The herald., 1895-04-06
THEIR POINT OF VIEW

her enemy?
THEIR POINT OF VIEW
Let silver keep climbing up and Arizo-
ma will boom.-Arizona Star.
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Pasadena has baby named Trilby, and
there is little Billie in the family-but
it's goat.-Pasadena News.
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Pasadena never looked more beautiful
the mountains white with snow, the
valleys rich with verdure.
! News.
Croker SAYS he believes in reform, and
perhaps he does. Anyhow he has left New
\ ork and given it chance.-San Fran
cisco Examiner.
The rise in silver is not spasmodical
but substantial and based on supply and
demand just as any other commodity.
Tombstone Prospector.
If Spain doesn't quit treating Uncle
Sam in the way she has been doing, he
will surprise her some day by taking
Havana. Francisco Call.
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The right men have not yet been ar
rested for the Reeds robbery. but all over
the state the wrong men are being ar
rested in great nun bers.-Oakland En-
quirer.
Mexico dates her present prosperity
from the repeal OF the Sherman law,
which forced down the price of silver
Our loss is Mexico's gain.-Tom bstone
Prospector.
1t is evident the octopus can work one
of its tentacles like sneak thief and an
other like a footpad, while the rest are
reaching out for all the law in sight
San Francisco Call.
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The city that helps itself will succeed.
The city or town which waits for some
body outside, or some other city or town
to give it boost and boom, will never
succeed. Oakland Times.
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This ought to be one of California's
most prosperous years. Nature has done
grum blers. Now for general business ad-
vance along the whole line.
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A Redlands editor has gonc to jail for
refusal to pay an obnoxious tax. 1t is
nominally a question of principle. but
really, we believe. ruse to obtain
square mt Pasadena Star.
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The mining outlook for P ina county
is very good. With the rich gold country
of Orc Blanco and Arivaca and the out
look for silver times will soon boom in
the old pue ulo. Arizona Star.
The shipments of gold from Europe to
the United States have practically ceased
Soon the drain from this country to
Europe will begin again, and then more
bonds.-Tombstone Prospector.
This is the time eastern people ought to
stay here. The weat ther is perfect. They
make great mistake staying through the
storms and then leaving when pleasant
weather commences.-Pas Star.
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Should construction work begin at
Stockton on the Valley road previous to
the date for harvesting grain, 1t will
cause a scarcity of farm laborers, and
wages for that work will advance in price.
-Hanford Democrat
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The police OF San Jose could not even
capture dead footpad that citizen bad
deity laid out on the highway until a
woman had shown them how. live
footpad must regard these police as a
joke.-San Francisco Examiner.
The Los Angeles papers are discussing
the question OF how TO entertain til e Fies-
ia visitors. The best way that now occurs
to US is to charge them moderate hotel
rates and let them enjoy them selves
thinking about it.-Pasadena Star.
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The San Francisco Chronicle thinks
monument should be erected to the mem
ory of the late Sheriff Bogard OF Tehama
county. Better take the money that such
ant uix RI
Bogards wife and family. Sacramento
Bee.
1t will soon be time for the railroad
companies to find some way of protecting
their passengers. or go out of the trans
portdtion business altogether. Hardly
day passes without the publication OF
report OF train robbery, and the escape
of the robbers with their booty.-'San Jose
Herald.
The plains in every direction are COW
cred with a magnificent owth OF wild
flowers. This would be an excellent time
for the home: ecker to travel over the
country, fol it would please the eye of the
most aesthetic individual to view the
great variety of flowers which make
beautiful the fertile valley. = Visalia
Times.
Inc r1eSta, soon 10 De nelQ IN Los An
geles, should attract a large attendance
frcom this section. 1t is to be notable
exhibition and worth seeing on it's own
account, but San Diego owes Los Angeles
some consideration on account of past
courtesies coming the other way. Now is
a good time to pay the debt.-San Diego
Union.
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Not the least important of the effects of
the reunion of California that is now be-
ing brought about by the Half Million
club is the effect that it will have upon ma
tional legislation as regards this state
When the whole of California's Congress
sonal delegation shall be pulling togeth-
er for the state, the favors that 90 in
Congress to the strongest will ne much
easier to obtain than they have hitherto
been.-San Francisco Report
The French constitution seems to be
great menace to the republic. During the
last hundred years she has had no fewer
than seventeen constitutions. Not content
with this exhibition of political versatile