Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-27
Arrivals.

Miss Joy Il remover
Mrs Townsend DIR. F Bonner
Jacob Levy Mr. MCMILLAN
A Mcdonald ID Maloy
Departures.
a, ny poNNgR LAKE ROUTE:
TW Kinchman A wcmshank
I'D Storms ID Flagg
s Brandon d Hawley
/, I'M Hammond Mr. Ryan
Mr. Ash CC
JMcClusky.
px,v,s,on-Las. evening we u
rho Measure of meeting L. I. hea'n
Esq, who has jus, arriredir0 ne"a
Lake, where he has been " res'uen' ~
!. tho mas, three years; and from him WI
oatb pa'' the following particulars con
s]srn;n, the district. The Enterprise
Company during the Summer have bull
new mill, 10 by so feet, and now have
svc stamps in operation, with room &c
IA TX more as soon as the emergencie:
onr;rs II. They have also put up q
sSaSt.bouse, 80 by 40 feet, over theil
new shaft, which is now 100 feet deeE
I'D shows excellent ore all the way
DOWN. The ledge is some 20 feet in
thickness, and shows free gold in al
most every part. Tho company have
erected a furnace 81 feet in hight, and
CAPABLE of roasting 80 tons of ore al
one time. This furnace is enclosed in a
house 80 feet square and 40 feet posts,
1, is of the same model as those used
in Grass Valley, and is said to work
within 6 per cent. Of the assay. Mr.. G.
Yound has charge of the mine and mill.
The old mill has been torn away mi q
substantial one taken its place. Goss
4 Lambert have been bought out, and
the company is on the old basis, and
will no doubt do well. The U. s. Grant
Company are sinking u shaft on their
mine, with good prospects. The Ken.
tuck Company, on the same ledge, is
taking out n large amount OF good pay
ore, which they have had tested at the
reduction works, with a n excellent re-
suit. The Mohawk is paying well.
The Green Emigrant Company are tax
ing out a larg. amount OF good paying
ore. They have been having their ore
reduced at the California mill, but have
now rented the Excelsior mill for this
Winter, it being in close proximity with
the claim. The Gold Run and several
other mines are busy taking out ore that
will pay from Sl2 to $50 per tun. The
town of Meadow Lake is rather dull,
most of the people having left for q
warmer climate Although many OF
the mines will discontinue work dur
ing the Winter, Mr.. Heath has great con
| idence in the future Of that district; he
says it is but aquestion of time to prove
il one of the best mining regions on the
coast. It is our opinion that Mr.. Heath
has the thing put up about right, and
those who sreer ut Meadow Lake Dis
trict will have to snecr it all back yet.
The RAILRoAp.-Twenty miles of the
Central Pacific Railroad, on this side OF
the Sierra, between Camp No. "a on the
Truckee, FIVE miles west of Crystal Peak
and Coburn's station, is now completed
and q construction train runs over it
daily, between the two points men,
toned. From Coburn's station to the
Summit, four miles Of track is laid, and
a large force of laborers are at work
completing and extending it. The prob
abilities are that the work will be
completed to the Summit tunnel within
thirty days, and unless the Winter
storms are so heavy as to prevent, the
cars will be running from sacramento
through to Camp No. "a, by the coming
New Years day. Meanwhile we are in
formed that arrangements are about be-
Ing made between shippers Of freight
and the Railroad Company, whereby
freight may be for the present shipped
over the portion Of the road completed
this side of the Summit to Camp No. "a.
This will be quite q lift for both cam
sters and h~orsefesh, while the roads are
so bad.
THANKSGIVING DISNERs.-The propri-
etors of the San Francisco Restaurant,
two doors below the NEWS office, have
made arrangements to furnish the finest
Thanksgiving dinner ever given in Gold
Hill, commencing at half-past 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, and ending ut .
o'clock in the evening-the whole ar
rangement being under the supervision
of that excellent cook. Mr.. Ed. Schafer.
Everything in the way Of good eating,
which can be obtained in this region,
will be served up in the very best style
As tomorrow is to be a general holiday,
for thanksgiving, and also to feel better
and more content, there are q great
many who intend taking a good, square
meal at the S. F. Restaurant.
PIpER's OPERA HousE.-We saw a
telegram last evening, just received from
Dan Bryant, San Francisco, in reply to
a dispatch from Piper, saying that he
could not come up here, as he sails for
New York, together with Joe Murphy,
on Saturday. Piper has te~legraphed to
Salt Lake for Amy Stone md others,
and also has new people coming from
San Francisco, shortly. Good talent In
the theatrical line is not particularly
plenty, but Piper will have what there
is. He has the best troupe on the coast
even now. Go to the Opera House TO-
night.
The SPRINGS OF PARNAssus.-These
famous aqueous arrangements doubtless
furnished very good beverage in their
time, but not such as can be procured
at the International saloon, kept by
Johnny Pidgc and Kentuck," Q street,
Virginia. Everybody knows the place;
Those who don't, can easily find it, and
moreover raise the spirits Mt any
time by the proper Z" raps" on tho coan'
ter with a piece of common silver coin
Doc MEAT SAusAaEs.-These mythical
arrangements are not sold ut The well
known Union market. opposite the
Golden Eagle hotel, Gold Hill. Wilson
4 Co. serve their customers with moth
ING but the choicest and best of meats,
sausage, corned beef, pork, &c. Those
who do not happen to trade there, nae
better give them a trial.
THANKSGIVING PRESENTS As Thanks
| giving day comes tomorrow, n MS II
i .ooI NANNY NaOnle