Volume 12 (1866) (428 pages)

318 The Being anid ‘ Siieati€ fie = eae 0 —_—— oe os <a ANA Caagread petia. 2 steve bra Rio.” muepqits . ofall oosemep aa) mreed SEP suiegge Drak pi tars eink [Weltten for . the;, nog and Scjentlfic, Reese) +p, ae ane mi re ae Yee i atl me . Mining as it is in Reese River, 3. , bubeet ame male aap 9 »Eprrors Mixing axnp Screntirio Press GRINDER: “AND AMALGAMATOR. . ame 2 ST itis sat atenrsy Meife. PRAGA Hat Mey 6 ed In the enoraving herewith preeented, : A. tepresents th, Rim of the Pang B, Muller; ©, Lege; Ds: ee ob,.Gearing.;:F, Screw ; a ag 3% ae ad ® Qes, ald oy ; G,,Lever,; Hy Pasdaarts 4 oe Openingay ayerPick ese “ The ‘relative ‘ee capacities ‘ot “The Titteldo ot Grinder vt and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed . Pan, and of the Conical » ae ‘Pap when en properly const ‘ucted, 3 een mete 98 and 110. 4a he same; diameter, ui 7 t, is. Tespectiy: uiler: a nae Lol Ba and t the same velocity (! same weight, same hardness “The Beetsiay . Grinde: me nates redticé ‘Sne hun. . “! red and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed ‘Pan ninety-_ + sight tons, and the'C: ical’. ‘an one hnfdred and ten tons to the s. fame dégree’of ‘fietiess in the Satie tinie. co ! Fhe wear to the’ Shoes'and Diés af their r arinding: snifaces in thes: Sis Exedisior’ Grinder ‘ahd Amalgamator, is-perféctly nniform, thts eecuring evenness of reduction ‘to the‘ pulp} :as well-as steadiness. fr 1 of’ imbetion tothe ‘muller. Uniform wear of the grinding. splatess: jinicis: has ‘been attained in no other. than ‘that of the a. form—nor can it ‘ber * 2A nother property of exeellence nfihie machine’ ‘is that the anetal, fig or substance to he amalgamated passes direct fiom the grinding, f Burfices‘into the quicksilver ;’ thus’ excluding the possibility of its Besbining coated with aly foreign ‘substati¢es, aftcr having been) : ‘burn rnished: Tf, is’ " ruthfully” said “that the “Tractoryformed Pan, ,. Grinder’ bas ‘no equal, and as an AmalzamAtor no superior.” _ As.a whole;:it is far, auperior. to, any eS san, in nse. _ MANUFACTURED AT THE 1 Ports se Tera . oe 1 25 avin Re jaaty eo aersoy (11 "1 ‘Iron Works and Goldexi'state {Iron Works ’ WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventing: La Sr iss SHE =$ M93. Theundersigned aving. had severa arg of experience 30 practical quartz mining operations, will ever teke great pleesure in furnishing parties interested in mining and machinery any . (sats Bas tir Which they 1 may Possess. WHOL) anGins Ut Union N9.Sk 9 a copes mntsity ase Pa) fe ale PCPA at ttied go Sa aU Tes Pacific, Forge Mats etme rete tosis Toni Company. a Machinery. ra eS STRAT 2 wi, AMAL 7 POERAZIOS mrt Re © ont : FORGING AND IRON . WORK. ri sties's . gy Lud ja a, ns SAVE eae. AND BUY, . a. sty thie par ., For ARO jy : : ub te 2s TWN we rR i nut fing a CIFIC: FORCE Houpany HAVE Just ERECT. ed} indihls eity, on Fourteenth street, near the maehine shop of the San Jose Railroad, a large estnblishinent for the Ge ne soe Fete hoe ma dite oP we tia tio © . punpose of, Yorgiug and working i wrought iron. Our ham. mer 15 the fargéke’ ‘pon this cust, and we ‘are prepured to oo matiafacture, at short notice all kinds of heavy. lurcingsy i Premium ae ake Snocentcanr: lf . ear axles, shalts,, steamboat Oa piston rods, wagon en i j exles, an other similar work is the first Beveral cs aati Fa nro tee te MBAS TRIES shop ot ‘the kirid erected ‘In’ this State: ‘and we solivit' the Falr of 1865. 0 hy ci Z patrovage ofthe public, All orders executed atireasonable "LTE Dawbe " Taies, and w ih promptuess, and sar isfaction, 2-311 vHE Anove AEACHINE HAS BEEN /RECENTLY.INan. mplified, dolng away with alleonplcetlon and aceon: aiidcony tequintag less ee ike speed. As improved, 125 revolutions per mina ode regular 5p ed required, but any speed varying Troin fdtorse ese. lutions does not chengé the results. It ithe only machine buileon the;,Pacific, cogst that Is perfectly adjustable. usr all the alterentisrades ot ores, and will save ten per ecn WI tire (oY t more sulpltirets than any Concentrator It'use, end ‘Is the fi é cheapest, from the follow ing list of prices: Hs ails «¢. ae Fora single machine of the eapaclty ol five tons in wwenty.: fa it haurs, as it passes tron the battery or pans, $125, For double machines of 'two, three, or ae tables.in one frnme; each tabie of five tons capasity, $100. eee i have, mec running machines: or the St three Ton ne at’ Grass V: alley. thercfore'l make my’ assertions frote a pragtien! warking-test,;whero several of the macnincs are ~y Week ie Prater’ 8 Patent Concentr Atel eciota as HUNGERFORD. & PRATER'G Concentrator, » hi awuracriden AT THE “do es ne paeine Miaxion, Streets, ae All orders prompily attended to.-: ., fates workiy Perspps Acsirous.of seeing the machines run: F Ati ang do $0 He 4 Agsiro Mill, eral gt ley, where twelve ie _DEVOE, DI MORE & CO, aM fe an be seen te Hee rations ae Ren tranelseo, at i Washington street. below Davia, where snk sorzt . me WAIL AL their orders Shs i ‘ far, D Ee Fr is > sx DEEW i addy (ur & At} yABsef, vod eben ie tur. TO PLACER MINERS AND OTHERS ah 1.0! American pa urine 82 7} saotrao. fined ucts 4 S WHEEL, WHICH LAS HAD THE andst: nuprecedentet saie aftauyowaler-wheel ever made, and whieh has given youl Salistaction whenever nsed; Is now forsale by KNAPP’& GRANT, 310 Wushington street, San Franeisen, where persona desielng to uae waterpower ean be sunpiled. These Wheels are adapted tu nse from 10 ty 5,000 Inéhes of water, and from 4 feerto 50) feet falt .Let us Know how much water you lave elther In miner's Inehes or enbic feet per minute, whattall yon have, ‘ 3 and whet power you require alg or send for ejrenlar tu Bent Tube. ; — KNAPP & GRANT, ye = 4Ls0— _ San Fraueisco. railroads, ears, or wagons ; Railroad, Jacks for enNe and cars? Track Jacks for leveling, with whtch three swith apuirot these Jacks, ean level _more traek+in a also, Traek Jacks. tor relieving-the axle of pressnreto re: tage the brass. These Jacks are now in generai use inthe Eastern States, and glye entire satisfactiop. Alsd, Wagon ret shee ta adore We ffel’s Lever: Jacks,” . aayanen twelve men worklug in the ordinary -‘mennar, ~ , . and oe Jacks of the most superior make and kind. i 4 Hor see), Yee KN, P & GR 23m ia te wae tadeanae op » Steam ‘Engines for gale Low. . IRECT FROM EWCLE ‘WO ‘WORKS, ’ NEW" YORK, EM? 4 bracing, all Mode n. Hurprovements, dultable for: Mining, Miding, ur other purposes. Will be sold at Me rulecturers, raies and char, 4 Improved Steam Syphons. ») STATE AN ae : -&pply to. b, ATT CRANE, sor. BM, 820 Pine atten. Igy i2 3in 310 Pe, Sigioa Surget, up stairs, wDafon nation will be sent or given to parties upon appll, Aone y leiter or orheratee! to or by the patentee or the oe FOR SALEA STEAM 1 ENGINE! : Leouen CYLINDER,F “URivoor STROKE, PERL t Order. Inquire at VULOAN IRON WORKS, 137 nod 135 Firststreet, or to. *‘HEYNEMANN &'CO., * ‘Devilte . $li and-3l3 Galifornia.streeto< owners of the Miners! Fouiry, where thé Puinps:31e on exlubition-and for-sale, 245 First sirect, San eruceiees .io_ LIST OF PRICES: Lirgre Grant. 3. = Oy ee) 13-v12, xe in, i 36 in. L ace Brasa,ti. ab, Oke Sone 3 RET t ‘. Cotton-Filled Gum Belting, mote hil way 3 A, and Se Ply, . ET sues FROM: ro 22“INOW,” i Setonaee oe "IN LIBERAL SUPPLY. (7° a fi a ae 11 ee : AND FoR nell ae u one Mca NEVADA,” Nos. 148 AND; 150 J STREET,’ isy12tf ' SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. *°-: os cc Safety: LL FIND It TO THEIR INTERE 1, TO , Hochholzer & Denver's Satety “It requires véry little more work'to mann' Ber: holsting ava: {PATENT GRANTED, y factare thnil tke ordinary styic_ af oag can make i thas been PRO SAFE, Is Aig and very light’ and wl repe elone. poy'for Iteelf n'a shart thine. The proprietors reter to,the followly, that are now using this ] =) rage, Ophir, Brey Ennply y Wo others, ig For “particulars and age, "apply . to HUGO HOCHEHHOLZER, ’ Virginia Cit ben eree Hale the we Through Wells, F sanlning,compani Cages.””° ald, fe MINING COMPANIES . ADOPT Cage In their cs—Ny hee mit NED 10 BE PERPECTL bin in the Hew 6 Oven pie . Nevada, Exprel Sc) rdw) rT . BRUCKNER’S th » Tih a mip Mechanical Roasting Furnace AWARDED A sasaki 3x THE—* PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL». Vhent ap pee austere ret Cee Institute. a HESE FURNACES ARE Now NANURACTURED es ter an Improved mode of eonstrueton, which . “GREATLY SIMPLIFIES THEIR OPERATION, and afford e much larger. oxydtzing aurspee te heet,and. atmosphere. Ve thy The weight of a Furnace nine feet iene by. ear foot in aa: does, not excecd one ‘ton. ae “THE IMPROVED FURNACE 5 wil soon be more fly described, and ustrated in, the ‘col. umns of the MINING 4ND Scientific PRESS), 1 Partfes wishing to erect such Furnaces, are, requested to . 1 KALLENBERG," Al6 Market street, San Franciscg, leave their crders with © = 19vI2” ous fa is ora! T To Ditchmen, Millmen and Others Requiritie IRON PIPE. R. ROSE, CORNER “OF OTH AND K STREETS, + Sacrameutn City, has facilities unsurpassed ‘on’ this agaeercr the: manutacture of IRN. tion. He also has on henda deep a his own_lnvention and manufacture wells.~ His tools being portable; pip on the ground. ae er ol every descrip. CE PUMP, of Mt adapted Vor oil 9p tedutactitred + em Pyie! Jins,injll building bee “judiciggsly applied in . jearth; economieal andexpedit . Mining, wheo properly defined, is a compown sof eciences. ‘To be'a thorongb miner on . practically ~understand ». every . branch = proper way to open.a mine and seeti against damage through weight or pressor jous working j t quality end quantities ‘of ore’ et fhe value . 0 ialerial ; the epplication of material}, 4] Wortb of machinery and steam-power; the aj plication of steam, and: the observance of d ohanges in Yormatiol ee often fonnd F in, tk working of 2, mine, Tits much, at Teast, sboul @ kpowa. practically. by all those ‘having 4 Be charge a mines. but how-seldom itis stich positions * ate filled by'men b baving eu OW ledge. ” 3 ae! atl —— 4 f ate odd Tous vit te chat: those, having ;a hope: realizing profits’ from’ our mines’ must: be-patient, ag at present there is little being doe’ warrant: furtber investment. Through the mismanagement of _niving agents the presentfotore of-:onr miferal? yégion’ is anything: bat e, dativond of’ interesting selvee: permanentlyy or to ‘the transient epeculator, “A'few” days’ ihSpection’ <atisfies th thoroughly that the present plan of working erroneous ;, that to invest is'td disburse the with bat alight prospect of a reasonable nefuro. Neither do'they ‘see, tbe busy business” there should be.in a country eo, rich in ‘mine érals as’ every ‘ote, believes’ this to be. Every facility fora making inyestments profitable bere; butvstill-intelligent capitalists are‘wery, . knowing that. by proper -management-alone thot desired end cen be attained. Male ‘hey. cannot te) fain froin ‘asking why ‘iti Js that, so _qnany, larga and truly magnificent niille ere lying idle; when, by the development of the imines, th would be riinnifg. ‘Phey are Satisfied , that had oné-third of theinoney that has been expended ] a) tbe ‘development. of mines, under the direction q of men ‘practioally: conversant» with mining, ; every. business would’ be’ better. They’ see, . too, that therdenrlybought ae ly capi taligts has: ‘not ¢ cured theih of’ folly ;. . are. still, being built and contacted for on minés as yet" not prospected tiventy 1 leet, below the surface, If.it were otherwise, tboae « ready and willi ng. to tt invest would have'goine £ fotindation, on : . hie, to: ase, their investments, “Many invest in our mines, never having ‘be 1 ing ST ety in, the, country,and. are-80 ‘indueed ‘to do by fiat tering reports! ‘gotten up: for the occdsidh Through these reports moneyed n mén beco eto all. ippeatad ésGnterestedsand ‘throtgh' them!a company is formed—lerge quantities of stock are thrown on the niarket, and is picked’ up at different.rates by, wechanics,. draymen, servant and others. _ totally rg eee With’ the’ art ‘. of mining brokering. h hese, renorts,are, written up’ by the: nae and -to suit tbe circatns stances of, the’, buyer, Yaryiie. one,, from the otber only Wrscnee to penmanship and signa tures. Scores of them are written withovt’ “ipa raperter havink seen the’ thing in quéstio troth it” woul MH pete Tittle if : any difference with tost of them if they did examine the mine,'as/ Leandidly:believe there are not halt a dozen of the whale army of'them tbat ever excavated wheel-barrow Idad bf ore). * “Mines are sold because of these representations, and on the authority-aud over the signgtare of men who, froin ‘the’ pasitioti they occupy, or,assume to oceppy, hold themselves before the world.as being experienced in mining—op being eapable of: judging of the: position and’ merits of a mine, and, in nine cases ont f ten, the report believed, ‘through the) eim signature—no effort héing made on the part of ibe purchasers, tp, get a, true statement of the . facts under wich tbe mine exiets and has beem worked, or of ‘refuting, if -possible,'tbe* state1 ment’gotten” together f r tbe meré Purpose ¢ ‘of consuinmating asale. “We are cautioned not to speak. j in, 1 disparages inent of our mines, becanse of its tendency to withold capital from our:mines. We: ‘do not. There is no particular eecret that I di award of in the manner .ia;which the fixing up” of claims is done. First,.we'want inuch nioney pot in the country (in “mills, if they’ prefer it) ¢ Secondly, we want aiid expect thein to Spend . ag much more in. tbe country to secure the firet investment,. giving them a large field for mr [ operatiuns. . wee The. statementthat oor nines’ aré-not Oe} Srv ee

318 The Being anid ‘ Siieati€ fie = eae 0 —_—— oe os <a ANA Caagread petia. 2 steve bra Rio.” muepqits . ofall oosemep aa) mreed SEP suiegge Drak pi tars eink [Weltten for . the;, nog and Scjentlfic, Reese) +p, ae ane mi re ae Yee i atl me . Mining as it is in Reese River, 3. , bubeet ame male aap 9 »Eprrors Mixing axnp Screntirio Press GRINDER: “AND AMALGAMATOR. . ame 2 ST itis sat atenrsy Meife. PRAGA Hat Mey 6 ed In the enoraving herewith preeented, : A. tepresents th, Rim of the Pang B, Muller; ©, Lege; Ds: ee ob,.Gearing.;:F, Screw ; a ag 3% ae ad ® Qes, ald oy ; G,,Lever,; Hy Pasdaarts 4 oe Openingay ayerPick ese “ The ‘relative ‘ee capacities ‘ot “The Titteldo ot Grinder vt and Amalgamator, of the Flat Bottomed . Pan, and of the Conical » ae ‘Pap when en properly const ‘ucted, 3 een mete 98 and 110. 4a he same; diameter, ui 7 t, is. Tespectiy: uiler: a nae Lol Ba and t the same velocity (! same weight, same hardness “The Beetsiay . Grinde: me nates redticé ‘Sne hun. . “! red and seventy-seven tons of ore, the Flat Bottomed ‘Pan ninety-_ + sight tons, and the'C: ical’. ‘an one hnfdred and ten tons to the s. fame dégree’of ‘fietiess in the Satie tinie. co ! Fhe wear to the’ Shoes'and Diés af their r arinding: snifaces in thes: Sis Exedisior’ Grinder ‘ahd Amalgamator, is-perféctly nniform, thts eecuring evenness of reduction ‘to the‘ pulp} :as well-as steadiness. fr 1 of’ imbetion tothe ‘muller. Uniform wear of the grinding. splatess: jinicis: has ‘been attained in no other. than ‘that of the a. form—nor can it ‘ber * 2A nother property of exeellence nfihie machine’ ‘is that the anetal, fig or substance to he amalgamated passes direct fiom the grinding, f Burfices‘into the quicksilver ;’ thus’ excluding the possibility of its Besbining coated with aly foreign ‘substati¢es, aftcr having been) : ‘burn rnished: Tf, is’ " ruthfully” said “that the “Tractoryformed Pan, ,. Grinder’ bas ‘no equal, and as an AmalzamAtor no superior.” _ As.a whole;:it is far, auperior. to, any eS san, in nse. _ MANUFACTURED AT THE 1 Ports se Tera . oe 1 25 avin Re jaaty eo aersoy (11 "1 ‘Iron Works and Goldexi'state {Iron Works ’ WHEELER & RANDALL, Inventing: La Sr iss SHE =$ M93. Theundersigned aving. had severa arg of experience 30 practical quartz mining operations, will ever teke great pleesure in furnishing parties interested in mining and machinery any . (sats Bas tir Which they 1 may Possess. WHOL) anGins Ut Union N9.Sk 9 a copes mntsity ase Pa) fe ale PCPA at ttied go Sa aU Tes Pacific, Forge Mats etme rete tosis Toni Company. a Machinery.. ra eS STRAT 2 wi, AMAL 7 POERAZIOS mrt Re © ont : FORGING AND IRON . WORK. ri sties's . gy Lud ja a, ns SAVE eae. AND BUY, . a. sty thie par ., For ARO jy : : ub te 2s TWN we rR i nut fing a CIFIC: FORCE Houpany HAVE Just ERECT. ed} indihls eity, on Fourteenth street, near the maehine shop of the San Jose Railroad, a large estnblishinent for the Ge ne soe Fete hoe ma dite oP we tia tio © . punpose of, Yorgiug and working i wrought iron. Our ham. mer 15 the fargéke’ ‘pon this cust, and we ‘are prepured to oo matiafacture, at short notice all kinds of heavy. lurcingsy i Premium ae ake Snocentcanr: lf . ear axles, shalts,, steamboat Oa piston rods, wagon en i j exles, an other similar work is the first Beveral cs aati Fa nro tee te MBAS TRIES shop ot ‘the kirid erected ‘In’ this State: ‘and we solivit' the Falr of 1865. 0 hy ci Z patrovage ofthe public, All orders executed atireasonable "LTE Dawbe " Taies, and w ih promptuess, and sar isfaction, 2-311 vHE Anove AEACHINE HAS BEEN /RECENTLY.INan. mplified, dolng away with alleonplcetlon and aceon: aiidcony tequintag less ee ike speed. As improved, 125 revolutions per mina ode regular 5p ed required, but any speed varying Troin fdtorse ese. lutions does not chengé the results. It ithe only machine buileon the;,Pacific, cogst that Is perfectly adjustable. usr all the alterentisrades ot ores, and will save ten per ecn WI tire (oY t more sulpltirets than any Concentrator It'use, end ‘Is the fi é cheapest, from the follow ing list of prices: Hs ails «¢. ae Fora single machine of the eapaclty ol five tons in wwenty.: fa it haurs, as it passes tron the battery or pans, $125, For double machines of 'two, three, or ae tables.in one frnme; each tabie of five tons capasity, $100. eee i have, mec running machines: or the St three Ton ne at’ Grass V: alley. thercfore'l make my’ assertions frote a pragtien! warking-test,;whero several of the macnincs are ~y Week ie Prater’ 8 Patent Concentr Atel eciota as HUNGERFORD. & PRATER'G Concentrator, » hi awuracriden AT THE “do es ne paeine Miaxion, Streets, ae All orders prompily attended to.-: ., fates workiy Perspps Acsirous.of seeing the machines run: F Ati ang do $0 He 4 Agsiro Mill, eral gt ley, where twelve ie _DEVOE, DI MORE & CO, aM fe an be seen te Hee rations ae Ren tranelseo, at i Washington street. below Davia, where snk sorzt . me WAIL AL their orders Shs i ‘ far, D Ee Fr is > sx DEEW i addy (ur & At} yABsef, vod eben ie tur. TO PLACER MINERS AND OTHERS ah 1.0! American pa urine 82 7} saotrao. fined ucts 4 S WHEEL, WHICH LAS HAD THE andst: nuprecedentet saie aftauyowaler-wheel ever made, and whieh has given youl Salistaction whenever nsed; Is now forsale by KNAPP’& GRANT, 310 Wushington street, San Franeisen, where persona desielng to uae waterpower ean be sunpiled. These Wheels are adapted tu nse from 10 ty 5,000 Inéhes of water, and from 4 feerto 50) feet falt .Let us Know how much water you lave elther In miner's Inehes or enbic feet per minute, whattall yon have, ‘ 3 and whet power you require alg or send for ejrenlar tu Bent Tube. ; — KNAPP & GRANT, ye = 4Ls0— _ San Fraueisco. railroads, ears, or wagons ; Railroad, Jacks for enNe and cars? Track Jacks for leveling, with whtch three swith apuirot these Jacks, ean level _more traek+in a also, Traek Jacks. tor relieving-the axle of pressnreto re: tage the brass. These Jacks are now in generai use inthe Eastern States, and glye entire satisfactiop. Alsd, Wagon ret shee ta adore We ffel’s Lever: Jacks,” . aayanen twelve men worklug in the ordinary -‘mennar, ~ , . and oe Jacks of the most superior make and kind. i 4 Hor see), Yee KN, P & GR 23m ia te wae tadeanae op » Steam ‘Engines for gale Low. . IRECT FROM EWCLE ‘WO ‘WORKS, ’ NEW" YORK, EM? 4 bracing, all Mode n. Hurprovements, dultable for: Mining, Miding, ur other purposes. Will be sold at Me rulecturers, raies and char, 4 Improved Steam Syphons. ») STATE AN ae : -&pply to. b, ATT CRANE, sor. BM, 820 Pine atten. Igy i2 3in 310 Pe, Sigioa Surget, up stairs, wDafon nation will be sent or given to parties upon appll, Aone y leiter or orheratee! to or by the patentee or the oe FOR SALEA STEAM 1 ENGINE! : Leouen CYLINDER,F “URivoor STROKE, PERL t Order. Inquire at VULOAN IRON WORKS, 137 nod 135 Firststreet, or to. *‘HEYNEMANN &'CO., * ‘Devilte . $li and-3l3 Galifornia.streeto< owners of the Miners! Fouiry, where thé Puinps:31e on exlubition-and for-sale, 245 First sirect, San eruceiees .io_ LIST OF PRICES: Lirgre Grant. 3. = Oy ee) 13-v12, xe in, i 36 in. L ace Brasa,ti. ab, Oke Sone 3 RET t ‘. Cotton-Filled Gum Belting, mote hil way 3 A, and Se Ply, . ET sues FROM: ro 22“INOW,” i Setonaee oe "IN LIBERAL SUPPLY. (7° a fi

a ae 11 ee : AND FoR nell ae u one Mca NEVADA,” Nos. 148 AND; 150 J STREET,’ isy12tf ' SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. *°-: os cc Safety: LL FIND It TO THEIR INTERE 1, TO , Hochholzer & Denver's Satety “It requires véry little more work'to mann' Ber: holsting ava: {PATENT GRANTED, y factare thnil tke ordinary styic_ af oag can make i thas been PRO SAFE, Is Aig and very light’ and wl repe elone. poy'for Iteelf n'a shart thine. The proprietors reter to,the followly, that are now using this ] =) rage, Ophir, Brey Ennply y Wo others, ig For “particulars and age, "apply . to HUGO HOCHEHHOLZER, ’ Virginia Cit ben eree Hale the we Through Wells, F sanlning,compani Cages.””° ald, fe MINING COMPANIES . ADOPT Cage In their cs—Ny hee mit NED 10 BE PERPECTL bin in the Hew 6 Oven pie . Nevada, Exprel Sc) rdw) rT . BRUCKNER’S th » Tih a mip Mechanical Roasting Furnace AWARDED A sasaki 3x THE—* PREMIUM SILVER MEDAL». Vhent ap pee austere ret Cee Institute. a HESE FURNACES ARE Now NANURACTURED es ter an Improved mode of eonstrueton, which . “GREATLY SIMPLIFIES THEIR OPERATION, and afford e much larger. oxydtzing aurspee te heet,and. atmosphere. Ve thy The weight of a Furnace nine feet iene by. ear foot in aa: does, not excecd one ‘ton. ae “THE IMPROVED FURNACE 5 wil soon be more fly described, and ustrated in, the ‘col. umns of the MINING 4ND Scientific PRESS), 1 Partfes wishing to erect such Furnaces, are, requested to . 1 KALLENBERG," Al6 Market street, San Franciscg, leave their crders with © = 19vI2” ous fa is ora! T To Ditchmen, Millmen and Others Requiritie IRON PIPE. R. ROSE, CORNER “OF OTH AND K STREETS, + Sacrameutn City, has facilities unsurpassed ‘on’ this agaeercr the: manutacture of IRN. tion. He also has on henda deep a his own_lnvention and manufacture wells.~ His tools being portable; pip on the ground. ae er ol every descrip. CE PUMP, of Mt adapted Vor oil 9p tedutactitred + em Pyie! Jins,injll building bee “judiciggsly applied in . jearth; economieal andexpedit . Mining, wheo properly defined, is a compown sof eciences. ‘To be'a thorongb miner on . practically ~understand ». every . branch = proper way to open.a mine and seeti against damage through weight or pressor jous working j t quality end quantities ‘of ore’ et fhe value . 0 ialerial ; the epplication of material}, 4] Wortb of machinery and steam-power; the aj plication of steam, and: the observance of d ohanges in Yormatiol ee often fonnd F in, tk working of 2, mine, Tits much, at Teast, sboul @ kpowa. practically. by all those ‘having 4 Be charge a mines. but how-seldom itis stich positions * ate filled by'men b baving eu OW ledge. ” 3 ae! atl —— 4 f ate odd Tous vit te chat: those, having ;a hope: realizing profits’ from’ our mines’ must: be-patient, ag at present there is little being doe’ warrant: furtber investment. Through the mismanagement of _niving agents the presentfotore of-:onr miferal? yégion’ is anything: bat e, dativond of’ interesting selvee: permanentlyy or to ‘the transient epeculator, “A'few” days’ ihSpection’ <atisfies th thoroughly that the present plan of working erroneous ;, that to invest is'td disburse the with bat alight prospect of a reasonable nefuro. Neither do'they ‘see, tbe busy business” there should be.in a country eo, rich in ‘mine érals as’ every ‘ote, believes’ this to be. Every facility fora making inyestments profitable bere; butvstill-intelligent capitalists are‘wery, . knowing that. by proper -management-alone thot desired end cen be attained. Male ‘hey. cannot te) fain froin ‘asking why ‘iti Js that, so _qnany, larga and truly magnificent niille ere lying idle; when, by the development of the imines, th would be riinnifg. ‘Phey are Satisfied , that had oné-third of theinoney that has been expended ] a) tbe ‘development. of mines, under the direction q of men ‘practioally: conversant» with mining, ; every. business would’ be’ better. They’ see, . too, that therdenrlybought ae ly capi taligts has: ‘not ¢ cured theih of’ folly ;. . are. still, being built and contacted for on minés as yet" not prospected tiventy 1 leet, below the surface, If.it were otherwise, tboae « ready and willi ng. to tt invest would have'goine £ fotindation, on : . hie, to: ase, their investments, “Many invest in our mines, never having ‘be 1 ing ST ety in, the, country,and. are-80 ‘indueed ‘to do by fiat tering reports! ‘gotten up: for the occdsidh Through these reports moneyed n mén beco eto all. ippeatad ésGnterestedsand ‘throtgh' them!a company is formed—lerge quantities of stock are thrown on the niarket, and is picked’ up at different.rates by, wechanics,. draymen, servant and others. _ totally rg eee With’ the’ art ‘. of mining brokering. h hese, renorts,are, written up’ by the: nae and -to suit tbe circatns stances of, the’, buyer, Yaryiie. one,, from the otber only Wrscnee to penmanship and signa tures. Scores of them are written withovt’ “ipa raperter havink seen the’ thing in quéstio troth it” woul MH pete Tittle if : any difference with tost of them if they did examine the mine,'as/ Leandidly:believe there are not halt a dozen of the whale army of'them tbat ever excavated wheel-barrow Idad bf ore). * “Mines are sold because of these representations, and on the authority-aud over the signgtare of men who, froin ‘the’ pasitioti they occupy, or,assume to oceppy, hold themselves before the world.as being experienced in mining—op being eapable of: judging of the: position and’ merits of a mine, and, in nine cases ont f ten, the report believed, ‘through the) eim signature—no effort héing made on the part of ibe purchasers, tp, get a, true statement of the . facts under wich tbe mine exiets and has beem worked, or of ‘refuting, if -possible,'tbe* state1 ment’gotten” together f r tbe meré Purpose ¢ ‘of consuinmating asale. “We are cautioned not to speak. j in, 1 disparages inent of our mines, becanse of its tendency to withold capital from our:mines. We: ‘do not. There is no particular eecret that I di award of in the manner .ia;which the fixing up” of claims is done. First,.we'want inuch nioney pot in the country (in “mills, if they’ prefer it) ¢ Secondly, we want aiid expect thein to Spend . ag much more in. tbe country to secure the firet investment,. giving them a large field for mr [ operatiuns. . wee The. statementthat oor nines’ aré-not Oe} Srv ee