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Volume 17 (1868) (428 pages)

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138 The Mining and Scientific Press. Machinists and Foundries. PALMER, KNOX & CO., Golden State Iron Works, Nos. 19, 21, 23 and 25 First Street, SAN FRANCISCO, MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, STEAM ENGINES AND QUARTZ MIULS DUNBAR'S IMPROVED Sielf-Adjusting Piston Packing, flequiros no springs or screws; Ja always steam tight; without excessive frictlon, nnd never gets slack or ieaky. WHEELER & RANDALL'S NEW GRINDER AND AMALGAMATOR HEPBURN & PETERSON’S AMALGAMATOR AND SEPARATOR, Knox’s Amalgamators, WITH PALMER'S PATENT STEAM CHEST, Superlor tor worklng either GOLD OR SILVER ORES, and Igthe only Amalgamator that has stvod the test of seveu yeara’ contluual worklng. tenuine White Iron Stump Shocs and Dies Having been engaged for tbe pastten years In qnartz Miners’ Foundry —AND— MACHINE WORKS Nos. 245 ro 255 First SrRret, San Francisco. HOWLAND, ANGELL & CO., PROPRIETORS, Manufacturers of Machinery for QUARTZ MILLS, FLOUR MILLS, SAW MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, POWDER MILLS, PAPER MILLS Steam Engines of all Kinds, Amalgamators of all Kinds. MINING PUMPS, HOISTING WORKS OIL WELL TOOLS, KOCK GREAKERS, AND Machinery and Castings of all kinds, either of Iron or Brass, Boilers and Shest Iron Work in all its Branches. Shoes and Dies of White Iron, mnnnfactnred for und imported by us expressly tor this pur. pose, and will last 4 per cent, longer than «ny other mnde on this coust, Kuasin Iron Screens, of nny degree of fineness, Wenrethe only munnfucinrers on this const of the uaicks Engine,” the most cumpact, simple nb miniug, and being conversant witb alltbe Improv By either in Miniug or Milling, we are prepared to furnish, a1 the shortest notice, the most pertect machinery tor redue dag oros, or Saving either gold or silver. 13vlgqy-tt WILLAMETTE IRON WORKS, _ PORTLAND, OREGON. Steam Engines, Bollers, SAW AND GRIST MILLS, MININO MACHINERY, WROUGHT IRON SHUTTER WORK, AND BLACKSMITHING IN OENERAL. Corner North-Front and E streets, One bloek north of Couch’s Wharf. UNION IRON WORKS, Sacramento. WILLIAMS, ROOT & NEILSON, MANUFACTURERS OF CROSS’? PATENT BOILER FEEDER, STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, And alli kinds of Mining Machinery. Also, Hay and Wine Presses made and repaired with neatness, durabiilty aud dispatch. Dunbar’s Pntent Scif-Adjnsting Steam Piston PACKING, for new and old Cylinders, manufacturod tu order, Front Street, between N nnd O streets, Tavll 18vI3-ly Saonamento Cirr GLOBE Foundry and Machine Shop, STOCKTON, KEEP, BLAKE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF CAL. Quartz, Saw and Grist Mill Irons, Stenin £ngines, Horse Powers, Mining and Irrigating Pumps, Car Wheels, Derrick Irons, House Fronts, Iron Fencing, Balcony Railings, ete., at San Fraucisco prices. Orders solicited I3vI3-Iy and promptly execnted. JAMES MACKEN, cCcOPPERS™MIT S&F, 226 Fremont st., bet. Howard & Folsom All kinds of COPPER WORK done to order in the hest manner, Particular attention paid to Steamboat, Sugar House and Distillery work. Kepairing promptly and neatly oe chon ded er BV GEORGE T. PRACY, MACHINE WORKS, Nos 109 and III Mission street, between Main and Spear, BAN FRANCISCO, BTEAM ENGINE, FLOUR ANDSAW BILL And Quprtz Muchinery, Printiug Presses, — ann —— MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION MADE AND REPAIRED. a#@-Speciai attention paid to Repairing.@y gqy-3 CiTY IRON WORKS COMPANY, CLERC & CO., IRON FOUNDERS, Stenm Kugine Boilders, and Makers of ali kinds ef Machinery, No. 28 Fremont street, San Francisco. 6v16qr To Foundrymen and Blacksmiths, UMP LEHIOH AND CUMBERLAND COAL, 1N ANY quantity, sucked and au ee to_any part ot the coun try, by WAS. R. DUYLE, Coal Dealer, 413 and 414 Fnerfic street, Ebet. Sansone and Montgoinery, San Francisco. 24v15-3m nad durabie, of nay Engine in TAC. W. H. HOWLAND, H. B. ANGELL, ISyl4-qr CYRUS PALMER. EULTON Foundry and Iron Works. HINCKLEY & C0, MANUFAOTUAERS OF STEAM ENGINES, Quartz, Flour and Saw Mills, Huyer’ Improved Steam: Pump, EBrodle’s Improved Crusher, Mining Pumps, Amnigamators, and ali kinds of Machinery, N. E. corner of Tebama and Fremont streets, above How ard street, San Franclsco, 3-ay BAURHYTE, McAPEE & SPIERS, BOILER MAKERS AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, Howard st, betwecu Fremont and Beale, San Franelsco. Fine or Tubnlar Bofters, with plain circular or spiral courses. Upright flue or Tubular Boilers, Locomotive and ead varing Boiiors, and Wrought Iron Tanks of every description, Hydrauile FPlpe supplicd at reasonable rates. In or. coats give the quantity of water to be supplied, hightof tho fa tf and totai length of pipe, so as to cnable the trim to a prerm ne the diameter of the pipe and thickness of iron to @ used. Repairs,—Boilers, Smoko Stacks, Pipes, ctc., put in repair with promptness. To Boller Mukers and Mnchinists in the In. terlor.—The firm ls prepared to furnish estimates of Boliers, sui-ply new Heads, driiled and punched, and attend to the seieciion and forwarding of Iron fur Boliers, Pipes and other purposes. ans, Drawings and Specifications.—The firm ta prepared to make out Pians and Specotications, 1eccive estimates, and snperintend the Erection of any Macbinery that may de entrusted to their care To Inventors.—The firm ls prepared to assist in developIng the pians of those who have the ideas but not the practical experlence necessary to put the same In form, by Making Drawings ot their Inventions, giving them the benefit of their practlca] knowledge in the construction of Machinery, and attending to the manufacture and iutroductlon of their luveutions. Ivisif 3. NEWSHAM. J. BIGWoon. SOUTH BEACH IRON WORKS, Near corner of King and Third streets, San Franclaco. MAKINE ENGINES, AND ALL KINDS OF MACEHIINERY FORGING. Ali kinds of Ship-smithing and Mill work manufactures to order. Jobbing of every description promptiy attended ta, All work dono puaranteed. tavl4Ly LINCOLN IRON WORKS, No. 51 Benle at., bet. Murket and Mission. D. FOURNESS, Proprietor. STEAM ENGINIES, Flour and Sawmills, and MACHINERY of all descriptions made and repaired at shortest notice. agr-Particular attention sid fe repatring Reynold’s Cut-off vicar CALIFORNIA BRASS FOUNDRY. No. 125 First street, opporlte Milnan, SAN FRANCISCO. ALL Kinns of Brass, Composition, Zinc, and Babbitt Metai Castings, Brass Shlp Work of ail kinds, Spikes, sheathin Nails, Rudder Braces, Ha Ship and Steamboat Belisand Gougs of snperiortene. Ali kinds of Cocks and Valves, Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzics, and Hose Couplings and Connections of all sizes and patterns, furnished with dispatch. tap PRICES MODERATE, wy J, P, OALLAGHER, oy ei je Vv. KEINOWELL, w13-L California Labor and Employment Exchange 3I9 Battery Street, San Francisco, INING COMPANIES, MANUFACTURERS, CONTRACT ora, and empiovers ot all descriptions of labor, are roquesied to send their orders to the Exchange at or ec. Sv 16-3m H.C. BENNETT, Secretary.
By Mait.—The Mining and Scientific Press will be sent by maii to any part ot tte civilized world. Incase nt removal subscribers tinve only to mform us of the post office address of theireld amid new fovation, and the pape will be sent accordingly. A. P, BRAYTON. A.C, AUSTIN. Pacific Iron Works. j . RA P. RANBLN, First and Fremont Streets, SAN FRANCISCO, Having been estabiished since 1851, we have accumnlated avery large variety of Gear and other Patierns, which, with our superlor tocisand appliances, give us facillties for doing first class work nnequaled on tbe Pacific Coast. Among other things, we manufacture the following: STEAM ENGINES, Horizontal and Verticai, for elther Statlonary or Marino nse. BOILERS—High and Low Pressure, Pump, Pipe and Sbeot Iron Work of every kind. Quartz Mill Work, Including High and Low Mortars, for wet or aie ernshing; Furnace Irons for Roasting Ores; Freiberg Barreia, Varncy’s and Wheeler's Amalgamating Pans and Settlers; Stamp Shoes and Dies of best White Iron; Rassia tron Screens, ete., ete. Fiour Mill, Saw Miil and Sugar Mill Work In every variety; Eiri: and Hoisting Machlucry; Hansbrow's arent Chailence Pump, tor Domestic, Sbip and Mining nse—tbhe most approved and _ suceesslui Pump manufaciured. Cuatings of every deseription, Iron and Brnas. We would cail especial atiention io ‘* Wright's Patent Variable Cut-off Engines,” of which we are the sole manufacturers on the Pacific Coast, under license from the Woodruff & Beach Co., Harttord, Ct. Asa simple, effective, rurn SAVING, tirst-ciass Engine, this ls, witbout doubt, the best Engine made inthe United States. Orders promptly attended to. Prices as low as possiblo for first class work, and we intend to dono other, vot San Francisco, May 1, 1868, Phenix Iron Works. JONATHAN KITTREDGE, Proprietor, Nos, 18 und 20 Fremont street, nenr Market, MANUFACTUREN OF Fire-Proof Doors, Shutters, *Wrought Iron Oirders, and all kinds of Housesmith work, Bridgo and Prison Work; BANK VAULTS AND MONITOR SAFES, FORGING AND MACIIINE WORK. Agency for the ISHAM KEY REGISTER BANK AND SAFE LOCK, the oniy first class Lock in tho Ivltif United States. Tae Amentcam Spring Bep.—Asa sub: — stitute for the costly, clumsy, viekerty, spiral-spring heds in general use, we hail . this invention as an innovation of more than ordinary consequence. The springs are independent of the mattress and not likely to get out of order; but in case they do, any one can repair them ata trifling expense. It is portahle, durable, and therefore convenient. The writer has used one of these beds for several months, and is more than satisfied with its action. It is easily fitted to any ordinary bedstead at a total expense of about four to seven or eight dollars only. G. W. Kinzer is agent, under Mechanics’ Institute, and the bed is” among the new and attractive inventions on exhibition in the Fair. We are sure no one will ever return to the old style of springs after a fair trial of these. Goupen Rois Emporrom.—This is the trade-mark of Geo. Thakrah, the extensive — dealer in men’s furnishing goods, fancy articles, etc., 59 Second street. Those who have not called on Thakrah, have failed to form an acquaintance with one of the best and cheapest stock of goods in the city— the best goods at the lowest prices. Tue Mopern Betar.—Jones says the reason why young ladies are called belles, is hecause they have so much brass in their composition,—make so much sonnd,—and have clappers which strike as they go up or down, Our lady friends must remember that Jones is a miserahle old bachelor, or he would not publish such a libel on them. CarryING a Joxe Too Far.—A fellow was caught the other evening with half a dozen pair of knitted socks, which he had taken from one of the stands at the Tair. When arrested by the officer, he said he only took them as ajoke. As he had taken them outside of the Pavilion, the officer suid that was carrying the joke too far. The joker is now in the calaboose. GEO. E. ROGERS, (Successor to O, W. Beil.) A S$ S A WY E BR, 612 Califernia at., San Frnuneisco, J. A. MARS, Assayer. Ores carcfully Assayed. Gold and Silver Ores worked. 23v16-qrivpnr THOMPSON BROTHERS, EUREKA FOUNDRY, 129 and 131 Beale street, hetween Mission and Howard, San Francisco. LIGUT AND WEAVY CASTINGS, of every description, made to order. 24vI6qr REESE LLEWELLYN. STFPBEN FLATCNKA, LLEWELLYN & FLETCHER, COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, 193 and 135 Beale streci, nenr Howard, San Franelsco, Manufacturers of Etouse Frents, Snsh Welghts, and Machinery Castings of ail kinds. 24viGqr EMPIRE FOUNDRY, 294 Howard street, noar Beaie, San Francisco. CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Made to order with neatness and dispater, Particular attention given to the manufactnre of SHIPS? IRONS, $vI7qr S, A. YOUSE, Proprietor. Oakland Point Foundry, Near Gakland Point RK. K. Station, MANUFACTURES House Fronts, Sash Weights, Ranges, Light nnd Henvy Cnuating: of all kinds. Having this day dissolved partnership with G A. Waiker, the business will hereatter be condneted In the name of the ae iilord tly attended to. ed to. gee a iad MARTIN T. MEAD. July 16, 1863. avit-im California Steam Navigation ain i243 COMPANY. Lada Steamer CAPITAL . 7 CHRYSOPOLIS wv YOSEMITE . ui CORNELIA CAPT, E. A. POOLE -CAPT, A. FOSTER. --CAPT, W. BROMLEY se -CAPT. E. CONCKELIN. Two of the above steamers leave BROADWAY WHARF at 4 o'clock P. M. EVERY DAY (Sindays excepted), one for Sacramento and one tor Atockton, those tor Sacra. Mento connecting with ed atl steamers tor Marysville, Coivsa, Chico, and Red Bluff. fiice of the Company, northeast cornor of Front and Jackson streets. I3v12 B. M. HAKTSHORNE, President. J. M. HAVEN, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Room 25 Mantgomery Block, SAN FRANCISCO, 27416 International Hotel, JACKSON STREET BETWEEN MONTGOMERY AND KEARNY STs, SAN FRANSISCO, CAL. HIS OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE 18 IN PERFECT order for the acsommodatlon of gucsis. Persons secking comfort and economy wiil find this the best Hotel in the city to stop at. Tho Beds are_ new and Jnvpong order, and the Rooms weli ventilated. The Tablo will alwaya bo supplicd with the best In the market. Prices varying from &1 60 to &2 per day for Board and Koom, PINE BATH HOUSE AND BARBER SHOP ATTACHED TO THE HOUSE, Par Tcams belonging to the Honse will ben attendance at ail the beats and cars to convey passengers ta the House FREER OF CUARGE, and to any pari of the city for &0 ecnts Z1v12 F, E, WEYOANT, Proprietor. GUN POW DE Ea ee The California Powder Works Mannfacture all kinds of Sporting. Rific. Musket, Pistol, Blasting Mining, Meai and Fuso POWDER, of superior uality. q Earcka Grain Powder in 614 and 1 1b canistera, ae Sporting Powder, in 1232 kegs, #34,1 1b and 33 ib anisters. Pacitic Rifie Powder, in] 1b kegs, and 63{,1 1b and }¢ ib canisters Calitornia Sportsman Powder, in] 1b kegs, 637, 11d and 44 Vb canisters. Sea and River Powder, in 25 and 11d kegs, and 634 can” stera. Valiey MIM] Powder, in 25 and 1 1b kegs, and 63y, 1] iband 44 ib cunisters. Pistoi Powdor, in }j Ihcanisters, Cannon, Musket and Biasiime Powder in 25 1b kegs Mills at Santa Cruz. Office, $18 Callfornia St, JOHN F, LOHSE, Secretar.