The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-12

pldce. inc san BernardlnO courier says
Lynch law is a. times objectionable, and
at times the only available way in which
justice can be melted out. 1t smacks of
the frontier, but ofteutimes the older
settlements must adopt such severe
measures or be at the mercy of those who
laugh at the law and the lax way in which
| 1t Is enforced"
Riverside Enterprise: sit is generally
conceded that the press usually reflects
the sentiment of communities. If this is
the case there is little chance for the re-
moval OF the State Capital to San Jose,
Tor very great maj ority of the papers of
the state oppose the removal proposition.
we feel certain that the good sense of the
taxpayer will manifest itself in a big
vote against removal"
Santa Cruz Surf: Santa Cruz has
taken a sudden start on the pathway of
Improvement, impelled as if by a verl-
table earthquake of enthusiasm. 1t would
seem as If the gospel of progress for this
| city read, Seek ye first an adequate bath
ing establishment and all else shall be
added unto you,' for no sooner is this as
sured than plans for public good and
private profit multiply on every hand,
and many of them certainly bid fair to
materialize in the not distant by-and- by"
Palermo Progress: "As to the fruit
crop, the season has turned out splen-
didly. 1t is true that blooming was de-
Iayed to some extent, but it has turned
out rather TO an advantage than other
wise. There has been no frost to any ex-
tent, and al varieties of trees will pro-
duce well. And we are informed by
experienced orchardlsts that thinning out
Will have to be resorted to to large ex-
tent to save breakage of limbs. So 1t will
be seen that as whole the prospects are
fairly hattering."
! Redding Free Press: 1.-THE good peo-
pie of San Francisco appear to have lust
| discovered that position in the public
schools have been made merchandise of.
Isn't 1t funny that so old custom has
just become apparent. Well, it is high
time that money and immortality should
make room for worth and virtue"
Tulare Register while California
may not have the entire world for a mar
| ket for her olives, she will come nearer
having it with that than with any other
one of her products. The European de-
mand for olive oil is increasing much
more rapidly than the production of good
oil, which fact has been immensely stimu-
| lative of adulteration. Indeed it is prob
able that hardly bottle of the pure oil of
olive, uncontaminated by cotton-seed.
lard or peanut oils, is to be found in
America, except that which comes from
California, and very little pure olive oil is
TO be found in Europe"
Winuemucca STEER State: "The trouble
with the Nevada farmer in most cases is
that he is In too big hurry to realize
from the products of the soil, and Is not
content to allow nature TO run things her
own original way; there doesn't seem to
be as many harvests in year as he would
! like to see.''
Los Angeles Herald: 1.-THE tall and
commanding figure of Governor Mark
ham was seen on our streets yesterday.
He looks unusually well. We had no
opportunity of investigating the famous
hypnotic fist"
Riverside ENTERPRISE: "Adyices from
all sections of Riverside County indicate
that very large vote will be polled in
favor of ratifying the bill passed by the
Legislature creating the new county
The people of San Jacinto, Perris, Win
chester, Elsinore and other towns in that
section are rallying for the good cause in
good shape. Those people have for years
been taxed to support san Diego County
| without being accorded any say, to speak
OF, IN the management of the affairs of
the county. They have been cut off from
their county seat, and have been forced
TO spend lots of money and time when
CfOA ~ as hCCoSSaIy W 90 10 the county
seat to do business. Any change for
them could not but better the situation
and they are sensible enough to know
that the organization of Riverside County
will be of lasting benefit to them"
San Bernardino Courier: "Good roads
help every other business, and bad roads
are burden on the people equal to an
excessive tax levy. With good roads
where we now have mediocre ones, the
saving of time, power and wear and tear
on vehicles would be very great, no mat
ter whether hauling a load of oranges or
going for pleasure drive"
Pomona Progress: 1.-The orange mar
ket, which, contrary to expectation. has
been very discouraging for weeks, is
growing better. There are all manner of
theories as to the cause OF the present
state of the Eastern orange market, but
none of them are satisfactory to the
growers"
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. April IL, 1893
MORNING SESSION.
b. & B--...,..........-.1 40 Mexican ,l 50
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