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Volume 17 (1868) (428 pages)

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The Mining and Scientific Press. 11 Svecestrve Tacts.—In Ross Browne's report for 1867, tho gold production of California is estimated at £25,000,000—less than a fourth of which is credited to placcr mining. The wlicat crop of 1868 is roughly estimated at 25,000,000 of bushels, which at an average of $1.67 por hundred, would give $25,000,000—as much as the whole gold production of the preceeding year. Twelvo years rz0 our gold mines yielded rbout $40,000,000 year; the whent lands hardly rnything. The mines are still deelining, but the incrcase in wlieat production is greater than the decline in gold. The mines and whoat fields together now yield $50,000,000 and over. There are not over 2,500,000 neres of land now under eultivation of all kinds, in the State; yet the total amonnt of Irnd susceptible of cultivation is not less than 50,000,000 of neres ! When the State shall havo rcaelied its greatest capability in agricultural industry, our wheat erop will probably aggregate 200,000,000 of bushels, worth in averago years four times as much as the highest figures ever produeed in any year from the gold mincs. The most encouraging featnre in the chango of industry from mining to agrieulture is, that what we realize from the latter nearly all remains in the State and goes toward the improvement of farms and the building up of cities, towns and manufaetures, while the produets of the mincs were nearly all absorbed by foreign markets to make up the balance of trade against us. GEO. E. ROGERS, . (Snecessor to G. W. Beii.) A S$ S A Y E RR. 642 Callfurnla at.,San Frunclsco. J. A. MARS, Assayer. Ores carefuily Assnyed. Gold and Silver Ores worked. 2vl6-qrlUpur BUERKE’S Watchman’s Time Detector. NS WATCH-CLOCK WAS INTRODUCED TO TNE Pubtle In almost every section of the United States and Cans isabout tive years ago, and St has proved itself to be the beat invention in tho work for testing tire faithtiduess of Watelimen. Stueo its lntroduetlon, tio Proprietar iaxlniproved on some parts, and correeted deficicneics, and ire has now A Perfeet Check upon the Watchman. With other Ciocks, areguinr routine has to be followea, bit with this a Watchman can be ordered to visit any pnt ticular plaice ws often ns required, wiliout being compelted tn go to pinees where iC isnot neeessary to visit as often, The insirumeut ls eompicte in itseif, portable, and as reliahie as the best iever waten. itis not se Ilkely lo becomo disarranged In Ils work4 as a gayd wateh,becanso its parts are stronger. But when It needs cieantng. any eommon watchmaker can adjust ft, Its mvuetanism being shinple. lt requires no fixtures or wires communieating trom Toom to roam, as Is the ease with the oniinaty Watch-Clocks; a smalt, inexpensive stationary key is alone reqnired ateach station By tis nse places ean be guarded that It wouid be Impossihle te guard with any other lustrninent, suelt as Kallroad Tunneiz, Bridges, Ynrds, Shops, ete. The instrument wlll in ail enses he warranted pertcet andsatistactoty, Its prlee is invariably Serenty-fire Dollars, eash ou delvery, iveluding as many keys as are requislte, not exeeedIng twelve. THIS WATCH-CLOCK IS SOLD AT A LESS PRICE THAN ANY UTHER IN THE MARKET, The DETECTOR is used extensively by large Manufaeturlng Establilshmenis and Rairoad Companies in the United States, from whom numeroua testimonials have been reeclved. ag-Titis Detector iseovered hy two U.S. paten's, Pares using Or seiline thesa lustrnments without authority from me wiil be doalt with aecordlng ta iaw. N. B —Partles purehasing these Cineks should test them sutiieiently ht tho countlig-room or otflee, as they will not he tcken baek after having beon injured by the Watehman through earelessness. Alleoninuntcations promotly attended to. Address J. E. BUEKKR, Proprietor, 47 Cougtess scroet, Bo-ton. Bvi6-6m P.O. Box, No. 1057. WATER-PROOF BLASTING FUSE, MANUFACTURED BY THE BOSTON FUSE COMPANY. This snperior artiele gives treat satisfaelion to miners, aad ls soldat LOW PRICEs, ear-Tio No. 2exactiy fits the caps used by the OIANT POWDER CO. FREEMAN, SMITIT & CO., Agents for the Company, 19vi6-3m 110 California street, San Francisco. The Giant Powder Company is now prepared to fiil all orders for GIANT POWDER, Paeked in boxes of 5, 10, 25, and 50 bs., either looso or In Cartridges of 3g, 94,1, and 1!f!nehes dlametor. Eaeh package eoulains one size Cartridges, Orders to bo addressed to tio . General Agents, BANDMANN, NIELSON & CO., 25v16-3m. 210 Front street, San Franeiseo. Important Scientific Works D. APPLETON & CO., NEW YOBR. APPLETON'S Cyclopedia of os Sry Ing—a Pext Book forife Mechanic, Arch e OY ew tuenal ailnstra» $1.—-1if, Morocey, $12 50 gincer, aud Sir and revised edit tons. ~ Dictionary of Mechanies, Machines, Euglne-Work, and Rugineering, coutalning over 4.00) instratlans, wiLucarly 210 tpages. Aventireivy new editlon, revised and corrected. With addlulonal Stee Pintes, Complete in 2 vois., large sve. Strongly and noatly bouud in Well Moroeoo.... 20 00 BOURNE (JOHN).—A Catechism of the Sicain Engine. New revised eiitlon, wit tilustrupons, nie. Chth — Hand-Book of the Steam Engine. Constitlug a Key tothe “Catechiam of the steam ed witht o7 woodeuta, 1 vol. i2znw. rey a BOURNE (JOHN).—A Treatise on the hie iu lt aricus Applicatlons to Mines, Sav Raliwa nod AgrictiJ 3 Tespectiug the ive Power 0 taud the Proper Proportions of Steam Engines, elaborate Tahles of the Risht Dhnensions of every part, and Practical Instruction lor tho Mauufaeture and Management af every speeles ot Engine Inactuai use, Being thé seventh edi. lim of “A Treatiso on tho Steam Enelne,” by tho “artesian Club. UWusirited with 3% plat ud 16 woolcuts, Lvoi., dto Clota . CORRELATION and Conservatism of Forees: A Setiesof Expositions by Prof, Grove, Prof, Nemholtz, Or. Mayer. Dr. Faradny, Prof Llebig and Dr, Catpenters with an Intradnetion and brict Biographleal Notlees of the Cilef Promoters nt the New Views, by Edward L. Youwaw’s, M.D. 1 voi , L!mo. Ciotiy .. «+6. tee ssoeeeeees » 250 OVERMAN (F.)—Metallurgy; embraeing Elements of Minmg Operations, Anniyzation of Ores, ote. liustrated. Lvol, vo. Cloth RUSSELL'S (J. SCOTT) Great Work on Navai Arehitecture, The most valuable Work on Ship building ever issued, The Modern System of Naval Arefiltecture; In Three Parts: Yart t—Naval Design; Patt 11-—Practleal Stip-buliding; Part lil—Steam Navigation. By J, Seott Russclt, F. R.S., Vice Presideut of tho Institution of Civii Engineers, and of the Institutlon of Naval Architecture. 2 vols, folla of Piates, 165 in ait,drawn to a Prac ileal Work. ing Seale, and engraved on Copper; ind t var. folio, at Text, printed ot fine paper, In Inrge, eienr type. “0 tPublished priee, £50) TRURAN (W).—Iron Manufacture of Grent Britain, Theoretically and Praetically Considered, ineindine descriptive details of the Ores, Fueis and Fiuxes emptoyed; the Preliminary Operatien of Cnicination, the Biast, Refining, the Puddling Furnaces, Engiites, and Muchiners, and the ‘various processes in union, etr., etc. Truran, Seeond edition. Revised trom the Manuseripts of fhe iate Mr. Trurait by J. Archie Philiips, author of ‘x. Wannai of Metallurgy," and Win. H. Dorman, C. Y. lifustrated with 34 piates, 1 vol., large 8vo. Ciotih . 10 URE (Dr.) Dietiouary of Arts, Manufactures, and Mines, Now edition, grently enlarged. 2 vols,, 8yu. -Cioth $12; Sheep, $14; hf Morocco — The same, Vol. IIT, or Supplement. liarge voi. $vo. Cloth, $6; Sheep, $7; hf, Moroceo. 8 50 — The same, complete in 3 vol Cloth $18; Sheep, $2; hf. ploteced: 25 50 OV 16-5 17:00 KNICKERBOCKER Life Insurance Company, OF NEW YORK. Assets, over $3,000,000. Namber of Policies issued in 1867, 10,500. Amount Tasured, 831,375,671 00. POLICIES ISUED AT ONCE, On receipt of Appiication at tho San Franelseo Branch Office, withont referring te tho Home Office at New York. Policies Paid in Gold Goin or Greenbacks, at the option of tho person Insuring. No Extra Charge for Army and Navy Officers, NO RESTRICTIONS WHATEVER ON TRAVEL. Inerease of business last yenr proportionaliy larger than that of any Company in tho world. Paelfie Branch Office, 430 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, GEO, T. SHIPLEY, M. D., Manager. J. H. FE. WILLIAMS, General Agent. g@r-Agouts wanted through elty and State, and Paeitie Coust. 23v(G-lam9p NOTICE TO THE TRADE. Screwed Boots, Serewcd Boots, Screwed Boots, NO MORE TO BE MONOPOLIZED, Capitalists who control Boot and Shoe Faetories at present ize th: PLATINUM VESSELS. : APPARATUS, SHEET, WIRF, Ere., pret Piatinum .M. RAYNOR, Offiee, 748 Broadway, N. Y. For all Laboratory and Manufaeturing ass attd Ure purchased, 17yv16-2m SURE CURE. ll PROMISE TO CURE RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, Gout in the Feet or Ankles, Dy apenas Piics, Mange. Bone Feion, and aii kinds of Sores, in men or animals, an ne matter of how long standing. Also, lleart Disease, Soro yes, Sore Throat, Scrofnia, Salt Rieum, and al E Seeret Diseases ot ali kinds cured, DR. JAMES No Broadway, between Sansomo and Montgomery streets, San Franelseo. >, also promise to cure horsessprung in re Recs: V15-30. ogy Remedies sent by mail. iSkin Dis. . 0 trade,on aeevunt of the priee of the American and Freneh Screw Apparatus, each costing from one hundred and twenty-five ($125) to four hundred doilars ($300), ieaving them out of the reaeh the poor man, whilst LUMSDEN'S GALIFORNIA APPARATUS For the Making Up of Screwed Boots, Patented May 26, 1868, . Is sold from $35 to $50. sari 20 minutes’ applieation it can bo learned.@%
With this "heap and valunblo invention, Boots and Shoes ean bo mado on lasts, with or without beiug fron-plated. Every bootmaker now doing businoss on the Pacifle Coast ean have ove. Thoapparatus ts small and strong, and with care will last a lite time. Eaeh onois warranted. Orders promplly attended to. Work done at the Valcan Iron Works, For particulars apply to NICHOLAS LUMSDEN, Inventor, Neyada House, &1 Sievenson street, 26716 San Fraucisco, HO TEAMSTERS! CONTINUE TO USE HUCKS & LARBERTS CELEBRATED H&L Axle Grease, To which you have given so decided a preference fer the last FOURTEEN YEARS, It is the enly reliable article IN THE MARKET Every care will continue ts be nsed to eustain the high reputation the II & L Axle Grease, has so long and justly attained. Z=2Be sure and ask for the H & L brand, and see that the TRADE MARK H&L IS ON THECOVER OF THE PACK AGE NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. FOR SALE IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION, 6ylécowrf, Eley’s Anununition. There Curtridges nre made in tires sizes, viz , .677 (or Snider Enfleid) bore; .600 (or half-inch) bore; aud .45t foramail) bore These Cariridgesiinve been adopted, after earoful eomparative trinis agalust ail other descriptions, by HER TAJESTY'S WAR DEPARTMENT, as the Standard Rifle Ammunition for the BRITISH ARMY, and aro not onty used exclusiveiy for the Snider Irfle, but are adapted to all other syvs‘ems of miiary BREECH LOADING RIFLES, They are the eheapest Cartridgecs known, entrying their own Ignition, belng mado wholiy of metai, are water-proof and imperishnbie in any elimate. c Boxer Cartridgo Cases (empty), of ali 8 sizes, packed with or without huiicts, and machino for fitstenIng samo lu Cartridgses. z Makers of BOXER CARTRIDGES, -459 hore for Revolving Pistois, in use In Her Majesty's Navy. PIN CARTRIDGES for Lefaucheux. Revoivers of 12m, 9.1. and 7 , bore. CENTRAL FIRE and PIN FIRE OARTRIDUES, for all sizes of Guns, Rifles nnd Rovoivers. Double Water-Proof and BE. B. Caps. Wire Gartridges for killing game at ioug distanees. Feit Waddings to lnptove ihe shooting of guns; ad every deserlption of Sporting and Miiitary Ammunition. Wholesale only. EAS USED IN . CONVERTED SNIDER ENFIELD . 2 is] a be Aya < Lo) > a 6 g & 5 = Fs = 5 2 2 a n a 3 ce) ELEY BROTIIUERS, 18vifcowly Gray's Inu Road, London, W. G.Practical Mining and Milling Processes . Described B BAN a HISTORY AND DIRECTORY ~OF— NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. Contalning a complete History of the County, with Sketches of the various Towns and Mining Camps, the Names and Occupation of Residents; aiso. fuli Statistics of Mining and all other Indnstrial 9 Resourees, Also, doscription of tho Chlorino and other proeesses; Oco logieai Formation of the most noted mines in California, ete., ete. COMPILED BY EDWIN F. BEAN. Editor and Pubiisher of the Nevdda Daily Gazette. Friee, $5—For sate at tio ofiico ot the Mining and Sei entifie Press, San Franelsen Mvlatf A Book for Every Miner and Scientific Man. : JUST PUBLISHED, KUSTEL’S NEW WORK, CONCENTRATION Of all kinds of Ores,and the CHLORINATION PROCESS, For Goid-Beariug Sulphurets. Arseniurets, and Gold and Siiver Ores geuerally. Price, $7.50 A Uberal discount to the Trade. For sale by the Bookseliers Sent to any part of tho United States, postage paid, on receipt of ibo prico. Address, DEWIEY & CO., Publishers, Offiee of the MinIng and Selentifie Press, 505 Clay street, lovltf SAN FRANCISCO. By Mau.—The Mining and Scientific Press wili be sent by mall to any parf ofthe eivilized world, In ease of removai subseribers have only to inform us of the post office address of theirold and new loeation, aud tho paper willbe sen . WM. SHERMAN & CO., i CLOTHIERS, MEROMANT TAILORS, AND DEALERS IN Men’s Furnishing Goods, TRUNKS, Traveling Gags, Valises, cte. THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK IN THE STATE. No.,G608 Montgomery strect, Enst Side, North of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO. Y5v16 3m11p MINERS’ LAMPS! SCRANTON PATTERN, FOR SALE BY LOCKE & MONTAGUE, 112 and 114 Battery street, SAN FRANCISGO. 13v16-8m Warranted for Threc Years. The Huntington Patent Elastic Springs WIE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO GALL THE ATtention of the public to anew and superior artie'e of BEDs. LOUNGES, ete., manufaetttred by them, at 353 and 355 Tehama street, between Fourth and fltth, San Fran. cisco. The Unholsterlng Is done upon Nuntrnaton’s Patent Elastie Sprmg, the superiority of wilch over ail others will readily bo seen on inspectton. . if you want a comfortable and duranle BED or LOUNGE . please caii at the Faetory. 353 nud 255 Tehama street, or at . Salesroum No. 613 Market street, oppusite Montgomery, and examine our Spring Mattresses and Lounges, before . buying cisewhere. ) 1W8vi6-3m 0” MUNTINGTON & TORREY. i Mining Secretary. WE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING SERVED FOR THE LAST tive years ns Scerotary of various mining eompanies, feels fully eompetenttoservo in that capaeity. Any par. tles wishing to secure tie servlecs of a Seeretary ean ho accommodaled on reasonable terins. Intormation glyen, aud all neeessary papers correctly made ont. Having had a long experience In the (paces of gooda and maehinery for miners, parties Inthe mines wili find It to their ndvnntage, Where purchasing agents nre employed, to send their orders to tie undersigned. J. M. BUFFINGTOV, Room 37, New Merclants’ Exehange, Caiifornia street, San Francisvo. i7vl5-tt WHITING & BERRY’S SPECIALTY Is to supply in iarge or small quantities: INVALIDS, PHYSICIANS, HOSPITALS, APOTHECARIES, HOTELS, PASSENGERS, FAMILIES, With Pure Wines and Undulterated Spirits for Medicinal and Family Use. WHITING & BERRY, Ten, Wine and Spirit Merchants, 17v16-3m, 609 Sacramentostreet, aboyo Montgomery. SAN FRANCISCO HYGEHIAN HOME WATER CURE, No, 637 Colifurnia street, oppoxlte St. Mary's Cathedral. E HAVE NOW TOR MOST EXTENSIVE AND COM. plete llealth Institute on the Paeifie Coast. both for ladiesand gentlemen. The sveeess wileh has attended industry and an honest persuanec of this rationni modo of euring the siek for the past ten venrs, has enabled Dr. Smith loestablish a Nome eombining ali the Hygienic appliwnees essential tothe invalid. Owlng to our inereased laelilties, wo teei warranted in rednelng the prices tor gen-tlemen to $50 per mnuth; to ladles from $15 to $20 per week for bourd aud treatinent. BARLOW J. SMITH, M. D., Physieian and Surgeon. H. 0. Coscrove, Superlutendent. 21v16-31a INSTRUCTION IN THE Chlorination Process! Parties wishing to learn the , Working of Sulphurets BY THE CHLORINATION PROCESS, Can liave an opportunity of doing so by appiying to tho undersigned, who are prepared to give praclieal Instruetion at reasonable rates. Apply to JOIN AGRELL, . accordingly: 3y16-3m Jackson, Amador Co., G