The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-06

yesterday he said to q CALL reporter: 81 would
not take another woman as q client for all
the money in the universe. Such people
change their minds with more rapidity than
you can write down their wishes. Mind you,
do not mean by that that all women would
make bad clients, but do say that the ones
who ENJOY unusual luxury and are suddenly
placed in possession of considerable money, to
do with as they please, are in no wise able to
handle it judiciously and keep COOL"
"To what do you attribute this occasional
absence of stability"
Heavens and EARTH man how the deuce do
know what occasions it? There is not man
living who can answer that question. You
can take all the men you care to select and ask
them why certain women are so changeable,
and every one will give you a different
answer"
"Then you have no remedy to suggestP'
s'Well, not to speak of. fully realize that it
is tireless job to follow woman's moods and
keep good-natured. Do you imagine for a mo-
ment that / am attempting to reform their
ways of doing about as they please? Well,
guess not not if know myself. That is one
of the things that helps to make them SO at
tractive."
zone of the many great changes which will
be brought about by the utilization of the
great power of Niagara Falls will be an electric
road from Buffalo to the point mentioned"
said j. f. Morse, a prominent citizen OF the
latter place, at the Palace yesterday. "The
New York Central has line between the two
points and it is the intention of the company
to change the motive power from steam to cleo
tricity. The distance is only about twenty-five
miles and every year thousands OF visitors pass
over the road. 1t is said to be the intention of
the yanderbilts to make other radical changes
if the experiment proves q success. They now
run belt line of railroad surrounding the city
of Buffalo and which enjoys an immense local
patronage The use of electricity would, of
course, greatly lessen the operating expenses
of this line and it is to follow its introduce
ton in the line first spoken of. Although the
rates of fare between Buffalo and the falls are
already quite reasonable the change will in
volve reduction of about half, it is thought
and is a step toward the future greatness which
is bound to come to our city"
G. s. Lane, a wellknown miner, who has had
long experience in the fields OF both this
State and Colorado, is in the city, having just
come up from the southern part of the State
1t is his belief that the Riverside and San
Bernardino localities on the range of noun
tains through that district, is bound to be
profitable field for future mining operations
81 don't want to boom that section beyond
reasonable possibilities" said he yesterday,
'but my investigations, which were pretty
thorough, lead me TO believe that it is locality
rich in paying quartz. What are known as the
McHaney discoveries have awakened a great
interest in the locality and prospectors are
floating in fast. The latest discovery of which
l heard was at point about twelve miles
southeast of what is known as Twenty-nine
Palms and only few miles from the spot
where the McHaney developments were made
Some valuable quartz has been taken out
there, from less than five tons of which over
5000 was obtained. The gold ore is found in
eopper-stained quartz, and some phenom-
email results are confidently predicted by ex-
perts acquainted with the fields"
Attorney James A. Hall told story in the
Lick House lobby last night which illustrates
the acuteness of the thoroughly ahead-of- the
time young woman.
"a well-known and popular young lady" said
| Mr.. Hall, chad an experience few days ago
with a young fellow which she is not likely to
| forget. She is guest at fashionable hotel and
was visiting friends in small neighboring
| town. On the second day of her arrival a
| young gentleman, much smitten with her
| charms, appeared on the scene.
| ga fishing party was at once made up, and
| after luncheon the young people started for the
! grounds. The place selected CHANGED to be
well within the preserves of q well-known club,
but that fact made little no difference to the
| excursionists. In short while the party
moved off in the usual couple arrangement,
when the fashionable young fellow from San
Francisco commenced his love-making. He
properly fixed the fly, cast it off for her, and
then paid himself for the trouble by stealing q
| kiss.
Hardly had he recovered from his Joy when 8
voice, startlingly near, said:
"'Young fellow, although I'm the gamekeeper
| here, don't particularly object to your fshin'
| in this ERE stream, but would like to know If
] you have license to fish on them preserves
"The confused young gentleman muttered
something in reply, and then said Sister, I
| guess we had better get back to the house.
"This was too much for his companion, for
| she wrathfully exclaimed:
g Don't make a chump out of yourself by
calling me .'sister." Any fool knows that man
wouldn't be kissing his sister at such time
| and place as this