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Collection: Books and Periodicals > Mining & Scientific Press

Volume 11 (1865) (424 pages)

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(Somes * * a ‘Tae highest priced labor outside of this Union is that of Canada—pext highest in price comes that of Europe. The wages of the Mexican peon are miserably small—the people of India are satisfied with a dollar a nionth—waces in Africa are little if any higler—the Cuban negro recetves evel less of food and clothing than has generally been givep in our Southerit States. . A LARGE portion of the Copfederate debt repudiates itself. It was made payable," three years after the treaty of peuce is signed between the United States apd the Cunfederate States of America.” Tur vicissitudes of a sailor's life are patnfully exhibited in the recept returns to the English Board of Trade. Of forty-seven . thousand seainen whose pames are recorded . during the twelve years ending 1864, no less than twenty thonsand died from drowning, and more than two thousand from accidents of various kinds. Ay oil well near Veriton, Ind., has cangit fire, and bnros with a blaze of about twelve feet in ltight, accompanied with dull explosions at short intervals. 7 SANTA CLARA COLLEGE, §. J., SANTA CLARA, CAL. Cundncted by the Futhers of the Society of Jesus, The FIFTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION of thls Coilege wilit eommence ou Monday, August 28th, 1865. TERNS—Taitiot tn the Classical aud Sclenlifie Department, Boarding and Lodging, Washing and Mending of articles washed; School Stationery, Medicn Attendnnce and Medicine, tuel, light, bnths, ete., per session of ten MONENS....e0.06 . ree SB For further information aud catalognes, apply. to the President of the College, or to Rey. A Maraschi, St. Ignatlus College, Market street, San Francisco. 3vIl REV. A, MASNATA, S. J., President, ea ° SAN JOSE INSTITUTE —— sa —— COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, LOCATED AT SAN JOSE, CAL. MALE AND FEMALE. The next session of this Institution wili commence on Mouday, Jniy 31, 1865. Anexperlenced and competent BOARD OF [NSTRUCTION ix engaged. and every facility will be afforded for a thorouch course of study, beth In the Academic and Coinmercial Departnents. Catalogues, containing fuil particolars, furnished upon adplication to F. GATES, ecto: 25v 10-310. San Jose, Cal. BLASTING POW DER. EDWARD H. PARKER, No. 224 California Street, a Agent of the Hazard Powder Company. EUREKA PATENT BLASTING POWDER. Price 83.50 Per Keg. Office, soutlicast corner Battery and Gommerchil streets. Room No. 9, with Saw Francisco Chemical Works, 4 CHAS. A. JAMES.. va AGENT For ‘underground biasting in Tunnels, Mines, ete., thls Powder plossesscs very §reat advautage—on acconnt of it giving out aca Ally smoke atter-the blast. By nsing the saine quantity in bulk as the gun blasting powder, you 2yllqy produce a much greater effect. PREMIUMS. ist Premium, at Sacrnomento Fair.,,.1862 ist Premium, at S.F. Bay District..1863 Ist Bremtum nt Sncramonto....,...1863 Ist Premium, atSan Francisco.....1864 Ist Promium, Cor Cordinis.....6.000. A864 st Premium, for Hygicuic Bitters..1864' Awarded, to V. SQUARZA. ae PA THE MBA GIE1LO The Mining and Scentifie Press, IRON: WORKS, Eivst & Fremont Sts., between Mission & Howard, San Franciseo. The proprietors of the above Works Invite the attention of all parties interested to their greatly improved and unequaled facilities tor manufactiiring Steam Engincs and Boilers, both Murine aud Stationary, of any required size and pattern, Quartz Mullis, Amalgamating, Pumping and Woisting machinery of the most approved constriction, Flour, Saw und Sugar Milis, Water Wheels, &e., ée. Our pnttern list is most eourplcte and eateuslye, embracing the late improvemeuts in all ciassesof machinery adapted to nse on this coast. We would cali especin] attentlon to the fact thal we haye secured the exclusive right of manufacture for the Pacific Const of the celebrated Greene Engine, conceded to + be the most cconomieal and perfcet working Engine now in use. We are also exclusive manufacturers of the celebrated Brynn Battery, Varnucy’s Amnigumators and Separntors, Ryerson’s Sunperhented Stenm Amnifamators ond Rotary Crushers, Stone Br Peasy echkers, &e, Orders respectfutly solicited. ‘GODDARD & COMPANY. Machinists and Foundries. FULTON FOUNDRY AND IRON WORKS. HINCKLEY & CO, MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, Quartz, Mliour and Saw Mills, Cast Iron Fronts for Bulldings, Mining Pumps, Amalgamators, and all kinds of Macuinery, Ete. Nos. 45, 47 aud 49 First street, between Market and Missiou stroct, San Frauelsco. 3-ay MINERS’ FOUNDRY —— MACHINE WORKS, First St., between Moware nnd Folsom Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, VERY deserlptlon of Iron and Brass Machinery, tho Bts? and MOST ECONOMICAL, manulictured iu the State of California. will be furnished with dispateh nt the MINERS' FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS, such as 8team Englnes and Boilers, Flour, Saw and Quartz Mls, Machinery, Mining Pomps, Amalgamators, Retorts, Etc., Ete. Parilcular attentlon wit be given to the manvfacturo of Machinery In Secttons designed for places of dificult access, Various models of Quartz Crusbers, Amulgamators and Water Wheels—some in operation and on exhibition. + desiring to test their eres practieally, in sinalt quantivies i afforded ample facilities, FREE OF COST. All parties ¢ ng accurate and high! ished drawlngs and superior hinery, ut most reasonable rates, are coxdially Invited to enll betore contracting clsewhere. tf HOWLAND, ANGEL & KING, JOHN LOCHHEAD’S STEAM ENGINE WORKS, Benle Street, neur Misslon Street, SAN FRANCISCO. Steam Engines of every description bnilt to order—Marine, Stationary, or Locomotive. Motsting and Pumping Engines, Portablo Engines of all Sizes; Donkey Pumps, Ete. 25v9q, JOHN LOCHHEAD, Practical Englncer. SOUN P. GALLAGHER. JOSEPH WEED, GALLAGHER & WEED, BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY And Loek Factory. ALL KINDS OF BRASS AND COMPOSITION CASTINGS AND FINISHING DONE WITH NEAT. NESS AND DISPATCH, HURCH AND STEAMBOAT BELLS, OF ALL made to order. Engineers’ Gongs made _ and hung in the best manner, Bank, Vault, Storo and Prison Locks; also Brnss Padlocks ané Shop Locks of various patterns, o band ond mado to oreer. 4 articular atiention given to castlug Ru and iT Work in general, n a cen anes aa All Johs promptly attended to, Prlees moderate, <6Y No. 125 First street, opposite Minna next door to Pueliice Foundry. jatt Removed from Oregon street. between Front and Davie]. SIZES, Vuican Iron Works Company (ESTABLISHED 1850.] First, Natoma and Fremont Streets. IRON FOUNDERS, Steam Engine and Locomotive BUILDERS, Boiler Makers, and Workers in Shect Iron, Brass and Copper. . These Works have lately been increased by tho addition of new shops on Fremont Strect, donbilug the capacity of the orlginal establishment. Thely tacilitles for turning out maellnuery promptly and efficicutly, are now unequaled in the
State. Their Boiler Works have aiso been enlarged correspondingly, The Company are prepared lo execute orders for all classes of Machinery and Boller Work, such ag Mining, Stenmship, and Stenmbont Mnehinery, Railrond Machinery, Flouring Mills, Locoinotlves Qnartz Mills, Car Trucks, Sugar Milis, Cur Whee: Saw Mills, cels, : Housings and Irons; and Mannficturlng Machinery of Every Kind. Sole Manufacturers of HEPBURN & PETERSON'S REDUCING PAN AND AMAL. OAMATOR BETH'S AMALGAMATOR; HERSE & MOORE'S IMPROVEO HOWELL QUARTZ CRUSHER; BAUX & GUIOO'S AMALGAMATOR AND SEPARATOR; FAUCHERY'S QUARTZ GRINDER AND WATER WHEEL; JONVAL'S IMPROVEO WATER WHEEL, STEVEN'S PISTON PACKING RINGS They have also a lirge assortinent of Patterns for Pumpfuy and llolsting Macbinery, Gearlig, Mullles, Water Aull Trons, Uydranlle and screw Presses, Keturis, Furiunces, Grate tars, House Frouts, Ornamenial Fence Posts and Paling, ove Ranges, etc., ete, Quartz Stnuipers, Shoes and Dies, of the best Hnrd Iron. Quartz Screens of Eussin Iron Punched to Order, 27 PORTLAND BOILER WORKS. MOYNIHAN & AITKEN, BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET IRON WORKERS. N. B.—Al klnds of Boiler and Sheet Iron Work execnted at the shortest notice, aud on the most reasonable terms. Mission street, between Beule and Fremont streets, San i aye Francisco. GEORGE T. PRACY, Machinist and Blacksmith. EAM ENGINE, FLOUR AND SAW MILL And Quartz Machinery, Printing Presses, —— MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE AND REPAIRED. Nos. 109 and NI Fremont street, near corner of Misslon, OPPOSITE MECHAXICS! MILL, ay3 SAN FRANCISCO. LEW15 COFFEY. J. S. RISDON. LEWIS COFFEY & RASDON, Steam Boiler & Sheet Iron Works. Wee only exelnsively Boller Making establishment onthe Paclfi¢ Coast owned ond condueted by Pracileal Boller Makers. All orders tor New Work and the repairing of Old Work, excenled as ordered, and war. anted as to quality. id Stand, cormer of Bush and Market streets, opposito Oriental Untel San Praneciecn H. J, BOOTH. GEO. W. PRESCOTT. UNION IRON WORKS! Corner First and Mission streets, SAN FRANCISCO, 1. M, SCOTT. ESTABLISHED IN 1849. AVING INGREASED OUR FACILITIES IN EVERY . Bepartinenl, we are now prepxred at the shortest notice and at the most reasonable rates, to furnish all kinds and description of Machinery, ineludlng Steain Engines, Mining Punips of all kinds, pois Gear, Gas Work, Lanndry Muchinery, Architectural and Ornamental Castings, Sugar M1Us, Saw aud Flour Mills, Water Wheels of all kinds, Hydraulic, Hay, Rag, Screw and Dea Presses, Coining Machinery, Pile Drivers, Bark and Mult Mills, and all kinds ot Gastluigs. Engines. Marine Engines, Oscillating and Bea ; Stern tnd Sido Whicel Boats, Locomotives, stationary Engines, Horlzoutal, Uprizht, Oscillatiug and Beunt, trom six to fitly inches diaineter. Boilers. Locomotive, Flne, Tubular, Upright, Cylinder and Cornish. Amalgamating Machinery. Wheeler & andail’s improyed Tractory Cnrve Psn, Zenas Wheeler's iniproved fint bottom pan, Beldin's pan, Youtch’s tuhs, Prater's conccitrators, Waklec's pans, Beers’ pan, German Rarrels, Arastra Geariuy, Chile Mills, Colemnn’s Crushers, Settlers of all descriplions, Retorta of ali sizes and shupes, for Silver and Gold, Portatle Stamp Mills, Straight Batteries, fax’ wood or Iron frames, Dry Crushing Batteries.or machines with the latest improvements, eyery varicty of Siamps, Mortars, Cams, ‘Pans and Tubs. Quartz Screens. We aro prepared to furnish both punch and slotted, from the finest to the coarsest numbers, of tle best quallty Rnzein Iron, 1 i a4 All work done in the best manner at the lowest cash prices. HM. J. BOOTIL & co. 2Iv10 PALMER, KNOX & CO., Golden State Tron Works, Nos, 19, 21, 2% and 25 First Street, SAN FRANCISCO, MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, STEAM ENGINES AND QUARTZ MILLS DUNBAR’S IMPROVED Self-Adjusting Piston Paelking, Requlres no springs or serews; ls always steam tlyht; without excessive friction, and uever gets sluck or ieaky. WITEELER & RANDALL'S NEW GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, TIEPBURN & PRIERSON'S AMALGAMATOR AND SEPARATOR, Tylor’s Improved Water Wheel, ON the greatest power, at lower, cost, than any Wheel In nse. There are over 1,500 running, givlug universai sutistaction. KNOX’S AMALGAMATORS, WITIL PALMER'S PATENT STEAM CHEST, Superior for worklng elther Guld or Silver Ores. Geuuluc White Lron Stnmp Shoes nnd Dies. Havlng been engaged for the past elght years In quartz mining, and belng conversant with aliihe inproyements, elther in Mining or Milllng, we are prepared to furnish, at the shortest notice, the most pertect machinery tor redueIng ores, or snving either gold or silver. 13¥Dqy-tt IDAHO MACHINE SHOP —AND— IRON WORKS, BD. C. HALL......+ceo PROPRIETOR, No. D0 First Street, San Francisco. MANUFACTURE TO ORDER STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, FLOUR AND SAW MILLS, And overy description of Sten Nery Including ALL IKINDS OF BRASS ANDIEON WORK Adapted to every departinent of dining and Meehanics. WN, B.—The manufacture of QUARTZ MILLS are made o speelality, and all work done at the above Works guaran. teed of the best material aud workmanshlp, ug DON'T MISTAKE THE I' LACE, t3v10 No. 9 First street, San Franelseo. UNION TRON WORKS, Sacramento. WILLIAMS, HEILBRON & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, And oll kinds of Mining Machinery. Also, ie, and Wine Presses made aid repaired with n¢atness, durability aud dispateh. Front Street, between N and O streets, G10 Sacramento City. NOVELTY IRON WORKS, Steam Engine, Boiler and~ Machine Shops. 4 TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, OF ALL KINDS, ON . hand and Made to Order. Quartz, Saw and Flour Mills, and all othgr kinds of Machinery, made te order, bought, sold or excRanged. Reynoids’ Variable Cut-Off Snves from 25 to 60 per cent. of Pucl. WINANS’ ANTLINCRUSTATION POWDER for Steam Bollers, a SURE REMEDY. Send for a Ulreular. zr. TT. STEEN. 89 and 41 Fremont, ane 42 np" 44 Benle Sta., SAN FRANCISCO! AIvOttn