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192 MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS.
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Mrxine akp Sotetitvic Pattvs, SAN: Francisco.~-The
Presa has for a long time been known as a leading journal devoted to the mining interests of this countty, and
under its admirabie editorial management, the eartieat,
Most accurate, and at the same time thoronghly reliabie
in jon upon al] questi iat: to mining, are
Obtainabie, The tahie of contents of ths number before
us embraces a host of suhjects which are of genersl interest, besides bsing emi thy tlcal.—[Patent Star.
COMMENOING
Saturday, March 15th, 1873,
And until further notice, Traina and Bosta will
LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO.
7.00 ie M. (Daily). Atiantio Express Train (via Oak£ land) for eis menien tn Maryeville, Redding, and
Porttand, O., Colfax, Reno, Ogden and Omaha
A.M. (Daily). Oal P. R. R. Steamer (from Broad715 way TWnardyGonneoting at Vallejo with Trains for
Callstoga, Knizht’s Landingand Sacramento; making close
conneotion at Napa with etagea for Sonoma.
P. M. (Sundays exoepted). Stockton Steamer (from
2.00 Bronavay Whar Pe onine at Vallejo, Benicia, and
Land on the San Joaquin river.
P.M. (Daily). San Jose Passenger Train (via Oaklund), stopping at all way Stations. 3.00
P.M. (Sundays excepted). Pasoenger Train (via
4, 00 Oakland) for Lathrop, Merosd, Visalia, Tipton, and
Los Angeles, Stookton and
. M. _(Snndays exoepted). Cal. P, R. R. Steamer
4.00 (rom ease Whant) oonnecting at Vallejo with
Trains for Cailstoga, Knight's Landing nd Sacramento.
P. M. (Snndays excepted). Sacramento Steamer
4.00 {from roadwag Wax), tonching at Benicia, and
Landings on the S$. : river.
5 15 P.M. (Daily). Overland Emigrant Train (via OaksD land) —Throngh Freight and Accommodation.
OAKLAND BRANOH.—Lrave San FRanolaco, 700,
810, 921,10 10 and i1 20 a. m., 12 10, 1 50, 3 00 4.00, 515, 630, 8 25
9.20'and "1130 p,m, (920, 1/20 and 8 00 to O
Leave Bnooxuyrn (for San Francisco), *5 30, 6 40, 900
and 11004. m.,1 30, 2 40, 4.55, 610, 7 65 and 1010 p, m.
Leave OakLANn, *5 4, 65), S00, 910, 1000, and 1110 a.
m., 1200, 1 40, 250, 3°50, 5 45, 6 20, 8.03 and 10 20 p.m.
ALAMEDA BRANOH.—LEaveE San FRANCISCO, 7 20, 9 00
ore = aa 4 sera 00; 630, and 70up.m. (7 20,1115 and
5 0 Fruit Vale o 6
Lave HaywaRns Ror San Franoisoo), *4 30, 700 and 10 45
a. m., and 330 p.m.
LEAVE FRUIT VALE, *5 25, 735, 900and 1120 a. m., 120
405 and 530 p. m. *Except Sundzys.
T. H, GOODMAN, A. N. TOWNE,
Gen’l Supt. Gen’l Pase’gr and Ticket Agt.
Scaling and Foaming Prevented and
Fuel Saved,
Enquirera ars respectfuily inforined that
WARSOP’S AERO STEAM SYSTEM
Has besn well tested, during three years, in England.
Besldes the above advantages, it greatly prolongs the
life of Boilers, Tubes and Fire-hoxes.
It is a cheap contrivance, and easlly applied to any
engine.
Tliustrated Circulars, showing the appliance and deserthing its advantages, are sent to all applicants.
All who ars trouhled with Scale and Foaming inay
Tely on this system of preventiou—also on saving st
least 20 per cent. of fuel.
RIGH C3 for Statss and for individuais will he sold
on Mheral terms.
J. L. SANFORD,
General Agent for United Statee,
490 Montgomery street, San Franelaco,
And Box 989, P, 0.
Information Required to Give an jEstimate
of Warsop’s Apparatue:
—Dlameter of Cylinder,
Tength of Stroke.
3.—Number and Leugth of Boilers—Tubes or Flues.
4.—Distance of Boilers from Engine, i
7 ee Pump Piston he attached to Cross-head of
e
It can, however, be driven by any of the usual appliances that work the Water-feed Pump,
These items will enabie me to give a nsar estimate of
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the cost,
J. L. SANFORD, General Agent.
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A LARGE, FRESH STOCK just in, of Pawtucket
Manufacture, for California trade, HEAVY, STRONG
and DURABLE. TREADWELL & CO.,
8y26-eowiép San Francisco,
THE TANITE COMPANY.
Manufacturers of SOLID EMERY WHEELS
From 1 inch to 3feet in diameter. EMERY GRINDERS
for Stove Manufacturers, Foundries, Machine and Rail
Road Shops, Planing Mills and Saw-Miils.
ery Wheels and Saw Gumming Machinea for
sharpening and gumming GANG, MULAY and OCIROULAR Saws. A judicions use of Tanlte Emery Wheels
and Grinding or Gumming Machines, will more than
repay the cost in this year’s work.
Write for circulars and Photographs to THE. TANITE OO., Stroudshurg, Monroe co., Pa, $v26-6ml6p
NICKEL PLATING.
The San Francieco Nickel Plating Company
Are prepared to plate articles of all descriptions, of any
metal. Cutlery, Liquor Flasks, Pistols, Guns,Swords,Bridie Bitts, Pole Crahs,Huh Bands, Dash Ralis, and all articles of househoid hardware plated at short notice, and
warranted. Nickel Plate neyer tarnishes or corrodes,
always retaining lts polish untll the article is worn out.
Office at the KIMBALL MANU FACTORY WORKS, Cor.
Fourth and Bryant Streets. 12v26-3m
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Steam Pipes alt @ 1
& Boilers
SAVES 26 PER OENT. OF FUEL.—An item worth
looking after. Also, Steam Governors, Tube Scrapers,
Steam Pumpa, Self-Oilers, Cylinder Cups, Steam
Gauges, Belting, Lacing, Hose, Fuse, Packing, etc., including all kinds Miners’, Engineers’ and Milimen’s
Supplies, TREADWELL & CO., oid staud, Market St.,
bead of Front, San Franciaco,. 8y26-eow
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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LEE:
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD. '
$32,000,000
5,670,000
Asseis,
Surplus,
Ratio of Expense to Receipts, 8. 12,
DIVIDENDS PAID ANNUALLY,
Commencing on Life Policies, with from 20 to 25 per cent. the First Year, 25 to 30
the Second, and increasing every year, thereby reducing the cost
of Insurance with the age of the Policy.
In Life Ineurance, select an OLD COMPANY WITH EXPERIENOE, and having a
LARGE SURPLUS,
Remember that Large Dividends, and Consequently
CHEAP INSURANCE,
: ARE SECURED ONLY BY
Economical Management.
High Rates of Interest,
and Favorable Mortality.
In all these vital
Companies, and the
points, look carefully into the standing of all Life Insurance
Connecticut Mutual
WILL BE FOUND IN THE FRONT BNK.
JAMES B. ROBERTS................ .....-...02-.....315 California Street,
General Agent for the Pacifico Ooaet.
20y25-e0m ep
THE GIANT POWDER COMPANY
Are now facturing besidss the f Yegniar
GIANT POWDER, A NO. 2 GIANT POWDER,
Somewhat slower in its Explosion, which we d for
BANK BLASTING, COAL MINES,
AND FOR ALL SUCH WORK WHERE THE ROOK IS NOT VERY *HARD
Tt is fully as safe as the other and evolves neither smoke nor noxious fumes when exploded.
Price. 50 Cents per Found.
The sales of both grades increase very feat, which is the best proof of their superiority over other expionives. °
BANDMANN, LSEN & CO NIE: by
20722-8m16p General Agenta, No. 210 Front Strest.
(March 22, £873.
W. T. GARRATT & CO.
city
Brass and Bell Founder, A
Corner Natoma and Fremont Streets,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Brass, Zino and Anti-Friction or Babbet Meta
CASTINGS,
Church and Steamboat Bells,
TAVERN AND AND BELLS, GONGS,
FIRE ENGINES, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS.
Steam, Liquor, Soda, Oll, Water and Flange Cocks,
and Valves of all descrtptiona, made and repaired,
Hoas and all other Jointa, Spelter, Solder and Cop.
per Riveta, eto. Gauge Cocks, Oylinder Cocks, Oll
Glohes, Steam Whistlea. RAULIO PIPES AND
‘NOZZLES for mining purposes, Iron Steam Pips fur.
nished with Fittings, eto, Conpling Joints of sll sizes,
Particular attention paid to Distillsry Work, Manufao.
turer of '‘ Garratt’s Patent Improved Journs! Metal,”
to Highest Market Price psid for OLD BELLS, COPPEE and BRASS. 6-tf
W. T. OARRATT,
N. W. SPAULDING,
‘Saw Smithing and Repairing
ESTABLISHMENT.
Nos. 17and 19 Fremont Street, near Market.
JAMEG HILUMAN, W.T. LITTLE,
MANUFACTURER OF
SPAULDIN @G@’sS
Patent Tooth Circular Saws.
They have proysd to be the most durable and aconoml.
cal Saws in tha World.
Particular attention paid to construction of
Portable & Stationary Saw Mills.
MILLS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICE
At the lowest Market Prices.
HALLIDIE’S
Patent Endless Wire Ropeway.
Covered by Numerous U. S. Patents.
IMPORTANT TO
Mining Companies, Civil Engineers, Qontractors, Bte.
The system of tranaporting material, such as Ores,
from the mine toths mill, Earths for embankments,
Rock from quarries, ete., hy means of steel wire rope,
has heen weli tested and found more economical,
advantageous and reliable than any other method
of t tion; and to the d certificates in connection therewith I beg to cail the attention of thore interested:
EvxreEsa, Nevada, July 10, 1872.
a M, Mantis My dear air: On yonr leaving for San
, it gives me great pleasure to hand you my
written
IMPORTANT TO
Quartz Mining Companies.
IMPROVED PATENTED
Hardened Cast Steel Shoes & Dies.
Tbe undersigned are prepared, at short notice, to furnish IMPROVED PATENTED HARDENED CAST
STEEL SHOES AND DIES, for Quartz Mills of every
pattern. This improvement supplies a want long
needed hy persons engaged in Mining enterprisea.
They are more economical and cheaper than casr
IRON SHOES, as they wear from four to six times as long,
and crush 4 greater quantity, as they retain their full
diameter, never chipping from the edges. This, with
the time aaved in repiacing worn and hroken iron Shoes
and Dies, and the great saving of frelght to remote mills
and mines, makes a yast difference in the cost of re.
ductlon of ores.
WE ALSO FURNISH
Cast Steel Tappets, Cams,
Hammers,
Which possess the same advantage of Economy and
Durahility, and deserve the special attentlon of
Ashcroft’s Patent Steam
Gauges,
(Original—with Bourdon Spring).
Steam Gauges,
Vacuum Gauges,
Registering Gauges,
Test Gauges.
Low Water Alarms, Gauge Cocke, Glass
Water Gauges, Oylinder Cupe, Self-Oilers,
Eoiler Felting, Selden’e, Tuck’e, Hemp and
Soapstone Packing, Stocke, Taps and Dies,
Twist Drills, Drill, Lathe and Planer Chucks,
Emery Wheels, Etc.
Every description of Engineers’ and Maehinists’ supplies, for sale by
Picks and
ptance of the HALLIDIE TRAMWAY put
up hy yon upon our mine in Freihurg.
It is a perfect succesa, discharging ten tons of ore per
hour with two men’s labor. It is perfectly simple in
construction, and, as far as I can judge, there is nothing
ahout lt to ever get out of order— nothing to wear out.
While ours requires but abouttwo thousand five hun.
dred feet of wire rope, I can see no reason why the line
could not be extended almost indefinitely with equally
happy resuits. Again, the carrying capacity might he
douhied or quadrupled If desired. After several weeks
triai upon onr mins, the unanimoua verdict of all who
have seen it 1s a complete, unquestioned success, If
this can be of any service to you, use it in any way you
think proper. Very respectfully, 0.0. GOODWIN.
Eamta HILi ConsoLipatEen Minixo Co.,
Litile Cottonwood, Utah,
Superintendont’s Office, Sept. 28, 1872,
T. M. Martin, oe ir: The Ropeway construoted by
you (HALLIDIE'S ‘ATENT) tor the Emma Hill Gonsolidated Mining Oompany, has been built ina most substanuial
and workmanilke manner, and lsat this time in splendid
working condition. I most cheerfully accept the work tor
the Company,'and recommend it to others wishing a aure ,
and specdy Rranait tor ores over places impracticable for
wagon roads, etc. SEG .
. W, COLBATH, Superintendent,
"Tbe Vaiiejo worka smoothly with the elevated wire
tramway, which carries its iond Of ore as quletly and easily
ag if there was no winter or enow in the worid.
“ Whatever the ohjectlons to wire tramwaya may be on
acconnt of their coat, Tbave seen nothing yet that even TREADWELL & CO., San Francisco. .
Qy26tt Miners and others engaged in"
quartz crushing.
The Superior Strength of these steel castings—the
fact that they can he FORGED AND WELDED as easily as bar
stcel—their cheapness and great accuracy, as compared
with forged iron—cannot fail tomake them desirable
formany purposes. where forged iron and steel have
heretofore heen used. Among such articles we mention:
ROLLING MILL CASTINGS.
Bevel and Spur Wheels, Guides, Spindles, Dies, etc,
AGRICULTURAL CASTINGS.
Reaper Guards, Plow Shares, Mold Boards, Plow Jointers, ete,
Anviis, Sledges, Vices, Masons’ Hammers, Blacksmith
Hammers, Mattocks, R. R. Frogs, etc.
Aud other articles requiring solldity and great strength.
DONKEY ENGINES FOR HOISTING,
Mining Machinery, Ete.
Persons giving orders wili send diagrams and meas.
urements of Shoes and Dies, etc., as ahove.
_J.G, KITTREDGE & Co.,
NATIONAL LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
DAWSON & BAILY,
(Connellsville, Penn.,
Manufacture LOCOMOTIVES adapted to
Every Kind of Railway Service.
NARROW GAUGE AND MINE LOCOMOTIVES A SPECIALTY.
Ali work accurately fitted to gauges, and thoronghly
dnterchangeabie.
H. A, GARLEY, Agent,
At J, @. Cockriil & Co.'s, No. 621 Front Street, 8. F,
PP them in the facilities they afford for moving
ore at all seasons of the year.”—Oorrespondent Utah Mlning Journal, Alta, Jan, 8, 1873.
The Vallejo Ropeway.
The Vallejo Tannei Company’s Tramway in Little Cottonwood, built onthe HALLIDIE PATENTED PLAN, ls
acomipete success, It ly between 2,800 and 2,400 feet In
length, and ia supported hy thirteen stations. The fall in
thia distance ls abont 600 feet, and the wire rope, which is
three-fourtha ot an Inch in diameter, will sately and eastl
deliver one hundred tons In six hours. the machinery ig
antomatio, losding and unloading the sacks or hnokets.
Ahout one t n anda half can be sent down at one ime.
The atations are ahout two hundred fect apart,and the entIre
apparatus Is stroug ond sate, Asthe wire rope la elevated
about forty feet abovethe snrface of ihe hill, the Tramway
can he worked ali winter long, withont_the slightest trou~
ble.—Utah Mining Journal, Salt Lake, Sept. 23, 1872.
Mining Comnanies and others dealring to negotiate for
the erection of thissystem of Ropeway, oun communicate
with me personally, or through Postoftice Box 9G4.
A. 8S. HALLIDIE, Patentee,
il2 and 114 Oalifornia Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
WIRE ROPE
For holsting from mines, transmitting power, ship rigging,
ete., of all finds and sizes, on hand Ag made to Dace /
a Photographs of Locometives can be seen at the
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No, 616 California street, San Francisco,
pbove Numher, 12¥26-tf
Wire of ail eh) and descriptions, furnished at lowest
rates, A. 8. HALLIDIE, 112 and il4 Californla St,
Each Saw is Warranted in every respeots
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