Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-19

decision of the Democratic Conven-
ton. No man in Los Angeles
county 10 more widely or more
favorably known than ex-Sheriff
Rowland. He has made model
Sheriff In the past; and, IL elected,
would undoubtedly sustain his old
time reputation. The candidacy OF
our popular fellow citizen, we pre-
sumo, Is tantamount to an an
nouncement that our present eff
Client Sheriff ID not O candidate for
re.election--a fact which may be
inferred from the close relations of
friendship existing between them.
The San Francisco Call of the
18th has the following: That Cali
fornia is great fruit.growing
State and that 1t will soon rival, II
not wholly eclipse the most famous
fruit regions of the world, is dem
strated year after year. d. G.
Hayward of Los Angeles, has
shipped to this city q magnificent
consignment of California lemons
from Lisbon seed. They are bright
In color, shapely, very firm, juicy
and equal to the very best Scicily
lemons. AS anillustration of their
adaptability for preservation, 1t
may be said that on January last,
Mr.. Hayward put aside a box of
them, and on opening it last week
found them as bright, sound and
fresh az when picked.
We had the pleasure of a call
this morning from Messrs. d. q.
Reid and H. Bayley, delegates
from San Diego to the New Consti-
tuition party's State Convention, to
meet at Sacramento on the 25th in
slant. They arrived on the .Ancon
this morning, and will sail this
afternoon. The New Constitution
lists and the W0rkingmen of San
Diego are working together, and
expect to carry that county.-Er-
press.
We also enjoyed the pleasure of a
call from our old San Diego friends,
the Messrs. Reed and Bayley and
they informed US that the Work
ingmen's party of San Diego county
was a very consumptive organlza-
ton, embracing principally that
robust old-time Democrat Mr.. e.
w. Nottage. They are little un-
as to whether Nottage, i'm
the example set there by
Joshua Sloane, in the early days Of
the Republican party, would hold
of one and nominate
full ticket or not. Nottage Ia capa-
BILE of almost anything heroic and
Is an orator aud statesman of fine
ca liabilities. But, as q matter of
fact, the Workingmen's party of
San Diego is a sepulchral and
g hostly being. The same is the
case in San Bernardino and many
other counties of Southern Cali.
fornia.
The famous Arizona mine, the
Silver King, 10 turning out bullion
at rate which threatens to not
only make 1t famous but very re.
to Its stockholders.
From the way shipments are hur-
rying forward, and from the re.
favorable reports Of the
extent and richness Of its ore
breasts, we are inclined to think |
that resumption OF dividends by |
the Silver King Is only q matter of
q few weeks. Young as this mine
is it has already disbursed S720, 900
in dividends, aud S2,25O,0o0 are
said, on good authority, to be in
sight In the mine. Not one stock
holder In hundred in the Sierra
Nevada mine ever stops to think |
that the Silver King has already |
paid paid out in dividends many |
times the amount distributed |
by his own pretentious mine, and |
that it is quite likely to maintain
the disparity in its own favor in
the future. Railway extension has
made it feasible to bring the ster.
ling merits of this wonderful Ari-
IONA mine to the attention of the
public. The territory owes much
to Gol. Barney for his Indomitable |
labors in the line of mineral devel-
opment. Were the Silver King To-
Gated in Nevada or near B0die its
stock, on actual development,
would now be selling for $50
share. The last quotation seen by
US was So.