Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-25
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We find the following IL the Gold iiIIl
News of las. evening:
San Francisco, April 24.-The Stock
Report to-day prints a double loaded in,
terview with j. c. Flood, wherein the
latter explains the recen: onslaught on
Bonanza stocks as follows: Some time
ago, Mrs. Bowers, of Virginia City, q
seeress or prophecies of some sort.
came down to this city and prophesied
| that Utah and Savage would develop
| into immense mines Jim heene heard
this, and, having confidence in this
woman, commenced loading in these
stocks as fast as he could get them, of
course sending them up. We let him
have all he wanted. Then it became
| necessary to assess them. The Savage
contract had been entered into with the
Choliar and HALE & Norc.oss to sink q
| Joint shaft. and Savage had to come up
with her quota Of the expense. Then
! there was machinery to be paid for and
other things. Every cent Of the two
| dollar assessment was needed, but
keene fancied we wanted to freeze him
out, and hoping to get even, he went
| for the BonanZas. Now, pursued AIR.
| Flood, you see the animus Mr.. keere
has in this matter. lie would ike -
| burst those stocks down to $50 per
| share ii he knew how Mr.. Flood then
goes on TO recount the means Mr.. keene
| had used and the representations lie had
| made to bear the Bonanza5. and con-
cludes by saying that the Bonanza mines
have never been in better condition
than they are st present. Prospecting
hn- 70 " a. aF
depth than the levels that are at present
being worked, and at the lowest 500
rock was 10 be had. | tell you. sir,
these mines will pay dividends right
stra:sh: along, aud viii continue paying
them when those who are now malign-
ing them are cold IN death"
The an.i-ring Republicans claim that
twenty-one Of their candidates were
elected delegates to tie Republican
State Convention, which meets @: Sac
ramento this week.
We make the following summary Of
Eastern dispatches;
The Indians have been butcheting
and shooting more white people in the
Black Hills.
Two men were instantly killed and
two others fatally injured by the break
ing Of rope in the shaft Of Missouri
coal mine.
Several United States war vessels
have been ordered to Mexican waters.
SUICIDE IN SAN Francisco. - Last
Saturday night, in San Francisco, Pat
rick Owens. shoemaker, committed
suicide at his residence corner of Front
and Oregon streets, by taking lauda-
mum. He told his wife after taking
the drug what he had done, anG she
tried 10 obtain medical aid but without
success, and lie died in about an hour.
Deceased was native Of Ireland.
all out sixty-two years of age. No
cause is assigned for the act.
The Emperor has had quite number
Of accidents since he left his capital.
First, his vessel nearly ran down Bra
lillian transport as he sailed out of the
barber of Rio Janeiro; mex. he broke a
chair on which he was sitting during the
voyage. but fortunately broke nothing
else; and. thirdly, his carriage was up
Sc, in New York by republican ice
wagon. But his majesty was unhurt,
and we hope that the chapte. OF acct
dents il ended.
WALKING MArcH.-Dan OLeary, the
pedestrian, who recently walked 500
miles in lilo hours in San Francisco, and
Henry Schmepl, who recently made the
same distance at Chicago il lt2 hours
and some minutes, Lavs agreed upon
.ive-Lundred-mile match in that city, to
come of some time in May, for s., 900
side OLeary will also, between the lst
and 10:h OF May. attempt to walk l52
miles in tLirty-two hours. OLeary d
time is the best on record.
Cr,,. hos .uo formidable ircurrac-