The herald., 1895-04-29
THEIR POINT OF VIEW

1t is singular that public attention has
never been directed to the mountains
back of Linda Vista. There is materia
there for the finest mountain park in the
country. and it should be opened up by
trails and walks.-Pasadena News.
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South of the Tehaehepi is a wonderful 4
country. One only needs to visit it to
realize the plain and unvarnished fact
lat Central and Northern California are
soaIy bringing up the rear.-Sacramento
River News. y
Fallbrook is decidedly long" on pub
lie meetings this spring. Our sleepy old
town is waking up and giving serious
thought to four important 'isuss-trans-
poftation, irrigation. cooperate and
Observation-Disclosures Observer.
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A pet goat owned by family on Chap
ala street. is said to be passionately fond
of dates. He even eats the calendars,
goat up to date. Probably he works by,
the day and was only killing time Pas-
adena Star. NJ
That is right. Keep up the optmist
declaration that times are improvin
and by and by the pes simist howlers ill
crawl into their holes. There is no re-
sun WHY blUlcS SUOulu uOJ improve. III
all Le lends upon the people, and the go.
PIE rule.-Oakland Times.
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There is an apparent disposition on the
part of many citizens to desire conflict
with England on account of the Nicara-
guam incident. There is no cause for war
with Great Britain on that account. We
are not SO badly spelling for fight that
we can afford to even entertain such an
idea.-Sacramento Record Union.
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In California the conditions for bet er
times .are very favorable. There is =.
notable activity in every line of busin ess.
The banks are loaning more money, local
securities are looking up, confidence in
existing conditions is being restored and
the public pulse is taking on healthy
beat. This is as it should be.-Fullertcn
Tribune.
How inconsistent some people are.
Huntington and the Southern Pacific are
damned because of high passenger and
freight rates, and Huntington is arrested
because he allowed man to ride free
over his road. Persecution OF this sort is
not calculated to increase the Southern
Pacitic's generosity. Republi-
can.
If the United States were thrown open
10 Tile Tree cottage Vi Silver lDudy. III less
than ninety days the population of Coch-
Use county would be increased by huns
dreos. The hammer and the drill would
again be heard in the land; the old-time
life would once more fill the everlasting
h lis all around us. and the Sound
money" problem would be Solved
Tombstone Prospector
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1t is rather discouraging to truly
American girls when the refusal of a
Bakersfield actress to marry an English
lord excites the morbid morality of tho
town to such an extent as to close up the
theater which has stimulated that degree
of American self-respect. What seems to
be needed in the United States is more
institutions that will inculcate such q
spirit in American girls who are exposed
to the nobility of Europe. Exc
positor.
In spite of the efforts of importers and
those in their pay to injure the reputa-
ton of California wines. the demand for
them in the east is on the incre ase and
the prices now being obtained are better
than they have been for a long time. The
quantity of California wine sold abroad is
also on the increase and it is stated that
the Belgians are using California vintages
in preference to those of France. Alarm-
ed at American competition, no wonder
that the French are resorting to every
method to discredit our wines. Stockton
Mail.