Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-03-30
wHAr rHE PAPERS rALK ABour.

The San Francisco Bulletin remarks upon
the delight with which storms of rain are
hailed here, and feared at the East
The Marysville Appeal says real property
is unquestionably assessed at a much higher
rate than it is relatively listed in San
Francisco
The Nevada Transcript insists that the
agricultural fair for that district be this
year and the next held in Nevada instead
Of FL Dorado county.
The Calistogan protests that too much
space is given in the news reports to the
doings of such bruisers and law breakers as
Sullivan, Slade, Mace, ct ais.
The San Francisco Report Endorses the
RECORD UNIONS expression concerning the
assessment brigand, Jay Hubbell, and says
no one cares whom Hubbell prefers for the
Presidency.
The San Francisco Call says it viii be a
reflection upon our American character If
Herr Most is permitted to single out indi-
vidusls as victims for socialistic slaughter
without undergoing deserved punishment.
The San Francisco Exchange says that
city is growing inconceivably mean, and
urges it to greater iberality in internal i'm.
provements = STRENGTHENING, etc. = and
hence thinks the $500, 600 bond proposition
should be adopted.
The San Francisco Alta says Chinese
labor is becoming drug in the market.
The Chinese res triction bill does not have
the effect of giving the Chinese here in
creased wages. The people are learning
that low. priced labor is not cheap labor,
The Grass Valley Union denies the
charge that the mass of the tramps in Cal.
ifornia are workingmen unable to secure
employment, as wages here are consider.
ably above the Eastern rates. The tramps
are mainly those who choose to be such.
The 0regonian says the man who &C.
quires wealth from wheat. growing in Ore.
gon is the exception. When the farmer
gets rich there it is rather from advance of
land values and stock-raising. Grain
growing as an exclusive business must give
way to more general crops.
The Salt Lake Tribune believes the com.
munistic spirit in our great cities menacing,
and warns authorities to be on their guard.
The idle will fly to such banners, over
production will result in heavy discharges
of workingmen, and many of these viii
become disafeeted and be ready for an.
archy, and the foreign element will con-
tribute to the communistic hosts ready for
uproar on the slightest excuse.
The Alameda EnciRal says the RECORD.
UNION gave to the Eastern news. gatherers
weli-deserved and scathing rebuke for
telegraphing over the land the minutest
details of the scandalous amours and the
tragical ending in the death Of the princi.
pal actor in shameful domestic drama.
"Our esteemed cotemporary, with all right
thinking, clean-minded newspaper pub
fishers, deprecates this shameful trayesty
upon journalism.
The San Francisco Examiner believes
there is danger in the aggressions the Fed
eral Courts are constantly making upon the
province of the State Judiciary, and holds
that in land litigation the cases should be
tried in the county where the land is, that
poor men may not be put to the expense of
coming to San Francisco with their wit
nesses from far-distant points, and that
where both the Federal and the State
Courts have Jurisdiction, the former should
not permit itself to be made the medium
of the injustice complained Of