The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-21
COAST NOTES.

There are plenty of trout in the American
River.
The hay crop In the southern part OF Los
Angeles County Is short
Work on the railway from Phoenix to
Prescott Is being pushed.
Petaluma is making a movement in the
direction of clean streets.
Southern California newspapers are again
agitatng for State division.
Twenty-eight inches of snow fell in the
mountains near Elko last week.
Indian War Veterans of the Pacific Coast
are in annual session at Eugene. Or.
Great numbers of Oregon cattle are being
shipped into Nevada to find pasturage.
Chicken thieves are Systematically work
ing the town of Woodland and vicinity.
There is serious trouble between the
Indians and settlers in Grant County, Or.
Revivalist D. Fay Mills is awakening the
town of Santa Barbara and has his hands
full.
In Alaska the teredo reaches such lively
development that the average life OF pile Is
only two years.
A native born coolie has been registered
in C0lusa County, and says he will vote the
Democratic ticket.
A party of surveyors, presumably in the
employ of the Santa Fe, is encamped in
Walkers Pass, Kern County.
Saula mOUlCd CtleDTdleu Lu0 COMlUR OIL
the Santa Ee by banquet to all the officers
of the road who could be reached.
Boating on the Feather River is coming to
be the popular sport at Marysville. moon
light being one of the essentials of success.
Not rail has yet been laid or foot of
tunneling done on the gap in tho Southern
Pacific coast line between Templeton and
Elm wood.
The Democratic candidate for County
IF no. IN
sacks in a local warehouse pending the
active beginning Of the campaign.
Charley Ruggles, the first of the Shasta
stag-rObbers captured, has so far recovered
that he can walk, but he cannot yet talk.
Possibly, however, ne has nothing to say.
Japanese labor is not proving so satisfac-
tory in the interior as was expected. The
Japs when paid off are apt to get drunk and
to not show up for work again until their
money is exhausted.
The contagion is spreading. Now the
Stockton Republican has begun a fight,
which promises TO be winning one, against
the dives and low gToggerieS that are alto
gether too plentiful in the Slough city.
The Sacramento highbinders will be given
another chance. Judge Van Fleet has
given decision to the effect that Chief Of
Police Rogers must surrender his Office. be-
cause he was not citizen at the time he
qualified for the position.
No more cigarettes will be purchased for
the conyicts at Folsom. Why they were
ever purchased in the first place is one of
those governmental mysteries that is be-
yond the nero non official comprehension.
| The State prison is supposed TO be, in n
sense at least refOrmat0ry institution,
| and deprivation of cigarettes would seem to
| be the most effective possible measure of re-
| form.
"Honi Soft Qu Nal Pense." in big,
| bold, black type, is the way the Oakland
| Times heads the account of O wedding in
| swell society in its town. The phrase
might mean a great many things in that
| connection, but as the welded pair were OF
| the best people in Oakland it may be taken
as simply the outward and visible sign of
| editorial ignorance.