The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-31
COAST EXCHANGES,

Cottage Grove, Or, has new weekly news
paper, the Moderator, of which H. W. Ross is
editor and proprietor. The publication makes
a very creditable appearance. Political ques-
lions are discussed strictly from anon-partisan
and economic point of view.
H. H. Walllng has retired from the Placer
vile Nugget and R. V. Robertson will hence
forth be sole proprietor. The paper is only six
months old, but has prospered beyond the ex-
pectations of its founders. The Nugget believes
that DAT all times the Republican party does
that which is right and wise," and, therefore,
it will strive hard for what it deems for the
best interests OF the party of Lincoln, Grant
and Garfield.
The Marysville Graphic is little four-page
paper which has just made its initial appear
ance in Yuba County's capital. ]. NJ. Morrisey
is the publisher. and the Graphic will preach
Democracy weekly during the campaign.
The first number of the Riverside DaiIu Nesus
is at hand. 1t is an independent paper, favor
ing free silver and advocating the Republican
principle of protection. L. w. Alum & Son are
the proprietors.
The Orphans Cry, publication issued on
the first day of every alternate month at San
Jose, has been received for August. 1t is de-
voted to the interests of child-saving and child
reform, is non-sectarian and interdenomina-
tional and deserves support on account of its
most worthy object
Eureka may possibly find itself the possessor
of new daily paper before the coming of an
other moon. The Western Wdtchman of that
city is contemplating such movement in the
interest of free silver. What is now needed is
the wherewith to start the proposed daily.
The Watchmoa already has an option on q tele-
graph service.
Fresno is to have g cream-of-tartar factory.
The Republican of that city says with refe r
enee to the projected new industry: "V. Cour-
tots & Co., OF San Francisco, have made
arrangements to establish a cream-oi-tartar
factory in this city and will begin operations
in September. The old Dexter stables at the
corner of inyo and streets have been rented
| by the company and will be reitted for the
factory. The company will invest $40. 900 and
will engage in the manufacture of the product
on large scale.
"The waste of the wineries viii be used in
the manufacture and it is understood that the
company has already contracted with the
Eisen and GranZ wineries. The wastes used
will be the pressed grapes, the lees and the
argol or crude tartar OF the wine watts. Here
| tofore these residues have been thrown away
in Fresno wineries, but the new establishment
| will make use of them. The field is an ex-
cellent one, which was evidently realized by
| the San Francisco capitalists"
| The San Bernardino Free Press has come out
in complete and elegant new dress. Its en-
| terprising publisher, H. c. Warner, is meeting
| with that success which always waits on push,
pluck and talent.
Tulare City's fruit cannery is running with q
heavy force and will be in operation till the
end of September. The Tulare Times says, in
regard to it:
"Much of the finest brands of canned
peaches will be made here from the Phillips
cling and White Heath. Somewhat higher
wages will be paid the cutters and Gamers
while this fruit is being packed, for the great
est care in handling will be exacted A new
| machine, called the gravity can-labeler, was
tried at the caDnery two or three days ago.
The inventor, Mr.. Simmons, was present to
watch its workings and keep it regulated. He
claims that it will label 1000 cases in one day OF
ten hours with the help of seven persons.
This means AZ 900 cans. With the aid of six
| men besides himself Mr.. Simmons put the
labels on 3240 cans in one hour the other day.
Mr.. Bentley says the great objection TO all
these labelling machines is that they will waste
labels, and handsomely Autographed labels
cost too much to allow waste"
With reference to the lettering influence on
oil discovery and development in this State OF
| the exploi tationS Of adyenturers who had nc