Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, February 07, 1891, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MOBN1UG HEKALD: SATURDAY FEUIiUAliY 7, Ib91. iUomiug gaily Jurald UAII.Y 4ND WBBKI.V TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY Published 'every morning except Monday.) tivered by carrier, per week...... 0-20 Hy mall, per year.- .... 6 00 I WEEKLY. .(Published every Friday Morning.) n : copy, per annnm. In advnce...4-00 V bcii not uaid in advance., tM THK MAIL?. Malls it the Albany poatolfice close For all onVea no. to Tne Eastern staus f 630 A. M, Hie W. lit Side f And the Narrow Ga t R. R- ) or Portland end Satin '.. ..11 A a omallla and Yaqnina , m-ui r. u office onK m u. 7:30 r. m The poatofflce will be cl j d each evening irotn aii lo seven o'clock. Kqriatered matter for the ly morning tram should be Dialled before o clock the reyloua evening. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives DeparU t aaaeiuter. K.iUht. .ill.13pmil2.20pm 3.4opui 7 45 a u TUB MI AAO IXTSRESTS. The diiect proximity of working minea to our city, makes t lie sub ject of mining one of paramount interest. There are few, perhaps, that appreciate the magnitude ami importance of thia branch of in dustry for the country. We glean from the Engineering and Mining Journal that the dividends during the last annual run amounted to a total of $13,743,743 paid during Hie year by 65 companies, against $10,537,522 paid by Cl companies in 1889. This great increase in amount wan due to the appearance of many new companies in the list, and to the larger amounts paid by many companies, notably those of Lake Superior, Montana, and Utah. There were in 1S90, 18 companies declaring their lirst dividends during the year, which paid $1,227,750, and 7 companies paying $380,500, which paid noth ing in 188!). There were, on the other hand, 22 companies not in the list of 18!X), which paid divi dends in 18S, but the total of their amounts, $817,700, was but little more than one-half that ol the new companies in the list of last year. In the case of the Lake Superior copper mines our statis tics are complete, and for that reason the m )st valuable. It ap pears that eight of these companies paid dividends to the amount of $3,415,000, an increase of $4 15,000 over the preceding year. The Calumet and Hecla paid :?,000, (HK), the same amount as in IS.sii; the Tamarack, $.7.10,000, an in crease of $l0,000; the Quincy, $320,000, an increase of $40,000 ; the Osceola, $525,000, an increase of $105,000; and the Fianklin, $100,000, and increate of $20,000. The Atlantic paid the same amount as in the preceding year, but the Central paid only $20,000, a decrease of $20,000. The Kear sarge paid $80,000, and declared its lirst dividend during the year. The market value of these tight Lake Superior companies, Janu ary 1st, was $3!.S45,O0O, anil their dividends of the year were 8.5 per cent, of this amount. Four of them paid over 10 er cent., and three more than 13 per rent. The Atlantic paid the largest percent age, viz., ltt.5 per cent. The total dividends paid by this group of mines amount to theimmensesum of $47,187,500, of which $34,S50.000 has been from the Calumet and Hecla. The Montana and Arizona copper companies also paid largely increased dividends. The Copjier Queen Company, of Arizona, paid $210,000, against $70,000 the previous year ; and the Boston and Montana $025,000, against $500,000 the former amount being a trifle more than 15.3 per cent, on the present value of its shares among the silver in'nes the list is headed by the famous Granite Mountain, which paid $2,400,000, the aarae amount aa in 1880, swell ing its total to an even;$10,000,000. The percentage paid on the market price of its shares, however, was a trifle less than in 1880, being 13.!) per cent., against 14.3 per cent. The Bimetallic adjoining the liranite Mountain commenced dividends during the year and paid $270,000. In I'tah, several of the important mines made not . lily in creased payments. The Ontaria declared dividends to the amount of $1 ,ti.".0,000, against $930,000 iu 18SD- the Mammoth, which commenced dividends in 1887 and paid $130,000 in 188!), jumped to 520,000 in lX'.ifl, making its total to date $720,000; the Horn Silver assumed its old position of importance ami paid $200,000, four times the amount of the preceding year; and the Centennial Eureka paid $150,000. The Daly made no increase, paying $450,000. On the Comstock Lode the year was not a prosperous one, and of the long list of famous old bonanza mines, the Consolidated California and ! Viginia alone appears in our table. Its dividends were $162,000, a de cided decrease from $756,000, the amount paid in 18S!). The Lead ville mines appeared to but little more advantage than the Corn stock, as the Little Chief and Small Hopes are the only ones in our last list of dividend payers. At the Carbonate camp, however, it must be remembered that the most important producing mines at the present time are unincorpo rated or owned by close corpora tions which make no public state ments. The same is the case at Aspen, of which mines we give only the Aspen mining and Smelt ing Company, paying $200,000, and the Little Rule, $100,000. The cure for consumption, that has been brought into notoriety by the German professor, is still an absorbing question before the peo ple for all are either directly or in directly interested. As has been said Dr. Koch's lymph ought not to be judged by the first case or the first half-dozen cases treated with It. The cure of consumption is necessarily slow, and one of the most humorous features of the American use of it is the assump tion that changes in the condition of a patient recorded day by day have any value. It is unfair, al so, to take well nigh hopeless cases of consumption and hope to make any radical cure. Koch's remedy will be a godsend if it checks the progress of lung dis eases which has not been fully developed or prevents the hjavy colds which are contracted so often in winter Ly people of low vitality from developing in chronic com plaints of the lungs. THE WORLD KNIUCHED. The facilities of the present day or the production of everything hat will conduce to the material welfare -and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs wa9 first produced the world was enriched with the on ly perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleasing and refreshing to the tate and prompt arWeflectual tocleanse the system gently in the Spriu time or, in fact, at any time any the better it is known the moie popular it becomes. Xnllrr fur I'ubllralian. 1'iiitti! Static Land Office ) Oregon City, Ort-jf.-n, Jan. J. IsIH. f NoTU.'K is Ik rchy ivcn that in compliance with the provision!! of the act of cmiL'ress ol J n lie S, ls7l, entitled, "An act (or the sale of tiiuher Ian. i in the states of C difnrnia, Oregon, Nevada ami Washington Territory." Stc Jacipieniier, of San Krancisco, county of San francisco, st ite of California, his thin lay filiil in thii otlice his sworn statement No. 2:119, for the p'irehase of the S. W J .if See. No. il), in Township No. 13 So ith, Uange N". 3, rust, and will offer toliow that the land sought is inn re vaimliU- for its tin: tier or stone than agricultural purocs, and to establish hi claim to said laml Itefore the Rciriater and Kereiver of this office at Oregon City, Oie.m, on Tuesday, the ith day of Mi lie names as witnesses: J. Van Horn, C. Chatain, M. liuffard and J. P. I'osy, a!l ol San Francisco, California. Any and all per sons claiming a lverse'y the above di -ridcd lands arc rcitic ted to lilu their claims in this mine oiii or heforc said 61 h day of Jlav, 1VJ1. J. T. AI'PKRSOX. Kejfistcr, .ollct for I'ulillrnlliiu. I'nited States Land ollice, ) Orciron City Or.. January 12, JMll. f XoTTCtiiM. herehy given tint incompliance with the provisions of the act of Con gress of June :t, li78, entitled "An act for the sale of timher lands in the States of Cali fornia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Tenitorv," Hiram P. I'reston, of ila wards, County of Alameda. State of California, has thin ay tiled in this office his sworn Htate nient No. 2427, for the purchase ..f the X. E. of N. W. i and lots .1. 4, and .' of section No. li, in Tow nship No. 13, South, liainte Xo. 3, Kast, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for iU tinnier or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud hefoie the Register and Kecriver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday the ;th day ol May, lslll. lie names as witnesses: Jus. A. Collins, F. K. (jates, W.J. Kamatrc andChas. Prowse, all Hay wards, Alameda county, California. Any and a'l persons claimiiiir adversely the above-described lands are reiUe-dcd lo tile lucir claims In this office on or before said 7th lay ot ilav, ism. .1. T. APPEUSOX. Kciiistcr. -olir for Publication United States Land Office, Ornn City , Oreuou Jan. 5th, l&itl. ) Nll'ICK is hereby driven that in cim pliance witn the provision of the act of congrciis of June 3, 1S7S, entitled, "An act for the sale of timber lands in the states of ''alifnrnia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory," Michael Doffard, of Alameda, county of Alameda, state of California, has this day lib d in this office his sworn state ment No, 24l!, for the purchase of tlio X, fc. 1-4 of section No. 2M, io Township Xo. 1:: South, Range No 3 east, and will offer proof to show that the land sought is more valua ble for ita timber or acone than for agricul tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on wednesd iv the 2th day of April, 1M91. He ii' mes as witnesses: August Rounlior, lean Kclte. Charles Chatain and Gaston Petit, all ot San Franeis-o. California. Am end all persons claiming adversely the aliovc desc.ilwd lauds are requested to file their claims In this office ou ur before said a ll dvy oi Apiil, 1MU. J. T, ArPERSON. Register, .Vol Ire for PdbllraMon. LmTD STATfS I AN ! Oreston t ity. Oregon. Jan. 12. ltitil. i i n-e- w nerchy given that in compliance in tne provisions of the act of iim.r. ..i June , 1.S78, entitleil "An act for the sale of liuilier lands in the Mates of California ""Hi"", uii,i n osiiiuuiii terntorv inurics nowse, of llaywanN, county of AiamoiR, aie ol Califciuia. ha this day fileil in this office his sworn statement No 2427. for the purchase of the S. .'. or N. K. I and lots 1 ami 2 of Seci ion No. i. in town ship No. 13 South Range Ne. 3 cast and nil! offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for Its timber or stone thnn ariciiltmal purs.sis, and to establish his claim to said land liefore the Register and Receiver of Ibis office at Orc-on Citv Or. -.o.. mi Thms-lav the 7th day of Hv. lsjii ' He names as witnesses. II. P. Preston l II. Collin. T. K. Norris and K. II. rim,. nii of Ha) wards, California. Any and all iiersons claiming adversely the aliote-dcscribed l.nd i are rr.i nested to file their claims in this office ou or beto'e said 7th dav of Mav. I vn J. T. APPKRSON. Register, Land Surrey Ids. a ansa Brsiaisa hubvkti.-ki dons can ob tain accurate nd prompt work by calliu? iiion ex-county surveyoi r'. T. T. Fisher. He hascomplete copiee of field notes and town. ship plata, and is prepare I to do surveying in any part uf Linn county. Postoffice address, a uirrs nation, lann cou ity , orogon. Do Not Pass By ! :VK HAVE A FEW WINTER -That we REDUCED RATES! 1 FURNISHING GOODS, j VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS AND PLUSHES, LA DIES' AM) MISSES SILK AND KNIT UXPF.RWRAR, COTTON AND WOOL HOSE, EMBROIDERIES. SILK AND LINEN' HANDKERCHIEFS, SCARFS, VEILINGS, SHAWLS, ETC. ' BLACK AND COLORED DRESS' GOODS ! Gr. W. SIMPSON, FIRST STREET, ALBANY, OREGON. W A. N T ED Ten thousand Men Women and Children to buy goods of DEYOE & FROM AN IJROS.; run high in this city over System Builder as every body is using it for Catarrh of the Stomach, Dyspepsia Constipation, Impure blood and to build up their system. 'Fry it and tell your friends about it, as it must possess wonderful merit when ail speak well of it. Wood for Sale. Dry fir wood delivered to any part of the city at $ 3 00 per cord. Leave orders at the foot ot rerry street lit P. W. Spink's lumber yard. I'HYMI IAS IL DAVIS, M. 1. PHVSICIAX AND BU,.'eon. Can he found at his office room in Strahan'a block, First street, Albany Oregon- CC. KICLLY, PHYSICIAN AND JUR . xeon Albany, Oregon, office n Pieice' new block. Office hours, from 8 a. i. to J. ROSSlTKIt, VETEKIXARY SIR . Kcon, graduate of Ontario veterinary college and nie lier of the Ontario veterin ary medical society. Is prepared to treat the diseases of all domesticated animals on scientific principles. Otlice at Ans MarhailV livery stable- Residence 4th and Caiapooia streets, Albany, Oregon. n C. il XMISKRMX, M. I., lloiu.Biithie J l'hysicJan, office at lr. VVallncc's old stand, Itroadalbin ftrcet. O lice hours, 7 to ' A. s.; 1 to 'i and li to 4 P. M. DRO. A. Will'XIIY, PHYSICIAN A Nil stir.-.n. Graduate of IJi llcvuc llospi tal Medical College, Sew York City. I'iscihc of women a specially, office in Foster iiioc-I.' 4Tl!)(f.l VS. W. T. BI-RNKT. w ukakk , ATfitll- ;RXY, B.VIll.V A; OitAPKl nevs at law, Oregon Ciiv, Oregon. 'I tv years epei-ierloe as rexiter ot tlu L'. S. Laud Office at Oreitoii City and in tne land practice reeomiiitinds lis iu our Stcctuity busi'iess before ttie Laud Ofiice or the cuuns and iuv.dviu tiie practice in the .c cial Land Office. KC. WATSON, attornej -at-l-..w, Albany , Oregon. Ollice in Stralian block JN. DUNCAN ATTORNICY -AT LAW . and notary public. Olice in the Strahau block, rooms No. 1 and 2. D. H. M. DbACKbURN. O. W. WktnllT, ACKLL RN, li WRIGHT ATTORN EY AT aw, Albany Oregon. Office in odd eilow '4 Temple. Vill practice iu all court f the slate, and give special attention to all business. OLVEUTON CHARLES E. AITOKNLY at Law, Albany, Or. Office in rooms 13 and 11 Fos er's Block, over I.. t. Uhiiu's tore, T" K. "ivtATHFRFORIiATIC RNKY AT .law, AHniiiy, Oregon. oil in the Flinn lilock. ill practico n all the courts of thestate, and give s)ceia. alteution to all business. JAMES P. MEAD, ATTORXEY-AT-LAW and title examiner. Albany, Or. Will practice in all the courts ot the state. Ab stracts of title furnished on short notice. Ten years experience. SECKKT SOCIETIES. A, O. U, W. Safety Lodge Xo, 13; meets every Monday evening at the vl. A. It. hall on Ferry street, between Second and Third. Albany, Oregon, strangers in trio city and transient brethren cordially invited to attend. SIcPhcrson Post No. 5, O A. R. Stated meetings at the G, A . It. Hall on tne second and Fourth Friday evenings cf each monrh. Transient Comrades are cordi y invited to meet with us .1. r. Willi l.l. B. F. Tapi.kr, Coinniwler Adjutant. TAKE TIIE CAI5 from mwc nrr ?0 RATES: To any part ol the city, 50 cent For calling, first boor $1.50, each subsequent hourj 1. f" EVERE HOUSE, ALbANY, OR.- C1IAS XV i leiuer, erop. Only firgt-eclass house the city. Large sample rooms for com merclal men. No Chinamen employed in the kitchen. General stage oifie Corvallia. 11 fan ten Two rooms furnished or un keeping M furnished fnr light must be near the business part of town. No children. Address this office. GARMENTS will sell at- .. I REDUCED RATES! Iniorters and Dealers in al kiiuls o guns and ammunition j&hing aekie of ev ery descript:on, cutlery and base ball goods, tents, hammocks and camp chairB. The largest stock south of Portland. Come one and all. No trouble to show goods. Quicr sales and small prolits is our motto. Also repair shop connected with store and first class workmen to do all kinds of work. .a CATARRH heanutiim, Kenraigu, Cons a HCABAOHC. Antf ALL PAIN. Tk OtMfcnW T-Hir Mid ttlT LEGIRIO COUOH CUR mmx 00 tM, tnour, ccmuuptioh. M ty tH BrcggUt. Xtri S5, SO. k ! -TtiT'-f C.t Prp'. Le An jles, C FOR SALE P.Y AIL DRUGGISTS "Somomonth8 nso I iinrt'ii.'uwd lox of Dr. J. P. Gill's Catarrh Cure for in v own use. but tindtnjr my nephew C. A. tcMaliiin. needing such rntdi cine I let him have tny box of uietti cine, lie now sends lor three more Iioxcf, -.tying it is the best thiiur for eaturrli ever tried by him and his rnttids. I got another box to use in my ea.se, and cheerfully recommend it roomers, (Siencd). JOHN McMAfTAN, Ex-County Commissioner Lane Co, Oregon, Sprinirfield. Lane countv. Orep-on. Prof ,1, W, Joluison, president of the Slate university, suys it cured him of :i couirli after two other pieseriptions ii-iii lulled. LiKewise two of Ins little L'irls usej It tocure their coughs. Mr? viaiK cauey, wile ol Prol. Uailey, sent it to Prof. Johnson, and leeoiii. mends it to all who suiter from colds and coughs. For coughs it acts like actiurtii, and can 1)3 inhaled into the .iif.es or passages, where no other couirh, cures can reach. WOMAN'S FRIEND So successful and delightful have been the ellects of '-.Moore's Re vealed Remedy" upon the delicate ailments of womankind, that this wonderful remedy has been called "Woman's Friend." Moore's Revealed Remedy In a few doses shows woman kind its peculiar virtues for their ailments. Its effects are gentle, soothing and uniformly successful. Hundreds of testimonials from ladies all over the coast bear wit ness to its success. Sold by all druggists. nil Tore rvAi.rttiC.o n the Thresho The public is invited to inspect the im mense stock of Dry Goods -k w His ass j.'t'iierit i b! r t'i ri variety and prices. The Iliiilicst .llarkol I'rii'n l';ml for Have removed their entire stock of Hardware into the new Baltimore Block. Call And keep yourself warm, if you would physicians as tne very tiest. t,all and see liow they work and learn prices. No one can aQ'jird to do without one. For an elegant heating stove that will make the room comfort able, or a cooking stove or range that is warranted to keep the housewife in good humor, call anil select from our immense line, embracing all the most desirable makes of stoves. ill a nr vfe - a o the lew Year FOR 1891 ATi ever ljofore, au l he is prepared and - see them. enjoy health and life. The I'asteur MORE THAN SEVEN HUNDRED Afferent styles and differ t kinds of Stoves fcr ES and Cooking Mo actarerl . e World's G0st- aWe fr, means tin .i "uu' mere r, . -una la tie u exrior,' "viand r are Of fro . eat f.,. you ,, "aao taon,. ae p.. .: . II V I I II Hi OVAini.. "VB L to satisfy customers in qualify Coiuilrv Produce. 7 Tilter ia recouitner.detl by all UlT 8 vi rn!)v to . i ll in w wve' bat can be - arl -THE- apioa Route ! OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD T. K. 11 ();; Uecclvr. AKI Oregon Bevelopment Co.'s Steamship Line 225 UlUSSHORTEIl AND 22 Hours Less Time liau hy an- other route: Accomodations unsurpassed for r n f..tt tn afcty. 1 arcx ar.d frciL'hts via Vsv.:m .ri the urcjton Ucve 0 nuit con.paii.v's thipr, much less that hy any other route ween all point in the viiilh.ut'c .l rod San Francisco. SAIL. I NO DATES no taquika. Wll.mf Hj VIl..y , , Jflrh WUlametU VtttcyZT.TITJIZZ'.'.l. iatu FROM U r RAM 100 Wi-allon ... Dec. 5th Willamette Valley..... ' lith Willamette Vallev '.:tli The con:pany rcsrrtt the : t U-aincns cr sulibk uaien DAII.T fAKi.MtUi ialA Kxcept Sundays.) L Y;.iir.a7.oo a I Lv Albany 12:u r Ccnallis lo:3. in " Corvallia 1! Pa Ar Alhany , :ji a h I Ar Yaouina i 'ih r. a O. & C. tiaiiib -unrject at Aitsvn and Cot W. H Hnae, C, . Hoon, General Manage. U. & P. ACent Corvallls, O on EAST g SOUTH VIA PACIFIC SOUTHERN RQUTE. TIIE E0UNT S1ISTA EC LIE California cxprtss trains run omIj boitu OltT .Portland ....Ar.. 9;3L am .AILajiy Lv.. 6:2i am , S. Kranciaco. Lv.. m 7.-00 p m..Lv... 10:a p m..Lv... 1U:15 a ni..Ar.... l.ix-al I'ass. Train Iralljr-HEx. butiday HMm..J.v. Portland Ar IMim 12.) p in. . Lv. . . . Aituiij . Lv ,.li.i am o:Q p mAr.....Kor:niia,- Lv.. H.ZOua Lcbuuou KritnrljT 2:: p m Lv. . . A I hany . . . :S5 p oi Ar Lthanon.. a iu..Lr Allnv.. b :;-. a m . . A r Lciian". -n ... .. Ar.. 9:'Jo 1 m .. Lv aiD Ar.. 4.vo j ra . Lv.. 3'4.i pm albant local, UAILT (Except Sandav) to m..I.v....l,ort!ai.d....r....'i.o(i am y.".........Ar. ..Albany-.. L 5.o0 a h rt'LLMAS 15UFFKTSI.FEPKKS. TOURIST SLLlillICO CARS, Kor luociruMKHti. n of Secord ItJ-s i a Ectii;cr8 attached to l ; rets iau.. W-H tiAr CIvlKlon. r.etween i'oitland i;nd Coivallia Kail Train trail?-KxcepV Sunday 7::toam..Lv ...forianl ...Ar.5 30p. m i-iupm,.:., lonajiuj.. L.l..i.rp. m At Alhany ai'.d Corallis lo.ittct a ith t raina of oreyrn FatiScltadroad. Express Train ilally (Except Sumlay 4:40 pm..Lv... 7:25 p ra. . Ar... ,. Tor: laml ... Ar.. t-.:Ci:m ,-! I'll nvilk-.l.v. .':..: .m THROUGH TICKFTS lo All Point EAST AND SOUTH For tickets and full Mnfotmaticn re garding rati maps, etc.. call on ccn.pauj's acnt at Alham . K. &OKULLK, E. P. FOCLIJ?, Manager Art. O. K. & '. A TICKETS TOANDHOMTKE PR1NCIPL POINTS IN THE UNITED ST ATI S. CANADA iND EUHGPL PULLMAN PALACE CAR SILlFtFS. Free Coloai-1 Bleenin Cars Ens Ttrotjb on Et nM Traini OMAHA, COUNCIL RLFF KAN CHICAGO AND .ST. I'.lrcnnt sew lltlns fat CITYJ DUIS. wit Close Connections at Tortland for ftsn Krao eweo and I'Ui,-et tund poiuta. -?TT5oaui leave the Couiii 'b haif, at Oir font of I'.roaiialliin street, on Tmnda) ani l liday of each week. C. O. KA WLIMiS, City ticket and Frekht Aktnt c. h. num. General Iralllr Mannrr. 1. Y. U.K. .. I'. At THE MARKETS. ALBANY QUOTATIONS Wheat ' Oata 4lc t,, 3 Flour 4.i iau . Potatoes Ujc Esics 'iic Butter :!(f:;5c Lard 10(4T-J!c. Hams HLV. ShnulUers dSc. Bacon llliac Hops -Jllc . Hay-TitaotLy, flf,, oaKajid tl-ti Ap.ies-Orecn, Gdft .75 Ccr bn. Flu 4 Dried, Hc. per lb. Ajip es dried bleached tfc fur.diicd & ' c Chickens f4.505 00 Hides Beef hides, ret-r, 4 c, c ; deer skins, S0c;sLctp pelts. Ita c, according to wool. Beef 2g2c proes. Muttoa 2 00 per head. Hogs .1tic arec.