Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

The Biining and Scientific Lress, 29 Palmer’e mill, last week, yielded $40 to the ton. The mines at Quaker Will are payiug well. The claims of Jacobs & Surgent aro yielding large amounts. ‘he result of the last ten duys was $1,800. The claime are very extensivo and will pay for years to come. It is etuted that the “ Homeward Bound ” cluim, near Grass Valley, has been gold on private terms to parties in this city. he report thut the “ Eniperor”’ had sold his—the “ Eureka ’mine-—for $100,000, is contradicted. It is said that $60,000 have been realized from this mine the past month. The claim owned by H. Barnett and Geo. D. Reoherts, near Union Ifill, has been sold for $200,000. Sierra Cocyty.—We condense the following items from the Messenger: .A company from Eureka are about to commence proepecting tlhe old Craycroft diggings on the ridge between the North’aud Middle forks of the Yuba river. ‘Iliese diggings paid very well at ouo timo, but have been ubaudoued since the Frazer river excitement. ‘he last clean up of the Kanaka mill gave some nine thousand dollars ag tho result. The Union Quartz Company, at Wet ravine, have got the ledge after one year’s labor, running a hed rock tunnel which cost them from five to twenty dollars per foot. ‘The ledge is very rich, and it is said they renlized $57,000 for twelve days’ ran. A valuable quartz discovery is reported at Jackson's Ranch, ou the Ifeaness Pass road. Several ledges lave been discovered, showing free gold in abuudance. Hxtensive preparations aro being inade to start the Gold Valley Quartz Mill. ‘Phey have a fine mill and ledge, that wil supply auy amouut of quartz that assays from $40 to $200 per ton. ‘The difhculty has been to save the gold, which is all ia the sulphurets. Mr. Smith, the superintendent, proposes to try the roasting process. It will succeed. Purmae.—The Quincey Union chronicles the following: Mining on the North Fork hae taken a new etart this ecason. There are over twenty new claims being opened. All of the “bank” claims are paying well. There are more men at work in that locality thau there have been for ycars before. Fyheart & Co., at Humbug Valley, are at, work in their claims, and are averagiug about one-half ounce per day. ‘Tripp, Cable & Co., on the North Fork, for one day’s work of three men, took out eight ounces from their claim, one day last week. Their claim averages one ounce per day to the hand. The Cosmopolitan Company has made © contract with Messrs. Bolinger & Blood to furnish them with two thousand tons of ore from the Cosmopolitan (Northern) Copper Ledge. It is reported that Bidwell & Co. intend building a large twenty-four stamp steam quartz mill, at Greenville, to work the quartz from the McClellan Ledge. Bidwell & Co's mill, located at Greanville, recently took out $17,000 in one month’s run, with eleven stamps. Siskivou—The New York Quartz Company, two weeks ago, took out of their claims $900 in gold, ard 500 lbs, of very rich sulphurets, in six days’ ran. The Klamath News says the continued dry weather promises a, great obstacle to euccessful mining operations on the Klamath during the coming Summer. ‘The snow on the mountains is fast disanpearing, the river falling, and the little streams upon which the miners depend for their supply of water are falling rapidly. . North America LIFE INSURANCE 0, No. 240 Montgomery Street, BAN FRANCISCO, The Most Liberal Company IN THE UNITED STATES. All Policies Non-forfeitable .and Indisputable. No Extra Charge for Residing in the Territories,or for Traveling to and from the Eastern Statics. J.A. EATON & CO., Managers of the the Pacifie Branch, Wanted. GOLD QUARTZ Suitable For Cutting Jewelry, By FRONTIER & DEVIERCY, 19v10-2m0, 437 Pine street, Gan Franclaco. GOdLDAND SILVER ORE UNDENIABLE FACTS FOR THE MINING PUBLIC. «it the Exhibition In the Fali of 1864, the Mechanics" LTnstitute awarded n Premium to BD FOR TITLE BEST is. PRATER, CONCENTRATOR. The proprietors of thls Concentrator fecl satisfied that IT WAS NO EQUAL IN USE, Large nnmbers of these Machines are now in successful operation in all parts of this State, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and Mexico. The principle of this machine, which is designed for a Concentrator exclusively, {gs entirely new. It is designed for separating finely dlvided quicksliver, amalgain and gold from the sauds, and tor concentrating and saving the sulphurets, and is to be placed behind all or any other machlue In use, One of these Concentrators can be seen in operation at Messrs. Kimble & Murphy's Metallurgical Works, Bryaut street, between Third and Fourth, Sau Francisco. Circulars sent free, giving description and reference as to working, etc., on application to VWUNGEREFORD & HENDY, Proprictors, * Qvll-lam Express Building, Room No. 3 (fourth floor) San Francisco. MECHANIOS’ FAIR, DAILY PRESS. The Proprietors of the Minina anp ScrENTIFIC Press having been granted the privilege of priuting the Datty Press at the Pavilion, during the approaching Exhibition, are making complete arrangements to publish a full and faithful record of the Grand Exhihition, and will present gratuitonsly to all visitors and exhibitors the Larcrst, most aATTRAcTIVE and VALUABLE paper ever issued at a publie fair. Its Free and Extensive Circulation will render it a peculiarly desirahle journal for advertising. From szven to EIcHr THOUsaNp individuals visited the exhibition last season in a single day and evening. Our printing press, mactive operation, rapidly throwing off an interesting sheet into the very hands of the anxious throng, presents an attractive scene, affording one of the most novel and effective modes of advertising ever offered through the columns of a newspaper. Many persons being eye-witnesses to the printing of the paper, preserve copies as reminiscences of their visit to the Fair, while others procure bound volumes to beretained as a permanent record of the Exhibition, giving a further benefit. to advertisers in addition to its wide circulation. ‘those wishing to secure space for advertising in the Mecuantcs’ Farr Datty Press, will do well to make early application to the proprietors. DEWEY & CoO., Patent Agents, Publishers of the Mining and Scientifie Press, and Job Printers, 505 Clay street, San Francisco. Trades and Manufactures. EDWARD BOSQUI & CO.; PRINTERS, GWook-Binders, Paper-Rulers, And Biank Gook Manufacturers, No. 517 Ciay street, between Clay and Sansome stree ta, SAN FRANGISCO,. 24v10 a? GUSTAVUS MEYER, (LATE MEYER & SEIFRRTH) Maker of Models for Inventors and Mining Tools. MANUFACTURE Assayers’ Senles, Weights, and al) artieles used by Assayers ; Mathematical, Optical, and Mlning Instruments repaired and adjusted, Patterns, Small Steam and Air Envines (of the newest construction), and Hydraulic Pressure Pumps, made to order. No, 531 Market street, On pote SauaOTe, San Franeiseo. 21y9-tfq BUSWELE & CO., Book-Binders, Paper-Rulers, And Blank-Book Manufacturers, No. 509 Clay street and 508 Commercial street, between Montgomery and Sansome, San Franclsco. 4v8-tf JOWN DANIEL, . (SUCCESSOR TO 0. GOR]) MARBLE WoOoRES, No. 408 Pine st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco. Mantels, Monuments, Tombs, Piumbers’ Slabs, 4 Ete., On hand and Manufactured to order. ror Goods shipped to all parts of the State. Orders respectfully solicited. 5v8-3m, NATHANIEL GRAY, General Furnishing Undertaker, 611 Sacramento St., corner of Webb, San Francisco. Barstow’s Metailic Burlal Caskets and Cases, tf THECDORE KALLENEERG, Maker of Models for Inventors. ACHINES, MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL Instruments, Seales, Weights, etc. Steel Stamps, Dies and Dic Sinking, Embossing Stamps. Repalring of Ee promptly attended to. No. 418 Market street, San Francisco, n7-t¢ Paimer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Philadelphia, PennJARVIS JEWETT, AGENT. 629 Washington Street, San Fraua 1, 1oya-Im F Professional Cards. WM. I. DUNCAN, Stock Broker, No. 605 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Mining Shares and Legal Tender Notes bought and sold strictly on commission. Liberal cash advances made un stocks consigned for sale. IvH 3m , SON, c. BUGBEE & ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS, MACHINE DRAWINGS, AND DRAWINGS ON WOOD. =. FA and 75 Montgomery Block, : SAN FRANCISCO. 25v10-3m DR. H. AUSTIN, DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomery and Kearny Streets, [OVER SAN FRANCISCO BATHS] SAN FRANCISCO. 20v10-uy To Mining Companies. A gentieman who has had many years experience in MinIng Superintendence, wishes employment In a first-class inine as Superintendent, The most sailsfactory references. given. Enquire at this offiec. 16v0-tf N. LOMBARD INGOLS, Accountant and General Factor, No, 32 Montgomery Block, Address, Box 2128, Postoffice, San Franelseo. 9vI0 4. 5. EDWARDS, JAMES N. OLNEY. EDWARDS, OLNEY «& CO., Real Estate, Stock, and General Auction & Commission House, No. 626 M y Street, M ry Blovk. JAMES N. OLNEY—Auctioncer. SECRETARIES of Mining Companies are invited to examine our carefully prepared Blanks and Forms for Accomnt Sales and Orders for Stock sold at Assessment Sales, and which will greatly assist them in keeping their records. 2ylu AUGUST KUNAST, Stock Broker, Member of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, Buys and Sells Stocks, Bonds, Ete. Office, No. 540 Washington Street, San BME 0 ¢ _ GF. DERTIEN, Mining Engineer and Metallurgist, Address San Franetisco, 259 W. 0, ANDREWS, NOTARY PUBLIC,’ —AND — Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada and the Territory of Arizona, AND FOR THE STATES OF MASSACHUSETTS AND MAINE. Office, Montgomery Block, 626 Montgomery Street, l0v8-2n SAN FRANCISCO. FREDERICK MANSELL. Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No. 422 California street, corncr of Leidsdortt: Drawings of Moners made for Fi parties applying for pa’ tents at Washington or London. Tarea.th GEORGE W. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No, 522 Montgomery St., Sum Francisco, MINING STOCK CERTIFICATES LITHOGRAPHED IN MOST ARTISTIC STYLE. CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS. T0v3-tf = SHERMAN DAY, Mining Engineer, No, 56 Montgomery Block, Snn Francisco, Will examine, survey and report upon mines, and consult and advise concerning Investments 1m mining property, or the ma ry t and expe: ures of nines, Bq" = LEANDER RANSOM, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Having beer connected with the public werks of the State of Ohio for 20 years, and the public surveys of the State of California for 7 years. Also STATE LOCATING AGEXT, and as sneh having the saie of" 600,000 Acres of State School Lands, At the low price of $1.25 per Acre. Terms; Twenty per cent in cash and the balance on a credit of several years. Tvo-tt Office, 328 Montgomery street. DENIS WHELAN, KWashionable Boot Maker. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE. No. 1% Fourth Street, Near Market street, Gan Francisco. 16¥10-1m"*

The Biining and Scientific Lress, 29 Palmer’e mill, last week, yielded $40 to the ton. The mines at Quaker Will are payiug well. The claims of Jacobs & Surgent aro yielding large amounts. ‘he result of the last ten duys was $1,800. The claime are very extensivo and will pay for years to come. It is etuted that the “ Homeward Bound ” cluim, near Grass Valley, has been gold on private terms to parties in this city. he report thut the “ Eniperor”’ had sold his—the “ Eureka ’mine-—for $100,000, is contradicted. It is said that $60,000 have been realized from this mine the past month. The claim owned by H. Barnett and Geo. D. Reoherts, near Union Ifill, has been sold for $200,000. Sierra Cocyty.—We condense the following items from the Messenger: .A company from Eureka are about to commence proepecting tlhe old Craycroft diggings on the ridge between the North’aud Middle forks of the Yuba river. ‘Iliese diggings paid very well at ouo timo, but have been ubaudoued since the Frazer river excitement. ‘he last clean up of the Kanaka mill gave some nine thousand dollars ag tho result. The Union Quartz Company, at Wet ravine, have got the ledge after one year’s labor, running a hed rock tunnel which cost them from five to twenty dollars per foot. ‘The ledge is very rich, and it is said they renlized $57,000 for twelve days’ ran. A valuable quartz discovery is reported at Jackson's Ranch, ou the Ifeaness Pass road. Several ledges lave been discovered, showing free gold in abuudance. Hxtensive preparations aro being inade to start the Gold Valley Quartz Mill. ‘Phey have a fine mill and ledge, that wil supply auy amouut of quartz that assays from $40 to $200 per ton. ‘The difhculty has been to save the gold, which is all ia the sulphurets. Mr. Smith, the superintendent, proposes to try the roasting process. It will succeed. Purmae.—The Quincey Union chronicles the following: Mining on the North Fork hae taken a new etart this ecason. There are over twenty new claims being opened. All of the “bank” claims are paying well. There are more men at work in that locality thau there have been for ycars before. Fyheart & Co., at Humbug Valley, are at, work in their claims, and are averagiug about one-half ounce per day. ‘Tripp, Cable & Co., on the North Fork, for one day’s work of three men, took out eight ounces from their claim, one day last week. Their claim averages one ounce per day to the hand. The Cosmopolitan Company has made © contract with Messrs. Bolinger & Blood to furnish them with two thousand tons of ore from the Cosmopolitan (Northern) Copper Ledge. It is reported that Bidwell & Co. intend building a large twenty-four stamp steam quartz mill, at Greenville, to work the quartz from the McClellan Ledge. Bidwell & Co's mill, located at Greanville, recently took out $17,000 in one month’s run, with eleven stamps. Siskivou—The New York Quartz Company, two weeks ago, took out of their claims $900 in gold, ard 500 lbs, of very rich sulphurets, in six days’ ran. The Klamath News says the continued dry weather promises a, great obstacle to euccessful mining operations on the Klamath during the coming Summer. ‘The snow on the mountains is fast disanpearing, the river falling, and the little streams upon which the miners depend for their supply of water are falling rapidly. . North America LIFE INSURANCE 0, No. 240 Montgomery Street, BAN FRANCISCO, The Most Liberal Company IN THE UNITED STATES. All Policies Non-forfeitable .and Indisputable. No Extra Charge for Residing in the Territories,or for Traveling to and from the Eastern Statics. J.A. EATON & CO., Managers of the the Pacifie Branch, Wanted. GOLD QUARTZ Suitable For Cutting Jewelry, By FRONTIER & DEVIERCY, 19v10-2m0, 437 Pine street, Gan Franclaco. GOdLDAND SILVER ORE UNDENIABLE FACTS FOR THE MINING PUBLIC. «it the Exhibition In the Fali of 1864, the Mechanics" LTnstitute awarded n Premium to BD FOR TITLE BEST is. PRATER, CONCENTRATOR. The proprietors of thls Concentrator fecl satisfied that IT WAS NO EQUAL IN USE, Large nnmbers of these Machines are now in successful operation in all parts of this State, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado and Mexico. The principle of this machine, which is designed for a Concentrator exclusively, {gs entirely new. It is designed for separating finely dlvided quicksliver, amalgain and gold from the sauds, and tor concentrating and saving the sulphurets, and is to be placed behind all or any other machlue In use, One of these Concentrators can be seen in operation at Messrs. Kimble & Murphy's Metallurgical Works, Bryaut street, between Third and Fourth, Sau Francisco. Circulars sent free, giving description and reference as to working, etc., on application to VWUNGEREFORD & HENDY, Proprictors, * Qvll-lam Express Building, Room No. 3 (fourth floor) San Francisco. MECHANIOS’ FAIR, DAILY PRESS. The Proprietors of the Minina anp ScrENTIFIC Press having been granted the privilege of priuting the Datty Press at the Pavilion, during the approaching Exhibition, are making complete arrangements to publish a full and faithful record of the Grand Exhihition, and will present gratuitonsly to all visitors and exhibitors the Larcrst, most aATTRAcTIVE and VALUABLE paper ever issued at a publie fair. Its Free and Extensive Circulation will render it a peculiarly desirahle journal for advertising. From szven to EIcHr THOUsaNp individuals visited the exhibition last season in a single day and evening. Our printing press, mactive operation, rapidly throwing off an interesting sheet into the very hands of the anxious throng, presents an attractive scene, affording one of the most novel and effective modes of advertising ever offered through the columns of a newspaper. Many persons being eye-witnesses to the printing of the paper, preserve copies as reminiscences of their visit to the Fair, while others procure bound volumes to beretained as a permanent record of the Exhibition, giving a further benefit. to advertisers in addition to its wide circulation. ‘those wishing to secure space for advertising in the Mecuantcs’ Farr Datty Press, will do well to make early application to the proprietors. DEWEY & CoO., Patent Agents, Publishers of the Mining and Scientifie Press, and Job Printers, 505 Clay street, San Francisco. Trades and Manufactures. EDWARD BOSQUI & CO.; PRINTERS, GWook-Binders, Paper-Rulers, And Biank Gook Manufacturers, No. 517 Ciay street, between Clay and Sansome stree ta, SAN FRANGISCO,. 24v10 a? GUSTAVUS MEYER,

(LATE MEYER & SEIFRRTH) Maker of Models for Inventors and Mining Tools. MANUFACTURE Assayers’ Senles, Weights, and al) artieles used by Assayers ; Mathematical, Optical, and Mlning Instruments repaired and adjusted, Patterns, Small Steam and Air Envines (of the newest construction), and Hydraulic Pressure Pumps, made to order. No, 531 Market street, On pote SauaOTe, San Franeiseo. 21y9-tfq BUSWELE & CO., Book-Binders, Paper-Rulers, And Blank-Book Manufacturers, No. 509 Clay street and 508 Commercial street, between Montgomery and Sansome, San Franclsco. 4v8-tf JOWN DANIEL, . (SUCCESSOR TO 0. GOR]) MARBLE WoOoRES, No. 408 Pine st. bet. Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco. Mantels, Monuments, Tombs, Piumbers’ Slabs, 4 Ete., On hand and Manufactured to order. ror Goods shipped to all parts of the State. Orders respectfully solicited. 5v8-3m, NATHANIEL GRAY, General Furnishing Undertaker, 611 Sacramento St., corner of Webb, San Francisco. Barstow’s Metailic Burlal Caskets and Cases, tf THECDORE KALLENEERG, Maker of Models for Inventors. ACHINES, MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL Instruments, Seales, Weights, etc. Steel Stamps, Dies and Dic Sinking, Embossing Stamps. Repalring of Ee promptly attended to. No. 418 Market street, San Francisco, n7-t¢ Paimer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Philadelphia, PennJARVIS JEWETT, AGENT. 629 Washington Street, San Fraua 1, 1oya-Im F Professional Cards. WM. I. DUNCAN, Stock Broker, No. 605 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Mining Shares and Legal Tender Notes bought and sold strictly on commission. Liberal cash advances made un stocks consigned for sale. IvH 3m , SON, c. BUGBEE & ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS, MACHINE DRAWINGS, AND DRAWINGS ON WOOD. =. FA and 75 Montgomery Block, : SAN FRANCISCO. 25v10-3m DR. H. AUSTIN, DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montgomery and Kearny Streets, [OVER SAN FRANCISCO BATHS] SAN FRANCISCO. 20v10-uy To Mining Companies. A gentieman who has had many years experience in MinIng Superintendence, wishes employment In a first-class inine as Superintendent, The most sailsfactory references. given. Enquire at this offiec. 16v0-tf N. LOMBARD INGOLS, Accountant and General Factor, No, 32 Montgomery Block, Address, Box 2128, Postoffice, San Franelseo. 9vI0 4. 5. EDWARDS, JAMES N. OLNEY. EDWARDS, OLNEY «& CO., Real Estate, Stock, and General Auction & Commission House, No. 626 M y Street, M ry Blovk. JAMES N. OLNEY—Auctioncer. SECRETARIES of Mining Companies are invited to examine our carefully prepared Blanks and Forms for Accomnt Sales and Orders for Stock sold at Assessment Sales, and which will greatly assist them in keeping their records. 2ylu AUGUST KUNAST, Stock Broker, Member of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, Buys and Sells Stocks, Bonds, Ete. Office, No. 540 Washington Street, San BME 0 ¢ _ GF. DERTIEN, Mining Engineer and Metallurgist, Address San Franetisco, 259 W. 0, ANDREWS, NOTARY PUBLIC,’ —AND — Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada and the Territory of Arizona, AND FOR THE STATES OF MASSACHUSETTS AND MAINE. Office, Montgomery Block, 626 Montgomery Street, l0v8-2n SAN FRANCISCO. FREDERICK MANSELL. Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No. 422 California street, corncr of Leidsdortt: Drawings of Moners made for Fi parties applying for pa’ tents at Washington or London. Tarea.th GEORGE W. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No, 522 Montgomery St., Sum Francisco, MINING STOCK CERTIFICATES LITHOGRAPHED IN MOST ARTISTIC STYLE. CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS. T0v3-tf = SHERMAN DAY, Mining Engineer, No, 56 Montgomery Block, Snn Francisco, Will examine, survey and report upon mines, and consult and advise concerning Investments 1m mining property, or the ma ry t and expe: ures of nines, Bq" = LEANDER RANSOM, Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Having beer connected with the public werks of the State of Ohio for 20 years, and the public surveys of the State of California for 7 years. Also STATE LOCATING AGEXT, and as sneh having the saie of" 600,000 Acres of State School Lands, At the low price of $1.25 per Acre. Terms; Twenty per cent in cash and the balance on a credit of several years. Tvo-tt Office, 328 Montgomery street. DENIS WHELAN, KWashionable Boot Maker. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE. No. 1% Fourth Street, Near Market street, Gan Francisco. 16¥10-1m"*