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Collection: Books and Periodicals > Mining & Scientific Press

Volume 24 (1872) (424 pages)

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304 SCIENTIFIC PRESS. [May 11, 1872. The Scientific Press is the Oldest and Largest Practical Mining Journal in America. Established in 1860, this weekly has steadily advanced in size, ability andinterest. Its chief editors and publishers have had over fifteen years successful experience in condutting this and other journals in California. 7 Ite editorials are carefully prepared with an honesty and accuracy that maintains its reputation as the hest authority on mining matters in the conntry. . : It is published in the hest location in the world for furnishing the largest amount of yaluable information to the gold and silver miners and metallurgists everywhere. Its correspondents and subscribers are to he fonnd in nearly all the mining districts of CALIFORNIA, NEVADA, IDAHO; MONTANA, UTAH, ARIZONA, COLORADO, and jn MEXICO and other foreign countries. Over 10,000,000 Dollars! Have douhtless heen saved to the miners of the Pacific Coast by reading this journal, each issne of which contains some two pages of Mintna Sunaary from the most important districts in the U. 8.; from one to two pages concerning New Incorporations, SHARE Manxet, Murine CorrEspoNDENCE, ComsMunicatrons, etc., and from two to three pages of Eprroriats (with illnstrations) of New Ma@HINERY, New Discoveries, PRocEssEs, and operations in Minive, Minune, Roastine of Ones, ASSAYING, ete. One feature of our journal consists in presenting in each issne a POPULAR VARIETY of highly interesting matter, nseful and instrnetive for all intelligent readers, systematieally arranged in departments nnder headings entitled Mechanical Progress; Scientifie Proess; Mechanical Hints; Home Industry; New iscoveries; Good Health; Domestic Economy, etc., rendering its reading pleasant and profitahle at the Orricr, SHor AND FIRESIDE. Yearly suhseription $4 per annum. Single copies 10 cents. Four sample copies (of recent dates) furnished for 25 cents. List of California mining books sent free. DEWEY & CO., Publishers, Patent Agents and Engravers, No. 338 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Scientiric Press atent Agency. ” i Cn a0 Bae ) SCIENTIFIC PRESS—Mining and Mechanical. ‘eanyinovdy—ssaud AvuNY Oldlovd The principal Agency on this side of the continent. Established in 1860. Inventors can rely npon the surety and dispatch of all important and confidential business intrusted in our hands. Longfamiliarity with Mining, Farming, and all other classes of inventions on this coast, enables us to give the most intelligent advice to Pactrto Coast InvenToRS of any Agency in the Union, sud oftentimes save unnecessary delay and expense. Every branch of the patent soliciting business attended to. All woRTHY INVENTIONS patented by us will be liberally noticed, free, at the most desirable time for the patentee, in both the Sorenrivic Press and the Pacrrio Runan Press. Send for our 52-page illnstrated Parenr CmcvuLaR, mailed free on receipt of stamp, Also the U.S. Patent Law of 1870. DEWEY «& Co,, No. 338 Montgomery st., 8. E. cor. California st., diagonally across from Wells, Fargo & Co., 8. F, ACTIVE MEN . ! WITH EXPERIENCE IN CANVASSING business, can now obtain lucrative and permanent employment by DEWEY & CO., Patent Agents and Publiahers of the SOIENTIFIO PRESS and the PACIFIC RURAL PRESS, No. 338 Montgomery street, S. F. J. S. PHILLIPS, M. E., Examiner of Mines, Oonsulting Engineer, » MINERAL ASSAYER AND METALLURGIST, = 423 Washington street, San Francisco. > an n co Author of the “Explorera’, Miners’ and Metal. —j lurgists* Companion.” (Tbe very Comprehensive Work of 639 pages and 81 illustrations, fo Inventor of the Patented ‘‘ Prospector’s Wee Pet = Aasaying Machine.” Prive, with tools, etc., $100. =» Pourowasens please sty advertised in SCIENTIFIOPREgg, THE GARDNER AUTOMATIC SAFETY-STOP GOVERNOR. These Governors have now been sold in this market for several years, and wherever once introduced and made Known, are invariably sought after, They are in the Eastern States fast displacing all other Steam Governors, and are regarded as the perfect regulator. i They are manufactured by Messrs. Gorchur & Robertson, practical who have given many years time exclusively to their manufacture and perfecti ti engineers, The ma: say: After an experience of eleven yeara in the manufactare of the aboye Governor, during which time several important improvements haye been made and two additional patents obtained, we feel justified in recommending it to all parties using Steam power, and warranting it to be the most perfect regulator in the market. The Gardner Governor is so well known that we think it unnecessary to enterinto a detailed explanation of the principles involved, or details in its construction, merely giving the leading objects realized by this important invention. The Governor combines with the greatest simplicity of construction, accnrateregulation of speed, POSITIVE INSURANCE AGAINST ALL ACO NENTS LIABLE TO OCOUR FROM SLIPPING OR PARTING THE GOVERNOR OB NEIVING BELTS, and a convenient arrangement for ADJUSTING THE SPEED OF THE ENGINE WHILE IN MOTION, withont change of pullies. The construction of the Governor is extremely simple, having no springs, inside joints, swivels, or parts liable to disarrangement, all the severs! parts are duplicates of exch other in the same series; the most skillful workmen are employed, the best material used and the machinery employed especially Cal. Jewelry Co,, Pioneer Woolen Factory, adapted to their manufacture. The valve is most PERFECTLY BALANCED, and the Governor is built with a view of securing the quickeat and most sensitive action possibly attainable in a steam regulator. Thus with accurate machinery, and skilled labor, and devoting our WHOLE ATTENTION to the manufacture of THIS ONE ARTICLE, we sre able to produce a perfect and reliable Governor at a low price. We do not publish any letters of recommendations, but can give references to upwards of 5,000 PARTIES THROUGH-— OUT TRE UNITED STATES, who are using the Gardner Governor. We would especially invite the attention of steam Engine Builders to this Governor, feeling assured that they can purchase for less than they can make an inferior article, and thereby increase the value and sales of their Engines. We respectfully refer to the followIng parties using the GannNER GovERNOR, and can speak understandingly ofita merits: Oakland Cotton Mills, the Selby Lead and Silver Smelting Works, L, & E, Emanuel, Vulcan Iron Works, Fulton Foundry, Levison Bros., D. A. McDonald & Co., and others in San Francisco; Ophir Co., Lady Bryan,’and Sacramento and Meredith Mills, John McCone, Virginis, Nev.; Globe Iron Works, Stockton; A. F. Chury, (Albany, Oregon, and many others. RI WE WA: RRANT these Governors to give perfect regulation of speed under all circnmstances; and if there is one within one thousand miles of San Francisco, that is not giving perfect satisfaction, it may be returned to us at our expense, and we will exchange it for any other Governor in the country, or refund its price. iWhen ordering please state whether THrorrLe-VaLvE is wanted or not; and whether Biocx or FinisHEeD Governor is desired. GOVERNOR. Send for circular and price list to **THE BATE OF SPEEN FOR GOVERNOR I8 FULLY STAMPED ON THE REVOLVING HEAD OF RVERY TREADWELL & CO., Agents for Pacific States, San Francisco. Ror At Treadwell & Co.'s(late BERRY & PLACE’S) Machinery and Supply Depot may be found in stock the above Governors, together with all sizes of HOADLEY’S PORTABLE ENGINES, BLAKE'S STEAM PUMPS, STURTEVANT BLOWERS, PORTABLE DRILLS, TAPS AND DIES, DREYFUS’S CYLINDER LUBRICATORS, Etc. Also a heavy stock of HARDWARE AND MINING TOOLS, LEATHER BELTING, LINEN HOSE, BOILER FELT (saves 25 per cent. of fuel), SELF OILERS, LACE LEATHER, STEAM PACKING (all kinds), BELT STUDS, Etc., Ete., embracing every description of Engineers’ and Machinista’ supplies and Millmen’s findings. Tv24a-tf THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY Are now manufacturing besides the famons regniar GIANT POWDER, A NO. 2 GIANT POWDER, Somewhat slower in its Explosion, which we recommend for BANK BLASTING, COAL MINES, AND FOR ALL SUCH WORK WHERE THE ROCK 18 NOT VERY HARD It is fully as safe as the other and evolves neither smoke nor noxious fumes when exploded, Price. 50 Cents per Pound. The sales of both grades increase very fast, which is the best proof of their superiority over other explosives. 20722-8m1 6p NIELSEN & CoO., BANDMANN
! Agents, No, 210 Front Street. Genera! THE FREAR STONE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. Office, 638 Market Street, OFFICERS; Janes GAMBLE, L. A, Boortu, President. Treasurer, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: N.W. SpavLpine, GEoRGE O. Porrer, N. P. PERINE. This Company will contract to furnish or put up the heaviest, strongeat and most elaborate and elegant Fireproof Stone Fronts, of any design, and every atyle of Plain and Ornamental Door and Window Caps, Keystones, Sills, Water Tables, Coping Ashlars, Plain and Ornamental Stone Work of every description. Fireproof Buildings and Bank Vaults, Cemetery Work, Curbing Stones, Fountains, etc., all at prices far below native cut stone, and equal, in all respects, asto strength and durability. h Architects and Builders, before letting their contracts for Stony Work, are requested to cell at the office of this Oompany, and examine certificates, specimens and photographs of buildings already constructed of Frear Stone in Chicago and other Eastern cities. For further information apply to N. P. PERINE, 638 Market street. [(19v24-3m W. E. LOOMIS, News Dealer AND STATIONER, 8, E. corner of Sansome and Washington streets, MAGAZINES. jp. An. . $4 00 300 : SUPPLIES ALL 5 00 = Eastern Perodicals, 6 00 BY THE 1500’ Year, Month, or Number PRICE REDUCED. A Manual of Practical Assaying. By Joun MITCHELL, F. C. 8. THIRD EDITION. Edited by Writ1am Croogss, F. RB. 8. 1 vol, 8 vo., 754 pages, cloth, $10. D. VAN NOSTRAND, Publisher and Importer, 23. Murray street, and 27 Warren street, New York, *,* Sent tree by mail on receipt of priee. ma) KUSTEL’S BOOK —ON THE— Concentration of Ores (of all kinds), including the Chlorination Process for Gold-bearing Sulphurets, Arseniurets, and Gold and Silver Ores generally, with 120 Lithographic Diagrams. 1867. PRICE REDUCED TO $5. For sale, wholesale and retail, at the office of the Scrznrrrio PREss, m4-1m FRANCIS SMITH & CO., Manufacturers of HYDRAULIC PIPE, Artesian Well Pipe—All Sizes. Having the Latest Improved Machinery, we canjmakeit an object to Mining and Water Companies or Water WorksTO CONTRACT WITH US FOR SHEET IRON PIPE. All Work Guaranteed. OFFICE at 112 Battery Street San Francisco, 4y24-eowsml 6p sto Hair Felting SAVES 25 PER CENT. OF FUEL—An item worth looking after. “Also, Steam Governors, Tnbe Scrapers, Steam Pumpa, Self-Oilers, Cylinder Cnps, Belting, Lacing, Hose, Fuse, Packing, etc., including all kinds Minera’, Engineera’ and Millmen’s Supplies, at the Machinery and Supply Depot of TREADWELL & CO.; old stand, Market street, head of Front, San Francisco. vedeow ALL KINDS OF Office Desks and Book Cases On hand and Manufactured to Order, by JOHNSON & BEST, No. 311 Pine street, opposite the Pacific Bank, 18Vv24-6m San FRANcIsco, “W. T. GARRATT & CO. CEPTS A Brass and Bell Founder, Corner Natoma and Fremont Streets, MANUFACTURERS OF Brass, Zincand Anti-Friction or Babbet Metal CASTINGS, Church and Steamboat Bells, TAVERN AND AND KELLS, GONGS, FIRE ENGINES, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS. Steam, Liqvor, Soda, Oil, Water and Flange Cocks, and Valves of all descriptions, made and repsired. Hose and all other Joints, Spelter, Solder and Copper Rivets, etc. Gauge Cocks, Cylinder Cocks, Oi) Globes, Steam Whistles. HYDRAULIO PIPES AND . NOZZLES for mining purposes. Iron Steam Pipe fur. nished with Fittings, etc, Coupling Joints of ail sizes, Particular attention paid to Distillery Work. Manufac. turer of ‘‘ Garratt’s Patent Improved Journal Metal.’" __ ga Highest Market Price psid for OLD BELLS, COP. PER and BRASS. 6-tf W. T. GARRATT, JAMES HILLMAN, W.T. LIRTLE. N. W. SPAULDING, Saw Smithing and Repairing ESTABLISHMENT. Nos. 17 and 19 Fremont Street, near Market, MANUFAOTURER OF’ SPAULDING’?S Patent Tooth Circular Saws. They have proved to be the most durable and economical Saws in the World. Each Saw is Warranted in every respect: Particular attention paid to constrnction of Portable & Stationary Saw Mills. MILLS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE At the lowest Market Prices. Fulled RAWHIDE BELTING AND LACING, Made by H. ROYER, No, 487 Brannan street, San Francisco. SS) pee COMMENCING Monday, April 29th, 1872. And until further notice, Trains and Beats will LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO. A.M. Overland Express Train for A 7.00 satyavite Red Blut, Colfax, Rano; Goa aaa 3.00 Ee ease Passenger Train, stopping at all 4.00 6.30 7 30 A.M, Steamer New World (from Broadway Wharf) ™ —Connecting at Vallejo with Trains of California Pacific Railroad. 4.00 P.M.* Sacramento Steamer (from Broadway y Wharf). Connecting at Vallejo with trains of California Pacific Railroad. 2.00 P. M* Steamer Antelope, from Broadwa: wher : cd i an Onpernel aa Donahne with Trains of S. F. ‘oad. North Pacific Rai. 8 00 A.M. Excursion Boat (Sundays only) from Broad~ ‘ way Wharf, connecting with Special Train of 8. F. &N.P.R.R. for Cloverdale and intermediate points, returning to San Francisco by 7 F. M. P.M.* Passenger Train for Stockton, Merced and Sacramento. P.M. Overland Emigrant Train, Throngh Freight and Accommodation. OAKLAND BRANOH.—LEsvE San FRancisco, 700 810, 9 2u, 10 10 and 11 20a. m., 12 10, 1 50, 3 00, 4 00, 515, 630, 8.06 9.20 and *11 30 p.m. ($20, 1] 20 and 3 00 to Oakland only). LEAVE BROOELYN, *5 30, 6 40,750,900 and 11004. m.,1 30, 240, 4.55, 6 10, 7.40 and 10 16 p.m. LEAVE OAKLAND, *5 40, 650, 800, $10, 1000, and 1110 a. m., 1200, 1 40, 250, 3°50, 5 05, 6 20, 7.50 and’ 1020 p. m. ALAMEDA BRANOH.—LEAVE San FRANc1s€0, 7 20, 9 00. and 1115 a. m., 130,400, 530,and70u p.m. (7 20, ahi 15, and 530 to Frnit Vale only). Leave Haywarps, *4 30, 700 and 10 458. m., and 330 p.m. LEAVE FRUIT VALE, *5 25, 735, 900and 1120 a. m. 130, 05and 530 p.m. * Except Sundays. T, H. GOODMAN, A. N. TOWNE, Gen’l Pass‘gr and Ticket Agt. Gen'l Supt. Important to Miners. FREY'S IMPROVEMENT ON Evans’’ Under Current and Sluices, For Saving Fine Gold and Floating Quicksilver. For particulars address WATERS & CO., Assayers, Agents, NO. 54 J STREET, SACRAMENTO. 16v24-3m PLUMBAGO CRUCIBLES. MORGAN’S CELEBRATED PLUMBAGO CRUCIBLES, all sizes (except 26 and 30), from No, 1 to 100, for sale lowto close consignment. liv24-tt A, 8. HALLIDIE, 519 Front streat, S. F,