Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

° ¢ iS] = = 3 = ee = eee UR cy = = = zh = a OZ = = Bas Tue Diamonp Hunt at Owvsee. —The Owyhee Avalanche, speaking of the progress of the diamond excitement in that vicinity, says : From recent remarks we have heard, confidential confahs seen among owners of claims, letters received from San Francisco, and a sudden stampede for the district, we do not think we can err much in saying that the recent diamond fxr ore is proving 2 magnificent reality. Tn truth, the actual existence of diamonds in our country has at no time heen doubted hy our hest informed citizens who gave the suhject careful attention. Many men delight in crying down the new discovery; some scout it hecause they have neither the intelligence nor energy to ascertain truth, and wish to essume a species of prominence. Diamonds, especially in their crude state, would not he picked up in the street hy one man in a hnndred—more likely one ina thousand. How ahsurd and stultifying to pronounce a discovery a humhug without heing ahle to give a sensihle reason therefor. A great auxiliary to success in husiness is secrecy, and the more vital or valuable the ohject sought the greater the secrecy. It is for this reason we believe the present agitation to he founded on anthoritative knowledge. A gentleman who has given the subject studious attention informs us that diamonds of the first water have heen found during the recent excitement, and that not a reasonable douht exists as to their plentifulness. It has been our aim to represent facts not fancy, and accordingly have kept our eyes and ears open, and have thus hecome convinced that Owyhee county is rich in diamonds. Without these, we have therichest known mineral region in the United States, and it would he folly to get up false impressions when the merit onr camp Possesses is almost excessive. Delays ure Dangernas.—Inventors on the Pacific Coast sbould bear in mind tbat by patronizing our Patent Agency they can sign all necessary papers tor securilg patents almost immediately, thereby avolding tbe three month’s delay requisite in transacting bnalness through Eastern agencies. important to Callfornians.—Many Inventors have lately had their claims for Patents serlously (and in some cases fatally)delayed by the unqualification of agents who have not complied witb the Oovernmentlicense and revenue laws, as well as other new and imperative regulations, These discrepancies, Blbousy arising trom the luexpericnes of bonest agents, are nonc the less dangerous to apnicants for patents, whose safest course fs to trust their business with none but active and experlenced sollcltors. THE MinING ann SCIENTIFIC PREss Patent AGENcy has strictly complied with the requisitions of the Department, and properly filed all necessary papers as Clalm Agents. J.B. Coxz, Business AGENcy.—Makes private sales of Property aud Business Places of every description, in the clty and throughout the State ; procures partners with large and small amounts of money; negotiates sales 0 mining property, and does a General Agency Business. Patronage solicited by mail, express, or by personal application at the office, 402 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California. 23viltee FOR SALE. Owing to the great distauce from our point of manuufaeture. we offer for sale the State Right of California for our Patent Boring Tunls for Artesian Wells, Iiustrated upon tho first page of this paper February 17th. These Tools are now in use inthe various Oil Regions of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virvinia; and although but just introduced, are universally approved and admired, and bid fair to become eventually the most popular tools in use, Weshall close without reserve to the party sending us the higbest bid, to whom we will mail a complete set of Drawings, copy of Circulars, etc, Address, fully, A. A. WILSON, Murgan Iron Works, 7yl2tf Foot 9th street, East River, New York City, nal ie PAPER WAREHOUSE AND Printers’ Materials. Clay Street. yoong Lup S&S CHAS, F. ROBBINS & CO. 10-v12 GEORGE &. BROWN, Cate Assistant Examiner In the U. S. Patent Office,) AVING RESIGNED THAT POSITION AFTER A TEnure of othce of elghtecn months, offers his services to INVENTOES AND THEIR ASSIGNEES, = Patent Solicitor, He wilt make Prellminary Examinations in the Patent Office, with o view to ascertain the Patentabliity ot any Invention that may be submitted to him for that purpose; will prepare the necessary papers for those wbo wish to make Applications for Patents for their Inventinns, —oR FoR— EXTENSIONS OF REISSUES OF PATENTS Alrendy granted, wil! act asan Attorney In Pigeon ting Ap. plications ut the Patent Ofticc, and in managing them toa final Issue, will draw up Assignments; will examine Into the cundition of Rejected Applications when deslred to do 80, nud undertake the prosecution of such as may be consldered pateutabie, and do whatever else ig usually done by Patent Solicitors. Address, P.O. Box 257, Washington, D.C. qvl2-3m oth Rosas baa} wo ARRAS fe) * i ! . in . . HT i! i i . i . Y i ti Openings, can it be. THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the aes herewith presented, A represents the Rim of the Pan; B, MuHler; C, G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards; I, Key; a, Dies; ¢, Shoes, nnd o, Legs; D, Cross-Frame; E, Gearing; F, Screw; The relative grinding capacities of “The Excelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conical Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 98 and 110. That is, the respective mullers heing of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity “The Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will reduce one hnn+ 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 the Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator, is perfectly uniform, thus securing evenness of reduction to the pulp, as well as steadiness of motion to the muller. has been attained in no other than that of the Tractory form—nor Uniform wear of the grinding plates Another property of excellence in this machine is that the metal or substance to he amalgamated passes direct from the grinding surfaces into the quicksilver; thus excluding the possibility of its hecoming coated with any foreign substances, after having heen burnished. It is truthfully said “that the Tractory-formed Pan as a Grinder has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior,” As a whole, it is far superior to auy other pan in use. MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden StateIron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. The undersigned having had several years of experience in practical quartz mining operations, will ever take great pleasure in furnishing parties interested in mining and machinery any desired information which they may possess, WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1865. LICK HOUSE, Corner of Montgomery and Sutter streets, SAN FRANCISCO. S. ALSTROM AND G. S. JOHNSON, Prop’rs. This elegant and commodious Hotel is situated on the rinclpal peromeradd street of San Francl-co. The Lick ouse Is finished and turnished wlth a degrce of beauty and excellence unsurpassed, combining all the modern a) Plicatlons and arrangements of a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, thus offering superior inducements to the traveling public. The proprictors assure their patrons that the Lick Honse shail not be excelled in any of its appointments, or in polite Bereecareg or attention te all the comforts of Its gucsts. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, EK Street, between Third and Fuurth, SACRAMENTO, 8 NOW ONE OF THE LARCEST AND MOST ELEGANT Houses in Sacramento. It has seventy-five Rooms, which can be had in suites for fauillies, or singly to sult indiy lduals—all new-furnished, large and finely ¥entillated. No expense has been saved to make it comfortable and pleasunt for guests. Price of Rooms very low. Meals, 25 cents, 8v12-6m B, EISENMENGER, BRANNAN HOUSE, (Formerly Vernon,) J street, between Front and Secnnd strects, SACRAMENTO. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE HAD. 8v12-3m MES. J. DUNN, Proprictress. WHAT CHEER HOUSE, SACKAMENTO. Fire-Proof Brick Building, corner Front and K Streets, opposite Steamboat Landing. ingle Rooms . Rallroad Ticket Office an 7v123m AEC A. J. SENATZ, Proprietor, The Excelsior Hat ~—OF— A SAN FRANCISCO. poi Paris, New York and London Styles For Spring and Sammer, 1866, Will be introduced SATURDAY. MEUSSDORFFER’S Hat Manufactories, Nos. 635 and 637 Commercial street. No. 125d street..6.s0005Corner D and Second stree’ «San Francisco acramento Marysville OUR STYLE IN MOLESKIN, for this scason, is, we feel confident, the SUPERLATIVE OF ELECANCE AND FINISH ; our MERINO PINAUD and ST. CLOUD the most successtul resuit of Parisian taste. Especial attention also deserve our CHELSEA, CHESTER, CRESCENT, NEWPORT, DERBY and CLARENDON RESORTE. Ra Call and see them. 9v12-3m MINING PROPERTIES. ARTIES WISHING MINING PROPERTIES CAN BE accommodated by applying to the Puclfic Mincral Co., 434 Calitornla Street, next door exst of t ance office, up stairs. W. F, BRYANT, Agent, N. B.—Partles forwarding Miuing interests for disposal, are reminded that it is important to state such facts only as can be tuliy substantiaicd, npon a caretn] examination of said properties, sen greatly enhaucing the chances of success, aud avoiding the usciess logs ol time and pele v1 we Paciiic Insur. NEW YORE PRICES. ° Cc. E. COLLINS, No. 602 Montgomery street, San Francisco. EXCLUSIVE AGENT —— FOR THE— AMERICAN WATCH FACTORY. A large assortment of these Superior Watches, In Gold and Silver Cases, Constantly on hand, and sold at Factory prices. Also, ENCLISH AND SWISS WATCHES, Imported directly from he Manufacturers. NEW YORK PRICES. LY ONIUMIVIHU HOLVM AQ The American Company are now making VERY FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES, nae A large assortment of Oold Chalns and Jewelry. 25v10-6m. a NEW YORK PRICES. WATCH REPAIRING “SHOINd HUCA MAN "TIVO ‘OOSIONVUA NVS TITVH AONION®O LY ‘WAGvoO OL ACYN YNIMLOTO ‘OS'TY WOUA AAV ONIH.LOIO ‘ePUAL, LEVIOWU PUT OLVSOLOU AA FOLGE Ug TLA6E OOS UWOPSUIYSCA GEG PUL ZES ‘SES SON ‘EH LDOTO VINUMOALIVO Br Express.—Two cents per copy will be added to our usual rates of subscription (to pay Wells, Fargo & Co.'s tariff) on papers sent by express. If conneeting expresses in the interior make additional charges, subscribers must themselves settle the same. JOHN TAYLOR & CO, IMPORTERS, AND NEALERS 1N ASSAYERS’ MATERIALS, Druggists’ & Chemists’ Glassware, Photographic Stock, Ete. 612 and 514 Washington Street, SAN FRANCISCO, E are receiving direct from MESSRS. LADD & OERT LING (London) and BEEKER & SONS (Antwerp, Bel glum) their superlor ASSAY AND EULLION BALANCES, And from France and Germany, as well as the Eastern States, FURNACES, CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, BLOW-PIPE CASES, GOLD SCALES, CHEMICAL GLASSWARE, and every article required for ASSAY OFFICES, LABORATO RIES, ete. We have given this branch of our business par Hcular attentlon, to sclect such articles as are necessary in the development of the mineral wesith of this coast. A Full Assortment of DRUCGISTS' CLASSWARE and DRUCCISTS' SUNDRIES, ACIDS and CHEMICALS, con. stantly on hand. San‘Pranclsco March 6, 1865. livio-tt CHARLES BERNARD, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Family Chartres Coffee, AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS, No. 707 Sansome strect, cor. Cold, bet. Jackson & Pacific, First Premium Awarded BY THE MECHANICS) INSTITUTE, FOR EEST COFFEE AND SPICES, Age ERODE LOr having Introduced steam power In hia Mannfactory, has now increased facilities to supply the trade and the public in general, All articles trum his cs. tablishment are guarantced lo be pure and unadulterated. fhe public are respectfully Invited to call and convince Ene mse] Ves Country orders promptly attended to. av i-3m. WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE STOCK ar Fine Custom Made Clothing mio Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION, Onr Stock of Clothing Consists of ALL THE LATEST STYLES BOTH OF MATERIAL AND FINISH, A Large Assortment of Trunks, Vallsea, Carpet Bags, Blankets, Ete., AT EXTREMELY LOW P&Ices. J.R. MEAD & CO., Cor. of Washington and Sansome streets. 8v10 Tae Press is a large, sixteen-pnge papcr, and is truly a valuable assistant to the miniug Intvrests of the Pacific Coast —[;.ye County News.

° ¢ iS] = = 3 = ee = eee UR cy = = = zh = a OZ = = Bas Tue Diamonp Hunt at Owvsee. —The Owyhee Avalanche, speaking of the progress of the diamond excitement in that vicinity, says : From recent remarks we have heard, confidential confahs seen among owners of claims, letters received from San Francisco, and a sudden stampede for the district, we do not think we can err much in saying that the recent diamond fxr ore is proving 2 magnificent reality. Tn truth, the actual existence of diamonds in our country has at no time heen doubted hy our hest informed citizens who gave the suhject careful attention. Many men delight in crying down the new discovery; some scout it hecause they have neither the intelligence nor energy to ascertain truth, and wish to essume a species of prominence. Diamonds, especially in their crude state, would not he picked up in the street hy one man in a hnndred—more likely one ina thousand. How ahsurd and stultifying to pronounce a discovery a humhug without heing ahle to give a sensihle reason therefor. A great auxiliary to success in husiness is secrecy, and the more vital or valuable the ohject sought the greater the secrecy. It is for this reason we believe the present agitation to he founded on anthoritative knowledge. A gentleman who has given the subject studious attention informs us that diamonds of the first water have heen found during the recent excitement, and that not a reasonable douht exists as to their plentifulness. It has been our aim to represent facts not fancy, and accordingly have kept our eyes and ears open, and have thus hecome convinced that Owyhee county is rich in diamonds. Without these, we have therichest known mineral region in the United States, and it would he folly to get up false impressions when the merit onr camp Possesses is almost excessive. Delays ure Dangernas.—Inventors on the Pacific Coast sbould bear in mind tbat by patronizing our Patent Agency they can sign all necessary papers tor securilg patents almost immediately, thereby avolding tbe three month’s delay requisite in transacting bnalness through Eastern agencies. important to Callfornians.—Many Inventors have lately had their claims for Patents serlously (and in some cases fatally)delayed by the unqualification of agents who have not complied witb the Oovernmentlicense and revenue laws, as well as other new and imperative regulations, These discrepancies, Blbousy arising trom the luexpericnes of bonest agents, are nonc the less dangerous to apnicants for patents, whose safest course fs to trust their business with none but active and experlenced sollcltors. THE MinING ann SCIENTIFIC PREss Patent AGENcy has strictly complied with the requisitions of the Department, and properly filed all necessary papers as Clalm Agents. J.B. Coxz, Business AGENcy.—Makes private sales of Property aud Business Places of every description, in the clty and throughout the State ; procures partners with large and small amounts of money; negotiates sales 0 mining property, and does a General Agency Business. Patronage solicited by mail, express, or by personal application at the office, 402 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California. 23viltee FOR SALE. Owing to the great distauce from our point of manuufaeture. we offer for sale the State Right of California for our Patent Boring Tunls for Artesian Wells, Iiustrated upon tho first page of this paper February 17th. These Tools are now in use inthe various Oil Regions of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virvinia; and although but just introduced, are universally approved and admired, and bid fair to become eventually the most popular tools in use, Weshall close without reserve to the party sending us the higbest bid, to whom we will mail a complete set of Drawings, copy of Circulars, etc, Address, fully, A. A. WILSON, Murgan Iron Works, 7yl2tf Foot 9th street, East River, New York City, nal ie PAPER WAREHOUSE AND Printers’ Materials. Clay Street. yoong Lup S&S CHAS, F. ROBBINS & CO. 10-v12 GEORGE &. BROWN, Cate Assistant Examiner In the U. S. Patent Office,) AVING RESIGNED THAT POSITION AFTER A TEnure of othce of elghtecn months, offers his services to INVENTOES AND THEIR ASSIGNEES, = Patent Solicitor, He wilt make Prellminary Examinations in the Patent Office, with o view to ascertain the Patentabliity ot any Invention that may be submitted to him for that purpose; will prepare the necessary papers for those wbo wish to make Applications for Patents for their Inventinns, —oR FoR— EXTENSIONS OF REISSUES OF PATENTS Alrendy granted, wil! act asan Attorney In Pigeon ting Ap. plications ut the Patent Ofticc, and in managing them toa final Issue, will draw up Assignments; will examine Into the cundition of Rejected Applications when deslred to do 80, nud undertake the prosecution of such as may be consldered pateutabie, and do whatever else ig usually done by Patent Solicitors. Address, P.O. Box 257, Washington, D.C. qvl2-3m oth Rosas baa} wo ARRAS fe) * i ! . in . . HT i! i i . i . Y i ti Openings, can it be. THE EXCELSIOR GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR, In the aes herewith presented, A represents the Rim of the Pan; B, MuHler; C, G, Lever; H, Dash-Boards; I, Key; a, Dies; ¢, Shoes, nnd o, Legs; D, Cross-Frame; E, Gearing; F, Screw; The relative grinding capacities of “The Excelsior” Grinder and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed Pan, and of the Conical Pan when properly constructed, are respectively 177, 98 and 110. That is, the respective mullers heing of the same diameter, same weight, same hardness, and running at the same velocity “The Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator” will reduce one hnn+ 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 the Excelsior Grinder and Amalgamator, is perfectly uniform, thus securing evenness of reduction to the pulp, as well as steadiness of motion to the muller. has been attained in no other than that of the Tractory form—nor Uniform wear of the grinding plates Another property of excellence in this machine is that the metal or substance to he amalgamated passes direct from the grinding surfaces into the quicksilver; thus excluding the possibility of its hecoming coated with any foreign substances, after having heen burnished. It is truthfully said “that the Tractory-formed Pan as a Grinder has no equal, and as an Amalgamator no superior,” As a whole, it is far superior to auy other pan in use. MANUFACTURED AT THE Union Iron Works and Golden StateIron Works, WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventors. The undersigned having had several years of experience in practical quartz mining operations, will ever take great pleasure in furnishing

parties interested in mining and machinery any desired information which they may possess, WHEELER & RANDALL. SAN FRANCISCO, June 13, 1865. LICK HOUSE, Corner of Montgomery and Sutter streets, SAN FRANCISCO. S. ALSTROM AND G. S. JOHNSON, Prop’rs. This elegant and commodious Hotel is situated on the rinclpal peromeradd street of San Francl-co. The Lick ouse Is finished and turnished wlth a degrce of beauty and excellence unsurpassed, combining all the modern a) Plicatlons and arrangements of a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, thus offering superior inducements to the traveling public. The proprictors assure their patrons that the Lick Honse shail not be excelled in any of its appointments, or in polite Bereecareg or attention te all the comforts of Its gucsts. INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, EK Street, between Third and Fuurth, SACRAMENTO, 8 NOW ONE OF THE LARCEST AND MOST ELEGANT Houses in Sacramento. It has seventy-five Rooms, which can be had in suites for fauillies, or singly to sult indiy lduals—all new-furnished, large and finely ¥entillated. No expense has been saved to make it comfortable and pleasunt for guests. Price of Rooms very low. Meals, 25 cents, 8v12-6m B, EISENMENGER, BRANNAN HOUSE, (Formerly Vernon,) J street, between Front and Secnnd strects, SACRAMENTO. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS CAN BE HAD. 8v12-3m MES. J. DUNN, Proprictress. WHAT CHEER HOUSE, SACKAMENTO. Fire-Proof Brick Building, corner Front and K Streets, opposite Steamboat Landing. ingle Rooms . Rallroad Ticket Office an 7v123m AEC A. J. SENATZ, Proprietor, The Excelsior Hat ~—OF— A SAN FRANCISCO. poi Paris, New York and London Styles For Spring and Sammer, 1866, Will be introduced SATURDAY.. MEUSSDORFFER’S Hat Manufactories, Nos. 635 and 637 Commercial street. No. 125d street...6.s0005Corner D and Second stree’ «San Francisco acramento Marysville OUR STYLE IN MOLESKIN, for this scason, is, we feel confident, the SUPERLATIVE OF ELECANCE AND FINISH ; our MERINO PINAUD and ST. CLOUD the most successtul resuit of Parisian taste. Especial attention also deserve our CHELSEA, CHESTER, CRESCENT, NEWPORT, DERBY and CLARENDON RESORTE. Ra Call and see them. 9v12-3m MINING PROPERTIES. ARTIES WISHING MINING PROPERTIES CAN BE accommodated by applying to the Puclfic Mincral Co., 434 Calitornla Street, next door exst of t ance office, up stairs. W. F, BRYANT, Agent, N. B.—Partles forwarding Miuing interests for disposal, are reminded that it is important to state such facts only as can be tuliy substantiaicd, npon a caretn] examination of said properties, sen greatly enhaucing the chances of success, aud avoiding the usciess logs ol time and pele v1 we Paciiic Insur. NEW YORE PRICES. ° Cc. E. COLLINS, No. 602 Montgomery street, San Francisco. EXCLUSIVE AGENT —— FOR THE— AMERICAN WATCH FACTORY. A large assortment of these Superior Watches, In Gold and Silver Cases, Constantly on hand, and sold at Factory prices. Also, ENCLISH AND SWISS WATCHES, Imported directly from he Manufacturers. NEW YORK PRICES. LY ONIUMIVIHU HOLVM AQ The American Company are now making VERY FINE WATCHES FOR LADIES, nae A large assortment of Oold Chalns and Jewelry. 25v10-6m. a NEW YORK PRICES. WATCH REPAIRING “SHOINd HUCA MAN "TIVO ‘OOSIONVUA NVS TITVH AONION®O LY ‘WAGvoO OL ACYN YNIMLOTO ‘OS'TY WOUA AAV ONIH.LOIO ‘ePUAL, LEVIOWU PUT OLVSOLOU AA FOLGE Ug TLA6E OOS UWOPSUIYSCA GEG PUL ZES ‘SES SON ‘EH LDOTO VINUMOALIVO Br Express.—Two cents per copy will be added to our usual rates of subscription (to pay Wells, Fargo & Co.'s tariff) on papers sent by express. If conneeting expresses in the interior make additional charges, subscribers must themselves settle the same. JOHN TAYLOR & CO, IMPORTERS, AND NEALERS 1N ASSAYERS’ MATERIALS, Druggists’ & Chemists’ Glassware, Photographic Stock, Ete. 612 and 514 Washington Street, SAN FRANCISCO, E are receiving direct from MESSRS. LADD & OERT LING (London) and BEEKER & SONS (Antwerp, Bel glum) their superlor ASSAY AND EULLION BALANCES, And from France and Germany, as well as the Eastern States, FURNACES, CRUCIBLES, MUFFLES, BLOW-PIPE CASES, GOLD SCALES, CHEMICAL GLASSWARE, and every article required for ASSAY OFFICES, LABORATO RIES, ete. We have given this branch of our business par Hcular attentlon, to sclect such articles as are necessary in the development of the mineral wesith of this coast. A Full Assortment of DRUCGISTS' CLASSWARE and DRUCCISTS' SUNDRIES, ACIDS and CHEMICALS, con. stantly on hand. San‘Pranclsco March 6, 1865. livio-tt CHARLES BERNARD, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Family Chartres Coffee, AND SPICES OF ALL KINDS, No. 707 Sansome strect, cor. Cold, bet. Jackson & Pacific, First Premium Awarded BY THE MECHANICS) INSTITUTE, FOR EEST COFFEE AND SPICES, Age ERODE LOr having Introduced steam power In hia Mannfactory, has now increased facilities to supply the trade and the public in general, All articles trum his cs. tablishment are guarantced lo be pure and unadulterated. fhe public are respectfully Invited to call and convince Ene mse] Ves Country orders promptly attended to. av i-3m. WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR IMMENSE STOCK ar Fine Custom Made Clothing mio Gents’ Furnishing Goods AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION, Onr Stock of Clothing Consists of ALL THE LATEST STYLES BOTH OF MATERIAL AND FINISH, A Large Assortment of Trunks, Vallsea, Carpet Bags, Blankets, Ete., AT EXTREMELY LOW P&Ices. J.R. MEAD & CO., Cor. of Washington and Sansome streets. 8v10 Tae Press is a large, sixteen-pnge papcr, and is truly a valuable assistant to the miniug Intvrests of the Pacific Coast —[;.ye County News.