The morning call., 1894-01-09
AROUND THE CORRIDORS.

California is undoubtedly wonderful State
and San Francisco great city," said Warren
Stinem, Philadelphia gentleman who IS seek
ing renewed health and yigor on this coast last
night in the Palace. but there are some things
that might be learned with profit by your au-
thorities IL they but made a study OF the
practices common in the East. l was In a
police court this morning for the first time in
twenty years. and while there saw several OF
those most ptiful specimens OF fallen humanity
opium fends-brought into court. l learn
that your courts look upon them simply as
criminals, While in Philadelphia ana other
Ea stern cities they treated irres pOnsibles
and, although subjected to restraining in
iuences, put through a course of careful medi
cal treatment, which produces wonderful
physical and moral results"
j. r. Tregloan, superintendent of the South
Spring Hill mine in Amador County, Is at the
Grand. Mr.. TreglOan's ancestors came from
Cornwall, the great English mining district
and for 200 years back have all been miners
The Kennedy mine. he says, is producing the
best IN the State according TO the number of
stamps. The preliminary work for the building
of an electric road from lone TO Suffer Creek
and Jackson ana the putting up OF an electric
light plant in conjunction with the enterprise,
at Suffer Creek. he says, are attracting great
deal of attention at present. The latter will
supply Suffer Creek. Jackson and Amador City
with light, ana The company has water fall OF
600 feet at the flrst-named place to supply the
power j. s. Emery and Abner DobIe, OF this
city, are at the head OF the new improvements.
Ii is estimated that among all the hotels of
San Francisco there are at least forty men who
make their living by acting as guides 10 stran-
gers who desire TO witness the sights of China
town. Such expeditions usually pay dollar
hnri ia inf
quently The case that good fat fee results
from the many wealthy tourists who come TO
The coast Tor the winter. In one of the largest
hotels, short time ago. woman sought to
establish herself In the business mentioned,
but the effort proved failure. The most al
tractive points in Chinatown TO the average
tourist are not accessible to female guide.
William Harvey, Lake County sheep man
who Is a guest at the Lick, says the wool in
dustry in his county Is in deplorabe con-
dition. and that the sheep-raisers are thor
oughiy Disguised with the proposed legislation
provided by the pending Wilson bill. If vote
were TO be taken now, he says, aud the WOOL
growers of his county were called upon to ex-
press themselves, the result would be an unani-
nous verdict against the impending proposed
legislation. He predicts some astounding po-
litical commissions in his locality in the next
elections
c. A. Durfee. troiting-norse man from Los
Angeles, who has ia his care some of the fast
est animals in that locality, told CALL re-
porter last night al the Grand that there was
little of interest IN trottiug circles down his
way. but that there was more actual building
being done in that city to-day than has ever
been known In the history OF the place-far
ahead, even. OF the notable boom OF a few years
ago. All OF the structures going up were OF
substantial ri
Sheriff O'Neil Of San Luis Obispo was discuss
Ing Professor Bells theory that footpads were
born. not made, with some friends at the Grand
last night. There is but one effectual way to
treat that class Of criminals" said he. land