The record-union., 1893-09-22
PRESS VOICE.
Expressions of Some of the Interior
Newspapers.

expressions OF some OF Cne interior
Newspapers.
Santa Cruz Sentinel: Who can truth
fully say that money is scarce in Califor-
MIA after learning that twenty-three new
companies, or trusts, have filed articles of
incorporation in the office of the Secre.
tary of State, the capital of which aggre-
gates Sl4S, $4,000?
Kern County Californian: The discov-
cry of nugget of gold worth nearly a
thousand dollars in the southeastern part
OF this county calls to mind the fact that
there is certainly an abundance of wealth
still locked up in the hills and streams OF
Kern County. There are many worse
things that a man might do than 10 go
prospecting. The cool weather now
makes life on the desert more bearaole,
and there ought to be good many gold
hunters in the field this fall.
San Jose Mercury: While nobody will
grudge Eva Evans any opportunity to
earn money, or any chance 10 distinguish
herself as an actress, it is nevertheless a
serious question whether the dramatic
representation of outlaws as heroes and
law officers as villains. with accompany
ing denunciationS of the law OF the land,
can be tolerated much further without
weakening that popular reverence for
law and order which furnishes the only
this country.
Los Angeles Express: There seemed to
be general agreement in the Sacramento
Convention that the present system of
road-maklng and repair III this State is
all wrong. But there was disagreement
on the resolution favoring the building of
permanently good roads by means of
borrowing money through the issuance of
bonds. The delegates who had given most
study to the subject favored this plan, but
other delegates opposed it, one of them
baslng his opposition on the ground that
it would cause drain OF interest to
Europe" Those who advocated the bond
plan for obtaining permanently good
roads at moderate annual outlay IN
place Of the present bad roads, which in
volve large yearly tax for temporary
improvements, certainly had the best OF
the argument.
Eisalia Times: Some of the farmers
and orchardists about the county are
looking for the man who first introduced
millet grass into the country. II is TAX
ing whole ranches and the only way to
keep it down is TO stand over it with a
hoe. Digging it up seems TO he of no
avail. One orchardiSt has small patch
of it among his trees which he has dug
up at least dozen times this summer
and last Saturday the ground was COW
cred with 1t. An orchardist near Iulare
offer $4,000 to anyone who will find
means to destroy it on his place. Here is
chance to make money if anyone can
find out how to do it.
Kern County Californian: Of all the
insufferabIe rot ever printed, that with
which many papers are filling their col
umnS with regard to the Cleveland baby
is the worst. II is the very quinteScence
of snobbishness. The cap sheaf OF all,
however, is a syndicate article in which
all the clothes of the infant are described
with the most innate minuteness, and de-
picted in ali the horrcr OF the wood
butchers art. Every article of clothing
is shown, with single most important
exception. however, and a couple of col
umns of drivel are given about them.
Why is the underwear of this .mewling,
puking infant" any more worthy of be-
ing elaborated in the columns OF the press
than that of 100000 other children OF
American parents?