Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-08

Con. Gibfried, of the firm of Glib.
fried & Brisacher, on Meadow Valley
street, says the Phoebe Record of the
Sd, returned last evening from Bonan-
IA City, near Toquervilie. He reports
that there are at present At Bonanza
City about seveniy-tive men al work.
| outside OF MormOns, who own claims
and who do two or three days work
and then work the balance of the
week 50 as to turn in and
work on the claims the next week.
He reports that some some very good
ore has and is being taken out daily;
that the men there have confidence in
the claims and development is the
only thing that will tell. Mr.. Gill
fried with hts partners have started to
work their claims.
The following amusing incident.
says tie Enterprise, occurred at the
Entire Nous ball held at National
Guard Hall a few evenings ago. A
well known Insurance agent who was
seated in the gallery and who had heen
regarding attentively a young lad,
seated on the opposite side, turned t.
a prominent citizen sitting rear by and
addressed him as follows: "Sav, sir.
" tio' Jig iob SHi ' tllFtO +!
Citizen-'' Why, sir, That is my dtugh-
ter" The Insurance. agent colored d
little, but with n desperate effort, as
sisted by the arts he has acquired in
his business, said, without the culver
of a muscle or the dropping of an eye
lid: "She is the most lovely lady J
was ever permitted to look upon. ]
would give her a policy of a million on
har faca ulona
Last evening, after the sun had gone
down behind Mount Davidson
says SUNDAYS Enterprise, the peak OF
said mountain presented very strange
and beautiful appearance. The WIN
was in the north and carried from the
top of the mountain a long Streamer 81
snow, which being lighted up from he
hind by the sun presented the appear
ance of streak of fire. The phenome-
non was Witnessed by hundreds o.
persons in the city, and there would
not have been the least difficulty in
making a stranger believe that Noun
Davidson was an active volcano, AS il
really looked like that than any
thing else.
Some Of the residents of Virginia
IINiIi& u OItiihtDN " says ZIG oOlfl
Hill Nens Ot the 4th, who have lately
organized into a home protection soc
city, seem to have a lack of confidence,
in the integrity of Mr.. Bamfisld, a
special policeman employed by old
Sam Sing. He yesterday received =
notice from the society stating that il
he did not sever all connection with
the Chinese companies by noon to-
mnrrnU fhn nusou tIatrroa fn hirnSa1t
might be unpleasant. Mr.. Bamfield
has concluded to obey the hint thus
d~elicately conveyed.
1t turns out, saws the Virginia Chr,on
icte that the Charles Williams, whose
arrest by Ben. Larkey in San Fran
cisco a few days ago was reported by
telegraph, il non3 other than G. V.
Boisot, the Silver City broker. who
failed and abscondei some months
ago. 1t is alleged that his failure wa
fraudulent, a. he had SlQ.000 on de
pOsit when arrested. lie was appre
bended on a requisition from Governor
Bradley.
Messrs. Moore & Parker, of Carson.
and their associates in the ownership
of the coal mine near Carlin, have en-
tered into certain arrangements with
Doctor Wozencraft and others TO put
up the requisite machinery and en-
plov necessary labor to develop the
said mines.
1t Ia said that the Sisters, who have
purchased the Carson Race Course
grounds, intend erecting a very costly
building there-something combining
a nunnery and orphan asylum, it is
said. But these are mere minors