The record-union., 1893-07-29

campment of at least $1,000 inhabitants,
including constant residents to the num-
Der OF 20 900 and possible average OF ten
times that number of visitors every day
during the season, besides the extensive
livestock exhibit; from all of which con-
t1nunus concourse of men and animals
the excreta. refuse and garbage of every
Kind must be daily received and disposed
OF entirely within the crowded space of
the lair, there being no legitimate outlet
on land or water, nor any aid to be OBJ
tanned from the city for such purpose.
The problem was solved and apparently
et13ctually solved, by the erection of two
garbage cremators guaranteed to destroy
utterly 100 tons daysof garbage, miscel-
laneous combustlble waste, sewerage
sludge and stable refuse. At the same
time pneumatic system of fseWerage was
adopted to convey the sewage from the
drains, and to deliver it in the form of
compressed precipitate to the cremators.
Visalia Delta: Do not forget to save
specimens of farm produce for the Mid
winter Fair. If you have fine fruit fill
one or more jars full with the best and
preserve. Quantity added to quality
makes an exhibit OF this kind attractive.
Tulare County has both and should not
hide her light under Dushel.
Tulare Register: There is but one subject
In this world worth studying, and that is
life, and the problem of life is a problem
of law. The place 70 study law and learn
It's law is where there is life, and there is
more life, more vigor, more business in
some single Eastern communities than
on the whole Pacific Coast. We are raw
and they are ripe; we are superficial and
they are profound; we are an industrial
raDble and they are we'll disciplined in
dustrial army, moving with a measured
but resistless tread upon the sources of
wealth and power Ii the Pacific Coast
would prosper it must learn and adopt
the methods of the Eastern coast; must
cease 10 strive to achieve wealth at a
gallop and lay slow siege to its citadel.
Colusa Herald: That Colusa County
will be well represented at the big road
convention to be held in Sacramento
September 9TH, no one can now deny.
Governor Markham has appointed the
Hon. John Boggs and w. 5. Green, and
this week our Board of Supervisors APP
pointed County Surveyor J. II. Price as a
delegate, and wisely resolved to attend
the convention in a body. Colusa County
is interested in good roads, and she Will
be heard in the convention.
Oakland Tribune: There is a decided
Improvement in the financial and bust
ness tone throughout the State. Some of
the money that was Withdrawn from the
banks during the recent scare is finding
It's way into the regular channels of
trade again. The fruit ralsers and wheat
growers are getting help here and there
to move their crop, and as soon as they
receive their returns matters will resume
their normal condition. In the mean
time the rumors OF war have stitfened up
the wheat market somewhat, and the out
look is very much more hopeful than it
was week ago. Everywhere a buoy
ancy of feeling is apparent, and the
panicky feeling has vanished.
Kern Californian. The Capay Valley
| Land Company of Yolo County has set
an example which might be followed
! with good results. Last fall they caused
to be announced that this year they would
give prize of 500 TO the owner OF the
best cultivated orchard in the valley.
| IhlS stimulated the orchardists 10 re-
newed effort, and the result was that
there were many competitors for the prize.
The honor of winning it was regarded
TAR more than its intrinsic value, and the
result has been an array of well-kept Or
chards that has few equals anywhere. 1t
is tirst-rate idea to thus stimulate in
dustry and competition. and it might
work well in Kern Coun Y. There is cer-
talnly room for improvement in the
manner in which many orchards and
vineyards are handled.
Nevada Transcript: Nearly all the pa
pers in the State are discussing the road
proposition, and all agree that tue calling
OF convention will tend to promote the
building OF good roads in this State.