The herald., 1895-03-22
THEIR POINT OF VIEW

| dena Star.
The question now is, did Fair make a
new will every time he visited a lady
| friend?-Napa Journal.
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The Republican Legislature has gone
square back on the pledge of the patry to
favor woman suffrage.
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The Spanish warship should not attack
American vessels until Spain knows more
about our navy.-Oakland Tribune.
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There is good snowballing on Mts. Will
son and Lowe and ripe oranges at the foot
of the same ountains.-Pasadena Star.
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! Industry and good judgment is all that
is required to make fruit growing very
| profitable business on the n esa lands OF
| Arizona. Star.
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Investors arriving in Los Angeles are
reported as saying that that city offers
| the best field for investment of any in
the United States.-Pasadena Star.
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You hardly need put your ear to the
ground to recognize the rising boom on a
solid basis in Southern California in which
Pomona will have a full share.-Pomona
Times.
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The Mount Lowe observatory and Pro-
fessor Swift have gained further credit
and national advertising by the success
full observance of the lunar eclipse Sunday
night. ht.-Crown Vista.
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The damaging frosts IN the northern
fruit-growing sc ctions of the state have
given rising movement to the dried
fruit trade, and extensive orders are be-
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Orange News.
The fact is dawnng upon the minds OF
all that Southern California, where Or
chardists are rolling in wealth and revel-
ing in the lap of plenty, is really the only
place on earth to live in after all.-Ana-
helm Gazette.
Some of those who helped to start the
new silver party are already privately ex
pressing their disgust at the manner in
which the country has ignored the an
nouncement of the birth of the party
Arizona Citizen.
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Escondido will not be at the mercy of
any private water company when her sys-
tenn of irrigation is completed. The people
will own the water and system and con-
troll it themselves. This is as it should
be.-Escondido Times.
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The Los Angeles Herald publishes a
picture of Fanny Davenport as child in
her mothers arms and underneath is
the inscription: Fanny Davenport as a
child-more than thirty years ago" Yes.
more than thirty years ago.-Sacramento
Bee.
Making wills seems to be Senator Fairs
fayorite amusement in his declining days,
h,f ho &c ccinuc nf not ie pnino on,
in San Francisco now he must be writh-
ing with chagrin to think how he played
into the hands of the lawyers.
Enquirer.
The wall of the lumber men about for
eign competition will fall on unheeding
ears. 1t is of much more importance that
lumber should be cheap and that building
should go on, than that the lumber men
should make a fortune every year or two.
San Jose Herald.
It is estimated that the seasons fruit
crop for all Southern California will bring
an aggregate price OF over $4,000 600. One
hundred carloads of oranges are daily sent
to the Eastern market, at an average
price of $500 a car. The growing of citrus
fruits is not wholly devoid of proht.-San
Degan Union.
The rain of the last day or two is worth
a great deal to the orchardists and farm
ers of Orange county. 1t insured the ma
turing of most of the grain sown, and
even though prices shall be small. the ag-
gregate income from the grain crop alone
will foot up into hundreds of thousands
of dollars. Santa Ana Blade.
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The Pasadena and Pacific Electric COM
pany is determined to own and operate an
al nj vol 1vvox Pacndpno fn
Monica. and eventually make a connec-
tion with the Mount Lowe road so as to
make continuous line from the top of
Mount Lowe to the ooean.-Pomona
Times.
Nearly all the really successful mining
operations of the larger sort, the big en-
terprises, are projected by corporations.
The day of the combine has arrived in
mining as in other enterprises. and an
aggregation of skill and capital alone
starts and maintains the largest mining
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The grand jury reports that during the
year 1894 this county spent $163, 45l. S6 on
roads. One would hardly think that
statement could be correct after taking
days drive over the roads within half
dozen mics of Fresno. There ought to
be some method of road making that
WOulu return DelueT TeSulUS lOT lue money
spent.-Fresno Expositor.
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Frank Heney's letter in the Los An
geles Herald in regard to the county i'm
migration commissioner bill now pend
ing in the territorial council is wholly er-
roneous as far as it concerns the Gazette.
This paper is not and never has been in
favor OF the measure, believing it one lit
tie calculated to advance the interests of
the people and involving heavy expen-
diture of public funds.-Arizona Gazette.
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The orange growers of Los Angeles seem
hard to please. The frost has killed the
crop in Florida and put back the industry
there for years, yet the Los Angeles
orange men are jumping on Senator
White for not piling up higher protec-
tive tariff on that fruit. If the Senator
sees fit to reply to the criticisms that are
being heaped on him it is hoped he will
make his reply rafting hot lecture on
hoggishness addressed especially to people
who want to tax everybody else for their
own particular benetit.-Fresno Expos
itor.