The herald., 1895-03-25
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THEIR POINT OF VIEW

No Chicago girl can ever appear on the
stage as Trlby.-Salt Lake Tribune.
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There are thousands of idle hands want
ing work. There are millions of idle cap.
ital that should be invested
Times.
The proposition of introducing free
public kindergarten into our school sys-
tenn is one that should be encouraged
Alameda Encinal.
The big hat bill failed to pass and
theater-goers will still pay $3.50 to lool. at
the top of felt and feather monstrosity.
Pasadena News.
ThatI'cold snap ought to be salutary
lesson for Vacaville. That section IS
altogether TOO previous with her fruit
anyway.-San Leandro Report.
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Gold mining is going to be carried on
in Arizona to an extent that justties the
top as producer of the precious metals.
Arizona Citizen.
If the majority of the women OF Cali
fornia really want the ballot, they are sure
to obtain it. for a majority of the men will
surely vote for it if the women ask them
to do so.-San Jose Herald.
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There are over 100000 fruit trees in
bearing in Los Angeles counety, and more
are being planted all the time. a good
percentage of then can be seen in the San
Gabriel valley, about Pasadena
News.
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Eastern exchanges that have found Cal
ifornia references to midwinter flowers
a trifle monotonous, will take notice that
now talking of cherries and straw berries.
Orange County Record.
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Many of our orange trees, stripped of
their fruit begin most industriously to
take on their white blossoms again. The
orange tree gives its bounties of bloom
and fruit for mans delectation in most
profuse abundance. Pasadena Star.
A new telephone company has been
organized IN Los Angeles. 1t is very
pleasant to think that in the future when
a man desires to talk to an acquaintance
in Los Angeles that he won't be charged
81 a minute for the privilege.-San Fran
cisco Post.
No new will of the late James G. Fair
day, but an illegitimate gra dchild was
found, the progeny of Fairs elder son,
and its natural rights in the case will, of
course, be fully protected by lawyers
Fresno Expositor.
We pity the poor editor in Kansas who
describes his location as "eighty miles
west of the rain belt ninety feet from
water, seven million miles from heaven,
fifty yards from the devil and 300 miles
from saloon." His paper must be very
dry.-Kern Standard.
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EThe Riverside Rapid Transit Company
contemplates putting dining car on the
Eighth street railway line. better accom-
modating its patrons. The distance up
town is almost four blocks-the run is
considered too long without refreshments.
-Hemet Weekly Purifier.
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1t is said by those in position to
know that more business is being done in
Perris at the present time than in all the
county, outside of the city of Riverside.
combined. The arrival of freight and
lumber cars daily would also indicate
ths.-Perris Valley Record.
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And now it is said there is another
Fair will. Poor Fair With children all
over the State coming forward to aim
him as their papa. and widows all over
San Francisco producing lead pencil wills,
there can be no danger that his name will
sink into obscurity for many year.
Oroville Mercury. ..N
AS Senators Frye and German are to
inspect the "harbors" at Santa Monica
and San Pedro during the recess, it would
be a good idea to invite them to San
Diego. in order that they may not go east
with the impression that the Almighty
has wholly forgotten to provide a har Dor
for Southern California. ---San Diego
Union. tFf
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A Chicago man has decided to do a
little exploring in Africa. 1t is not so
stated, but it is believed that it is his
purpose to ascertain whether there are
any women there with more extensive
feet than the Chicago ladies have, and to
study the method of divorce:on the Upper
Congo.-Stockton Mail.
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San Pedro can depend on being well
represented in the carnival in Los An
geles next month, as the committee has
been working quietly but industriously,
and three floats at least are assured. One
is to represent full-rigged vessel visit
ing our harbor from foreign shores one
representing the opportunity for COM
peting railroads at this port, while the
third is large, beautifully ornamented
painting representing the present inner
harbor and the deep. sea harbor as it is to
be-San Pedro Times.