The San Francisco call., 1897-12-06

inc uate Vi lhe issue oil the orange county
Herald has been changed from Saturday to
thursday IN order that the paper may be cir
culated over the county before the market day
of the week.
specia! edition of the Stanford Pa,o Alto
VIII be issued next Friday by the women of
the university. The aim will be to make the
paper OF that day as representative possible
oil the interests of Stanford fem ininity.
one OF the neatest and brightest weekly pub
Ilcatlons OF the State outside OF San Fran cisco
Is the Oakland Saturday Press, edited by John
1. Bell Its original matter is exceedingly
cIeVer ana Its selections show ad mirable taste.
1t is handsomely illustrated with haf-tones
ana on the whole is a credit 10 the Athens of
the Pacific.
Inc Semi Weekly Letter is the name OF new
publication when comes from Santa Mar ia Its
editor and proprietor, J. Faunt lie Roy, de-
clares that the paper is just plain business
venture and that it will be run on strictly
cash basis, as he would rather give the paper
to the people than be everlastingly dunning
them for dollar and a half"
very readable paper is the Alameda Argus,
which celebrates its twentieth anniversary to-
day. The same personality is at the helm
now that was in control when the initial
number was struck off. The Argus as grown
l
lished in the midst of cow-pastures, to a pros
porous and influential daily in beautiful and
important city.
San Leandro is now in a fair way to secure
The cannery it has long wanted. The Standard
OF that town believes that the plant will be
ready Tor next years crop, when not only
canning but drying, evaporating and picking
OF irult and vege etabes will be undertaken,
and meantime substantial warehouse will
be built to receive. store and ship products
and issue warehouse receipts.
The Los Angeles Times has issued, under the
auspices OF the Chamber of Commerce OF that
city, publication in magazine form entitled
The Land OF Promise: Los Angeles and South
ern California" 1t consists OF twenty-eight
large pages and cover, and 100. 900 copies of
it win be distributed in the East and abroad
II is amply illustrated, and according to the
Times, will furnish to seekers after informa-
ZION the best and most reliable data about
Southern California as whole that has ever
been sent out under single cover
The Tuldrs Register counsels its reauers not
to worry about what the coming season is
going TO be. ''Wet years or dry the Reqister has
completed fifteen years of LIE, and still lives
and expects to live right along whether 1t
rains or does not rain. 1t will not borrow
trouble and other folks Will be all the
editorial department of the Reqiste, will
be printed next week in bright, new
type that people read easily, and
we hope to keep the thoughts as bright
an1 new as the type. taking our prosperity in
moderation and our adversely with composure
and hustling right along all the time. The
man who has done his best generally sleeps
soundly whether his ventures have panned out
for or.unately or not"
In the course of an article booming beet
sugar factory project and other enterprises for
the city OF his nome VIII ). Green of the Colusa
Sun delivers himself as follows: alt is q long,
long distance back to 1850, when we linked
our fortune with CoIusa, but never for one
moment have weakened in the belief that
this was TO be the City of the Sacramento Val
ley. 1t has been a long and patient wait
The middle OF the nineteenth century saw the
birth of the town and its christening, and the
end of the century is nearly here. Its fiftieth
birthday will see the upward move Love of
locality, pride of place. ought 10 impel US to
move forward. What if all do not get rich
That Is not all there is in life. II it were, how
lew of US could claim successful life. We
love the very soil of Colusa. We expect our
ashes TO rest in II, and if spirits are permitted
10 wander back we expect to look over pros
porous city here and count all the little things
wherein we had hand in its tart"