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

are within the bounds rs he viii fnd obieetiess
I sosolne " solne otner proceeding. or perhaps he VIII
s mahs 70 loek INTO the details OF the materials
! mere Is where we must guard against any. .ex-
sSgeraiion the amount used IN he ho;ise Ii
you wish 10 give Setivner the po!nt do n care
iuily, 50 that they won't so 10 6ve,haaiiug the
OookS Cofne 10 see me III the morning and we
viii tai II over. shall call the hell>e Finished
when II is p,aStereG; II tbey want IA ythi,,g
more done they can do Il as repairs thus stand,
sng out on new tack and 'aTo.ding conplica-
TO MAKE 4 SHOWING
June lst-Get Crsmer's force filed tsp 20 ths,
the work viii make howipg By tie time oi
ns5t ns ~, me- hag send up the decorator so thar
can llnd otlt now he wants the walls finished 10
hoGsek ~ N )"
Every eaart must be In.sde to essin s7exf,,h,.
ven zen S!aape ior The neXt meeting. To effect he
exhibition shape there Erust be a iuishinsr
up q work shat is not finished but can be gs,
ssnusd 20, as 10 polSh, at some Othsrtime A
iis little show work should be doneat the cor
and shains iis all show work. be csSes noth
ing ior anything else The palisade ftcsn the
notthWess corner OF the wall win be a striking
feature, II II can be finished in time for the
vislIorsi II Rot finished the idea is exploited.
NOISE on SUNDAY.
June 10-Gfsmer is SIN indefinite in his ,ro,n.
lses soout the time to complete the house etc
II you can push the business
IA any way woaId like to have you give it the
Sunday. but would like 10 have them work ON
something That don't require noise. such as
hammerings.
DIRE HOMIE JUNIOR.
June "a, 1sSS-Pefore the next meeting of the
board we should invent some nia1 fer makins
the dressing room building at Del Monte Junior
an ornament; at present with the open holes
hhaer u there Is grave suspicion that the little
mouse may be used for some other purpose
lNhat other purpose2l BoU would Il look to
have two windows painted on the north side
ana TO board up the openings bsneath2
THE wHIPPIEG STORY AGAIN.
The following bears no date:
tion about the stors in the Los Angeles paDers
interview with TX ceuyiet Mayl he saws there
is not a word of truth in the story If these
deAlals are IN writing they become The answer
10 any person who may inquire. The doctor
tells sn untrnth and he knows it. for the
whipping was done by Mike Smith the turn
key The doctors statement is not worth any
thlng, as se is perfsc ct tool of the Warden,
beastly and brutal 10 the 20 7, siek wretches
The prisoners know. and call him the "buteher" !"
and the hospital the slaughter house and in
my opinion both he and the hospital are pro-
perly named. To say nothing OF the drunken.
disreputabie druggist, Fuller.
GIVE 1T TO BoRUcK VERY HARD.
May Sih.-Bear in mind that road.building
makes good display and costs nothing after
the frst outlay toolsl;' we will push that and
Find out how the land lies about the estab-
ment of an Office in San Francisco; give II to
Boruck very hard. I can't be easy until that
thing is knocked out.
DISPOSED To cRTTIciSE HIM.
June 26th.-I am trying to make the expenti-
turts in June compare with the outlay maze by
shirley last year, therefore don't buy anything
that can be dispensed with until after the goth
ins.
Am in favor OF keeping up the retren nhment
plan for few months, as the Republican Di-
reetors are disposed to criticise me.
Have square talk with Captain Leale and if
he persists in retaining the engineer it will be
necessary to put up job ON him.
CLAIMED TO BE FORGERY
Following is letter alleged to have been
WRIT n by John MeComb, Jr, addressed to INV
Dear Captain and said to have been found
wrapped in tin-loil ana concealed in the cloth
ing OF prisoner, where il had been sewn in 1t
reads:
al have seen dad aS YOU advised We fail TO
see the danger You fear, and as we are neither
Inclined to di-gorge, nor to pass our time b.
hlnd the bars we have so long made hideous
your well-meant caution is needless Since F.
and his friends have failed TO discover after
their searching investigation of our books any
signs CT our defalcations. ! consider the danger
as past and some credit is due my youthful
talent-feroltnt sap. n you but continue to drive
the new wagon with your usual ability all will
be o: X. will see b. and arrange as YOU sug-
gest"
A telegram from San Quentin yesterday saws
that Warden McComb denOunces tue letter as a
palpable forgery and unworthy of a moments
consideration