The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-07


The Eastern Office OF the SAN FRANCISCO
CALL DAILY and Weekly, Pacific States Adver-
Using Bureau, RhinelandeF building, Rose and
Duane streets New York.
THURSDAY MARCH 7, 1895
Jimmy. get your veto.
The revolution in Cuba is only blow
hole.
The Governor has chance for ten
strike.
Third street is bad, but some other streets
are worse.
We must have clean streets as well as
clean politics.
Leave the flower-stands alone and move
the cobblestones.
If the General Government has no use for
Goat Island, we have.
II there is any sermon in a cobblestone
it breaches damnation.
For the present at any rate, the flower
OF the period is daisy.
No city can putaon metropolitan airs
that tolerates sewer'gas.
We expect Los Angeles to stand in with
us on the competing road.
Don't forget that we must have proper
sewers TO have healthy homes.
Nevada proposes TO touch the button of
Irrigation and blossom like the rose.
About the best move we can expect from
the Legislature is a motion to adjourn.
Street improvement would be cure for
present evils and prevention of worse to
come.
The Governor will find his seat more
comfortable if he sits down on extrava-
gance.
Candidates for the Legislature hereafter
should be put under bonds to keep their
pledges.
There are some men who never get into
combination without. making it COM
plicatien.
Since oleomargarine under its own name
smells just as sweet, 1t might as well be sold
under that name.
1t may be constitutional, but it is GER
tainly un-American for Police Commits
sioner to hold Office for life
Let US get the work of municipal i'm
provement started before the Republican
National Convention comes.
From what some Assemblymen say, it
appears that certain reformers have been
talking more than they knew.
The common saying that California got
nothing from the deficit Congress is in
itself proof that she got black eye.
Although there are only two Democrats
in the Kansas Senate, they have been dis
turbing the State with faction fight.
When the Democratic Congressman gets
home he will have hard time trying to
explain what he has been doing all winter.
The reason why a scandal circulates so
rapidly is that while everybody wishes to
get hold of it, no one is willing to keep it.
Brazil is making progress in republican
government and has got far enough along
to substitute election riots for revolutions.
X Legislators who wish to evade moral
responsibility for broken pledges will
probably plead an immoral irresponsi-
bility.
The appeal of the bimetallists for third
party comes in good time to be discussed.
decided and laid aside before the next cam
paign begins.
In consenting to reduce the misappro-
priations little the Senators acted with
as much benignity as if they were for
giving people.
Now that the war talk between Mexico
and Guatemala is over, Corbett and Fitz-
simmons have resumed their long-distance
tongue punching.
a- The Goulds can meet anv boastine on
the part of the Astors and the Vanderbilts
by the quiet remark that they own count
and have no scandals.
Every step of the San Joaquin road thus
far has been wisely taken, and the election
OF Alexander Mackie to the office of secre-
tary was one of the best.
Mrs. Vanderbilt is now in a position to
prove that marriage is not a failure and
divorce Is a success for by the double op-
Grafton she has cleaned up $780, year
The report that the American Church
Missionary Society is short in its accounts
leads to the conclusion that some of the
members must have been introducing
politics into religion.
When a week goes by without the
successful working of the gold brick swim
die in some part of the United States. it is
very exceptional week, and yet the
American people are intelligent and "all-
fired smart"
President Worthing of San Jose Grange
says that if every man, woman and child
in California would eat only ten pounds of
dried fruit annually, the entire product
could be marketed in this State, and the
suggestion as well as the fruit is good
enough to give everybody taste for sup