The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-01-11
and descriptive. 1t will be most excellent
abroad for orange-land.

and descriptive. 1t will be most excellent
advertisement abroad for orange-land.
The San: Luis 0bispo Redsoner has begun its
fifth volume 1t is believer in the Popu-
listic faith, but has the merit OF fair-m.nded-
ness in its discussions, and its utterances
make it evident that its editor is conscien-
tious in what he says. 1t is well-printed
paper and seems to be enjoying good patron
age.
Rena Shattuek has severed her connection
with the Petalumtan, which passes into the
hands of Frank H. Snow. Miss Shattuck made
q remarka BILE success with her newspaper,
which has prospered because of its real merits.
The Castroville Enterprise has proved true to
its name by enlarging in order TO meet the IN
creasing demands of advertisers and to crafty
its readers with wider and fuller scope OF the
news.
The Bakersfield Echo declares that ito the
Kern farmer the outlook certainly is most
promising The recent rains have moistened
the ground sufficiently for blowing. and early
grasses are responding to natures watering
with wonderful rapidity. The horticulturisr
is also quite as fortunate. All kinds of trees
and shrubbery as well as vines are very prom
ising at this time. All bespeak for the Kern
County farmer, stockman and horticulturist a
season rich in possibilities If he but do his
work well and at the proper season; and in
doing this there is nothing like taking adyan-
tage of present opportunities"
The Sausalito Nelcs, in its issue of January
9, describes its little city by the sea very fully
end in a manner TO attract attention to the
advantages of the place. 1t shows Sausallto to
be one of the truly progressive towns of Cali
fornia.
Newman has a new paper, the Vest Side In
de1, published by Hardin & Sturgeon. Its
object is to labor in the cause of the develop
mentof the resources of Newman and its sur
roundings
The Visalia Weekly Deltd one of the hest all
round newspapers in the interior, has just en-
tered its fortieth year.
The Virginia New Enterprise learns from
what is SAID to be unquestionable author
ity that the plan to drain the American Flat
country and its many mines, in all OF which
pay ore has been found when the water drove
the miners from their work, is assuming
tangible form. 1t is rumored that capitalists
are about 10 examine this proposition, which
is one OF the greatest that lies GU tdoors in the
State of Nevada. This proposition has been
often talked of, but until now there has been
no actual likelihood of the scheme being
unuerta 90 lar the promoters OF the pres
ent project are unknown, but it has been
learned that those interested in American
Flat properties have been seen, and that the
project is in the hands of those who will see it
put through. The Enterprise sets forth the
alluring prospect which the American Flat
country holds for those who shall drain from
the ore bodies the floods of water which cover
them. tunnel might be run either from the
Alta mine or from the Crown Point, connect
ing these mines with the Sutro tunnel. The
cost of such project would be nominal when
compared with the possibilities which would
attend the enterprise.