The herald., 1895-04-07
THEIR POINT OF VIEW

THEIR POINT OF VIEW
Silver is climbing up; so is prosperity.
There is an indissoluble union between
| them.-Arizona Star.
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Claus Spreckels knows that there are
| more flies caught by sugar than Santa
| Clara county promises.-San Jose Demo-
| crat.
American millionaires go to Europe for
pleasure and European nobleme en- come to
America for revenue only.-Los Angeles
Express.
A new industry has been inaugurated
at Los Angeles-the shipping of flowers
to the eastern states-which will prove
remunerative industry. Times.
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1t isn't the coat that makes the man,
at the back OF the neck. k.-Arizona Ga.
zette.
They are thinking of starting a ground
glass factory down by the Cajon Pass
Iou2simply put, the glass out and the
wind and sand do the rest.-Pasadena
News.
The streets of Santa Ana present a
lively appearance these days, and forcibly
remind our people of the wide-awake,
energetic enterprises OF boom times
Santa Ana Standard.
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England seems determined to extend
her possessions in the Western Continent,
in face of the fact that the Monroe doc
trine still exists and the United States
proposes to enforce it.-Ventura Free
Press.
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40 of To-,
fornia to the, East is a new phase of local
commerce which cannot tail to call a
great deal OF attention to the fact, so
often lost sight of, that California has
actually no winter.-San Francisco Bull
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People who are opposed to capital pun
ishment are trying to induce Legislators
to pass law sentencing convicted muir
derers to read the articles on Napoleon
printed in the masazines.-San Francisco
Post.
The Whittier school is being made so
attractive as an educational center that
boys are stealing bicycles to go there; not
on the wheeisy but by that route.-Pasa-
dena News. a.-t
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. Amy yodng fellow born this year will
havs eleven chances out of a thousand
/ TO De q GWlll. Ii most DdDleS COulu De
consulted, however, they would probably
prefer less company on their natal day
Los Angeles Record.
We think the scheme of the Call, good
one, to pledge shippers and merchants to
patronze the Valley road, if freights and
fares are equal. AS matter of fact that
pledge amounts to nothing, but it will in
dicate how the business men feel toward
the new ad.-Bakerstield Democrat.
The Monroe doctrine has never been
literally enforced by this country. But it
always serves purpose when any foreign
nation threatens to interfere in the any
of the Republics in North or South
America. Oakland Tribune.
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From reading the papers nowadays one
woul think that the people OF San Fran
! cisco meant to liv h re. THEY act as il
the ctys interests were their own. and
have abandoned the practice Of sicking'
their dogs on each otuer.-San Franci SEQ
! Post.
An interior exchange says that the true
policy for the newspaper is perfect hon
esty with the people of its locality. Well,
what reason is there that it should not be
perfectly honest with all Others, as well
as of its immediate locality?-Sacramento
Record Union.
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The longer anyone who has contem-
plated making Southern California his
home neglects it, the more ne will regret
his dilatoriness. He will find, when he
arrives. that he has been preceded by
thousands who have picked up the bar
! gains which he might have had.-Mon-
rova Messenger
The great event OF the spring is to be
the Fiesta at Los Angeles week after next.
1t is attracting as much attention on this
coast as the 1nardi gras. held at New Or
leans, does in the South, and will some
what resemble it, except that it will be
much more esthetic and enjoyable.
Alameda Argus.
1t is dull day now when a new rail-
road project is not launched on the
public. 1t is now proposed to skirt the
sea from San Francisco to Santa Cruz,
and then come over into the San Joaquin
valley. All these projects are unmis-
taxable indications that better times are
coming. They give new courage to every
| body. But this is to be a growth, not
boom.-Fresno Expositor.
1t has been decided that the Valley
road will start at Stockton and be COM
| peted to Bakersfield this summer. This
! does not mean, however, that road
will not be built down the Santa Clara
| valley. In time the San Francisco and
| San Jose Railroad Company will have
branches reaching out in every direction