The herald., 1895-03-19
THEIR POINT OF VIEW

| q oAhdiApO& opluoMlC mere. TWO Onluh-
men, suffering from smallpox, were taken
to the pest house by a policeman. The
authorities at the pest house discovered
that the Chinese had not received proper
| credentials from the authorities at the
health office and so. refused to admit
them. The police then took the wretches
to the City and County Hospital, where
! the authorities had no place for them.
| And now nobody knows where they are.
But it is generally supposed that they
| took street car-perhaps q crowded one
and HE'D them back to Chinatown
San Francisco Report
| Reports from Capay. Winters, Vacaville
| and Pleasant Valley have been received
at this office today and confirm the re-
ports OF last evening that the damage to
| the fruit crop will be seriously felt. The
nearly all killed by the Wednesday night
| frost and the frost on Thursday night was
| even more severe than the first, viii h
will doubtless prove very disastrous. This
is indeed bad for the fruit growers. for
the prospects for large yield Of fruit
were exceedingly favorable, while the
outlook for prices was never better.
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bicyclers have rights. and among those
rights is the right to one-half the road
the same as man with buggy. A good
many transfers seem to go on the theory
that bicyclers should give all the road and
take delight in making them get clear
out OF the track. Bicycles have become SO
common that continued disre ard OF
the rights OF wheelmen will result in
some serious accidents and costly litiga-
ton in this county some day.-Lan Le-
andre Reporter.
Do you know that butter is almost the
only product that has held its own in
price during the, last quarter, OF cen
fury? Your pound of butter will now buy
twice as much -four and three times as
much sugar and good deal more rice
than it would a quarter of a century ago.
There is nothing that pays better than
dairying if skill and judgment are used
in selecting cows that will bring the own
er good profits. Register.
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The Los Angeles Herald says: THE
San Francisco Bulletin prints an editorial
on 'Megacephalosis.' M ,gacephalosis' is
the technical designation of the disease
known in the vernacular as the 'bighead.'
The fact that the Bulletin discusses this
disease need not be regarded as signiti-
can't" We are very glad that we have at
last name for the San Jose disease that
will be recognized in the genus Califor-
nian.-San Jose Democrat.
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1t now appears that the vetoes OF Gov
ernor Budd are all that stand in the way
of the bankruptcy of the state treasury.
The Legislature has voted money. for
nearly every one of the old steals and for
a great many new ones. If the Governor
therefore vetoes all the reckless and ex-
travagant legislation that has been adopt
ed he will veto almost as many bills as
he approves.-San Jose Herald.
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Great satisfaction will be felt on &C.
count of the passage by the Senate yes
terday of the bill for the establishment of
State Normal school at San Diego. Our
representatives have been diligent and are
entitled to praise for their careful man.
agement of measures affecting local inter-
ests.-San Diego Union.
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The passage by the two houses Of the
Legislature of the Road Inquiry Bureau
and the Folsom rock-crushing bills, puts
California in line with the most advanced
thought and the most valued experiences
of several eastern states in this matter OF
highway reformation. -SacramentO Rec
ord Union.
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The names of members of the Legisla-
ture who voted to give the valley road
terminal facilities in Mission Bay are to
be inscribed in roll of honor. The prac-
tice of extending little recognition of
this kind to faithful representatives
might have good results.-San Francisco
Bulletin.
We do not observe any disposition on
the part of our people to fall over them
selves to get into the coming Mexican Ex-
position. 1t looks too much like pri
vate snap. This suspicion must be swept
aside before any great amount OF enthusi-
asm can be Observation-Disclosures CitrO-
graph.
The -grabbers who have log rolled
bill through the Legislature for the pur-
pose of getting possession of the available
school lands, now embraced in Govern
ment reservations. will probably miss
their chance and have their lobby trouble
for nothing. Francisco News Letter.
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Picked olives, provided they are al.
lowed to remain on the tree till they are
ripe enough to be palatable. are a tonic
for the nerves and an excellent digester.
lection it is hard matter to find pick
led olive fit to eat.-Petaluma Argus.
We do not believe that any nation is en-
Toying any fun with Secretary Gresham.
His coattails may be little bit long on
the Hawaiian business, but no one is
treading on them with sufficient violence
CD CdCCA Llo dItChuAOA.-Ooh AdhSiSSO
Post.
We are told that the Chinese used tele-
phones a thousand years ago. yet prices
do not seem to go down. The Supreme
Court. however, has in a recent decision
struck the telephone monopoly blow
Pasadena News.
There are dozen or more counties in
California where cotton has been raised
SUCCESSFULLY The fact is, about every
thing that grows on the face of the globe
will flourish in some parts of this state
Oakland Times.
Raisers of inferior eastern fruit are
counterfeiting California labels and sell
ing their product for that of the Golden
state. The thieves should bestaught Sc
we're lesson -Vacaville Reporter.
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Let Oroville merchants show a lit le
liberality and do something for them
selves, and be independent of outside cap
ital There are more wealthy men in
Oroville than in Chico but they are the
old time hoarders.-Oro Mercury.
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Assemblyman Tibbits seems to have
followed the majority of the memb ers of
that body into the railroad camp, as his
vote is recorded in favor of the notorious
Street-car bill, which passed the AS SEM
bly, last Monday. Dispatch.
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Another railroad strike is loo ked for on
%ba GonI1 1iuoe in, tho Woet nd South Tt