will
/ begin. Two carloads Of timber, also a
/ quantity hauled from the valley 10y
! team, are already on the ground, to be
1 11sed for crfhhiny etc
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for shipping and the greatly reduced
cost of treatment the mines ian again
be made TO pay
He stated yesterday that two or
three different combinations have been
sparriag for the property for some
time past, and just recently he was
made an offer that VIII be seriously
considered. though he is not at all sure
that &c viii be accepted Good men
arr. associated with him in the com
pany. and. barring ii sale, he says.
work viii be resumed in the very near
future
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Ore and Bullion.

ore and bullion settlements in this
city during the past week amounted to
$500. SOC. yesterdays proportion of the
total being $4,000, as follows;
T. r. Jones & Co, ores, S5,O00' bull
lion. Slt.409
Mccormick & Co, ores, $500; copper
bullion. $500.
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Open Board.

50 Daly-West at $500
100 Dalv-West at S41.0o, seller 80.
so Ontario at $50.
100 California at &c
500 California at 26l4c.
1000 California at 26c, seller ~.
500 Little Chief at l0c-
100 Victor at &c.
100 Yankee at $3.50. seller 80.
100 Yankee at $3.50
shares sold, 1913.
Selling value, $3.50
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Metal Market.

Silver. "a cents per ounce.
Copper. IFS cents per pound; New
York. l2i5 cents.
Lead, $3.50 per 100 pounds; New
York. S4I2ls.
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OLD PRODUCER TO RESUME.
The Amelia Company Preparing 20
Sts-t Up Its Beaver Mines.


J. II. Dupaix, the veteran Beaver
county mine operator, who built ana
operated mills and smelters in con-
junction with his properties down there
in the early days. states that prepara-
tions are under woy for a resumption
OF operations at the Amelia Gold &
Silver c5mpan-s : property IN star dis
uict The ground adjoins the Atlas
and Monitor groups on the southwest
and not far from the Burning Moscow.
several veins running from one and
a half 10 four feet In width have been
opened. and previous TO 1893. when the
slump in silver came. r4ey were worked
at q nice profit, the ore carrying values
81 the way from SIS 20 $50 per tol-
Aore recently a new eighteen-inch
vein. ca.ryiHg is per cenr lead and
tofty-fosr ounces silver rer ten. has
hean opened. and sir. DupaiN. who IS
president Of the company, teels con-
fde that with the PRESENT. facilities
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RESULTS.
A Simple Internal Remedy Makes
Remarkable Cures of Catarrh.

People who have used sprays, inhalers,
salves and washes for catarTh and have
found how useless and inconvenient they
are. will be agreeably surprised al results
following the use of a pleasant, internal
remedy in tablet form; druggists every
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OIL sHALE REToRT TESTED.
initial Run Yesterday Afternoon Was
Very Satisfactory.

Very Satisfactory.
An initial test OF the Utah Shale
eOmDanys OH retOrJ vas made yeSS
Jerday afternoon and the result was
highly satisfactory as tc the quantity
and quality of the oil product obtained,
The oil is a lubricant and was pro-
nounCed. after thorough test by ma
Chinists 10 be o hrst-clliss product
The reE~iation of the heat within
tae required limits and its distribution
was also SATISFACTORY. After further
tests for the purpose of improving the
method Of cOndensiug the gas 20 a
liquid form. the plant VIII be shipped
10 the company's Eounds at Tucker.
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NO GUESS WORK.

There Is no guesswork when you use
the Three Crown Baking Powder It IS
a reliable Baking Powder and economical
in price It saves you expenditure ORG
inaIIv and it saves you Worry over re-
suits. You know when you use II that
the article in which it IS used VIII o
safisfacforv. We want you to try it and
If YOU haven't done so We are sure you
will find it the highest point OF excel
lence and it will save You money at the
same time
Price. 5 cents per pound
HEWLETT BROS co.
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To Remove
the Cause

Of dyspepsia aud diseases
Of the stomach take Gray's
Stomach Powders with hot
guaranteed to cure
any case IN time.
soc. per box.
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Harry S. Joseph, Stock Broker,
Reliable and accurate information
given clients. Phone $40. 217 Atlas.
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Il. B. Cole Co., Stock Brokers,
Commission business only. Phone 325.
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Meyer g. Joseph, Stock Brokers,
502 Progress [ aiding. Phone 1159Y.
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]. oberndorfer, Stock Broker,
Il South Main Tel 2SS. House, 1054Y
New-York tribune., 1902-08-27

If tho legislature cannot enact laws then there Is
no use Of rnisnaming II legislative body. and II
fhe ma oritv is to rule. method by which II
can rule must he provided. Government by the
ma icritv in Congress had practically 10
SION hen Mr. Reed became Speaker. Mr.. Reed at
the cost Of infinite Dor. the of fercest al
tack succeeded in restoring that old principle aro
now through Congress do well or i'll. accord
ing as the reople demand but. at any we can
do Something will be that much ahead. ana We
owe ii more than any other 10 your
fellow rit;zcu Nr Reed Aud II Is great thiils
for the fitv a great thing for any - he aote
10 feel that i'm some one crisis he left his marh
d4enJv scored for good in tho history of his coui
nv and Tom Reed has the right TO that fsenI.
Now a word two more Was greeted nsIt
not only bv vour Mayor. not only by other 11el
standing high. hut h. YOU, general turning -
General Joshua I. ,-hamherlni. to whom II Nss -
given a. The supreme moment Of the HaT 10 WI
the supreme reward of soldier. All honor 10 .ns
him to whom came the supreme good fortune o.
winning the medal If honor for mighty 0Heds aone
in the rYlghtes battle that the ninetecnh cehtu'E
saw-t5ettysburg. -, =, . soi
ahorIt the worst quality YOU can have IN q soiz
dier is Mysteries. anything aPproa cnlnS al ii Fa
We need in civil life the plain. practical eyer3 't h
virtues which all nf rs admit In theor! 10 Iii nj
necessary and which when We all pIactcep p;m Nj
come mighty making state perIsc!. n1ttr ,nr.
ami then the chance to render some suCi @
great service as told you about TOM heeu ~ ren r
der;nr some such service. general as you IN. -
dered AT Gettysburg but normally Wfat We =" "a.ie e
is no. genius but the faculty of seeing ina W. W.
know how to apply the copyhook InoIan'sxs .hn1o
on1y as fit fo; the copybook there is not nu ~
in Us need in public life as IN oit - - he
life the virtues that every ono conid praCuN p,I " "
1ould We need the will to practise them.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-27
POWERS NOT TO INTERFERE
NO STEPS YET TAKEN TOWARD CON
CERTED ACTION IN VENEZUELAN
DISORDER.

Washington Aug. 26.-Recent reports from
Europe seem to indicate that movement ls on
foot TO have the United States join Germany,
France and other powers with view to sup
pressing the disorder i'm Venezuela, but 1t IS
learned at the State Department that no such
move the suggested has taken official
form. IT is the belief of officials that the re-
port grows out of the request made by some OF
the foreign powers about month ago that the
United States join in a declaration that the
blockade estab ablished by the Venezuelan Gov
ernment was ineffective.
AT that time the American Government de-
clined to enter into concert for this declara-
tion, on the theory that IL the Venezuelan
blockade was ineffective It quite needless
to make an international declaration of this
fact, as the ineffectiveness of the blockade
would serve all of the practical needs OF COM
merce. Since then there have been no steps
taken by the foreign powers toward a concert
OF action with the United States relative To
Venezuela.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-27
WR. HETER on BIBLE STUDY.
RECEIPTS FOR READING HOLY WRIT UNsATIs-
FACTORY, HE SATS.
IEr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

IET TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBTNE.I
East Northfeld Mass Aug. 2s.-The Rev T. p.
Meyer. of London continued this morning before
large and attentive audience his lectures on The
Directory of the Deyout Life. From verse to
IS Of the fifth of Matthew. ne spoke i'll part az
follows:
YESTERDAY some young mon asked me for my
method OF Bible study. asked them in turn: Do
you prefer q good appetite to receipts for cooking
food Eveuc' II is miserable way read the Bible
by getting receipts for making il attractive Receipts
for reading the Word OF God uDSa atfSfa ctory.
method. In Matthew VI l. read, Take heed
that YOU do not your aims before be
Of them Men who give only for the sake Of giving
receive passing notice from the crowd There
gifts secret that neither God nor any one else
knows anything about them. When became con
verted Satan worried me about money matters.
thought now had 10 give all It IS good plan
keep strict account God. l received
through inheritance about t4Ha. All the income
from this. as -rel as the profits my books, is
ei-en the work Of the Lord. When die | shal
deliver over this money to my heirs he used for
God Corinthians ix. s, reads: He which soweth
soweth bountfully shall reap also hountfully."
In giving aims should always read this
chapter. I can't explain II, but the fact remains -
I have found il In my experience, and others
have given tho +estimony-that the more YOU
give the YOU get. Although have deep re-
spect for those who abstain from food 10 give
II, feel tired and begin TO yawn. Prayer should
be husnesslie, deliberate. face TO face, should
- babblins. Simply tell God what you really
want in definite way.
President Roosevelt, it learned this
noon. will leave Brattehoro at $40 Monday and
will go directly Mount Hernon. Constable
Fred Doane officially requested to-day see
that the President Is sufficiently guarded during
his stay in Northfied.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-27
PRESIDENT BURT ARRESTED.
HEAD OF UNION PACIFIC CHARGED WITH
FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

Omaha Neh.. Aug. 26.--Ten warrants were served
on President Burt, of the Union Pacific Railroad
COMPANY this afternoon. charging him. jointly with
W. ATnett Indianapolis labor agent with false
irnprisoment The warrants were sworn out by ton
men who aliese they were hired By Arnctt TO work
In the shops of the Union Pacific road at Denver.
The warrants charge that the impris
oned in cars. and that they did not receive their
liberty until they reached the shop yards Of the
COMPANY. in this city
President Burt acknowledged service and filed
bond for his appearance in court tomorrow.
Lewis Lord member Of the party who swore
to the charges, in of the warrants said that
members of the party had been employed by Arnett
10 go to work in tho Union Pacific shops. at Den
yer He says that when they reached Council Bluffs
they locked in the car, and armed guards
placed At the doors TO prevent their escape
He says they kept in the car until they
reached the shop yards in this city. when they
Ceved their liberty Lord says that some Of the
party married mon and left positions to take
otheI here better wages than they had been
receiving. and we're told that no strike existed on
the road.