The San Francisco call., 1895-07-15

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MONDAY .........................JULY 15, 1895
THE CALL SPEAKS FOR ALL
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The work of the week: Eureka.
The sequoia carnival will of course be
gigantea.
Official rascality is merely form of ST
lurianism.
A failure to punish crime is one way of
condoning it.
The maintenance of law is the first duty
of the citizen.
Cobblestone pavements and Solid Fights
go we'll together.
The etymology of octopus is strongly
suggestive Of Solid Eight.
The people will be robbed so long as they
neglect to punish robbers.
A third term looks as alluring to Cleve-
land as did the apple to Adam.
One day in the East nothing is stirring,
and the next day they have cyclone.
Begin the week with resolve to support
home industry by buying home goods.
The monopoly had no thought that its
grab game would monopolize public atten-
sion.
> 1t seems to be no trouble at all for San
Miguel 70 have landslide even in an off
year.
The Solid Eight have reached a good
place to stop and try the other fork of the
road.
The local product for which there is the
greatest present need is vigorous public
sentiment.
Laxity in overseeing the acts of public
officers is an invitation to scoundrels to
seek Office.
British Liberalism appears TO have gone
to join American Democracy up the Salt
River country.
It seems that English politics can have
tidal waves, earthquakes and landslides
as well as ours.
The California sunshine is one of the
home industries that should be most assid-
uously patronized.
In attacking the public officers who are
bribed the gilded palm of the briber should
not be overlooked.
If Cleveland really has any idea of
third term he is bigger fool than even
his friends supposed.
Those who most enjoyed the holiday
yesterday looked for it where it was largest
and freest-out of doors.
We shall have to get up a San Francisco
festival before long just to prove we are
keeping up with the State.
1t would be rather awkward to invite the
Republican National Convention to come
and admire our Solid Eight.
There is no occasion for a strike now,
but next year the workingmen will have
good chance to hit the free-traders.
The operation of machinery in Sacra-
mento by electric power generated at Fol-
som is another notable mark OF the begin
ming of the new era.
Eureka proposes to unite the water festi-
val of Santa Cruz with the floral fetes of
interior cities and put the cap on a kind of
double headed climax.
Irrigation and electricity are going to
play very large part in the enterprises of
the coming decade and may be accounted
the double team of progress.
There is music III the air for the Super
visors, and it harmonizes to the good old
words, So long as the lamp holds out to
burn the vilest sinner may return.
The San Joaquin irrigation canal ap-
proaches completion as the competing
road is about to begin, and the big valley
feels the thrill of enterprise in every di-
rection.
1t is either very amusing or a very seri
Gus reflection on the administration, as one
has mind to take it, to read that the
Cuban revolutionary party in New York is
preparing to elect President of the sup
posed republic.
The announcement that Thomas B.
Reed, as Speaker of the House, would
direct legislation at the next session of
Congress against monopolies and trusts,
gives the people hope of relief at last by
having the right man in the right place to
do the right thing.
1t is exceedingly discouraging to those
who are trying to build up the City to OBJ
serve that those who were put in some of
the highest places of official trust are doing
all they can to make the idea of resi-
dence in San Francisco repugnant to self
respecting persons.
If there are any local newspapers which
publish lottery advertisements and at the
same time are urging the development Of
the State and denouncing the Board of
Supervisors, we should be happy to read
any code of morals which they may deem
II proper 10 publish.