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Collection: Books and Periodicals > Mining & Scientific Press

Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

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154 The Mining andl Srientific ress, ———s Too Truz.—tThe following picture of the miner’s life, by a letter writer who visited Virginin City the first of the month—pay-day —portrays in colors too true the end and aim of a large class of those who, thongh pioneers in discovering and invaluable as the bone aud sinew to open and develop mines, are good for nothing to themselves, always drudging and always complaining of the hard fate meted out to them : “Virginia is lively, the city is astir with busy life, and its pulses throb with feverish excitement — alarming fact but true, why? Every thirty daysall the mines and mills of Storey county and adjacent burgs pay off their corps of employees, and for afew days thereafter whisky shops, hurdy-houses, theaters and red-curtained palaces thrive on the toil— strained gold of the “honest miner.” Soon he gets broke, and until another thirty days roll around on heavy clogged wheels, the poor devil has only to work, work, work, and the city has only to wag, wag, wag, as slow as stuges, until old gunny-sacks pays off the redbrawned muscle that makes a monthly fool of itself.” Trades and Manufactures. Pacific Glass Works Are now prepared to execute orders for tha manufacture of All Kinds of Bottles to Order, Office, No. 621 Clay street, San Francisco. 3vIl-3m JOHN DANIEL, {SUCCESSOR TO 0. GOR!) MARBLE WORES, No. 408 Pine st. hat. Montgomery and Kearny, San Franeisco. Mantels, Moauments, Tombs, Plumbers’ Slabs, Ete., On hand aud Manutactured to order. 3a Ooods shipped io all parts of the State. Orders respectfull} solicited. Sy3-3m._ NATHANIEL GRAY, General Furnishing Undertaker, 641 Sacramento St, corner of Webb, Sau Francisco. Barstow’s Metallic Burlal Caskets and Cases, THEODORE KALLENEGERG,Maker of Models for Inventors. ACHINES, MATHEMATICAL, OPTICAL AND PHILUSOPHiICAL Instruments, Scales, Weights, ete. Steel Stamps, Dies and Die Sinking, Embossing Stamps. Repairing ot machinery promptly atteuded to. No. 418 Market street, San Franeiseo. ny-if Palmer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Philndelphia, Penn. JARVIS JEWETT, AGENT. 629 Washiugton Street, San Francisco, Cal. ° J0v3-lm DENIS WHELAN, Eashionable Boot Maker, REPAIRING NEATLY DONE, AT SHORT NOTICE, No, 17 Fourth Street, Near Market street, Sau lranelsco,. 15v10-Imn* FIRE, HYDRAULIC & SUCTION HOSE, And Leather Belting. M M. COOK & SON, 801 Battery Street, San Francisco, Are now manulaeturing as above, Fire, Hydraulic and Suctlou Hose, and Leather Belting, of any diioension aud In any quantity which may be desircd. Fira Huse and Belting constantly on hand or mMunulactured to order. Also Saddles and Horse Uollars. . The subserlbers would respectfully ask purehasers to call and examine thelr stock—uisu testumauials o! the elticiency ot thelr work lronisuch x6 hava used there huse both lor fire andimlulug purposes. A diploma was awarded to,Us List year, by the Mechanics’ lustitute, o! this city, aud a silver Teedal this vear. i2vilSAN ERANCISCO CORDAGE MANUFACTORY. CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A Lurge aad Complete Assortment — —— MANILA CORDAGE, FOR MININO PURPOSES ~— ALSO —— WHALE LINE, BALE ROPE, ETC,, Manufactured from Pure Manila domp, Hoisting Ropes for Deep Shafts, —— ALSO -— Lines for Ferry Goats, Munufactured to Order. Office at TUBBS & COVS, Nos, 61] aad 613 Frontstreet. Manufactory at the Potre lavil0 Professional Cards. Our Patent Ageaey, The Patent Acsney of the Minine Ann Sctantirio Press has been signallzed with remarkable success during the Past two years. Tha importance tothe inventive genius of thls coast of a thorough and rellable ageney for tha solicita tlon of Letters Patent from the United States and foreign Governments cannot be over-rated,and the Proprietors of tbe Press, feeling tha responsibillty which rests upon them, and tha reward which must follow the faithful performance of their trusts, will take eare to afford Inventors evcry advantaga to bo secured to them through a competent and reSponslble ageney upon this coast. Ss. C. BUGBEE & SON, ARCHITECTS. DESIGNS, MACHINE DRAWINGS, AND DRAWINGS ON WooD. V4 and 75 Montgomery Block SAN FRANCISCO. 25v 10-31 FREDERICK MANSELL. Mechanical & Architectural Draughtsman, No. 422 California street, corner of Leidsdorff. Drawings of Monsts made for id parties applying for pa tents at Washington or London. Tmarasth JAMES M. TAYLOR, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, COURT, COMMISSIONER, appolnted by the Fourth Distriet Court, COMMISSIONER Or DEEDS tor Nevada and Massachuse+ts, Court Block, San Pranciseo. Entrances opposite City Hail, Merchant street, and 636 laviltt Ulay street. DR. H. AUSTIN, DENTIST, No. 634 Washington Street, Between Montcomery and Kearay Streets (ovER SAN FRANCISCO BATHS) SAN FRANCISCO. 20v10-ay AUGUST KUNAST, Stock Broker, Member of the 1 San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, Buys and Sells Stocks, Bonds, Ete. Offica, No. 540 Washington Street, San Francisco. t) * 2y: G. EF. DEETKEN, Mining Engineer and Metallurgist, Address Saa Francisco. 25v9 WILLIAM P. BLAKE, MINING ENGINEER, Will make Surveys and Examonations of Mines, or glve advice regarding their working, the erection of Machinery, etc. Office at Unlon Iren Works, corner of First and Misslon sts., or Lock Box 2,077 Post OMee, San Fraucisco, W. 0. ANDREWS, NWOT ATS PUBLIC —ANn— COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS, 626 Montgomery Street, loyvSqy GEORGE IL. BAKER, Lithographer & Engraver, No. 522 Montgomery St., San Francisco. MINING STOCK CERTIFICATES LITHOGRAPHED IN MOST ARTISTIC STYLE, CALL AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS, 1Ov8-tf SHERMAN DAY, Mining Engineer, No. 57 Montgomery Block, Sua Francisco, Will examine, shrvey and report upon mines, and cons and ndvise evicerning investments in nbring property, or the sash management and expenditures of mines. ‘i To Mining Companies. OENTLEMAN OF MUGII EXPERIENCE AS A MINing Superintendent, In England, Spain, and on the Paciile coast, and one intimately acquainted with every department of mining, aud with neurly every cluss of mineral, isdesirous of securing a position as Superutendeut of soure mining operation in California or Nevada. ‘The applieant wus lor lour years Superintendent of the New Alnaden Quicksilver Mine, iu tins state. The best ol’ reference given on application at this offico. San Francisco, Oct. 12, 1865 -Svlltf REMOVAL. MONS. A. COULON, Informs hls patrons that he has removed his DRAWING SCHOOL from Piue street to 410 Kearny Street. Drawing Classes in the Evening will take place as usual, DEAWINGS FOR oes cee aud beatly done. 20v11-Lni Votume TwetrrH.—lThe Mising AnD Sousnrimic Press, with its last issue, commenced its tweitth volume. Since Dewey & Co, havo * held the ribhons” its gait has been Tapia toward a perfect journal. Its appearance evidences its prosperity, but doubtless, like some of the rest of us, it can stand increased encouragement. Let such be given, and, our word for it, voluma thirteeu will ackaowledge receipt.—[Goldea Era, ?
Metallurgy. MOSHEIMER’S CONCENTRATOR RECEIVED THE FIRST PREMIUM From the ROYAL POLYTECHNIC SOCIETY, In Corn. wall, and was highly r led by tho Comm: ers Ai He most Slmple and Effective Concentrator for all kinds of Ores, Every Quartz Mill ought to have them, as they not only save Gold and Silver, but also the Quicksilver and Sulphurets, without extra Inbor. They ean be built entirely ot wood atthe mine, and will separate more perfeetly In one operation, than any other Concentrator in use. Apply to J. MOSHEIMER, 423 Washington street. 2vllay EUROPEAN METALLURGICAL WORKS, ~— AND —— Practical Mining School, Bryant Strect, Between Third and Fourth, SAN TFRANGISCO. , eke Proprietors are at nll times prepared to work or test Oressent to this establishment—either in large or small uantities—by such process as may be found best adapted to their chemical character, alter a cprefuil analysis has been made. Test lots of Ore udapted tothe smelting process attended to. pulphures pyritous, and the (so-called) " rebellous ores,” are having especial attention paid to thelr sueeessIul treatment. <Assaylng in the humid and dry way. Also, reining by cupellation, done at moderate rates. PRACTICAL MINING SCHOOL. The proprietors—encouraged by numerous applieations from gentlemen desirous of pursuing the study of practical metallurgy—have concluded to admit parties on reasonable terms. aving in their Mill all the necessary appllances for crushing, roasting, amalgamating, smelting, refining and assaying, as also a well extended Laboratory for the analysis of Ores and Minerals, a good opportunity Is foe offered to acquire a sound practical knowledge of the business. 8. P. Erna, aR. et Y. SODIUM AMALGAM! With Iastructloas for its Use. THE ABOVE FOR SALE IN ANY QUANTITY THAT MAY BE REQUIRED, —BY— H. P. WAKELEE, Importer, 2v12 1m Corner Moutgomery and Bush streets. G. KUSTEL, Metallurgist and Mining Engineer, Stevenson House, cornor Montgomery and Caiifornla sts. Ores Analyzed, Advice given; and Plans Furnished for working of different res. Mines Re tity eu reported upon, v11-3m. BOALT & STETEFELDT, Metallurgists and Mining Engineers AUSTIN, NEVADA. Western Branch of ADELBERG & RAYMOND, No. 90 Broadway, New York, Ilvll Copper, Lead, Gold, Silver, Nickel and Cobalt Ore. Tho above Ores nre either purchased or liberal advances mace upon consignments, at the lowest Britisl: rates of interest. Fur particulars apply lo TIIOMAS PRICE, Ageat for Townshead Wood & Co., Swaasea, No. 406 Califurnia Sireet, San Frauclsco. Tév10-3m MARTIN & CO., Office, Stevensoa House, Corner California and Montgomery streets (up stalrs). WILL CONTRACT FOR TRE PURCHASE OF COPPER ORES, Assayng eight per cent. and upwards of Copper to the Wo will make adyances upon Ores of Copper. San Franciseo, Post Oltiee Box 1259, MINERS Who wish to erect Quartz Mills, Concentrating or Smelting Works, wlll find it to thelr interest to consult the undersigned, as to the best and cheapest mode of Reducing Ores. Being acqualnted with ull the modern improvements of Europe and Ameriea, in Mining, Maehinery and Mciallurgy, I nudertake the crection of any kind of Works, and warrant thelr suecesst'ul operation. Oold, Silver and Copper Ores bought in any qnantlty. Assay of Ores made by a new Fire Process In half the usual time, an at half price. Apply to 23vliqgy J. MOSHEIMER, 423 Washington street, Sau Franelsco. W. S, KEYES, A.M, (GRADUATE OF SCHOOL OF MINES, FREIBURG.) Office, northwest cores Montgomery and Sacramento itreets, Room No. 19, over Parrott & Co's Bank. Assays—Analysis of Ores, Mineral Waters, etc., ete. Mingscxamined and reporled upon. Office Hours, from 9to 12 MN. 8yl2te Susscrisers who do not receive the Mixing anp Scenmmo Press in due time, are requested to inform the pubiishars. W. A. Ooopyzar. GOODYEAR & BLAKE, Civiland Mining Engineers —ant— Metallurgists. T. A. BLaks, Among others, refer by permission to— Prov, Sintmax New Haven Ct. Dr. Joan Torrey, U. S. Assayer, New York City. W. C, Rauston, D. 0. Mitts, Bank of Californla;. Barron & Co., San Francise. Address, P, O. Box 2,092, San Franclseo, Cal. SO DLU M3 Potassinm, Magnesium, And a fresh supply of PURE CHEMICALS. Just reeelyed and for sale by JOHN TAYLOR & CO., 412 Washington streat. Svl2gr 4y12-Im WILLIAM PENROSE, Ageat for Messrs. Viviaa & Son and Dillwyn & Co,, Smeltera dt Swaasea, Is prepared to huy In any quantity COPPER, SILVER, GOLD, LEAD AND OTHER VALUABLE ORES; Also Lead Bars Contaluing Gold nad Sliver, aay Full value paid on delivery in this City. .27 Address Lock Box No, 992, P. 0.,San Francisco, 25v10 ADVANCES MADE ON Copper Ore, BY ALSOP & CO.,, 4v12-3m. Callfornin Street, San Franetsco, Mines Sold in New York. HE SUSSCRIBER HAVINO EXCELLENT FACILITIES tor disposing of Gold, Silver and Copper Mincs of the Pacitie coust In New York aud Bostou, will be pleased to eonfer with those having mines for sale. No charges unless sales are made Retersto R. G. Sneath, G. W_ Gibbs, Thos. Hill. 4vi2 J. WILLIAMS, 413 East street. By Authority of the State of California, Having fully Complled wlhih the Lnw by a Deposit of $525,000 Bonds of the State of Callforaiu aud the United Stutes, BIGELOW & BROTHER, General Insurance Agents. Fire, Marine, and Life Insurance. CAPITAL REPRESENTED $15,000,000. California Deposit, $525,000. OFFICES. W. corner of Monigomery aad Sucramento streets. COMPANIES REPEKESENTED: HOME INSURANCE CO. OF N, Y., Assets... «$3,700,000 HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., Assets. 1,500,000 PHENIX INSURANCE CO,, N. Y., Assets, 1,000,000 ARCTIC INSURANCE CO., N. Y., Asscts. 700 Wd WASHINGTON INSURANCE Cv,,N. Y., Assets. 700,000 NEW YORK ACCIDENTALINS. CO., Assets.. 260,000 CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., Assets.. 8,000,000 POLICIES issued on Freights, Cargoes and Treasure from and to all parts of the Worid. FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES Issued on all kinds of Insurable Property im Country or City. ACCIDENTAL POLICIES issued on the most favorabla terms, Insuring the pay ment of stated sums In the event of death, vra fixed Weekly Compensation for Total Disabilily for the term of twenty-six weeks ‘or any one accident. These Policies cover all kinds ol Accidents, and are issucd for single trips or for the year. Losses Payable In Gold Cola of the United States. We represent Companics Thut Have Stood the Test of Years, And offer as favorable terms as any on the Paclfie Coast. BIGELOW & BROTNER, 20vlltf General Agents Economy in Advertising.—The Miming ‘ann Scirne tiFic Press Is the hest and most EConoM1CAL inining advertising mcdtum In this clty. Our terms are less than one maf the rates now charged by dally newspapers, and the mining community are beginning to appreclate our reasonahle rates of advertising. The Press contains, proportionally, alarger amount of mining advartising than any other paper on the Pacific coast. Its character renders 1t the proper Journal for the concentration of mining patronage. a i