Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-21

A Son OF PRESIDENT GRANT Con-
lSa.-Jesse Grant, son Of onr Presi-
dent, 10 on his way across the CONT
nent, over the big railroad in company
with ex-senator Cole. Of California.
Jesse Is only about ii years Of age. and
wants to zee the Pacific coast OF Uncle
Ssm's dominions. His uncle. G.. w.
Dent. of San Francisco, arrived here
yesterday morning. aud has teis-
graphed to young Grant, at Corinne,
to stop at Reno and come to him over
the Virginia and Truckee Railroad,
therefore we are likely To have the o
of President Grant IN Gold Hill and
Virginia In q day or two. His uncle
wants to show him the famous mines
Of the land Of sagebrush and silver.
A NKw BRoKrR.-L. B. Frankel, so
long and favorably known to our fell
low citizens Of Gold Hill rs proprietor
Of the stone store on Main street, will
open q brokers' office in a few days In
this town. at the same place recently
vacated BY Wilson Dunlap. He will
do q strictly commission business and
doubtless to the perfect satisfaction Of
all who deal with him. MI. Frankel
Is a gentleman OF the strictest integri-
t., responsible and reliable in every
respect. as all who know him will
readily testify, and will be very likely
to do a lively, satisfactory and success
full business.
A Bro JoB.-John Ryno, foreman Of
Gillig s. Motifs tin shop, Virginia City.
passed through Gold Hill on the eight
o'clock train this morning, en- route
for Carson. On his arrival in that
city he will commense the work Of
constructing n roof Of corrugated Iron
over the new machine shop Of the V.
and T. Railroad Company, which Is
being erected at that place. The ser.
vices oftwenty timers will be required
for two or three months to complete
the job. the superficial contents OF the
roof being nearly an acre.
HOTEL BuRSEp.-A week ago last
Friday, Haines' hotel, situated at the
foot of the Kingsbury grade, south OF
Genoa. was entirely destroyed by fire.
The conflagration, which occurred be-
tween 10 aud IL o'clock at night. was
supposed to have been oceasioned by
some embers falling from the fireplace
upon the floor. There was no insur-
ance upon the building. Included In
the most serious part Of the loss was 4
cabinet of ore specimens valued at
$4,000.
RKrREHESsrBLE.-We are Informed
that heads of several families in Nir-
ginia City and Gold Hill are In the
habit Of sending out their children to
steal fuel from the mines. mills n
Railroad Company. Night before last
a car load of wood amounting TO So
cord. was accidentally dumped on the
railroad track In the vicinity OF the
Hale & Norcross hosting. works.
When the wood was gathered up yes
terday morning 1t was found that the
stealags amounted to 3h4'cords.
BoRAx.-H. c. Clark, at ls6 South
& street, Virginia, is In receipt almost
daily of shipments of borax direct from
the beds II miles north Of Columbus,
In Esmeralda county. The borax Is of
the purest, finest quality, with which
Mr.. Clark supplies the Mint. and many
Of the mills and blacksmith shops In
Virginia and Gold Hill, who find 1t
not only cheaper than that manutac-
tured abroad. but of a superior quality.
Mr.. Clark will furnish the borax In
quantities to suit, wholesale or retail.
A MISTAKEN IpEA.-Sev,ra raj Of our
townspeople have purposely neglected
registering for the approaching NUM-
eipsl election, under the impression
that the present registry list Is the II
from which jurors will be drawn.
Such. however. is not the case. Last
years registry list Is the u from
which jurors will be selected US VIII
be seen by reference to the law govern
Ing the matter.
LOOKING Up.-Carson City seems to
be entering upon a prosperous era.
Since the breaking up Of Winter u
large number OF building enterprises
have been inaugurated. and at the
present time there Is quite an excite
ment In real estate, the price oil lots
ranging higher this season than Tor
several years past.
PRRsoNAL.-G. W. Dent, Appraiser
of the Custom House, San Francisco,
and brother-in-law TO President Grant,
Gus. Refs, aud l.. b. Frankel, OF this
town arrived by Virginia y Truckee
X. r., yeterday morning. Mr.. Dent
has come on a visit Of inspection II
business, and will remain q few days
OyERuAN DELINoUESTs.-The de-
linouent list In the matter OF the last
assessment levied by the overman
Mining Company is officially puolished
Ia our advertising columns to-day
PERsoSAL.-A telegram from DIR.
Knapp, late homeopathic physician OF
Virginia City. announces his deter
minstion to engage in the pracl'ce VI
his profession III san riaisi's"
FRR1our.-The receipts Of freight At
the railroad depot, Gold HILL since
last report were as follows: Is a
loads of coal, two of barley, n OF
hogs and four OF merchandise.
DELINQUENT LIsr.-The delinquent
list in the matter Of the last assess
ment levied by the Julia Mining Com
pany Is published in u advertising
columns to-day.
ORE SuIPXESr.-Yesterday, 100 car
loads of ore were shipped over the v.
g T. Railroad. to the Silver City and
Carson river mills, from the Comstock
mines.
PERsoNAL.-our old time friend
Charley Rawson, County Auditor and