The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-30

Since the rain the revival is 1reSner imam
ever.
We cannot ran the City Government on
promises to pay.
If the bimetallists stick together the gold
men will be stuck.
The City is confronted by necessity
that knows no law.
Now is the time for San Francisco to
show her resources.
Wherever there is a just debt there is an
honest way to pay 1t.
The Illinois Democrats are evidently
trying to put hoodoo on silver.
There are men vino will never care for
you unless you are careless OF yourself.
The Cuban revolution may be saving
wood but there is no buzzsaw movement
about it.
1t is the champions of silver who get the
golden opinions of all sorts OF people in
these days.
In the diplomatic contest the retreat of
the Nicaraguans from Corinto counts as a
brilliant victory
At this season of the year the average
man feels either too lazy to work or too
frisky to attend to it.
John Bull has his eye on Nicaragua, but
his ears are listening to hear what Uncle
Sam may have to say.
The San Joaquin road will not only be a
big enterprise itself, but it will start many
others all along the route.
The announcement that community of
Shakers is to be organized here need not
set the whole City atremble.
The opening of the baseball season in
the East reminds US that the season is
always "open" in California.
Santa Cruz is preparing for a grand
floral fete in June, when pretty girls and
roses are most in evidence there.
If the pay of the Supreme Court was in
danger the Justices would be apt to find
way to construe the law literally.
What will it profit Germany, France and
Russia to try and act togetherin the Orient
when they cannot agree in Europe?
The man who cannot believe that there
is every indication of prosperous year
binders prosperity with his stupidity.
All associations, societies and organiza-
e L. Il, ~,
the work OF advancing the welfare of Cali
fornia.
Ii there are any of our interior exchanges
that are iniuring their communities by adj
vertising lotteries we are not informed of
the fact.
1t is mean enough for silurian not to
do anything himself for the good of the
State, but an attempt to discourage others
is crime.
This year will be marked in CALIFORNIA;
history as the one in which she trans
ferred her eyes from the back of her head
to the front.
Healdsburg is going to try to prove the
value of her climate by showing that one
of her native daughters is the prettiest
girl in town.
The Florida women who whipped wife
beaten on Saturday proved that there are
other ways of ruling the world than by
rocking the cradle.
The only way for the Democrats to get
even with Cleveland is to nominate him
again and thus put him in position where
they can get lick at him.
Several distinct types of horseIess We
hicles propelled by different kinds of power
are said to be in use in France and are even
becoming the rage in Paris.
There is plenty of room in the private
buildings near the old City Hall to accom-
modate all the ghosts which the destruc-
ton of that edi6ce will unhouse.
A word of good cheer is next in value to
a deed in the line of progress, and one
croaker can chill the ardor of two men
who would be useful if left alone.
Improvement and advancement being
the order of the day, the Russian River
Valley improvement Company is moving
to keep the ebullient stream in harness
and ready to attend to its proper business
of developing that part of the State.
Publishing the lists of winning numbers
in lottery drawings is the best way to en-
courage thriftlessness, the gambling spirit,
and the sending away of money SO much
needed by the individuals who thus squan-
der it and the community which re-
quires it.
The Chinese placard posted in China
town, charging that the police are black
mailing the Indicators of that district,
has no more value in determining the
crookedness of the police than in showing
that the highbinders have been lately sub
jected to a surveillance that makes them
desire change in the force.
For some time past the people of Capay
Valley have had only three trains week,
much to their loss and inconvenience, and
SIS a consequence a vigorous effort is being
made to obtain better accommodations. The
matter is of interest to every city and
town that has business in the valley, and
the Capay people ought to find strong