The record-union., 1898-12-30

campaign, expect to live here during
m! term Of office, whether business
calls me elsewhere at times or not.
This will be my residence and my Of
fee"
Mr.. Gage could not say when Gov
ernor Budd would be in Sacramento.
IF he told me when he was coming"
said he, ST have now forgotten
Il suppose that there will be great
deal of legislation pertaining to the
good and welfare of the State" he said,
| but l have not discussed these mat
| ters sufficiently with the legislators to
enable me to express any opinion on
them, even if I thought it proper.
I suppose there will be bills in
troduced relative TO pure food laws,
matters to foster home industry, etc.
and all this is of such a character that
everybody will agree to it's desirability,
however men may differ in politics, or
| for that matter as to the details of the
questions handled in the bills
| David Hirshberg, superintendent of
the lone School of Industry, arrived
| last night on private business Incl
dentally he discussed the condition of
|
their needs. Among other things, he
said: Il think it will be generally un
derstood before legislation on these
questions is approached that the Whit
| tier and lone schools will be on such
terms that there will be no rivalry
or conflict relative to what is asked
| The proposed legislation is that the
Whittier School should handle juven-
lies and the girls, while we shall take
| the older and harder classes of boys
and young men. This program may be
varied, but / believe some such agree
ment will be reached, and our only
fight will be as to the size of the ap-
preparation for the support Of the
schools These matters will not come
up for five or six weeks, even if they
come up that soon.''
John Hoesch, who win be Assistant
Secretary Of State, is at the Golden
Eagle. He was busy all day yesterday
shaking hands with his many old
friends. Mr.. Hoesch is one of the best
known public officers in the State. He
was for many years a prominent man
in health matters in San Francisco.
| While he was clerk of the Board of
Health there he made a thorough study
of Zymotic diseases and other matters
pertaining to public health and he got
the name of having saved more chill
drens lives than half of the doctors Of
the city-thfs by reason of his thorough
investigation of matters that pertained
to his work, and by his interest in
health matters in general. After that
he was prominent as an expert for the
grand jury, and in this work he was
Of great assistance to the department
Of justice. Mr.. Hoesch was once a
newspaper man, and he knows a good
story as far as he can see.
Secretary of State Curry expects to
arrive on Sunday. He will live in the
Breuner property on L street. 1t is
said that he will be waited upon by a
large delegation of job seekers and
place hunters on his arrival. AS he is
g. good talker, full of stories that inter
est men of affairs, it is thought that
he will be able to " stand off, the null
titude in an artistic way. In this line
he has graduated at wonderful
school, for the appointments in the
hands Of the County Clerk of San Fran
cisco are SO much larger in numbers
than those in the power of the Secre-
tarly of State, that his new duties will
seem quite mild in comparison with
his old services.
Judge Carpenter of Sam Francisco
was one Of the arrivals on the overland
last night. He came up to get out
Of the rain, as the weather was quite
damp in San Francisco, SO he said.
| The Golden Eagle people and others
who have made arrangements to en-
tertain the legislators and those who
will arrive in Sacramento to partici-
pate in the affairs of the coming ses-
sion except that there will be rush
| about tomorrow night, at which time
It is believed that the city VIII assume
it's old-time appearance of political
activity.
I'VE have laid in a large supply of
bromides," said leading local drug
gist yesterday, "for while legislators
and politicians are usually in good
health, it has been our experience for
many years that they often have head
aches they are often starved for sleep,
and for reasons too numerous to men,
tion now, they are fond Of bromo selt-
zers and like beverages"
It is expected that General Barnes
will arrive on Monday and open head
quarters for his fight. He has said
in a public interview that he offered
some of the other aspirants for the Of
flee a chance to share his quarters with
him, SO that If one failed to get a vote
another might capture it. AS yet it
has not been reported that the offer
has been taken up.
While there are not anything like
as many places as there were under
the old law, it is said that there are
scores of men seeking for every job
that is in sight. 1t is believed that the
city will be full of place hunters even
before the legislators arrive.
SMITH WAS ABSENT.