Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-04-26
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
The Bonanza Bearing Question
Pacific Mail-(havez Again.

ChA IN
SAN FRANCISCO, April q.
In reply to the statement of j. G..
Flood relative to the bonanza mines,
the Chronicle this morning publishes
an interview with j.. II. Keene, The
well-known stock operator, who al
leees that the ore body of the Con
solidated Virginia il Impoverished ty
working and deterioraiing in width
and quality as it descends. He also
claims That Flood has been selling Con
soiidated Virginia and California when
he could do so without breaking the
market, while advising his friends 10
hold on. He admits a bad feeling be
tween himself and Flood and says tina
the latter hates him because he as
sisted to rehabilitate the Bank Of Cali
fornia. That among the causes of its
failure outside of irregularities in its
management was the lOck-up of coin
by Flood, who wished to break the
bank and build up the Nevada Bank
on its ruins. lie admits that the pres
ent issue is "A question of veracity be
u cen Flood and himself.
The Pacific Mail yesterday applied
to the Fourth District Court tor "A dis
charge of the attachment on the coal
and stores of the steamer City Of New
York. The Court ordered the coni-
panv to file a bond in $500. 900 when
the attachment will be discharged.
The bond is moi yet filed.
The Stock Report to. day credits j. !.
Fair with an emphatic denial OF Jim
Keene's charges concerning the condi-
tons of the Consolidated Virginia
mine.
SAN DIEGO, CAL. April %.
A dispatch was received this morn
ing from the Sergeant commanding b
guard at Campo, stating that reliable
information had been received from
Tecarte valley that Chavez and Cruise
Lopez were organizing a band near
there, contemplating another raid on
Campo. There are about a dozen of
them, armed with Henry rifles and
revolyers. Col. Bernard, command
Ing this post, Immediately sen Lieu
tenant Ward with Is men of the First
Cavalry to reinforce the guard.
IsOsn Pedro i'm San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. April %.
A dispatch was received from Stock
tor to day requesting Warren LELAND
tn reserve seat at the Pavilion tonight
III 0ohi 1 oulo o'iu patty
Later.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.
Dom Pedro and party arrived this
evening. AT Pleasanton, Az miles from
the city his car wa detached from the
train, put behind another engine and
brought over the road half an hour
ahead of the overland train. The OBJ
,ject was to avoid any demonstration
on his arrival, and was a perfect sue.
cess. The party passed through Oak
land without attracting attention,
crossed the bay, and, arriving at the
wharf took carriages to the Palace
Hotel where they entered with.
out half a dozen people knowing
they had arrived. On the arrival
of the regular train at Oakland
a great crowd IA in attendance,
with bands playing and colors flying,
while Dom Pedro WAS already n
SC need in his apartments at the Pal
ace. Seats had been engaged by 'e.e-
graph for the party at tie Mechanics
Pavilion tonight, to hear the Gilmore
orchestra. On the arrival of the tram
at sacrament Dom Pedro and psrty
hastily examined the workshops OF the
Central Pacific, and expressing egret
at the briefness OF the inspection. The
party will remain in the city four or
five days; thence to other points Of in
crest.