The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-07

HOW the gold men pirate OF honest money!
They pirate OF honest money with the same
gibness that honest Iago talked to Othello of
Desdemona. And they are honest as Iago, and
no more so.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Balmy breezes freighted with the perfume of
the tropics; above, a sky and sun that sur
pass those of far-famed Italy; beneath, a smil-
ing violet sea-who can say that Berkeley is
not favored OF the gods?-Berkeley Dispatch.
The hills of Calaveras County are scanned with
gold-bearing rock and only an effort is required
| to reveal the treasure. The lodges within the
boundary lines OF this county contain enough
of the precious metal to make nation rich.--
Angels Herald.
The prosperity house which will soon be
built in Spokane will stand upon real, not
fictitious values. Producing mines, well-tilled
prosperous farms, and employing factories will
form the foundation timbers of the new struc-
| ture.-Spokane (Wash.) Times.
This is essentially an age of association, COM
bination and cooperation and the community
that cannot work tremendously for the COM
mon good must drop behind those that can, in
| the prosperity procession. Natural advantages
will not do everything.-San Bernardino Times.
| Index.
The man who is capable of earning good
salary, but who gets d very small one, need not
be discouraged. Twenty-Five years ago the
president of the Great Northern Railway was a
freight clerk on the steamboat docks at st.
Paul, getting salary OF $40 month.-Fresno
Republican.
When a proper tariff system shall be re-
stored, as it will be under the next Republican
administration, so that an adequate revenue
shall be obtained and proper protection to
domestic industry shall again be assured, con-
fdenee viii be restored, business will revive,
and the nightmare produced by "the change
OF 1892 will pass away.-0regonian.
Where there was one person ten years since
| to expatiate upon the merits of Southern Cali.
fornia there are now 8 score, and the region
that was then known in but few parts of the
civilized world, and known only as being fl
principally for embarrassing and eattle-rang-
| ing, is now famed in all lands for what it is
really worth.-Los Angeles Herald.
If there could be q radical change in the
methods OF administering the laws, fewer par.
dons of great criminals, more prompt and Wig
orous prosecutions and better wisdom in our
courts, life would be made more secure and
more worth the living. unshadowed by such
atrocities as are growing alarmingly frequent
in San Francisco.-Fresno Exposition.
The fact is there is nothing to-day that will
give greater impetus to trade and commerce
that will more quickly resuscitate the waning
| finances of the State; that will give employ
ment to larger number of men now idle and
on the verge OF starvation; that will make the
entire State more prosperous, than the resump-
| ton OF hydraulic mining.-Nevada City Tran.
| script.
| To fully realize the rosy future for our fruit
industry it is only necessary for the fruit
growers to effect q combination whereby they
| can handle their own fruit and thus free
themselves from the exactions of the middle
/ men who interpose between them and the
consumers. The question of shipping and
handling fruit is one of the most important tina,
demands the attention of the California fruit
grower.-Watsonville Rustler
This is peculiar world. One man is spend
| ing all he can make in taking girl to the the.
alter and sending her flowers, with the hope Of
making her his wife, while his neighhor is
spending what gold he has in getting divorce
One man escapes all diseases that flesh is he'll
to and gets killed on the railroad. Another
escapes with scratch and dies of pneumonia
One man stands off all his creditors, goes trav
cling and lives lavishly, while another stays al
home, pays his debts and dies pauper Red
| wood City Demoelat