Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

OS ———————————— Ghe Mining andl Scientific Breas. Kanp Hearrepyess to Cuitpren.—Blessed be the hand that prepares a pleasure for a child, for there is no saying when and where it may again bloom forth. Does not almost everybody remember some kind-hearted nan who showed him a kindness in the happy days of his childhood? The writer of this recollects, when a bare-footed lad, he stood at the wooden fence of alittle garden, in his pative village, while with longing eyes he gazed on the flowers which were blooming there iu the brightness of a Sonday morning. Their owner came forth from his little cottage. He was a wood-cutter, and spent the whole week at work in the woods. He had come into the garden to gather flowers to place in the button-hole of his coat when he went to church. He saw the boy, and, breaking off the most beautiful of his carnations, he gave it to him. Neither the giver nor the receiver spoke a word, and with bounding steps the boy ran home. And pow here, at a vast distance from that home, after so many years, the feeling of gratitude which agitated the breast of that, boy expresses itself on paper. The carnation has long since withered, but it now blooms atresh. Tas Risino Guneration.—In the United States there are about 60,000 common schools, which are supported in part by the State Treasuary, and partly by school funds nnd school taxes. In England and Wales there are 46,042 public and private schools, attended by 2,144,378 scholars. In addition, there are 1,545 eveuing schools, which provide for 30,783 children. ‘The number of Sunday Schools is 23,514, with 2,407,642 scholars. It is estimated that in England there is a scholar for every 835 persons ; in Scotland about one-seventh of the people are at school; while in the United States there is one scholar for every five persons. In Russia only one child for nbout 200 persons receives instruction in school, so that while at 9 o’clock on every Monday morning there aro 4,000,000 American boys and girls at school, there are in Russia only 100,000 eujoying the benefit ot instruction. ‘ A Clergyman in Chicago, last Christmas morning, missed his stockings, and after a long search found one on each horn of a new milch cow, which had been presented to him by his parishoners, and ornamented in this way to indicate that it was a Christmas gift. J.B. Cong, Busrsess Acency.—Makes private sales of Property aud Business Places of every description, iu tho eity and throughout the State; procures partners with largo and small amounts of money; negotiates sulos o maining property, and does a General Agency Business. Patrouago solicited hy mail, express, or by personal apPlication-at the office, 402 Montgomery Streot, San Francisco, California. 23v1itl EFOR SALE. Owing to the great distance from our point of manuufacture, we offer for sale the State Right of California for our Patent Boring Tools for Artesian Wells, illustrated upou the frst page of this paper February 17th, These Tools are now in use in the yarious Oil Regions of Peunsylvauia, Ohio and Virvinia ; and althougb hut just introduced, are universally approved and admired, and bid fair to hccomo eventually tho most popular tools in use. Wesball close without reserve to the party sending us the highest hid, to whom we will mail a complote set uf Drawings, copy of Circulars, etc, Address, fully, A. A. WILSON, Morgan Iron Works, qvlate Foot 9th street, East River, New York City. GEORGE £. BROWN, (Late ASsistant Examiner in the U.S. Patent Ofiice,) AVING RESIGNED THAT POSITION AFTER A TEnure of office of eighteen mouths, offers his services to INVENTORS AND THEIR ASSIGNEES, —sAS A Patent Solicitor, He will make Preliminary Examinations in the Patent Ollice, with a view to ascertain the Patentability of any invention that may be submitted to him for tbat purpose; will prepare the neeessary papers for those who wish to make Applieations for Patents for their Inventions, —OR FOR— EXTENSIONS OR REISSUES OF PATENTS Already granted; wil! net asan Attorney in presenting Applications at the Pateut Otiice, and in TREE them tow inal issue; wlll draw up Assignments; will examine into the cundition of Rejected Applications when desired to do 80, and undertake the prosecution of sueh as may be consid¢red natentuble, and do whatever else is usuafly doue by Pateut Solicitors. Address, P.O. Box 257, Washington, D. C, 7vl22n Mongy uy Matt.—Subseribers and advertisers remitting us money in less sums than $50, tan do so hy mail at our risk, if they will register thoir letters; we will take no Tisk ou uuregistered letters, or letters hy express. Remittances by express must he prepaid. = : Sr wate — j vidas il i) Hi if I Ip i THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALCAMATOR In the engraving herewith presented, A represents the Rim of the Pan; B, Muller; C, Legs; D, Cross-Frame;_E, Gearing: F, Screw; G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards; I, Key; @, Dies; ¢, Shnes, and oy Openings, The relative grinding capacities of ‘The Excelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conic: Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 98 and 110. That is, the respective mullers being of the same diameter, samo weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity “The Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will rednee one hun« dred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed Pan ninetyeight tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and ten tons to the same degree of fineness in the same time. The wear to the Shoes and Dies at their grinding surfaces in th Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator, is perlectly uniform, thug securing evenness of reduetion to the pulp, as well as steadiness of motion to the muller. Uniform wear of tbe grinding plates has been attained in no other tban that of the Tractory form—nor can it be. Another property of excellence in this machine is tbat tbo meta or substance to be amalgamated passes direct from the grindin surfaces into the quicksilver ; thus excluding the possibility of i becoming coated with any foreign substances, after having been burnished. It is truthfully said “that the Tractory-formed Par as a Grinder has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior.” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pun in use, MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors, } The undersigued having had several years of experience in practiea quartz mining operations, will ever take great pleasure in furnishing partics interested iu miming and machinery any desired information which they muy possess, WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1865. Lich TOUSsE, Corner of Montgomery and Sutter strects, * SAN FRANCISCO, S. ALSTROM AND G. S. JOHNSON, Prop’rs. This elegant and commodionz Hotel is situated on the principal Jha eee street of San Franci-co. The lick oso is finished and furuished witha degree of beauty and excellence unsurpassed, combining all the modern ap plications nud arrangements of a FIRST CLASS Hil thus offering superior inducements to the traveling public. The proprietors assure their patrous that the Lick House shall uot be excelled in any of its apnalutments, or in polite attendance or attention te all the comforts of its guests. is ERNATIONAL HOTEL, KK Street, between Third and Fourth, SACRAMENTO, S NOW ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT Houses in Saeramento. It bas’ seveuty-tive Rooms, which ean be lund in suites for families, or singly to snit Individuals—all new-titrnished, large and finely venlillated, No expense has been saved to make it comfortable and pleasant for guests. Price of Rooms very low. Moals, 25 cents. 8v12-6m. B, EISENMENGER. BRANNAN HOUSE, (Formerly Vernon,) J street, between Front and Sccond sirects, SACRAMENTO. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE ITAD. 8vl2.3m NERS. J. DUNN, Proprictress, WHAT CHEER HOUSE, SACRAMENTO, Fire-Proof Brick Bnildinc, eorner Front and K Strects, opposite Steamboat Landing. Meals... Board, per wee Boanl and Lodging, per Single Rooms... esd Railroad Ticket Office and Stage Office on first floor. 7¥12-3m Ald. SXLATZ, Proprictor, VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT EFOWn SALE. The patent right for the United States of a valuable in vention can he secured at a bargain by applying at tbis offico. The articlo isono otf general application througbut civilization. : DEWEY & CO., Publishers. RUGGLES! PRINTING PRESS For Sale or Exchange. The Proprietors of the Mwine axp Scientimic Press have on hand a Half Medinm Ruggles Engine Job Press, in condition good as uew, which will be sold cheap, or exchange for a good Hand-Press of medinm or large size. BEWEY & CO., Job Printers, Office, 505 Clay street. WILLIAM PENROSE, Agent for Messrs. Vivian & Son and Dillwyn & Co., Smelters at Swansea, Is prepared to buy in any quantity COPPER, SILVER, GOLD, LEAD . AND OTHER VALUABLE ORES; Also Lead Bars Coutaining Gold and Sliver, Be Full valne palt ou delivery iu this City.7 Address Lock Box No. 992, P. 0.,San Fraucisco. 25v10 REW YORE PRICES. JOHN TAYLOR & CO, AE NEW YORK PRICES. Cc. EF. COLLINS, No. 602 Montgomery streel, San Francisco. EXCLUSIVE AGENT — FOR THE — —IMPORTERS AND DEALERS OF — ASSAYERS’ MATERIALS, Druggists’ & Chemists’ Glassware, Photographic Stock, Ete. 612 and 514 Washingion Siveet, a = ra 8 Qa = a ist AMERICAN a . SAN FRANCISCO. WATCH FACTORY. é . A large assoriment of theso . ta E aro reeciviug direct from MESSRS. LADD & OE RT Superior Watehes,. 4 ¥¥ LING (London) and BEEKER & SONS (Antwerp, Bel In Gold and Silver Cases erumn) theieureoy u G& 2 5 PI S . Constantly on hand, and sold at Factory . ASSAY AND BULLION BALANCES, sj pleas: w2uleo. KS And from Franee and Germany, as well as the Eastern: (eo ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES, Slat: Ce a Ce a . PE IA8Es, G 3 i a, ARE, und 2 Imported directly from he Manulacturers. “ every Article required for ASSAY OFTICES, LABORATO+ cy c ‘ ¢ RIES, etc. We have given this branch of our bnslness par a The Ameriean Company are now making a tea aaa i ie euch sales Pe, neeessary u_ the development of the mineral wealth of this const. ios VERY FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES. n pitch Asecmment of DRUGCISTS GLASSWATE andPy tay A large assortment of Gold Chains "3 ] . stantly on lind. eS ond Cr ae Ss aud Jewelry. ¥ 10-62 . 5 San’Franelsco, March 6, 1865. livio-te mt 3 5 9 3) = ii CHARLES BERNARD, oO 0 NEW YORK PRICES. MANUFACTURED AND DEALER tN oO o. Family Chartres Coffee, G pur 26S ‘SES SON ISt AA GE ‘TIVH AONIOD LV WIGHO OL HAV PNULLOTI ‘OSTV "IvO ‘OOSIONVUA NVS Sur UIS-T1OL qVoog uwO0OW ‘OPULL [IV}JOUW Puy slesoloy AA TOLL AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS, No. 707 Sansome street, cor. Gold, het. Jackson & Pacific, First Premium Awarded BY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOR BEST COFFEE AND SPICES, Ai eenEOprigIG having introduced steam power in hig Manufactory, has now inereased facilities to supply tho trnde and tho public in general. All artieles troin Lis es tablishinent are guaranteed te be pure aud unadulterute The public are respectiully inviled to call und convinee ees Country orders prowiptly attended io. $v11-3m OIL WELL BORING. J. SEVENOAKS, Contractor For Well Eoring and Erecting all kinds of Ma ehinery couneceted therewith, Having had extensive experience In horing fpr oll in Pennsylvania, Canada and elsewhere, 1 teel contilent of being able to give entlre satisfaction. Persons desirous of mnking coltraets as above, or wishing information with Tegzard to oi] indieations, ete., will picase address me at tho omee ot the * Mining and Scientific Press,” Sau Franelsco, or to my personal address, Box 1229San Franciseo. 2y11 JHINING PROPERTIES. Pale WISBING MINING PROPERTIES CAN 8 aceonmmodated by applying to the Pacific Mineral Co, 484 Cahtornia Street, next door enst ol the Paeifle Insurance office, up stairs. W. F. BRYANT, Agent. XN. B.—Parties forwarding Mining interests for disposal, are remlndeé that it is important to state such facts only a! can be tully snbstantiated. upon a-eareful exumination ol sald properties, thereby greatly enhancing the chances of ‘WOU HAVA DNIHLOTIO “H DOTO VIN moa rrLyV oO success, and avoidiug the useiéss loss of time and trouble. lvl2 SuEsckIsx FOR rr.—The large, illustrated sixty-four column weekly newspaper—the San Francisco Misine snp Screntiri¢c Press—zshould be taken by every Miner, prospector, and intelligent citizen thronghout Colorado, as it Rives a mint of most uscinl information to be guined no . other way,on miuing mattors generally.—[Rocky Moun} tainWews. By Express.—Two cents per copy will he added to our — usual rates of subscription (to pay Wells, Fargo & Cos tariff) on papers sent by express. If vonnecting expresses in the interior make additional charges, subscribers must themselves settle the same,

OS ———————————— Ghe Mining andl Scientific Breas. Kanp Hearrepyess to Cuitpren.—Blessed be the hand that prepares a pleasure for a child, for there is no saying when and where it may again bloom forth. Does not almost everybody remember some kind-hearted nan who showed him a kindness in the happy days of his childhood? The writer of this recollects, when a bare-footed lad, he stood at the wooden fence of alittle garden, in his pative village, while with longing eyes he gazed on the flowers which were blooming there iu the brightness of a Sonday morning. Their owner came forth from his little cottage. He was a wood-cutter, and spent the whole week at work in the woods. He had come into the garden to gather flowers to place in the button-hole of his coat when he went to church. He saw the boy, and, breaking off the most beautiful of his carnations, he gave it to him. Neither the giver nor the receiver spoke a word, and with bounding steps the boy ran home. And pow here, at a vast distance from that home, after so many years, the feeling of gratitude which agitated the breast of that, boy expresses itself on paper. The carnation has long since withered, but it now blooms atresh. Tas Risino Guneration.—In the United States there are about 60,000 common schools, which are supported in part by the State Treasuary, and partly by school funds nnd school taxes. In England and Wales there are 46,042 public and private schools, attended by 2,144,378 scholars. In addition, there are 1,545 eveuing schools, which provide for 30,783 children. ‘The number of Sunday Schools is 23,514, with 2,407,642 scholars. It is estimated that in England there is a scholar for every 835 persons ; in Scotland about one-seventh of the people are at school; while in the United States there is one scholar for every five persons. In Russia only one child for nbout 200 persons receives instruction in school, so that while at 9 o’clock on every Monday morning there aro 4,000,000 American boys and girls at school, there are in Russia only 100,000 eujoying the benefit ot instruction. ‘ A Clergyman in Chicago, last Christmas morning, missed his stockings, and after a long search found one on each horn of a new milch cow, which had been presented to him by his parishoners, and ornamented in this way to indicate that it was a Christmas gift. J.B. Cong, Busrsess Acency.—Makes private sales of Property aud Business Places of every description, iu tho eity and throughout the State; procures partners with largo and small amounts of money; negotiates sulos o maining property, and does a General Agency Business. Patrouago solicited hy mail, express, or by personal apPlication-at the office, 402 Montgomery Streot, San Francisco, California. 23v1itl EFOR SALE. Owing to the great distance from our point of manuufacture, we offer for sale the State Right of California for our Patent Boring Tools for Artesian Wells, illustrated upou the frst page of this paper February 17th, These Tools are now in use in the yarious Oil Regions of Peunsylvauia, Ohio and Virvinia ; and althougb hut just introduced, are universally approved and admired, and bid fair to hccomo eventually tho most popular tools in use. Wesball close without reserve to the party sending us the highest hid, to whom we will mail a complote set uf Drawings, copy of Circulars, etc, Address, fully, A. A. WILSON, Morgan Iron Works, qvlate Foot 9th street, East River, New York City. GEORGE £. BROWN, (Late ASsistant Examiner in the U.S. Patent Ofiice,) AVING RESIGNED THAT POSITION AFTER A TEnure of office of eighteen mouths, offers his services to INVENTORS AND THEIR ASSIGNEES, —sAS A Patent Solicitor, He will make Preliminary Examinations in the Patent Ollice, with a view to ascertain the Patentability of any invention that may be submitted to him for tbat purpose; will prepare the neeessary papers for those who wish to make Applieations for Patents for their Inventions, —OR FOR— EXTENSIONS OR REISSUES OF PATENTS Already granted; wil! net asan Attorney in presenting Applications at the Pateut Otiice, and in TREE them tow inal issue; wlll draw up Assignments; will examine into the cundition of Rejected Applications when desired to do 80, and undertake the prosecution of sueh as may be consid¢red natentuble, and do whatever else is usuafly doue by Pateut Solicitors. Address, P.O. Box 257, Washington, D. C, 7vl22n Mongy uy Matt.—Subseribers and advertisers remitting us money in less sums than $50, tan do so hy mail at our risk, if they will register thoir letters; we will take no Tisk ou uuregistered letters, or letters hy express. Remittances by express must he prepaid. = : Sr wate — j vidas il i) Hi if I Ip i THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALCAMATOR In the engraving herewith presented, A represents the Rim of the Pan; B, Muller; C, Legs; D, Cross-Frame;_E, Gearing: F, Screw; G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards; I, Key; @, Dies; ¢, Shnes, and oy Openings, The relative grinding capacities of ‘The Excelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conic: Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 98 and 110. That is, the respective mullers being of the same diameter, samo weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity “The Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will rednee one hun« dred and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed Pan ninetyeight tons, and the Conical Pan one hundred and ten tons to the same degree of fineness in the same time. The wear to the Shoes and Dies at their grinding surfaces in th Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator, is perlectly uniform, thug securing evenness of reduetion to the pulp, as well as steadiness of motion to the muller. Uniform wear of tbe grinding plates has been attained in no other tban that of the Tractory form—nor can it be. Another property of excellence in this machine is tbat tbo meta or substance to be amalgamated passes direct from the grindin surfaces into the quicksilver ; thus excluding the possibility of i becoming coated with any foreign substances, after having been burnished. It is truthfully said “that the Tractory-formed Par as a Grinder has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior.” As a whole, it is far superior to any other pun in use, MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden State Iron Works WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors, } The undersigued having had several years of experience in practiea quartz mining operations, will ever take great pleasure in furnishing partics interested iu miming and machinery any desired information which they muy possess, WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1865. Lich TOUSsE, Corner of Montgomery and Sutter strects, * SAN FRANCISCO, S. ALSTROM AND G. S. JOHNSON, Prop’rs. This elegant and commodionz Hotel is situated on the principal Jha eee street of San Franci-co. The lick oso is finished and furuished witha degree of beauty and excellence unsurpassed, combining all the modern ap plications nud arrangements of a FIRST CLASS Hil thus offering superior inducements to the traveling public. The proprietors assure their patrous that the Lick House shall uot be excelled in any of its apnalutments, or in polite attendance or attention te all the comforts of its guests.

is ERNATIONAL HOTEL, KK Street, between Third and Fourth, SACRAMENTO, S NOW ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT Houses in Saeramento. It bas’ seveuty-tive Rooms, which ean be lund in suites for families, or singly to snit Individuals—all new-titrnished, large and finely venlillated, No expense has been saved to make it comfortable and pleasant for guests. Price of Rooms very low. Moals, 25 cents. 8v12-6m. B, EISENMENGER. BRANNAN HOUSE, (Formerly Vernon,) J street, between Front and Sccond sirects, SACRAMENTO. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE ITAD. 8vl2.3m NERS. J. DUNN, Proprictress, WHAT CHEER HOUSE, SACRAMENTO, Fire-Proof Brick Bnildinc, eorner Front and K Strects, opposite Steamboat Landing. Meals..... Board, per wee Boanl and Lodging, per Single Rooms..... esd Railroad Ticket Office and Stage Office on first floor. 7¥12-3m Ald. SXLATZ, Proprictor, VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT EFOWn SALE. The patent right for the United States of a valuable in vention can he secured at a bargain by applying at tbis offico. The articlo isono otf general application througbut civilization. : DEWEY & CO., Publishers. RUGGLES! PRINTING PRESS For Sale or Exchange. The Proprietors of the Mwine axp Scientimic Press have on hand a Half Medinm Ruggles Engine Job Press, in condition good as uew, which will be sold cheap, or exchange for a good Hand-Press of medinm or large size. BEWEY & CO., Job Printers, Office, 505 Clay street. WILLIAM PENROSE, Agent for Messrs. Vivian & Son and Dillwyn & Co., Smelters at Swansea, Is prepared to buy in any quantity COPPER, SILVER, GOLD, LEAD . AND OTHER VALUABLE ORES; Also Lead Bars Coutaining Gold and Sliver, Be Full valne palt ou delivery iu this City.7 Address Lock Box No. 992, P. 0.,San Fraucisco. 25v10 REW YORE PRICES. JOHN TAYLOR & CO, AE NEW YORK PRICES. Cc. EF. COLLINS, No. 602 Montgomery streel, San Francisco. EXCLUSIVE AGENT — FOR THE — —IMPORTERS AND DEALERS OF — ASSAYERS’ MATERIALS, Druggists’ & Chemists’ Glassware, Photographic Stock, Ete. 612 and 514 Washingion Siveet, a = ra 8 Qa = a ist AMERICAN a . SAN FRANCISCO. WATCH FACTORY. é . A large assoriment of theso . ta E aro reeciviug direct from MESSRS. LADD & OE RT Superior Watehes,. 4 ¥¥ LING (London) and BEEKER & SONS (Antwerp, Bel In Gold and Silver Cases erumn) theieureoy u G& 2 5 PI S . Constantly on hand, and sold at Factory . ASSAY AND BULLION BALANCES, sj pleas: w2uleo. KS And from Franee and Germany, as well as the Eastern: (eo ENGLISH AND SWISS WATCHES, Slat: Ce a Ce a . PE IA8Es, G 3 i a, ARE, und 2 Imported directly from he Manulacturers. “ every Article required for ASSAY OFTICES, LABORATO+ cy c ‘ ¢ RIES, etc. We have given this branch of our bnslness par a The Ameriean Company are now making a tea aaa i ie euch sales Pe, neeessary u_ the development of the mineral wealth of this const. ios VERY FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES. n pitch Asecmment of DRUGCISTS GLASSWATE andPy tay A large assortment of Gold Chains "3 ] . stantly on lind. eS ond Cr ae Ss aud Jewelry. ¥ 10-62 . 5 San’Franelsco, March 6, 1865. livio-te mt 3 5 9 3) = ii CHARLES BERNARD, oO 0 NEW YORK PRICES. MANUFACTURED AND DEALER tN oO o. Family Chartres Coffee, G pur 26S ‘SES SON ISt AA GE ‘TIVH AONIOD LV WIGHO OL HAV PNULLOTI ‘OSTV "IvO ‘OOSIONVUA NVS Sur UIS-T1OL qVoog uwO0OW ‘OPULL [IV}JOUW Puy slesoloy AA TOLL AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS, No. 707 Sansome street, cor. Gold, het. Jackson & Pacific, First Premium Awarded BY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOR BEST COFFEE AND SPICES, Ai eenEOprigIG having introduced steam power in hig Manufactory, has now inereased facilities to supply tho trnde and tho public in general. All artieles troin Lis es tablishinent are guaranteed te be pure aud unadulterute The public are respectiully inviled to call und convinee ees Country orders prowiptly attended io. $v11-3m OIL WELL BORING. J. SEVENOAKS, Contractor For Well Eoring and Erecting all kinds of Ma ehinery couneceted therewith, Having had extensive experience In horing fpr oll in Pennsylvania, Canada and elsewhere, 1 teel contilent of being able to give entlre satisfaction. Persons desirous of mnking coltraets as above, or wishing information with Tegzard to oi] indieations, ete., will picase address me at tho omee ot the * Mining and Scientific Press,” Sau Franelsco, or to my personal address, Box 1229San Franciseo. 2y11 JHINING PROPERTIES. Pale WISBING MINING PROPERTIES CAN 8 aceonmmodated by applying to the Pacific Mineral Co, 484 Cahtornia Street, next door enst ol the Paeifle Insurance office, up stairs. W. F. BRYANT, Agent. XN. B.—Parties forwarding Mining interests for disposal, are remlndeé that it is important to state such facts only a! can be tully snbstantiated. upon a-eareful exumination ol sald properties, thereby greatly enhancing the chances of ‘WOU HAVA DNIHLOTIO “H DOTO VIN moa rrLyV oO success, and avoidiug the useiéss loss of time and trouble. lvl2 SuEsckIsx FOR rr.—The large, illustrated sixty-four column weekly newspaper—the San Francisco Misine snp Screntiri¢c Press—zshould be taken by every Miner, prospector, and intelligent citizen thronghout Colorado, as it Rives a mint of most uscinl information to be guined no . other way,on miuing mattors generally.—[Rocky Moun} tainWews. By Express.—Two cents per copy will he added to our — usual rates of subscription (to pay Wells, Fargo & Cos tariff) on papers sent by express. If vonnecting expresses in the interior make additional charges, subscribers must themselves settle the same,