The San Francisco call., 1896-11-06

estate agents, said: "We are handling the
Weber estate property In Stockton, where
the land is ad djacent to the San Francisco
and San Joaquin Valley Railway. a
number of factories, enterprises to be To-
Gated on this property, were in contempla-
ton for some time past, but were held In
allegiance pending the result OF the cleo
ton. We have received word that the
various deals are going to be pushed
ahead now as the result OF the Republl-
can victory. A bicycle factory, cracker
factory gun factory on the Weber tract
are now assured, and there are others
that have not mentioned their special
lines of business.
"a large number of sales held off pend
ing the election, and we calculate to put
them throush. Some of them are good,
representative sales.
w. G.. Curtis, engineer Of the mainten-
ance OF way department of the Southern
Pacific Railway, said: 1.-The company
has not settled on anything so far ID the
way of extending its work. We expect
good times to come now, and with them
We shall take up new work on the llne
Confidence has returned"
General Manager Kruttschnitt of the
Southern Pacific Company said: I'VE are
hopeful OF large increase In general busi-
ness. and for that reason we expect to do
more on our line. AS business springs up
Throughout the country there will be
more demand for cars, in which case more
cars Will have to go into the repair shops,
which means enc ployment for more men.
The increase in railroad business depends
on the future increase of traffic. We feel
the return OF confidence as individ uals
feel it. All over the country orders were
delayed awaiting the elections, and now
as these orders will be given Immediately
we ought to feel the effect within week.
Every body feels as II great load hang
ing by a thread over their heads had been
removed
General Traffic Manager Smurr said
II look k for large increase in shipments
Of California dried fruits. canned fruits.
etc., in the Immediate futire, on the
theory that the trade had not been buyinp
prior to the elections owing to the uncer-
tainty then prevailing. Now that stability
is secured and the people have confidence
Eastern merchants will put in arge stocks
10 replenIsh their stores, and this will give
an impetus to the fruit industry in Cali
fornia."
One of the men most highly elated over
the election OF Major NJ KinIey is James
r. Kelly. president o. tue Hbernia Bank.
Talk about revival of business" said
Mr.. Kelly, why, it has begun already.
Even yesterday and to-day have witnessed
stream of depositors flowing through our
doors such as We have not had for some
time.
Ano ,ho icasiouS are SuCn tnat Deueve
We shall enjoy almost unexampled pros
perlty Tor the next three or four years, and
perhaps for ten.
During the depression, owing to finan-
clal disturbances since Bryan's nomina-
ton, many mortgages have fallen due,
and the majority of the banks have failed
to renew them. We, however, have always
renewed mortgages. Now we are glad Of it.
Even If BRYAN had been elected / do
not believe that the Supreme Court would
have permitted this Country to repudiate
its debts. That Bryan's election would
have produced general CONSERVATION there
can be no doubt, and believe there would
have been heavy run on the banks for at
| least two or three months"
Yes" said Robert ]. Tobin, Police
Commissioner and secretary of the Hiber-