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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
1
A sprawling column surveys suffrage, law reform, and crime, mixing absurd claims about cheese cures with musings on Maine referendums and mob justice. It juxtaposes English suffragettes with political reforms and laments judicial delays while calling for better criminal procedure.
A lengthy 20 year legal battle against an insurance firm ended with the plaintiff abandoning the case. Lawyers spent over 45 thousand dollars and the dispute concluded when they settled for 430 thousand dollars in fees. The final step saw the insolvent plaintiff's receiver attempt to reclaim some of the legal fees for creditors.
The piece argues chronic milk supply failures raise infant mortality from gastrointestinal diseases, especially in summer, urging city oversight of milk sources. It cites Dr. Goter and economists estimating losses around 33 million dollars, with half preventable through supervision, and condemns officials for inaction.
San Francisco voters approve Geary street municipal road bonds by 70 percent in a record turnout of 43 081. Main bond carries 31 185 for 1 900 000. Market street continuation bonds pass 30 916 to 11 605. Mayor McCarthy pledges city control and broader projects including Hetch Hetchy water.
A bulletin from the university department of agriculture highlights California cows as top milk and butter producers. Profess or Anderson cites careful stock selection and new bloodlines, feeding, and steady breeding as keys to rapid gains. California may rival Wisconsin and Michigan, with continued growth expected.
Mayor Taylor declares San Francisco free from graft in a New Year message, praising a graft free civil service, honest police under Chief Cook, and a robust building program. He notes 2,000,000 feet of pavement laid last year, a new city hospital, strong schools, and fire boats with cisterns preventing major conflagrations.
Horticultural Commissioner J X Southier warns of pests harming fruit trees and vines. He cites scale and related issues and urges comprehensive inspection of shipments during peak planting. Officials inspect bundles and attach certificates claiming freedom from disease to each handle while advocating timely orchard spraying.
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