Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
loSANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
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NOR.
SACRAMENTO, June l8.-The Re-
publican State Convention nomi-
mated George @. Perkins, Of San
Francisco, for Governor, on the
fret ballot.
SACRAMENTO, June 19.-The Re-
publicans of the Second Congress
slonal District this morning nomi.
mated for member Of the State
Board of Equalization Moses Drew,
present Sheriff of Sacramento
county.
The Third District nominated for
Congress Joseph McKenna, Of So.
lano; for member of the Board of
Equalization, Warren Dutton. Of
Marin.
SACRAMENTO, June 10. = The
State Convention this morning
nominated for Lieutenant Govern
or, Gen. John Mansfield, of Los
Angeles by acclanlation; for Secre-
tary of State, D. NJ. Burns, present
Clerk of Yolo county; for Con-
tEoller, d. NJ. Kentfield, OF Tuo-
Ium me by reclamation.
SAoRAMENTo, June l9.-The
nominee for Treasurer is John
We'll, Of Sierra county, and for
Acknowledgement, A. l.. Hart, of
Colusa; both nominated on the
fret ballot.
SAcRANENTo, June 10Th, 3:l6 P.
M.-The following additional NOM
nations have been made up
tn this time: For Surveyor
General, J. A. Shanklin, OF
Alameda; for Clerk of the SUI
preme Court, Frank w. Gross,
Of San Francisco; for Superintend-
emit Of Public Instruction, F. M.
Campbell OF Alameda-all noml.
mated on the first ballot.
Recess was taken till 4 P.M
when judicial nominations will be
made.
Paeh+cs Nominated for Gang r+ss.
SACRAMENTO. June 19.-Pacheco
has been nominated for Congress
man from the Fourth District.
rassenxsrs Goi"g ssash.
MoJAvE, June l0.-M Finch
twxnger, H Finchtwanger. w J
Curtis and wife, M Mckenzie,
Mrs. II Huber, A r Kenny and wife,
Mrs + ] Fulton, J A Cassidy, o W
Owens.
Excit~M.ns over Dsdio Shocks.
New YORK, June l8.-Promi-
nent New York capitalists are in
vesting heavily In Bodie stocks on
the faith of kilograms from parties
claimed to be conservative and dis
Greet, asserting q surprising state of
affairs, which is creating consider
able excitement. kilograms dur
ing the last two days say the Bodie
south drift on the 800 foot level is
In three feet Of rich ore; that the
raise from the 400 foot south
slope looks splendid; that they
are sacklng ore averaging 5000
per ton; that in the north winze,
down from the 400 foot level, fifty.
two feet on the incline, they are In
two feet of ore paying $1,000 to the
ton; that the average of all the ore
mined is from $3.50 to $500, and a
ten-stamp mill IL turning out over
$4,000 of bullion daily. 1t Is also
claimed for the Standard that an
ore body is developed sixteen feet
wide, and forty dividends are now
In sight,
Inere~se of Population su New York
NEW YORK, June l8.-The Nine.
ty.third Yearly Directory goes to
press to-day. 1t contains 1000
names more than last years., which
shows an increase of population fol-
the year of 43. 900.
Lara L.stus ama shs DnMs Of Ar
wyis 10 New YORK..
NEW YORK, June l8.-Lord
Lotus, the new Governor of New
South Wales, leaves Tomorrow
for San Francisco. During an In.
terview yesterday, he said he par,
ticuiarly desired to visit Niagara
Balls. Chicago, Salt Lake City and
the Yosemite. The Duke OF Ar.
gyle was also In town yesterday,
aud spent q cold, raw evening al
Coney Island.
sudden Death.
NEW YORK, June l8.-Alfred
Badier, pilot, fell dead on the
bridge Of the steamship Nevada
while taking that vessel into port
End of Famine Revolution.
NEW YORK, June 1s.-News has
been received from Panama that
the revolution ended Sunday.
KaAsns-pncillc 1%1Iroad.
KANSAS CITY, NO., June us
H. Clark, General Manager of thu
Union Pacific Railroad, to-day re-
celved the Kansas.Pacific road from
the Receiver, and appointed q. +
Smith General Superintendent.