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Collection: Books and Periodicals > Mining & Scientific Press

Volume 13 (1866) (424 pages)

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352 The Wining and Scientific Press, NEW PATENTS AND INVENTIONS. Under this heading we shall mention, from week to week, as occasion may demand, New and Important Inventions; aiso, the List of Patent Claims recently issued from the U.S. Patent Office to inventors on the Pacific Coasr, and other Patent Issues which we deem of local 1nterest to readers on this side of the Continent. Most Patents on this coast are secured through the MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS PATENT AGENCY. Weare nrepered to oblain from Washington, with despatch, copies of any Patent issued. PATENTS RECENTLY ISSUED. Water Wure.—Adolphus Lind, San Francisco, Cal.: Tbis invention relates to an improvement in the Jonval Water Wheel; by which it may be made to accommodate itself to dry seasons, with the least loss of power and trouble in adjustment. With this improvement there is no occasion to stop the wheel at all for adjustment ; while it can be made to use more or less water in proportions of from one to five. 3 Wasaine Macainr,—Alexander Badlam, Sen,, San Francisco, Cal.: ‘This invention relates to certain combinations and arrangements ot a water-hox underneath the wash-hoard ; of metal dogs, worked hy slots, set screws and nuts, hy which the proper pressure is ohtained npon the clothes by raising or lowering the movahle rubhing board, also two dash-hoards, to prevent tbe inconvenient splashing of the water—the whole constructed and arranged for Joint operations substantially ag descrihed in his application. Quartz Mint Inrroyement.—Cuommings P. Colby, Lancha Plana, Cal.: The nature of this invention relates to the placing of the cam sbafts, used in stamp hatteries, lower or nearer to tbe stamp heads, and attaching to them eccentrics, with collars from whicb extend upright rods, connected with a spring so arranged that the stamp, in falling, will give a quick percussive hlow to the ore in the hattery. By tbis arrangement of stamps and machinery, it is claimed that about three times the number of strokes can he givento the pestles, over tbose attainable in tbe ordinary batteries, where the tappets are placed upon the stamp stems, and worked hy cams; the whole of which is operated without an increase of power, proportioned to that required to ohtain the same work in the ordinary niapner. A simple and convenient set screw arrangement is also introduced by which the stamps may be readily elevated and held at a uniform hight for cleaning out tbe battery. Macuive ror Savinc Goip anp SULPHURETS. M. A. Woodside, Georgetown, Cal.: This invention consists of a revolving or endless hlanket, of canvas or other material, upon which the ore is introduced, as it comes from the battery of a quartz mill, through a perforated feed-box; a pipe, perforuted upon its under side, and extending across tbe hlanket admitsa sbower jet of water sufficient to distribute tbe pulp over the same, and carry off the ligbt sand down the upper side of tbe hlanket, contrary to its motion, to the waste way; while the sulphurets and gold being heavier, are carried upward, as tbe blanket revolves, and are dropped therefrom into a box underneath. In order to secure their removal from the blanket, a revolving brnsh is made to revolve against the surface of the same, during its under revolution, by which any gold or sulphurets which may not fall off from the effects of gravity, may be brushed therefrom into the hox aforesaid. Tbis arrangement is intended to obviate the necessity of tbe tedions process of washing the hlankets byhand. The inventor claims the endless blanket and revolving brush when arranged substantially as described and for the purposes set forth ; also the perforated feed-box nnd water pipe, when nrranged nud employed forthe purpose specified. Eacb of the above patents were obtained through the Mining anp Screntiric Press Patent AGENCY. Patents can be obtained for citizens _on this Coast through the Mrxine anp Sctentiric Press PatENT AGENCY, in one half the time it takes to operate through Eastern agents. ¥rom our familiarity wlth the subject of most Caliornia inventions, and the benefit arising trom personal explanations, we are prepared te present cialms with pray aceuraey than conid reasonably be expected of istuntagents. Advice and Clreulars FREE, BY & CO., Patent Agents, 505 Clay street, San Francisco. Srxry-Srx tons of copper ore from the Planet mine, Arizona, which arrived here hy the William Trelan, sold at $106 per ton. Generat Rosecrans’ mill on the Trio gold Mine, near Jamestown, Tuolumne county, will he completed in a few days. Pactrio Hyceran Home Water Cours, at Fonntain Farm, near Oakland. Chartcred and conducted according to the teachlugs of the Dydropathie College of Now York, by tho Pacltile Hygeian Home Assoclation (incorporated), B. J. Sears, M. D., Consulting Physician; R. S, Macnetn, M. D., Attending Physician; W. G. W. Haaronp, Manager; H. AnDREWS, Business Ageut Office, Baths and Lecture Dall, No, 627 Sacramento street, hetween Montgomery and Kearny streets. Free Lectures every Tuesday and Friday venings. 16v13-tf It coutuins oorrespondence from different sections, gtyIng acconuts of new diseoveries ia gold, silver and eopper, and should be takeu by every person tbat wishes to keep well posted on the developments ol our Stato and the Territories. —[Mountain Messenger HENDY’S NEW ee BATS FEG.27 RAPE I [W41 soon be Illustrated.) CONCENTRATOR. sine i TT (enenev (. Hendy’s Latest Improved Concentrator, for Gold and Silver Ores. 2) With Revolving Stirrers and Rotary Distributor, (As described in the Minne anp Scizntiric Press, November 17th, 1866), can be seen at H. J. Booth & Co’s, Union Foundry, First street, corner of Mission. or further particulars, send for a Circular. Address J. HENDY, 402 Montgomery Street, San Franciseo. N. B.—The proprietor is prepared to furnish these Machines on thirty days trial, to responsible partics. e HEPBURN & PETERSON’S PANS AND SEPARATORS, EFor Reducing and Amalgamating Gold and Silver Ores. rf, y) C s . MW ft We invite the Minlug Public to examine the record of our Machines before adopting any other for produeing stmllar resuits, Names of Comp Location of Mill. GOULD & CURRY. Virginia City, Nevada. SILVER STATE R: Empire City, i OPHLR. ere 2 Washoe City, = EDWARD NcLEAN. liver City, oe BANTIAGGO eae cise ephyr Flat, We RAPHAEL & HUSTED Roid HE es FRENCH & BES. Dayton, 2 SLER. HERMAN, EETSCHER & CO, TRO ayton, i. DAVIS & Garson City, PHENIX.,.. ilver City, ae CHAS. 8. COUVER . ilver City, on PIONEERS oc. src. ANDERSON & SEAL. 6v12tf-1stS At the VULCAN I They have been in general use for the past three years, during which time they have been re eatedly tried in comparison with every otber machine of note, and of a similiar nature, and have invariabiy been adopted in ence; which faets we offer asthe most suitable reeommendation, and which Is attested by the following list of Principal Mills Using them: prefer:
. Names i Companies. TEAKLE, ROGERS & CO Nee KELSEY Un Be bis YELLOV Empire City,BEL .Esmeraida, pt HEGKENDOR} alaveras Co., Cal. CARSON CREEK Gaiaveras Co, ™* ariposa Co., e niare Co., ad Eo, sv mador Co., acl EACL mador Go., ie 1DA MI wens Rivor, _ ALACRAN Souora, Mexico. SANTA CLA onora, ts ROSARIO & CARMAN Mora, ” LIBERTAD 2.. jonora, me DON JUAN ROBINSON. .Sonora, oe oe ae ed nt the Prinelpnl Foundries in San Francisca. EP < RN RSON, RON WORES, Nos} 187 and 139 First Street, San Franelseo. TuE PENINSULA OF Sinai has recently been carefully examined around its coast, and throughont most of its interior, by Rev. FP. W. Holland, who has prepared a very interesting report of his examinations, describing various roads, ruins, ete., discovered by him in unfrequented localities, bespeaking a period of large population nod civilization at some former period. Sinaitie inscriptions and ancient turqnoise mines were discovered. All tbese remains are most likely due to the former occupation of the peninsula by the Israelites, during their passage from Egypt to the Promised Land. WM. HAGEMANN, Sole agent for Schaffer & Budenberg’s Steam Gauges, And ali articles used by Engincers. Cbeltenham Fire Clay Works, St. Louis; PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKETS; Turnbull & Cummersell’s Hearses, 103 California street, corner of Davis street. 18v13-3ml6p SAN FRANCISCO, BANCROFY’S CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC BOOKS. CONTENTS: I.—Milltary and Naval Science, Navigation nnd Shipbullding. rchitecture and Curpentry, & Fine Arts. Chemistry and Eleetricity. Vi.—Mechanical Nclence, WIl.—Appliled Mechanics and the Useful Arts, WIML.-—Currenucy, Trade, ind Resources, IX.—Mathematicsand Engineering, .—Astronomy. X. Geology, Explorations, and Meteorology c Geology, Mining, Etc. Natori Uiistory of Animal Kingdom, The Veretable Kingdom, XL V.—Aerlculture. XViL—Domestic Arts. SE iG A Games, Fortune Telling. x .—Phonogrnp XIX.—Cyeloprdias : Diectfonnries. XX.—General and P. ar Science, XX —Oiacelanevu orks, The Cataiogue will be mailed to any Address upon appli. catlon. HE. H. BANCROFT & CO., Booksellers and Stationers 8vlz San Frauelsco, Cal, Ww. LT. GARRATT., City BRASS AND BELL FOUNDER} Cor. Mission and Fremont sts., = SAN FNANCISCO. Mannfacturer of Brass, Zine, and Anti-Frietlon or Babbet Metal Castings; CHURCH AND STEAMBOAT BELLS, TAVEAN AND MAND BELLS AND GONGS, FIRE ENGINES, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, Steam, a Soda Oli, Water and Fiange Cocks, and Valves of ail descriptions, made and repaired. Hose aad ail other Joints, Spelter, Soider, and Copper Rivets, .ie, Gauge Cocks, Cylinder Voeks, oil Clobes, Steam W histles, HYDRAULIC PIPES AND NOZZELS For Mining purposes, Iron Steam Pipe furnished with Fit tings, &c. Coupling Joints of all sicses, Particular attention paid to Distilier Work. Manufacturer ol’ "Gurratt’s Pat. tent Improved Journal Metsi,” Bam Highest Market price paid for OLD BELLS, COPPER AND BRASS, a . ote Pacific Map Depot. A. GENSOUL, PUBLISNER, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN MAPS, ATLASES, Charis, Culde,Books, Globes, Books, Stationery, und Fancy Articles, 511 Montgomery street, hetween Commercial and Snera mento, San Francisco. Agents and Dealers supplied on Liberal Terms. BvI2e Metallurgy. KUSTEL’S NEVADA & CALIFORNIA PROCESSES —or— GOLD AND SILVER EXTRACTION. HE MOST VALUABLE WORK ON THE SUBJECT ever published, and indispensable to Miners, Prospeetors, Metallurgists, and Millmen, I'rice, in eloth, $5; sheep, $6. Sent hy mali, postage pald, 50 cents extra For sale by Bookseliers generally. Scientific Books. Always on hand, a complete assortment of Worksin every branch of SCIENCE andthe USEFUL ARTS, together with a Full stock of Books In every department of Literature. 4g>Prompt attention paid to orders by mail. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, A. ROMAN & CO., Booksellers, Importers and Publishers, 417 nnd 419 Montgomery street, Betweon Callfurnia and Sneramento streets SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 18¥v13-3m16p Blanks, Blank Mining Books, Constitution and By-Laws — FOR— Mining and Prospecting Companies Elegantly printed, with eare and dispateb, at the office of the Mining und Scicntifie Press. ea Orders from the interior faithfaly attended to. Job Printing Press for Sale--$250. PRESS, Im fine order and good as new, can be had for S250, cash—lowest price. Warraated. Apply to DEWEY & CO,, Miming and Seientifle Press Office. A Largest Size (half medium) RUGGLES' BEST JGB ) Endorse The following resolution was adopted by the Californla Miners’ State Convention, held at Sacramento, Jan. 17th, 1866: Resolved, That we regard a mining paper or Jonrnai o. great Importance to the mining interest of Callforaia, and werecommend the MininG ann Serentiric Press, of San Francisco, to the eonsidoration and support of the minerg of tho Pacifie coast. ° t by the Miners’ State ‘Convention it