Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-23
RANKIN. BRAYTON X CO.,,
The Leading Machine Manufacturers on
 the Pacific Coast.

No machine building firm on the Pa
 eific coast IS comparable for the excel
 lepeies of its manufactures with that of
 the Pacific Iron Works, owned and con
 trollei by Messrs. Rankin, Brayton X
 Co.,, to whose energy, enterprise and
 perseverance Is due the perfection of
 the many mechanical appliances for the
 reduction of ores and now so universally in use Tn nearly every mining camp of
 note in the great West. Mines hay,
 petered out. camps have been abandon
 ed and expectations failed, but Tn no credible instance have such things beeD
 attributable to the machinery witb
 which the mines may have been worked, If of Rankin, Brayton S Co. manufac
 ture. as IS too often the case with to,
 faulty productions of less responsible and more inexperienced firms.
 However deep the ElInes, rebelilOus the tres, simple or intricate the process
 by which they must be worked, the Pa
 cific Iron Works, with their multltudiL- ous advantages, are equal to the occa- sion. Their machinery IS manufactured
 under the personal supervision of mei
 whose great practical experience emin- ently fits them for the management of the various departments under tn 1T control The material and labor used Is regard less of cost the best proc Irable, cOmt from whence 1t may. The perfectness and reliability of their machinery IS the cue to their well merited success.
 Arizona with her growing industries and rapidly developing resources use but little else than Pacific Iron Work
 made machinery III her mlDes. Witt the Pacific Water Jacket especially thls noticeable, iuasmuch as II has mad, practicable the treatment of copper ores in all their various combination, by
 process simple ln its operation, com paratively inexpensive, and which car
 be run continuously without loss O time or expense for repairs, giving in al instances the best product obtainabl, at the smallest possible cost of fuel auC attendance. Since the complete sue ces of these furnaces has been demons trated in SO many instances, the fact l. now accepted beyond question by al familiar with the subject, that uo othe smelter can compare with thIs IL economy of operation and general re sulrs. success being with it the iu variable rule, with all others the excep tion.
 Machinery of all kinds are manufac tured, such as plants for gold and silve mills, embracing the latest and mos approved machinery and processes for base aud free ores. Water jacket smelling furnaces, for silver, lead and copper ores, with new and important improvements, superior to any othe make. Hosting works and pumpint machinery, of late and improved de- signs. Of any capacity and adapted to all requirements. WheelOcks automatI cut of engine. beyond question tn, most economical and perfect wOrkini engine now made. Walkers compound steam pump, will work with 30 per cent. less steam than any other pump in the market. HOwelfs improved Whit, furnace, the most successful continuous working furnace made. Pacific i'm. proved Bruckner furnace, Pacific patent revolving dryer, ore crushers, concen- trating machinery, sgmDlIng works. etc |
 Special attention Is gwen to macmn- cry for the treatment either by milling | or smelting processes embracing all | and improved appliances known. They offer to their customers the best results of thirty years experl ence in their special line of work, and | are prepared 10 furnish the most ap- proved character of mining and reduc- 1 ton machinery, superior in design and l to that of any other make, | at the lowest possible prices. They have also arraugedfor the manufacturing | of like class of machinery ID Chicago | from the plans and patterns furnished | by the San Francisco house, and ID | which the same high standard of work | will be maintained. All classes of min ng machinery destined for such locali- | ties as can be reached from Chicago with | ower freight than from San Francisco | will be shipped from that point, for | in looking to their own interest Rankin. | Braytou & Co. look well to the interests 1f their patrons also
 At the great fisheries exposition in | London are some very cleverly stuffed | iud mounted birds that live on or eat ish, including northern divers. looms, | yannet, the graceful white heron, the | osprey or tish-hRwk, with the eagle near | waiting, according to his habit, to carry | Dff the fish which the osprey has just taught Among the four-footed enemies lf the fish there are shown the otter, mink. mUskrai, etc, and around the walls a remarkable collection of stuffed ish. In a case by itself IS a complete md carefully mounted skeleton of fish with as many aliases as an Old Bailey for he IS known as the bellows ish, the goose fish, the sea toad. the sea ievil. and, perhaps most appropriately, he angler-tish-this last sobriquet indi- 'sting his habit of getting something lright to serve as bait on the slender, laxihle rod which rises nrrirht frnrn its