Volume 17 (1868) (428 pages)

cientific 413 The Mining and $ Press. ConpitTIon OF THE MiyinG INTERESTS IN Anizona.—Gov. McCormick's message to the Legislature of Arizona, which recently convened, has tho following pithy review of the condition of the mining interests in that Territory: The Wickcenbnrg gold mines are workcd without interruption and steadily yield a largerevenne. ‘The Vulture lode, the Comstock of Arizona, now lias a wide and merited fame, It is one of tho richest, most extcnsive and remarkalile deposits of gold quarty npon thecontinent, and its return to this time is believed to be but an earnest of what may be expected from it in tho future, Unfortunately the mills erected in the vieinity of Prescott were pnt cither npon worthless lodes or upon those in which ores predominate which cannot be mado to pay by ordinary treatment. The chlorination process has lately been introduced there, and it is expected it will prove successfulas in California and Colorado. If snch is the case, the hopofnl people who have clung to that part of the Territory, under most annoying delays and disappointmeots, will specdily reap the reward due to their patience and pertinacity. Upon the Colorado River little is doing in mining; the low price of copper has not warranted the continuous working of the lodes at William’s Fork and othr points, althongh a renewal of operations at an early day is promised. From the Eureka District there isa stcady and profitable shipment of lead ore to San Francisco, and work npon several silvor lodes in that district is vigorously prosecutcd, as it is on several gold lodes near La Paz and Hardyville. Below the Gila, the Cababi mines con. tinne to yield a good return of silver, and a fine mill is in process of erectiou at Apache Pass, where the gold lodes are attracting much attention and give exccllent promise. Confidence in the mineral resources of the Territory is unshaken, and those most famiiliar with them believe that once secure from Indian depredations and madeaccessible by the iron rail, Arizona will take front rank among the gold and silver-producing districts of the world. KImAvEA AGAIN ACTIVE —TEARTHQUAKES. The volcano of Kilauea is again active. Advices from Hawaii state that a severe shock of earthquake was felt cn the 16th of November, and a letter just received, dated Nov. 27th, says: For ‘‘the last ten or twelve days earthquakes have been much more frequent than during three months preceding. The atmosphere has also much of tho time been filled with smoke, which seems to como from Mauna Loa.” ROOM HANDLES. FOR SALE, «A Machine for turning Broom MWandles, Will be sold low, as we have no further use for lt, Apply at tho Wooden Ware Factory of ELAM & HOWES, 23y17-1ml6pnr Corner of Main and Mission streets. KBOOKS&STATIO : A JOHN G. HODGE & CO., Importers and Wholesale Deal 4p STATIONERY, Blank Books, School Looks, PLAYING CARDS, Wrapping Paner, Paper Bas, ete., etc. Nos. $29 and :#31 Sansome strect, corner Sacramento @@> Special wtrentlon given to orders irom Conntry Alex chants 2Zvléeow-l6p Trades and Manutactures. BARTLING & KIMBALL, . BOoOoKRKBINDERS, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 505 Clay street, @outhwest cor. Sausome), 1$v12-3m SAN FRANCISCO, JOIIN DANIEL, (s0CeRsson TO 0. GORI) MARBLE WORKS, No. 4?1 Pine st. bet. Montgomery aad Kearny, San Franclsco Mautela, Monnments, Tombs, Plunbers’ Siuba Etc., On hand and Manufnetured to order. Qoods shipped toall parts of the Stato. Orders re spcecttuils solicited. 5yv8-3m, Palmer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Phliiadelphia, Penn. Ruttlesanake Gold and Silver Mining ny, Brown's Valley, Yuba Connty, California. Xotlee Is horeby elven, that nt a mevtlng of the Board of CompnTrustecs of sald Company, held on the ninclecnth day of » 1868, an t of seven dollars and fifty cents pershare was levied upon the capital stock of sald Conipany, payuble hnmedlateiv, lo United States gold and silver coln, 10 the secrelary, No. 318 California Street, San Francisc, Ally stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the twenty-tirst ae ot January, 1859, shall be deemed dellnqnent, and will be duiy nitvertised lor aale at pubhte auctlon, ant unless payment shall be nade before, will be sold on Monday, tle eghth day ot February, 18/9, to pay the dellnquent assexsment; together wiih costs of adverlistng and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Trustecs. JOHN F. LOUSE, Sceretary. Office, $18 Callfornta street, up stalrs, San Francisco. X26 Rippon Gold und S1lver Mining Company,— Loextion of Works: Silver Mountain Disirlet, Alpine Conny, California, Norick.—Thero are delinquent, upon the following deserlbed stock, on account of assessment levled on the fittcenth day of Octuber, 1863, tho several amounts set ppposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: JARVIS JEWETT, AGENT. Seto on No. eer lfleate No, uares Amount. 218 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. 10v8-1m William Brown. it B ay co Seen Aw Be 10 10 ou am Brown a 10 J. M. STOCKMAN, Willan Brown oat lw ity oo Mauufacturer of Willan Brown 35 10 wo PATTERNS AND MODELS, . Wilim Broun ae oH oth (Over W. T. Garralt's Brasa Foundry, Ath a ae na aa S. E. Corner of Mission und Fremont sts., aiean AEH 6 Es 6vl4te SAN FRANCISCO NR eas i itr Daniel Vavilson, Janes Wilsun. 10 10 00 = George Patterson. 5 6 00 = James SS Robinson lg 10 by 1 100 55 55 60 J. F, PAGES . 1 5 15 i5 uO SEAL ENGRAVER, i 10 00 AND LETTER CUTTER, John Bugr gd 7 iz Brass and Stecl Stamps and Dies, 6:22 Montgomery streot, . Matthew Dav: i9 12 22 00 San Francisco. Orders hy express promptly attended to. lo 10 ovté 5 5 00 Ww 10 60 DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE gt je 5 5 ase AN ae a 5 5 Hy avi hort. ‘ VW pt JOHNSON & BEST, eine layer, 5 0 10 ta . C1, amin LEVY 5 5 00 Mauufacturers of all kinds of ries NT pS uw oD Lazard G 5 5 WU Desks and Office Furniture, . Lazard Codchaux 5 5 00 aes Godchaux 5 300 lunniighans. , G17 Market street, near Third, i Canninghan. é 5 M Michiel inglis! 25 25 v0 Warcrooms up stalrs. A large variety of Oesks always on . Frank Mahon 25 25 00 hand; ali kinds of Ottice Furniture and Cabinet Thos McCullough. Ww lu uD Work made to order. oreaien arcHil an 5 5 0 ‘qr Stephen MeGillaa 4 5 00 PJ McMahon a 2500 PJ NeMairon 25 28 H FS! a Ge 25 125 00 izabeth Curran 10 ly vy LOOK TO YOUR ROOFS! Hllgabern Curran ig ue eae G Brig ld 1 Pacific Conercte Company, FH Moo 2 2 0D n ¢ Grego: 20 20 1-0 No: G22 Clay ce eeey Henry Eno 20 20 00 Factory on Kings:recl, betweon Third and Fourth strect. llenry En 25 95 0 New rvofacovered and leaky roofs repaired, in thorough . David Lov 10 w cu and substanlial manner, promptly and at very reasonable . Jacob Marte 1 1 98 rates. Proprictore ol Eagan’s Patent. lsvi7it . 1G Shove. 20 20 LU Pacific Chemical Works. SULPHURIC ETHER. SPIRITS OF NITRE, AQUA AMMONIA, ACETIC ACID, CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM —AND— ACIDS AND CHEMICALS OF ALL KINDS. FALKENAU & HANKS, Office, G19 Montgomery Strecct. LOUIS FALKENAU, State Assayer, say-Particular attention puid to the Analysis of ORES, MINERALS METALS, ete. 8vl7 A Book for Every Miner and Scientific Man. JUST YUSLISHED, KUSTEL’S NEW WORK, CONCENTRATION Of all kinds of Ores,and the CHLORINATION PROVESS, For Gold-Bearing Sulplurels, Arsonurets, and Gold anc Silver Ores generally. Price, A llberal discount to the Trade. For sale by the Booksellers Sent to any part of the United States, postage pald, onreccipt of the price. Address, DEWEY & CO. Publishers, Office of tho Mining and Scientific Press, 414 Clay street, lovitf SAN FRANCISCO, l9v17re New Mining Advertisements. Golden Kule Mining Company, Tuclumne Cour.ty, California —Regular Bl-monthly dividend (No. 17} ut the Oolden Rule Mining Company, of Tuolumne County, €al., of 234 per ecnt. per month, or fifty cents per share, isnow declared, and will be paid to the Stockholdersin and after the 26th wst. Office, 432 Monigomery strect, Room No. 5. J. B. RUSSELL, Secrotary. W. T. Roswortn, President, . ALS. Pniren, Superintendent of Mine. dee26 And In accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the fifteenth day of October, 1868, so many shares of each parcel of said stock asinay be neccssary, will be sold at publle auction, at the salesroom of Maurice Dore & Co., auctionecrs, No. 327 Montgomery street, San Franelsco, on Saturday, the twenly-Ihird day of January, 1869, at the hour of 12 o’clock M. of sald day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereou, together with costs of advertising and cxpenses of sale, CURTIS PALMER, Seerctary. Office, No. 87 Stevenson strect, between First and Second strects, San Francisco. dec%4 Mining Notices--Continued. Alumo Gold and Silver Mining Company.—Locatlon ot the Mine, Lyon County, Nevada, Notlec is hereby glven, thatata meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the twenty-fifth day of November, 1868, an asscssment of twenty-flve cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of sald Coinpany, payable immediately. in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at lils oftice, No 319 California street, (Room No 5 Hayward’s Building) San Franctsco. Ay stock Upon whict said assessment shall remam unpaid on the thirty-first duy of December, 1863, shall be 4: d Great Central Mining Compnny.—Loention oa Works: Yunia County, Arizona Territory. Norice.—There aro delinquent upon the followlng deserlved stock, on account of assessment fevied on the ninth day of Oetober, 148, the several amounts set op poslte tho names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Names. No. Certifleate. No, P Calnon. ee me ane a Win I Cte i Kh Mra Ann G Chimin D of Jax ll Foster. ah on i Jas H Foster. i) “25 00 Jax 8 Foster, 20 50 11 Jesse Gelb. 25 82 DD Jesse Gelb 25 i250 Jesse Gelb Pal) 50 00 Jesse Gell. Ww 25 U0 Jesse Gelh 10 25 00 Jesse Geib. & 12 4) Jesse Geib & 1! 50 SR Harr 50 12510 § BR Garris, 50 125 00 SB Harris 50 125 O0 Jas Kellogg, oh 125 00) Ad Jeghers 5 12 50 ‘S, g 12 50 5 12 50 5 12 5 12 50 10 25 00 Be) uD lu 25 CO a 50 00 eo Louls Vesaria. 25 62 Hy And In accordance with lnw, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the ninth day of October, A. D. 1868, so many shares of each parcol of said stuck as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, by Messrs. Olney & Co., at thelr salesrooms, No, 426 Montgomery slreet, San Francisco, on the thirtieth day of December, A D. 1863, al the hour of 4 o'clock P. M. of sald day, to pay sald dolluquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. O. D. SQUIRE, Seerelary. Office, No. 4l4 Montgomery street,San Franclsco. decd Nevada County Gold Mining Company, Nevada County, Callfornia, Norice.—There are delinquent, upon the followlng deserlbed stock, on account of assessment levied on the fifth day of October, A. D. 1868, the several amounts sct opposite the names of the respectivo shareholders, as follows: ae Certlficale, No. Shares. 25 to 150 ine, G Amount, $26 00 Wm B Peake. 261 to 299 Inc. 39 Win B Peake..300 to $15 Inc. #41 to 350 Inc. 26 26 00 Unknown J4t to 245 Inc. 107 107 00 Unknow: 257 lo 260 Inc. 4 400 Unknown. 355 to 408 ine, 53 53 CO Unknown 30 30 00 Unknown 4 40 And In accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustecs, made on the fifth day of October, A. D. 1868, so many shares of each parcel of sald stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the office of tho Company, No. 9 Merchants’ Exchange, San Franclsco, Cal., on Saturday, the twenty-sixth day of December, 1868, at the hour of 12 o'clock M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expensea of sale. W. AUG. KNAPP, Secretary. Office, No, 9 Merchants’ Exchange, Californla sireet, San Francisco. no28 Patrocina and Dolores Silver Mining Company, Guazapares District, State of Chihuahua, Mexico, Notice ls hereby glven, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustecs of said Gompany, held on the ninth day of Oecember, 1868, an assessment of two dollars ($2) per share was levied upon the canltal stoek of sald Company, payable !mmedlately, in United States gold and silver coli, to the Secretary, C. B. Gifford, N. E. corner of Second and Howard siiects, San Francisco. i Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the eighth (Sih) day of January, 1869, shall he deemcd delinquent, and will be duly advertlsed for sale at publie anctlon, and unicss paymeni shall be made before, will bo sold on Monday, the tweuty-fifth day of January, 1869, to pay the delinquent assessment, together wilh costs of advertising and expensos of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. C. B. GIFFORD, SPCreLADY Office, N. E. corner of Second and Howard An ae ee Francisco. Sun Fruneisco and Castle Dume MioiIng Company. Locatlon of Works: Castle Dome County, Arizona Territory. Notlee Is hereby given, that at a meetlng of the Board of Truslees of said Company, held on tho twenty-fifth day of November, 1868, an assessment of three cenis per share waslevicd tpon the capltal stock of'said Company, pay: alle immediately, at the office of the Treasurer, A. i, Oladding. No. 420 Montromery street, San Franclsco, In Uulted States gold un silver coln. Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remain nnnald on the twenty clghrh day of December, 1868, shall bo dd and willbe duly ‘advertised tor sale at dehuquent, and will he duly advertised for sale al public auction, and unless payment shall be made betore, will be sold on Saturday, the thirticth day of January, 1349, to pay the delinquem assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. JOHN F POPE, Secretary. Ofilee, No. 319 Callfornla street, (Room No, 5) San Franclseo. 1 iy Gold Hill News copy and send bill to this office. Colorado Silver and Copper Mining Company, Arizona Territory. Novcu.—The Annual Mecting of Stockholders of the Colorado Silver and Copper Miulng Company, of Arlzona Territory, will be held at the Gompany’s office, No. 713 Monigomery strect, Room No. 40 (id story}, on MONOAYDECEMRER TWENTY-EIGITH, 1968, at 3a’clock, P. M., Tor the clecllou of Trustees and the Iransaction of sucit other hiislness as may properly come before it. novld B. W. MUDGE, Sceretary. Ti{aimond Copper Mining Company. Location; Kockland District, De! Norte County, California. Notlee Is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the twenty-elghth day of October, 1868, an assessment of two dollars per share was levled upon the eapital stock of said Company, payable immediately, in United States gold and silver enin, to the Secretary, this office, No. 40 Merchants* Exchange Buildi Valifornu street. San Francisco. hich meu! shall remain unpaid on the tenth (lth) day of December, 1863, shall he cemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised tor sale at pudlic auction, and unlers payment be mnde before. will be sold on Mouday, the twenty eizlth day of fe. ceipbe $68, to pay the delinquent assessinent, together with costsafadvertising aud expenses of sale. By order the Board of Trustecs. one J. A, COOLTDGE, Seerelary. OMee, Room No. 40 Merchauts’ Exchange Building, California street, Sau Franci;co. oc3l PostroxneseNT.—The day for deeming stock delinqnenton assessment is hereby postponed until the thirlyot cember, (868, and the sale thereof wutil th vt e twenty first day of January, 1869. By order ‘d of Trustees. . J. A. COOLIDGE, Secretary. decl2 AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM thronghont the whole Facifie W Slites and Terrilurjes, the Frvgs is jingurpagsed, Hates * moderate, public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, wlll be sold on Tuesday, the twelfth day of January, 1869, to pay the dclinquent assessment, together with cosls of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of tho Board of ‘Trustees. AR SMITI, Secretary. Office, No. 428 California street, 3d floor,San Franclsco UU. Ss. Grunt Mining Compuany.—Location of Works: Uarllsle, Nevada. Norice.—There xre dellnquent upon the following deserlbed stock, on account of assessment levied on tha ulnth day of November, 1868, the several amonnts set opposite the ames of the respective shareholders, as follows: Names. No. Certificate. No. Shares. Amount, Alpheus Bull. — 218 $109 06 E B. Matt, J! 5 150 75 uO Geo Mohrel. ol 10 5 60 Geo Morel. al lo 5 00 Gco Mohrel al 10 5 0 Geo Mohrel. -l 5 250 is 5 2h 4 Ww 5 ul) 50 2500 50 25 (Nt e av 25 110 # Be dio Vaii it LJ Fun 20 W co IL Req 50 25 Oy TL Requ. 50 24 00 TL Requ 0 26 00 [TLRequ &) 25 U0 . L Van Bokkelen 4 2 0 LA Boolh 50 25 0 LA Booth St 27 uv LA Bouh ptr) 60 00 J Biggs. 4 200 McFarland 16 8 uo Sarah Snvder. 2 16 00 NM Baxter. 20 10 00 And in accordance wilh law, and an order of the Board of Truslees, made on the ninth day of November, 1868, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be neces: sary, willbe sold al public auction, by d. C. Merriil & Co., auctioneers, No. Bi Callfornig strect, San Franerseo, Caljfornia, on Saturday, tho sgcond day of January, 1869, at the hour of 3 otslqck P, M. of said day, to pay sqlq delinguent qsseasment thereon, Iggether with costs of advertising and expenses of s ENGA TAYLOR, strech 84) Front LOR, Secretary, ‘Amer, No, 226 Cs

cientific 413 The Mining and $ Press. ConpitTIon OF THE MiyinG INTERESTS IN Anizona.—Gov. McCormick's message to the Legislature of Arizona, which recently convened, has tho following pithy review of the condition of the mining interests in that Territory: The Wickcenbnrg gold mines are workcd without interruption and steadily yield a largerevenne. ‘The Vulture lode, the Comstock of Arizona, now lias a wide and merited fame, It is one of tho richest, most extcnsive and remarkalile deposits of gold quarty npon thecontinent, and its return to this time is believed to be but an earnest of what may be expected from it in tho future, Unfortunately the mills erected in the vieinity of Prescott were pnt cither npon worthless lodes or upon those in which ores predominate which cannot be mado to pay by ordinary treatment. The chlorination process has lately been introduced there, and it is expected it will prove successfulas in California and Colorado. If snch is the case, the hopofnl people who have clung to that part of the Territory, under most annoying delays and disappointmeots, will specdily reap the reward due to their patience and pertinacity. Upon the Colorado River little is doing in mining; the low price of copper has not warranted the continuous working of the lodes at William’s Fork and othr points, althongh a renewal of operations at an early day is promised. From the Eureka District there isa stcady and profitable shipment of lead ore to San Francisco, and work npon several silvor lodes in that district is vigorously prosecutcd, as it is on several gold lodes near La Paz and Hardyville. Below the Gila, the Cababi mines con. tinne to yield a good return of silver, and a fine mill is in process of erectiou at Apache Pass, where the gold lodes are attracting much attention and give exccllent promise. Confidence in the mineral resources of the Territory is unshaken, and those most famiiliar with them believe that once secure from Indian depredations and madeaccessible by the iron rail, Arizona will take front rank among the gold and silver-producing districts of the world. KImAvEA AGAIN ACTIVE —TEARTHQUAKES. The volcano of Kilauea is again active. Advices from Hawaii state that a severe shock of earthquake was felt cn the 16th of November, and a letter just received, dated Nov. 27th, says: For ‘‘the last ten or twelve days earthquakes have been much more frequent than during three months preceding. The atmosphere has also much of tho time been filled with smoke, which seems to como from Mauna Loa.” ROOM HANDLES. FOR SALE, «A Machine for turning Broom MWandles, Will be sold low, as we have no further use for lt, Apply at tho Wooden Ware Factory of ELAM & HOWES, 23y17-1ml6pnr Corner of Main and Mission streets. KBOOKS&STATIO : A JOHN G. HODGE & CO., Importers and Wholesale Deal 4p STATIONERY, Blank Books, School Looks, PLAYING CARDS, Wrapping Paner, Paper Bas, ete., etc. Nos. $29 and :#31 Sansome strect, corner Sacramento @@> Special wtrentlon given to orders irom Conntry Alex chants 2Zvléeow-l6p Trades and Manutactures. BARTLING & KIMBALL, . BOoOoKRKBINDERS, Paper Rulers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 505 Clay street, @outhwest cor. Sausome), 1$v12-3m SAN FRANCISCO, JOIIN DANIEL, (s0CeRsson TO 0. GORI) MARBLE WORKS, No. 4?1 Pine st. bet. Montgomery aad Kearny, San Franclsco Mautela, Monnments, Tombs, Plunbers’ Siuba Etc., On hand and Manufnetured to order. Qoods shipped toall parts of the Stato. Orders re spcecttuils solicited. 5yv8-3m, Palmer’s Patent ARTIFICIAL LEG, Manufactured in Phliiadelphia, Penn. Ruttlesanake Gold and Silver Mining ny, Brown's Valley, Yuba Connty, California. Xotlee Is horeby elven, that nt a mevtlng of the Board of CompnTrustecs of sald Company, held on the ninclecnth day of » 1868, an t of seven dollars and fifty cents pershare was levied upon the capital stock of sald Conipany, payuble hnmedlateiv, lo United States gold and silver coln, 10 the secrelary, No. 318 California Street, San Francisc, Ally stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the twenty-tirst ae ot January, 1859, shall be deemed dellnqnent, and will be duiy nitvertised lor aale at pubhte auctlon, ant unless payment shall be nade before, will be sold on Monday, tle eghth day ot February, 18/9, to pay the dellnquent assexsment; together wiih costs of adverlistng and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Trustecs. JOHN F. LOUSE, Sceretary. Office, $18 Callfornta street, up stalrs, San Francisco. X26 Rippon Gold und S1lver Mining Company,— Loextion of Works: Silver Mountain Disirlet, Alpine Conny, California, Norick.—Thero are delinquent, upon the following deserlbed stock, on account of assessment levled on the fittcenth day of Octuber, 1863, tho several amounts set ppposite the names of the respective shareholders as follows: JARVIS JEWETT, AGENT. Seto on No. eer lfleate No, uares Amount. 218 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. 10v8-1m William Brown. it B ay co Seen Aw Be 10 10 ou am Brown a 10 J. M. STOCKMAN, Willan Brown oat lw ity oo Mauufacturer of Willan Brown 35 10 wo PATTERNS AND MODELS, . Wilim Broun ae oH oth (Over W. T. Garralt's Brasa Foundry, Ath a ae na aa S. E. Corner of Mission und Fremont sts., aiean AEH 6 Es 6vl4te SAN FRANCISCO NR eas i itr Daniel Vavilson, Janes Wilsun. 10 10 00 = George Patterson. 5 6 00 = James SS Robinson lg 10 by 1 100 55 55 60 J. F, PAGES . 1 5 15 i5 uO SEAL ENGRAVER, i 10 00 AND LETTER CUTTER, John Bugr gd 7 iz Brass and Stecl Stamps and Dies, 6:22 Montgomery streot, . Matthew Dav: i9 12 22 00 San Francisco. Orders hy express promptly attended to. lo 10 ovté 5 5 00 Ww 10 60 DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE gt je 5 5 ase AN ae a 5 5 Hy avi hort. ‘ VW pt JOHNSON & BEST, eine layer, 5 0 10 ta . C1, amin LEVY 5 5 00 Mauufacturers of all kinds of ries NT pS uw oD Lazard G 5 5 WU Desks and Office Furniture, . Lazard Codchaux 5 5 00 aes Godchaux 5 300 lunniighans. , G17 Market street, near Third, i Canninghan. é 5 M Michiel inglis! 25 25 v0 Warcrooms up stalrs. A large variety of Oesks always on . Frank Mahon 25 25 00 hand; ali kinds of Ottice Furniture and Cabinet Thos McCullough. Ww lu uD Work made to order. oreaien arcHil an 5 5 0 ‘qr Stephen MeGillaa 4 5 00 PJ McMahon a 2500 PJ NeMairon 25 28 H FS! a Ge 25 125 00 izabeth Curran 10 ly vy LOOK TO YOUR ROOFS! Hllgabern Curran ig ue eae G Brig ld 1 Pacific Conercte Company, FH Moo 2 2 0D n ¢ Grego: 20 20 1-0 No: G22 Clay ce eeey Henry Eno 20 20 00 Factory on Kings:recl, betweon Third and Fourth strect. llenry En 25 95 0 New rvofacovered and leaky roofs repaired, in thorough . David Lov 10 w cu and substanlial manner, promptly and at very reasonable . Jacob Marte 1 1 98 rates. Proprictore ol Eagan’s Patent. lsvi7it . 1G Shove. 20 20 LU Pacific Chemical Works. SULPHURIC ETHER. SPIRITS OF NITRE, AQUA AMMONIA, ACETIC ACID, CYANIDE OF POTASSIUM —AND— ACIDS AND CHEMICALS OF ALL KINDS. FALKENAU & HANKS, Office, G19 Montgomery Strecct. LOUIS FALKENAU, State Assayer, say-Particular attention puid to the Analysis of ORES, MINERALS METALS, ete. 8vl7 A Book for Every Miner and Scientific Man. JUST YUSLISHED, KUSTEL’S NEW WORK, CONCENTRATION Of all kinds of Ores,and the CHLORINATION PROVESS, For Gold-Bearing Sulplurels, Arsonurets, and Gold anc Silver Ores generally. Price, A llberal discount to the Trade. For sale by the Booksellers Sent to any part of the United States, postage pald, onreccipt of the price. Address, DEWEY & CO. Publishers, Office of tho Mining and Scientific Press, 414 Clay street, lovitf SAN FRANCISCO, l9v17re New Mining Advertisements. Golden Kule Mining Company, Tuclumne Cour.ty, California —Regular Bl-monthly dividend (No. 17} ut the Oolden Rule Mining Company, of Tuolumne County, €al., of 234 per ecnt. per month, or fifty cents per share, isnow declared, and will be paid to the Stockholdersin and after the 26th wst. Office, 432 Monigomery strect, Room No. 5. J. B. RUSSELL, Secrotary. W. T. Roswortn, President, . ALS. Pniren, Superintendent of Mine. dee26 And In accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the fifteenth day of October, 1868, so many shares of each parcel of said stock asinay be neccssary, will be sold at publle auction, at the salesroom of Maurice Dore & Co., auctionecrs, No. 327 Montgomery street, San Franelsco, on Saturday, the twenly-Ihird day of January, 1869, at the hour of 12 o’clock M. of sald day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereou, together with costs of advertising and cxpenses of sale, CURTIS PALMER, Seerctary. Office, No. 87 Stevenson strect, between First and Second strects, San Francisco. dec%4 Mining Notices--Continued.

Alumo Gold and Silver Mining Company.—Locatlon ot the Mine, Lyon County, Nevada, Notlec is hereby glven, thatata meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the twenty-fifth day of November, 1868, an asscssment of twenty-flve cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of sald Coinpany, payable immediately. in United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, at lils oftice, No 319 California street, (Room No 5 Hayward’s Building) San Franctsco. Ay stock Upon whict said assessment shall remam unpaid on the thirty-first duy of December, 1863, shall be 4: d Great Central Mining Compnny.—Loention oa Works: Yunia County, Arizona Territory. Norice.—There aro delinquent upon the followlng deserlved stock, on account of assessment fevied on the ninth day of Oetober, 148, the several amounts set op poslte tho names of the respective shareholders, as follows: Names. No. Certifleate. No, P Calnon. ee me ane a Win I Cte i Kh Mra Ann G Chimin D of Jax ll Foster. ah on i Jas H Foster. i) “25 00 Jax 8 Foster, 20 50 11 Jesse Gelb.. 25 82 DD Jesse Gelb 25 i250 Jesse Gelb Pal) 50 00 Jesse Gell. Ww 25 U0 Jesse Gelh 10 25 00 Jesse Geib. & 12 4) Jesse Geib & 1! 50 SR Harr 50 12510 § BR Garris, 50 125 00 SB Harris 50 125 O0 Jas Kellogg, oh 125 00) Ad Jeghers 5 12 50 ‘S, g 12 50 5 12 50 5 12 5 12 50 10 25 00 Be) uD lu 25 CO a 50 00 eo Louls Vesaria. 25 62 Hy And In accordance with lnw, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the ninth day of October, A. D. 1868, so many shares of each parcol of said stuck as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, by Messrs. Olney & Co., at thelr salesrooms, No, 426 Montgomery slreet, San Francisco, on the thirtieth day of December, A D. 1863, al the hour of 4 o'clock P. M. of sald day, to pay sald dolluquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. O. D. SQUIRE, Seerelary. Office, No. 4l4 Montgomery street,San Franclsco. decd Nevada County Gold Mining Company, Nevada County, Callfornia, Norice.—There are delinquent, upon the followlng deserlbed stock, on account of assessment levied on the fifth day of October, A. D. 1868, the several amounts sct opposite the names of the respectivo shareholders, as follows: ae Certlficale, No. Shares. 25 to 150 ine, G Amount, $26 00 Wm B Peake. 261 to 299 Inc. 39 Win B Peake....300 to $15 Inc. #41 to 350 Inc. 26 26 00 Unknown J4t to 245 Inc. 107 107 00 Unknow: 257 lo 260 Inc. 4 400 Unknown.. 355 to 408 ine, 53 53 CO Unknown 30 30 00 Unknown 4 40 And In accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustecs, made on the fifth day of October, A. D. 1868, so many shares of each parcel of sald stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the office of tho Company, No. 9 Merchants’ Exchange, San Franclsco, Cal., on Saturday, the twenty-sixth day of December, 1868, at the hour of 12 o'clock M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expensea of sale. W. AUG. KNAPP, Secretary. Office, No, 9 Merchants’ Exchange, Californla sireet, San Francisco. no28 Patrocina and Dolores Silver Mining Company, Guazapares District, State of Chihuahua, Mexico, Notice ls hereby glven, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustecs of said Gompany, held on the ninth day of Oecember, 1868, an assessment of two dollars ($2) per share was levied upon the canltal stoek of sald Company, payable !mmedlately, in United States gold and silver coli, to the Secretary, C. B. Gifford, N. E. corner of Second and Howard siiects, San Francisco. i Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the eighth (Sih) day of January, 1869, shall he deemcd delinquent, and will be duly advertlsed for sale at publie anctlon, and unicss paymeni shall be made before, will bo sold on Monday, the tweuty-fifth day of January, 1869, to pay the delinquent assessment, together wilh costs of advertising and expensos of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. C. B. GIFFORD, SPCreLADY Office, N. E. corner of Second and Howard An ae ee Francisco. Sun Fruneisco and Castle Dume MioiIng Company. Locatlon of Works: Castle Dome County, Arizona Territory. Notlee Is hereby given, that at a meetlng of the Board of Truslees of said Company, held on tho twenty-fifth day of November, 1868, an assessment of three cenis per share waslevicd tpon the capltal stock of'said Company, pay: alle immediately, at the office of the Treasurer, A. i, Oladding. No. 420 Montromery street, San Franclsco, In Uulted States gold un silver coln. Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remain nnnald on the twenty clghrh day of December, 1868, shall bo dd and willbe duly ‘advertised tor sale at dehuquent, and will he duly advertised for sale al public auction, and unless payment shall be made betore, will be sold on Saturday, the thirticth day of January, 1349, to pay the delinquem assessment, together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. JOHN F POPE, Secretary. Ofilee, No. 319 Callfornla street, (Room No, 5) San Franclseo. 1 iy Gold Hill News copy and send bill to this office. Colorado Silver and Copper Mining Company, Arizona Territory. Novcu.—The Annual Mecting of Stockholders of the Colorado Silver and Copper Miulng Company, of Arlzona Territory, will be held at the Gompany’s office, No. 713 Monigomery strect, Room No. 40 (id story}, on MONOAYDECEMRER TWENTY-EIGITH, 1968, at 3a’clock, P. M., Tor the clecllou of Trustees and the Iransaction of sucit other hiislness as may properly come before it. novld B. W. MUDGE, Sceretary. Ti{aimond Copper Mining Company. Location; Kockland District, De! Norte County, California. Notlee Is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the twenty-elghth day of October, 1868, an assessment of two dollars per share was levled upon the eapital stock of said Company, payable immediately, in United States gold and silver enin, to the Secretary, this office, No. 40 Merchants* Exchange Buildi Valifornu street. San Francisco. hich meu! shall remain unpaid on the tenth (lth) day of December, 1863, shall he cemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised tor sale at pudlic auction, and unlers payment be mnde before. will be sold on Mouday, the twenty eizlth day of fe. ceipbe $68, to pay the delinquent assessinent, together with costsafadvertising aud expenses of sale. By order the Board of Trustecs. one J. A, COOLTDGE, Seerelary. OMee, Room No. 40 Merchauts’ Exchange Building, California street, Sau Franci;co. oc3l PostroxneseNT.—The day for deeming stock delinqnenton assessment is hereby postponed until the thirlyot cember, (868, and the sale thereof wutil th vt e twenty first day of January, 1869. By order ‘d of Trustees. . J. A. COOLIDGE, Secretary. decl2 AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM thronghont the whole Facifie W Slites and Terrilurjes, the Frvgs is jingurpagsed, Hates * moderate, public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, wlll be sold on Tuesday, the twelfth day of January, 1869, to pay the dclinquent assessment, together with cosls of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of tho Board of ‘Trustees. AR SMITI, Secretary. Office, No. 428 California street, 3d floor,San Franclsco UU. Ss. Grunt Mining Compuany.—Location of Works: Uarllsle, Nevada. Norice.—There xre dellnquent upon the following deserlbed stock, on account of assessment levied on tha ulnth day of November, 1868, the several amonnts set opposite the ames of the respective shareholders, as follows: Names. No. Certificate. No. Shares. Amount, Alpheus Bull. — 218 $109 06 E B. Matt, J! 5 150 75 uO Geo Mohrel. ol 10 5 60 Geo Morel. al lo 5 00 Gco Mohrel al 10 5 0 Geo Mohrel. -l 5 250 is 5 2h 4 Ww 5 ul) 50 2500 50 25 (Nt e av 25 110 # Be dio Vaii it LJ Fun 20 W co IL Req 50 25 Oy TL Requ. 50 24 00 TL Requ 0 26 00 [TLRequ &) 25 U0 . L Van Bokkelen 4 2 0 LA Boolh 50 25 0 LA Booth St 27 uv LA Bouh ptr) 60 00 J Biggs.. 4 200 McFarland 16 8 uo Sarah Snvder. 2 16 00 NM Baxter.. 20 10 00 And in accordance wilh law, and an order of the Board of Truslees, made on the ninth day of November, 1868, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be neces: sary, willbe sold al public auction, by d. C. Merriil & Co., auctioneers, No. Bi Callfornig strect, San Franerseo, Caljfornia, on Saturday, tho sgcond day of January, 1869, at the hour of 3 otslqck P, M. of said day, to pay sqlq delinguent qsseasment thereon, Iggether with costs of advertising and expenses of s ENGA TAYLOR, strech 84) Front LOR, Secretary, ‘Amer, No, 226 Cs