Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-02

WOODEN MANurAcroRY.-At the cor
ner Of Folsom and Shotwell streets, San
Francisco, the Pacific Woolen Mills COM
pany are about TO erect an establishment,
which, in their time Of business, will not
be excelled on the Pacific slope. The
mos, perfect of machinery has been con-
trac,ed for, and i, is the intention Of the
company to make everything as complete
as possible. Now we do not notice this
mill as a local item exactly, any farther
than that any improvement in the way OF
manufactures in California effects US here,
whether mill men. miners, or general out
siders. Competition will, Of course, fol-
low from this, and as we draw largely
from California for many Of our supplies,
any new enterprise started cheapens the
commodities Of life. and we Nevada peo.
pie are necessarily benefited thereby.
A GENERAL DucxISe ALL RouND.-As
a teamster in the employ of Billy Denise
of this place-his first days employment
was passing over a bridge that SPAWNED
a reservoir in the neighborhood OF the
Piu,e Mill, lower part Of this town. YES
terday, in consequence Of the obstiu ICY
of one Of the lead.mules. wagon, DR. yer
and mules were all precipitated over the
bridge into the reservoir. The water ;as
about Ave feet in depth, sufficient TO i've
the driver and mules a pretty good u Eh
to say the least. By cutting harness the
mules were got out at once; but the guam
Diary of our friend Denise was, this morn
ing, how 10 get his wagon out. It was
an amusing scene so far as the driver was
concerned, but not so much so 10 the pro-
prie,or Of the team and wagon.
PREPARATIONS Como ON.--We are
watching somewhat closely the prepare.
tons going on for the benefit of St. Johns
Church of this place. The theater is be-
ing changed in a great many respects for
the accommodation Of both parrcipators
OF the festival and the general public.
Nothing will be left undone to make this
affair q matter Of success, as well as to
afford most general satisfaction.
Music HALL.-This popular place Of
Amusement, was we'll filled last evening,
and an excellent and varied performance
was given. Owing to the illness Of Miss
Josephine. the farce Of THE Water
Witches" was not presented, but the
..Irish C%orroboree," was given instead,
quite 10 the satisfaction Of the audience,
we believe, as in i, were introduced a
number Of excellent and Mrs. Yeamans'
famous barn Door Jig" A splendid
programme is out for tonight.
New GOODS MIR. F~rankenheimer, the
popular Dry Goods merchant, Of Gold
Hill, returned from San Francisco, yes
,erday. and this morning a portion OF his
splendid stock of ladies' dress goods ar
rived and are now being u%npacked.
Frank tells Us it is the finest and most
fashionable stock of goods for ladies that
he has imported. Ofcourse, the ladies Of
Gold Hill and vicinity will make a rush
for the first pick.
SAN FRANcIsca Restaurant. - The
proprietor Of this old-established Eating
House, in Gold Hill, has entirely re-ftted
and r~e-furnished his place of business,
and everything looks and is as clean as a
new pin. Like "Swimley's boarders,"
his customers all seem happy and con-
tent" We learn that Mr.. Schaefer in
tends fitting up a grand Ice Cream Saloon.
with his Restaurant, where the ladies OF
Gold Hill can visit in the evenings.
GRgyHouNp.-Joe. LaHower has re-
moved his popular saloon into the Gold
Hill Hotel, where he invites his friends
and customers to call and see him.