Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-15

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provided the owners don't find tenants for the,A1
t-untll the owners will find it prudent to
solicit fayors from us. Ii viii not be good
erly guard under Shirley,l He has
neen nying on the prospect of einching
the the State Hs Is trying to prevent the state,
McComb knows perfectly well when he has n
/ right to live where he does nor does the State
own the land. by getting zn exhoThitant price
Ior his property, sud he might well lose by it.
When lines of our survey have been well deter
mined. it will be s proper move to make a GOOD
road along the shore line which Will partly cut
by bis deed; removal to his tide land track is at
present out Of the question: / should think.
tMeComb would drive this poor fellow and his
family into the Bay if he could.
CAPTURING A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
| June 16, lSsS-The mose I think of that
scheme for capturing Justice of the Fesee, the
| better l like it. l believe Dr. DuraHt can be
elected, anyway, and John Wsh Constable, aud
| some votes for them.
june l7th.-Road making must be or strong
hold until we repass intothe next fiscal year.
THE WHIPPING. STORY.
June lSth--Follow up the story ahous the
punishment lGiven in a Los Angeles paper-ex-
convict Ways statement on being interviewed
and 1t was, in great measure Jrue: as to the
whipping, it is true till we make uumistakable
na denia fsd; o. the charge Try to get up thorner
can deny and offer proof of fcontentment.
PRISON SCANDAL.
June edwin it be good plan to circulate
/ the denial of smith. Mca can and Nicholson
| and have all the officers sign a card thar tbe
statement is utterly false. What does his refer
| TO- II not to the report that convict Wood the
clerk OF Captain Chambers, who came with
Mccomo from Folsam was in the habit of visit
| ing the female prisoners for immoral purposes,
through door in Captain Chambers Office.
The Chaplain m ght be asked 70 sign, to test
ms true feeling Tor the administration. Per-
fie .I.lf rlt.
aud guards were asked to sign such a paper.
MRS. JONES PIckETs.
June %, 1sSs-Alrs. Jones has Q lot of pickets
on her premises that you might sell to Mckea
or some other lot owner at the Point. for some
thing What has the state TO do with selling
| piekc,s?l
MAKE SHORT JOB OF IT.
June 22d-Haven't we filed the contract on
| the policeman's houses? The agreement was
only 10 put them in as good condition as they
were before removal want to get the prison-
ers away from the settlement, as they have too
much chance to coneoet schemes by contact
| women eo2 l hope you will make short job
ofthem.
HE DIDN'T INBIRE
November DO 1883. = The visitor fXeRe,t.
Chronicle reporter has not imbibed any poIson
so far as can ascertain at the time Of retiring.
$50.
June IL, 1sSs-when l get rid of Captaip
Thomas can fix way to help Costello's salary
II stow and Buck will release me OF the su
pertiuous jute agent can help Costello and the
ColoneI tNckenzie) TO S25 raise
COULDN'T MOVE JAGoE.
March To- lSSS-What does Fish mean by re-
porting TO me that Jagoe has been requested to
move and promised 10 do So but can't get ready
Tor a lew DAYS. Jagoe lives in one of The houses
belonging to Edwards and have no more right
to chase him away than would have TO move
some other squatter, unless it is with the con-
caIrence OF Edwards IN an arrangement to
move the house. Notwithstanding this dec
iaration, Jagoe, who has ten or twelve children
and is a very poor, industrious man, was daily
harassed by McComb, through Chambers, until
he was compelled to move, and was also dis
beastly affair.
THE REPORTERS AGAIN.
March 1s 1SSS.-We need to polish our end of
the Green, Brae road, If we don't want to be
burned up by the reporters. Use every exertion
to get the administration building in shape to
elicit commentator from visitors the Directors
and the press gang. Slick up and polish for all
there is out, or The reporters will go for bald
headed.
MAKING IT HOT FOR JAGoE.
Jagoe keeps COW in his dirty little lot-per-
haps three cows, and pastures them on a piece
OF alfalfa that lies below the hog pen : he has a
gate cut through to turn them in. He is nuis-
snce IN every way, but it will do no good to dis
charge him, as have not got lid of Nye, Kitz
Dobbs or Varney, to say nothing Of the chrornos
discharged by the other administration Send
| our horses to tie alfalfa patch every Sunday
put the filly in there when she is TO be turned
out; when you have a sore footed horse gi se
him rest in there; let the pigs in there do
anything and eUeTytiting 70 make it uncomforta-
bic for the dirty family. II it were not too high
| price, would buy the house of Edwards and
| move it IN town. would like to do the same
with the Nye house Sec if we can find an ex-
cuse to cut off the supply OF water. Try to stop
| the supply of wood.
March 10, 1sss.-The polishing of grades and
lawns demands our whoie attention now, so that
Scrivner can write it mp. and all the newspapers
can justify the eulogism.
THE PRIEsTLY PIE
| March 26, 1sSs-The new priest Father Loganl
will require a whole lot Of fixing up in the
| ness In good shape. | am willing to Go the
work. and encourage the fat priest as l was to
| get nd OF the lean priest and to reduce the i'm
| portance OF the fluff Chaplain. Sorry that the
| old man Guelco (priest at Folscm) can't come
| in for the pie think it won d do no good to
apply for him, and the good faith of the busi-
ness puts the control OF the expenditures ia the
| hands of the Archbishop and the Parish Priest
| While the wall is down front gate) it will be
a good thing TO agitate the question OF removing
| the schoolhouse on account of nedracSs TO The
prison and danger to the innocent little children
The consummate hypocrite.
RIGID ECONOMY DEMANDED.
| THE following letter bears no date i
Close scrutiny OF our resources show that
| the roa IS is what we shall have to depend on
for making show, and TO gain rerute-
But 40 LACK OF LuxyRIEs
| April Is, 1SsS-If you win have a full reser-
voir will Try a swim on lay return from the
| city. A dive-b board should proet. perfectly
| fiat, from the platform, and be held at the back
| by couple OF strong eats nailed against the
| house.
|. POLISH Up WATERMAN Strict.
| March Il, lss7:-As suggested tonight, every
exertion should be made TO polish up the grade
| of Waterman street, and 10 smooth the banks
and complete the g. A. r. badge before the end
of the week. | think il will be advisable to
have Harvey the gardeneIl reduce the stripes
in the flag by the width of one bfick, so as to re-
| duce the whole width and bring it in proper
| tior.
| Rosa, and fancy $, me OF them viii be down
| here by the end OF the week | would like to
have the badge in shape by that time
INSISTED UPON STAYING.
Senator Wilson'S letter is about our Dutch
| friend, who don't want to leave. encouraged by
Varney, Hendricks, Nye, Kitz and all the other
! fellows who insist upon staying after they have
| been discharged. Did he accept the work you
offered him at San Rafael2 If this fellow sue
ceeds in remaining here, and Luttrel gets in for
| Varney, as Secretary Hendricks did for Vera. /
shall feel like apoiogizing to Mcclure snd Nc
Cracken and all the other drunken fellows who
have accepted their discharge.
LETTERS FROM BOB WATERMAN
| April 10, lSss-what did you do with James
Anderson recommended for appointment es
guard He is loafing around waiting for his
1 tuSWel ne DIlikS ietteTS llO1n bOp " waterman,
General Barnes and Sheriff Nc Mann; if he don't
| suit al tie end of the month can drop him all
| right.
KICKING OFT THE INFO RMER.
April 20th--The Doctor (Durant win give you
plans for baths in the upper yard, and will give
| you plans for the skylights in the dressing
| rooms at the saltwater reservoir.
Send me one of the hand bills describing Dor
| sey and Crum; also try TO dig up some fellow
| that looks like McAdoo, and we will get picture
| TO represent McAdoo by that means l want 10
follow up that business so as to deprive the in
1 former of his right to kick.
THE WATER TOO WARM.
April S0th.-Please send me a check for ten
cents, amount of wager lost by you this morn
| ing on the hlling of the plan for swim at 6
| o. clock this morning
By the way, the water is too warm for real
| comfort and for invigoration; have the pump
| fellow turn in at high tide and pump the reser-
| yoir plum full-ihaf Will give the water better
| temperature and will make the dive-board feas-
| ible.
| The appointments of the dressing-rooms are
| all that can be desired, except the little shelf
| tor brush and comb and to have the mirrors
raised to the hight of the face.
| LUITRELL AS A REFckaER.
| May 6th-Do we really need the third en-
! gineer Barclay put on to please Luttrell If
| not can add him to The list of those who J. X
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