Volume 20 (1870) (454 pages)

Jaxcary 1, 1870. . SCIENTIFIC PRESS: fend. os Nova Scotia anp Ouro GRrinDsToNES.— Tho ‘‘Acadians ” take advantage of the extraordinary high tides of the Bay of Fnndy, to work its quarries. At low water a huge mass of stone is loosened from its bed anc a heavy chain is passed un-lerit and over n large boat, which is placed alongside. As the tide rises, the stone, attached to the bottom of the bont, is floated into a sand cove at high water, and made into grindstones after the tide recedes. This is doue with mallet and chisel, the rongh parts being first chopped off with a henvy ax. Machinery has been recently introduced, and the small griudstones are now torncd in a lathe by steam power. Nearly all the Ohio grindstones are made by machinery driven by steam power. The blocks of stoncs heing loosened from the quarry bed are roughly hewn out, with a square holo in the center. This is placed on a heavy square iron shaft frnished with a 9-inch collar, against which tho stone is securely fastened by means of another collar keyed agninst the side of the stone. Tho shaft end stono being driven by stenm power, two men on opposite sides of the stone turn it off perfectly true, by means of soft iron bars abont G feet loug, and 2 by 14inch thick, drawn ont to a thin point, which is cnrved upwards.—Cor. Scientific American, ars Book on Eartnquanes.—A_ Treatise on Earthquake Dangers, Canses and Paulliatives, by Prof. Thomas Rowlandson, comprising Earthquake Dynamics; Earthquake Waves, Sound that attends Shocks, Lime, Mortar, etc., Cosmogony and Seismogony, Phenomena of tho Neapolitan Earthquake of 1857, and Gencral Observations tespecting Structural Arrangements. Published by ewey & Co., Mining and Scientific Press Offico, gan Francisco, 1869, containing 96 pages. Price 50 cents, postago freo. AN ARTICLE OF TnoUE Mentr.—® Brown's Bronchial Troches * are the most popular articla in this country or Europa for Throat Diseases snd Coughs, and this popularity is hased ou real merit, which cannot he said of mauy other preparations iu the market which are really but weak imitations of the genuine Troches. Pain Miller, No artlele ever attained such unbounded popularity,— Salem Observer, An article of great merit and virtue.—Cin. Nonpareid We can benr testimony to the efficacy of the Pain Killer. We have seen its magic effectsin soothing the reverest pain, and know it to he a good article, —Cincinnati Dispatch, A speedy curo for pain—no family should be without it.—Montreal Transcript. Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain Killer, which is the most valuahle family medicine now in use.— Zenn. Organ. It has real merit; aga means of removiug pain, no medicine has acquired a reputation equal to Peny Davia’ Pain Killer.—Newport (Ay.) Daily News. lt ia really a valnuhle medicine—it is nsed hy many physicians.—Boston Traveller, REDINGTON & CO. and HOSTETTER & SMITH, San Francisco, General Wholesale Agents. : jal A VaLuABLE Book For INVENTORS AND ARTISANS.— Dewey & Co., publishers of the MryinG and ScrenTIFIC Press, have just issued a neat little volume of over five hundred welt executed wood cuts of tho principal Bechanical movements known. These useful representations of the varions appliances of powerare printed side by side with explanatory notes, which makes the snbject clear to every reader. Such a book should he in the hands of every mechanic, and form part of every public achool library. 1t is a handy hook, and cheap enongh for every farm, shop and factory. Sent to any address from the M. & S. Press office, postpaid, for $1.— New Age. Use Paln Killer for Cholera and Bowel Complalnta, for Bolla, Cuts, Prulses and Scalds, Old Seres, Sprains, Swelling of the Jolnts, Toothache, Pain tn the Face, Nouralgla and Rhcumatlsi, Frosted Fect, Felons, Sere Throst, Sudden Colda, Congha, Ete. Use tfor any of these, and you will never do withont It. Its snecess as a valuable family medleine has Induced others to Initlate and counterfeit the Pain Killer to some extent. Beware of Counterfcits! Co-Operative Union Store.—Thls is hecoming once of the most useful Institutions inthe city, and the Mechanic and Laborlng Man fully appreclate lt. They are now enabled to buy thelr Orocerics and Provisions 20 per cent. cheaper than ever before, and tho very best articles in the market, The store Is located at 115 Sutter street, Lick House Block San Francisco, 21v18.-4w Psotograrny.—For CasinET Puotoorarus, or Enameled Cards, of the very hescquahty, you must go fo the NEW YORK OALLERY, Nos. 25 and 27 Third street, San Franeiseo. Every plcturo warranted to give satisfaction. 10v18 60 B. F. Howanp, B. P.—C. Muller, 205 Montgomery street, has a fine assortment of Brazilian Pebble Spectacle, to suit all eyes and ages. * ContTiInenTAL Lifo Insurance Co., 302 Mont-, gomery street, corner of Pine. RetvrRNED.—Dr. J. WH. Paine, Dentist, Wadsworth House No, 225 Bush street, between the Occidentaland Cosmopolltan Hotels, San Franciseo. 21vl7-4m SEND FORMER ADDRESS when You wisli your paper di+ rected to a new place. Bro’r Try AND SOLNER Wien, broom wire, piano covering wire, ctc., manufactured by Joshua Gray, 437 Brannan sireet. 24v19-3in TREATMENT OF REBELLIOUS SILYER ORES, by Charles H. Aaroo—a pamphiet of eight pages, of concise reading, of practical value to partios interested in the subjoct. Printed and sold by Dewey & Co., at this office, for 25 centa, post paid. Mining Notices--Continued. Arctic Silver Mining Company.—Location of Worka: Cortez, Lander Coanty, Nevada Notice 1s hercby given, that ata niecting of Trastees of sald Company, day of September, 1869, an assessment of three dollars per share was levied npon the capital stock of sald Company, payable Immediaiely In United +tares gold and silver coln, tothe Secretary, orloS Weuban, at Cortez, Any sleck upon which said nsexsiment shall remain unpald on tho twentletl day of Jatnary, 18tu, shall be deemed delinquent, aud will be duly advertised for sate at publle auction, and uniess payment shall be made hefore, wlilbe soil on Chesday, the clyhth day ot February, 1870, ‘the Board of held on the sevenicenth to pay the detingnent misessmeut, logether with costs of advertlslng and expenses of sale, By order of the Board ef Trustees, RN, VAN QRUNT, Sccretary. OMlec, 426 Montgomery street, San Franelsco. deels Cassell Silver Mining Company.—Location of Works: Cortez, Lander Couuty. Nevada, Notlee la hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of sald Company, held on the seventeenth day ot December, 1469, an assessment of three dollars ser share waalevled upon the capltal stock ofsald Company, payable tmmedtutely In United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, of to 8S. Wenban, at Cortez, Any stock upon whieh sald assesanient shall remain unpald on the twentieth day of January, 187shall he deemed delinquent, and wili bo duly advertised lor gale at public auetion, and miless payment shall bo maile before, will be sold on ‘Tnesday, the elghth day ot February, 1870, to pay the delluquentassessment, together with costs of ad vertising and expensesot sale. By order of the Board of Trussees. R. N. VAN BRUNT, Scerctary. Oflice, 426 Montgomery atrect, Ban Franclsco. decl8 Glenwood Mill and Mining Co., Greenwood, El Darado count, Callfornla. Notice is hereby given, thnt ata meeting of the Board of Trustees of snid Company, held on the thirteenth day of Deceinber,1869,an assessmentof twenty ecuts per share wae levled upan the eapital stoek ot sald Company, payahlo immediately, n United States gold eolu, to the Secretary, at his ollice, 418 California atreet, Auy slock npon whieh sald assessment sholl remain unpuld on the tenth day of Janunry, 1870, shall be deemed dellnquent, ant will be duly ad¥ertiwed for sale at pnbile anetion, and unless payment shail be made before, wlll be sold on ‘Tnesday, the firat day of Febrnary, 1870, ta pay the dolinqnent assessment, togetlicr with costs of advertising and expenses of sule. By order of the Board ot Trustees, 0. D. SQUIRE, Secretary. Oftice, No. 418 Callfornla street,San Francisco. dee18 Idaho Silver Mining Company.—Location of Works: Uortez, Lander County, Nevada Notlee is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of sald Company, held on the seventeenth day Deember, 1869,an assessment of three dollars per share was levied upon the capitai stock of sald Company, paysble iminedialcly, in United States cold and silver coin, to the Secretary, or to 8. Wenban, at Cortez. Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remaln unpall on the twentieth day of Jannary, 1870, shall be deomed delinquent, and will be aly advertised for sale at nbdlile auctian,and unless payment shall be made before will ¢ sold on Tnesday, the elghih day of February, 1870, to pay the et a assessment, together wilh costa of advertising and cxpenses of sale. y order of the Board of Trnstccs, R,N. VAN BRUNT, Secretary. Office, 426 Montgomery street, San lranclseo. decls Kincaid Flat Mining Company, Tuolumne County, Callfornia Notice 1s herehy given, that ata meeting of the Board of Trustees of eald Company, held onthe ulnth day ot December, 1869, an assessment of two dollars and fifty cents (52.50) per share was levied upon tue eapital stock of said Company, payable Immediately. In Unlied States gold and silver coin,to the Secretary, 220 Clay street, San Frauelsco, Any steek upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the twelfth day of Jannary, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for salo at pnbiic auction, and unless payment sliall bo made before, will be soid en Saturday, the twenty-ninth day of Jannary, 1870, topay the detlnquent assessment, together with eosts of advertising and expenses of sale. By order ot the Board of Trustces. D. H. CRGWE, Secretary. Office, 220 Clay street, San Francisco, Cal. decll Latawana Mining Company.---Location: Hawilton City, White Pine. Nevada. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on tha twenty-second day of Decemher, 1869, an assessment of ten (10}.cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said Company, payable immediately, In United States gold and silver coin, to the Scerctary, at 614 Merchant street, Room 26, or at 526 Csliforniu street, San Francisco. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on tha twenty-ninth day of January, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and wlll be duly advertised for sala at public anction,and uuless payment shall ba mada before, will be solé on Saturday, the nineteenth day of February, 1870, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. A. MARTINON, Secretary. Office, 614 Merchant street, Room 26, or 526 California strect, San Franciaco. decl8 Pocahontas Gold Mining Company.—Loeation of Works: Mud Springs, El Dorado County, Stata of California. Nortor.—There ara delinquent on the following described stock, on account of assessment levied on the twelfth day of Novemher, 1869, the several amounta set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, aa follows: Names, No, Certificate. No. Shares, Amount. noc esi 40 $200 00 I W Raymond. 40 200 00 IL Requa. 40 200 00 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Trusteea, made on the twelfth day of November 1869, so many shares of each pareel of said stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the sales. room of John Middleton & Son, anctioneers, No, 310 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal., on Wednesday, the twelfth day of January, 1870, at tha hour of 12 o’clock M. of said day, to pay said delinquent nssessment thetcon, together with coats of advertising and axpenses of sale, D, A. JENNINGS, Secretary, Office, 419 California street. San Francisco. dec25 Pilot Mining Company.—Location of Works: White Pine County, State of Nevada. Noilce is hereby given, that ata mecting ol the Board of Trustees ot sald Company, held on the twenty-third day of Novenrber, 1569, an assessment of ten (10) cents per share was ievied upon the cavital stock of sald Company, ayable hnmedlately,In United States gold coin, to the Beerctary, at the olfice of the Company, Room No. 7, 428 Uallfornia street, 8an Francisco, Cal. Any stock npon which said assessmont shall remain unpald’on Monday, the third day of January, 1870, shall be deemed dellnquent, and will be duly advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the elghteenth day ot January, 1870, to pay the ge eta assessment, together with costs of advertising and cxpenses orsale. By order of the Board of Trustees. HARRON, Secretary. M, M. Office, Room Na, 7, 423 Callfornla strect, San Franeiscn, Callfornla, a027 Silver Star Consolidated Silver Mining ' Company, White Pine District, Nevada. Nortcr.—Thero aro delinquent, upon the following do* scribed stock. on account of assessment levied on the second day of November, 1869, the several amounts act opposite the names of the respective shareholdera as follows: 0. Shares. Amonnt. Names. J M Gridley New Advertisements. OstaR LEW. J. 8. CUL‘ER, LEWIS & CULVER, Pattern and Model Makers 20 Fremont street, over Phenix Iron Works. tL 2 R Patridy: a cu Manufacturers of Modela ior the Patent Office, in W P Raymon 7 50 . wood or metais, and all kinds of Experimental Ma. And In accordance with law, and an order of the Board . chinery. 1v20-3m ot Trustees, made on the second day of November, 1869, so many shares of each parcel of sald stock as may be ho) > . necessary, Will be sold at public auction, at the offico of SAN FRANCISCO x the Company, 87 New Merchants’ Exchange, Callfornla Gold and Plating atreet, on Monday, the thlid day of Junuary, 1870, at the honr of 12 o’cloek M.of saldday, to pay sald delinquent aaacssmeut thereon, together withcosts of advertising and ex. penses of sale. } J. M, BUFFINOTON, Secretary. . Office, 37 New Merchants’ Exchange, Callfornia street, San Franclaco. decls Taylor Mill and Mining Company.—Locatlon of Works: Georgetown District, El Dorado Co., State of California, Norice.—There are delinquent npon the following doBerihed stock, on account of assessment levied on tho sixteenth day of Novemher, 1869, the scveral amounta set opposita the names of the respective shareholders a8 follows: Names, No, Certificato, No. Shares. Amount. TB Bishop. 17 600 $180 00 5 3 Murfey 600 150 00 8S Murfey. 1000 bel. 100 00 And in accordance with law and an order of tha Board of Trustees, made on the sixteenth day of Novemher, 1869, so many shares of each parce! of said stock aa may be necessary will ba sold at the auctlon house of John Middleton & Son, No. 310 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal., on Monday, the tenth day of January, 1870, at tha hour of 12:30 P. M. of that day, to pay said delinquent t thereon, together wlth costs of adver. tlsing and cxpenses of sale. SAM’L 8, MURFEY, Secretary, Office, No, 620 Montgomery street, ovar Sathar & Co's Bank, San Francisco, Cal, dec25 Yosemite Mining Company, Oro Fino Distriet, Humboldt County, Nevada. Notice Is hereby glven, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of sald Company, held on the fifteenth day of Decembcr, 1869, an assessment of fifty (60) cents per share was levled upon the eaptial stock of sald Company, payable lImmedlately, In United States gold and silver coin, to the Seeretary, 220 Clay sircet, San Francisco, or to d. T. Mocrran, Superintendcut, at the mine. Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remain unpald on the nincteenth day of Jannary, 1870, shall be deemed delinguent, and will bo duly advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be suld on Saturday, the fitth day of FebTuary, 1870. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertlalng and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. D. 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Established in the year 1860, we have an extensive patent library, with full record of cases on tliis coast, and can give the best and most reliable advice as to the Silver Quartz Mill Men, MINERS, HWHovTEL KEEPERS, a OTHERS. The SAN FRANCISCO PLATING WORKS are prepared to furnish and silver-plate Copper Amalgamating Plates of all sizcs, and In any quantities, at the very lowest rates. FULL WEIGHT OF SiLvEn deposited, and satisfaction guarantecd in overy respect. Particnlar attention given to plating goods for Bur~nEns, Piusm. ers and Guxswirus. Op Goonpr of all kinds re-plated for hotels, restanrants, etc. E. G, DENNISTON, Proprictor, HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., Agents, Crockery aud Glasawsro Dealers, $35 Piue street, ncar Montgomery, San Franelsco. BZ All work done at the lowest prices. 1¥v20-3m "NOILNILLY ATTENTION. Lhinportant to Californians. The Ramic Plant. 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Jaxcary 1, 1870. . SCIENTIFIC PRESS: fend. os Nova Scotia anp Ouro GRrinDsToNES.— Tho ‘‘Acadians ” take advantage of the extraordinary high tides of the Bay of Fnndy, to work its quarries. At low water a huge mass of stone is loosened from its bed anc a heavy chain is passed un-lerit and over n large boat, which is placed alongside. As the tide rises, the stone, attached to the bottom of the bont, is floated into a sand cove at high water, and made into grindstones after the tide recedes. This is doue with mallet and chisel, the rongh parts being first chopped off with a henvy ax. Machinery has been recently introduced, and the small griudstones are now torncd in a lathe by steam power. Nearly all the Ohio grindstones are made by machinery driven by steam power. The blocks of stoncs heing loosened from the quarry bed are roughly hewn out, with a square holo in the center. This is placed on a heavy square iron shaft frnished with a 9-inch collar, against which tho stone is securely fastened by means of another collar keyed agninst the side of the stone. Tho shaft end stono being driven by stenm power, two men on opposite sides of the stone turn it off perfectly true, by means of soft iron bars abont G feet loug, and 2 by 14inch thick, drawn ont to a thin point, which is cnrved upwards.—Cor. Scientific American, ars Book on Eartnquanes.—A_ Treatise on Earthquake Dangers, Canses and Paulliatives, by Prof. Thomas Rowlandson, comprising Earthquake Dynamics; Earthquake Waves, Sound that attends Shocks, Lime, Mortar, etc., Cosmogony and Seismogony, Phenomena of tho Neapolitan Earthquake of 1857, and Gencral Observations tespecting Structural Arrangements. Published by ewey & Co., Mining and Scientific Press Offico, gan Francisco, 1869, containing 96 pages. Price 50 cents, postago freo. AN ARTICLE OF TnoUE Mentr.—® Brown's Bronchial Troches * are the most popular articla in this country or Europa for Throat Diseases snd Coughs, and this popularity is hased ou real merit, which cannot he said of mauy other preparations iu the market which are really but weak imitations of the genuine Troches. Pain Miller, No artlele ever attained such unbounded popularity,— Salem Observer, An article of great merit and virtue.—Cin. Nonpareid We can benr testimony to the efficacy of the Pain Killer. We have seen its magic effectsin soothing the reverest pain, and know it to he a good article, —Cincinnati Dispatch, A speedy curo for pain—no family should be without it.—Montreal Transcript. Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain Killer, which is the most valuahle family medicine now in use.— Zenn. Organ. It has real merit; aga means of removiug pain, no medicine has acquired a reputation equal to Peny Davia’ Pain Killer.—Newport (Ay.) Daily News. lt ia really a valnuhle medicine—it is nsed hy many physicians.—Boston Traveller, REDINGTON & CO. and HOSTETTER & SMITH, San Francisco, General Wholesale Agents. : jal A VaLuABLE Book For INVENTORS AND ARTISANS.— Dewey & Co., publishers of the MryinG and ScrenTIFIC Press, have just issued a neat little volume of over five hundred welt executed wood cuts of tho principal Bechanical movements known. These useful representations of the varions appliances of powerare printed side by side with explanatory notes, which makes the snbject clear to every reader. Such a book should he in the hands of every mechanic, and form part of every public achool library. 1t is a handy hook, and cheap enongh for every farm, shop and factory. Sent to any address from the M. & S. Press office, postpaid, for $1.— New Age. Use Paln Killer for Cholera and Bowel Complalnta, for Bolla, Cuts, Prulses and Scalds, Old Seres, Sprains, Swelling of the Jolnts, Toothache, Pain tn the Face, Nouralgla and Rhcumatlsi, Frosted Fect, Felons, Sere Throst, Sudden Colda, Congha, Ete. Use tfor any of these, and you will never do withont It. Its snecess as a valuable family medleine has Induced others to Initlate and counterfeit the Pain Killer to some extent. Beware of Counterfcits! Co-Operative Union Store.—Thls is hecoming once of the most useful Institutions inthe city, and the Mechanic and Laborlng Man fully appreclate lt. They are now enabled to buy thelr Orocerics and Provisions 20 per cent. cheaper than ever before, and tho very best articles in the market, The store Is located at 115 Sutter street, Lick House Block San Francisco, 21v18.-4w Psotograrny.—For CasinET Puotoorarus, or Enameled Cards, of the very hescquahty, you must go fo the NEW YORK OALLERY, Nos. 25 and 27 Third street, San Franeiseo. Every plcturo warranted to give satisfaction. 10v18 60 B. F. Howanp, B. P.—C. Muller, 205 Montgomery street, has a fine assortment of Brazilian Pebble Spectacle, to suit all eyes and ages. * ContTiInenTAL Lifo Insurance Co., 302 Mont-, gomery street, corner of Pine. RetvrRNED.—Dr. J. WH. Paine, Dentist, Wadsworth House No, 225 Bush street, between the Occidentaland Cosmopolltan Hotels, San Franciseo. 21vl7-4m SEND FORMER ADDRESS when You wisli your paper di+ rected to a new place. Bro’r Try AND SOLNER Wien, broom wire, piano covering wire, ctc., manufactured by Joshua Gray, 437 Brannan sireet. 24v19-3in TREATMENT OF REBELLIOUS SILYER ORES, by Charles H. Aaroo—a pamphiet of eight pages, of concise reading, of practical value to partios interested in the subjoct. Printed and sold by Dewey & Co., at this office, for 25 centa, post paid. Mining Notices--Continued. Arctic Silver Mining Company.—Location of Worka: Cortez, Lander Coanty, Nevada Notice 1s hercby given, that ata niecting of Trastees of sald Company, day of September, 1869, an assessment of three dollars per share was levied npon the capital stock of sald Company, payable Immediaiely In United +tares gold and silver coln, tothe Secretary, orloS Weuban, at Cortez, Any sleck upon which said nsexsiment shall remain unpald on tho twentletl day of Jatnary, 18tu, shall be deemed delinquent, aud will be duly advertised for sate at publle auction, and uniess payment shall be made hefore, wlilbe soil on Chesday, the clyhth day ot February, 1870, ‘the Board of held on the sevenicenth to pay the detingnent misessmeut, logether with costs of advertlslng and expenses of sale, By order of the Board ef Trustees, RN, VAN QRUNT, Sccretary. OMlec, 426 Montgomery street, San Franelsco. deels Cassell Silver Mining Company.—Location of Works: Cortez, Lander Couuty. Nevada, Notlee la hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of sald Company, held on the seventeenth day ot December, 1469, an assessment of three dollars ser share waalevled upon the capltal stock ofsald Company, payable tmmedtutely In United States gold and silver coin, to the Secretary, of to 8S. Wenban, at Cortez, Any stock upon whieh sald assesanient shall remain unpald on the twentieth day of January, 187shall he deemed delinquent, and wili bo duly advertised lor gale at public auetion, and miless payment shall bo maile before, will be sold on ‘Tnesday, the elghth day ot February, 1870, to pay the delluquentassessment, together with costs of ad vertising and expensesot sale. By order of the Board of Trussees. R. N. VAN BRUNT, Scerctary. Oflice, 426 Montgomery atrect, Ban Franclsco. decl8 Glenwood Mill and Mining Co., Greenwood, El Darado count, Callfornla. Notice is hereby given, thnt ata meeting of the Board of Trustees of snid Company, held on the thirteenth day of Deceinber,1869,an assessmentof twenty ecuts per share wae levled upan the eapital stoek ot sald Company, payahlo immediately, n United States gold eolu, to the Secretary, at his ollice, 418 California atreet, Auy slock npon whieh sald assessment sholl remain unpuld on the tenth day of Janunry, 1870, shall be deemed dellnquent, ant will be duly ad¥ertiwed for sale at pnbile anetion, and unless payment shail be made before, wlll be sold on ‘Tnesday, the firat day of Febrnary, 1870, ta pay the dolinqnent assessment, togetlicr with costs of advertising and expenses of sule. By order of the Board ot Trustees, 0. D. SQUIRE, Secretary. Oftice, No. 418 Callfornla street,San Francisco. dee18 Idaho Silver Mining Company.—Location of Works: Uortez, Lander County, Nevada Notlee is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of sald Company, held on the seventeenth day Deember, 1869,an assessment of three dollars per share was levied upon the capitai stock of sald Company, paysble iminedialcly, in United States cold and silver coin, to the Secretary, or to 8. Wenban, at Cortez. Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remaln unpall on the twentieth day of Jannary, 1870, shall be deomed delinquent, and will be aly advertised for sale at nbdlile auctian,and unless payment shall be made before will ¢ sold on Tnesday, the elghih day of February, 1870, to pay the et a assessment, together wilh costa of advertising and cxpenses of sale. y order of the Board of Trnstccs, R,N. VAN BRUNT, Secretary. Office, 426 Montgomery street, San lranclseo. decls Kincaid Flat Mining Company, Tuolumne County, Callfornia Notice 1s herehy given, that ata meeting of the Board of Trustees of eald Company, held onthe ulnth day ot December, 1869, an assessment of two dollars and fifty cents (52.50) per share was levied upon tue eapital stock of said Company, payable Immediately. In Unlied States gold and silver coin,to the Secretary, 220 Clay street, San Frauelsco, Any steek upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the twelfth day of Jannary, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be duly advertised for salo at pnbiic auction, and unless payment sliall bo made before, will be soid en Saturday, the twenty-ninth day of Jannary, 1870, topay the detlnquent assessment, together with eosts of advertising and expenses of sale. By order ot the Board of Trustces. D. H. CRGWE, Secretary. Office, 220 Clay street, San Francisco, Cal. decll Latawana Mining Company.---Location: Hawilton City, White Pine. Nevada. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on tha twenty-second day of Decemher, 1869, an assessment of ten (10}.cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said Company, payable immediately, In United States gold and silver coin, to the Scerctary, at 614 Merchant street, Room 26, or at 526 Csliforniu street, San Francisco. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on tha twenty-ninth day of January, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and wlll be duly advertised for sala at public anction,and uuless payment shall ba mada before, will be solé on Saturday, the nineteenth day of February, 1870, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. A. MARTINON, Secretary. Office, 614 Merchant street, Room 26, or 526 California strect, San Franciaco. decl8 Pocahontas Gold Mining Company.—Loeation of Works: Mud Springs, El Dorado County, Stata of California. Nortor.—There ara delinquent on the following described stock, on account of assessment levied on the twelfth day of Novemher, 1869, the several amounta set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, aa follows: Names, No, Certificate. No. Shares, Amount. noc esi 40 $200 00 I W Raymond. 40 200 00 IL Requa.. 40 200 00 And in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Trusteea, made on the twelfth day of November 1869, so many shares of each pareel of said stock as may be necessary will be sold at public auction, at the sales. room of John Middleton & Son, anctioneers, No, 310 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal., on Wednesday, the twelfth day of January, 1870, at tha hour of 12 o’clock M. of said day, to pay said delinquent nssessment thetcon, together with coats of advertising and axpenses of sale, D, A. JENNINGS, Secretary, Office, 419 California street. San Francisco. dec25 Pilot Mining Company.—Location of

Works: White Pine County, State of Nevada. Noilce is hereby given, that ata mecting ol the Board of Trustees ot sald Company, held on the twenty-third day of Novenrber, 1569, an assessment of ten (10) cents per share was ievied upon the cavital stock of sald Company, ayable hnmedlately,In United States gold coin, to the Beerctary, at the olfice of the Company, Room No. 7, 428 Uallfornia street, 8an Francisco, Cal. Any stock npon which said assessmont shall remain unpald’on Monday, the third day of January, 1870, shall be deemed dellnquent, and will be duly advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the elghteenth day ot January, 1870, to pay the ge eta assessment, together with costs of advertising and cxpenses orsale. By order of the Board of Trustees. HARRON, Secretary. M, M. Office, Room Na, 7, 423 Callfornla strect, San Franeiscn, Callfornla, a027 Silver Star Consolidated Silver Mining ' Company, White Pine District, Nevada. Nortcr.—Thero aro delinquent, upon the following do* scribed stock. on account of assessment levied on the second day of November, 1869, the several amounts act opposite the names of the respective shareholdera as follows: 0. Shares. Amonnt. Names. J M Gridley New Advertisements. OstaR LEW. J. 8. CUL‘ER, LEWIS & CULVER, Pattern and Model Makers 20 Fremont street, over Phenix Iron Works. tL 2 R Patridy: a cu Manufacturers of Modela ior the Patent Office, in W P Raymon 7 50 . wood or metais, and all kinds of Experimental Ma. And In accordance with law, and an order of the Board . chinery. 1v20-3m ot Trustees, made on the second day of November, 1869, so many shares of each parcel of sald stock as may be ho) > . necessary, Will be sold at public auction, at the offico of SAN FRANCISCO x the Company, 87 New Merchants’ Exchange, Callfornla Gold and Plating atreet, on Monday, the thlid day of Junuary, 1870, at the honr of 12 o’cloek M.of saldday, to pay sald delinquent aaacssmeut thereon, together withcosts of advertising and ex. penses of sale. } J. M, BUFFINOTON, Secretary. . Office, 37 New Merchants’ Exchange, Callfornia street, San Franclaco. decls Taylor Mill and Mining Company.—Locatlon of Works: Georgetown District, El Dorado Co., State of California, Norice.—There are delinquent npon the following doBerihed stock, on account of assessment levied on tho sixteenth day of Novemher, 1869, the scveral amounta set opposita the names of the respective shareholders a8 follows: Names, No, Certificato, No. Shares. Amount. TB Bishop. 17 600 $180 00 5 3 Murfey 600 150 00 8S Murfey. 1000 bel. 100 00 And in accordance with law and an order of tha Board of Trustees, made on the sixteenth day of Novemher, 1869, so many shares of each parce! of said stock aa may be necessary will ba sold at the auctlon house of John Middleton & Son, No. 310 Montgomery street, San Francisco, Cal., on Monday, the tenth day of January, 1870, at tha hour of 12:30 P. M. of that day, to pay said delinquent t thereon, together wlth costs of adver. tlsing and cxpenses of sale. SAM’L 8, MURFEY, Secretary, Office, No, 620 Montgomery street, ovar Sathar & Co's Bank, San Francisco, Cal, dec25 Yosemite Mining Company, Oro Fino Distriet, Humboldt County, Nevada. Notice Is hereby glven, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of sald Company, held on the fifteenth day of Decembcr, 1869, an assessment of fifty (60) cents per share was levled upon the eaptial stock of sald Company, payable lImmedlately, In United States gold and silver coin, to the Seeretary, 220 Clay sircet, San Francisco, or to d. T. Mocrran, Superintendcut, at the mine. Any stock upon which sald assessment shall remain unpald on the nincteenth day of Jannary, 1870, shall be deemed delinguent, and will bo duly advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment shall be made before, will be suld on Saturday, the fitth day of FebTuary, 1870. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertlalng and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. D. 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