The San Francisco call., 1896-11-24
Policeman Crowley's Experience With Coon.

She was in to talk with me about the child
rem to-day she scolds me as she always did and
seems to think l ought to stand it she said
(good naturedly) she had right to scold.
let her bolt along d have nothing to do with
kindly-here little e. drop me hne-after
will soon go east. If you see d place you want
write on that subject (only) TO me & will do
all can ior you. Yours, ]. q. FAIR.
In the following letter the writer vents
himself so explicitly that part of his letter
is not fit for publication, and concludes by
signing himself "Table Mountain
UNITED STATES SENATE
WASHINGTON, d. G., 18Th, 1885. (
l have your kind letter of Jay 31st & note
all the talk & Ideas. Go on as you are e. do
not speak to Lyman on our matters.
can tell you long story about the trio you d
l know l am friendly with Stone & no more.
Have not heard from him for long time
never from the parties you name-I am glad
your good little wife has improved d trust she
is well again. will return about the 18th of
April-always glad to hear from YOUR m all
learn now Cleveland intends for all officials
to serve out their time without removal-this
is wrong e. may not be true.
I am greatly crowded today good by-to you
& yours TABLE MOUNTAIN.
Cham Der, signed "Fanny," is a queer
comminEling of opinions on matters pri-
vate and public:
UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON March Is. 1885.
Dear Friend: have 100 letters to answer to-
day, but viii write you first. / have YOUR
letter of February % and March z; received
the latter this hour. l note your remarks and
the answering interest you take in me and
my affairs.
never heard of Jack Nichols being ap-
pointed guardian OF my boy and horsewhip-
ping him; it cannot be true.
There are floods of people after Office in Ne
vada-but there are few vacant. The Collector
OF Customs Tor revenue In nevada will no I be
vacant for 3 years-the marsal rune nearer the
same time almost all Offices in the same fix &
we think the President will not remove but let
terms run out.
/, will in some way arrange to get you posi-
ton in the mint or the Surveyor Generals
office that will give you good salary. Try Il
learn all you can in writing plainly figures
and all such things.
In learning is success, Vrooman has been
successful by study d constant application &
practise in speaking, so that Crank Patton has
got back; his wife has been greatly abuse
woman d am glad she is paying him back.
wrote Stories opinion also Rislngs as TO nv
ownership in the mines / know both men
WE'LL also note Lands gooo expressions of
me so the good man like timers are finding out
Mackay & Flood.
The Senate will adjourn in 10 days think,
will spend days in n. York and days in
Iowa & then go west and will stop over in Va
City for or days on the way
am in good heal tn and trust to god will
remain sony head is as clear as a bell ana
never forget my good and true friends truly
yours FANNY
The following is as quaint letter as any
that appears:
UNITED STATES SENATE,
WASHINGTON, D. c. apr. 5th, 1861
Dear Tab e: have your kind letters in all
the last request will Fl il if can but think
no such books are here
1 never ast Bill Thomas to write to me
why should ne spoke very kindly e. said
a good deal-Dunne-I saw but a mo-
ment all say he is quite reliable
& very good man-of course |
what you say about Lamb & Cooper-but more
about Rus Lamb. 1 almost supported him. 1
can see but little gain for you in their society
gatherings. which Alexander is 1t that lives
down near San Diego. Is the one tn at married
your mothers sister or the old one-I have
gres deal to do. IL seems 1 can never get
caught up / hear Fannie goes east with old
mother spalding to visit all the water places.
truly yours MOUNTAIN.
In the following letter he addresses his
correspondent as a mountain and signs
himself Shaw's Flat:
OFFICE OF JAMES G. FAIR
Rooms A. B ana {, $50 Mo tgomery Street}
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10, 81 }
Dear Tountdtn have your kind favor of
10th & note carefully all you say & feel that all
is true. / will not run l have much
duties 1 have been kind to the COMMITTEES &
have assisted no others & must adhere TO this
no man was Ever more kind or thankful to
his friends than am & l have no doubt of
their success. am very poorly to-day & I
have been so the past days-otherwise I
would write more fully and clearly-destroy
this the moment you read 1t.
enclose letter of Vanloans or Van Loan.
read 1t and return 1t telling me who he is and
all about him you can. think him unworthy
of notice. don't know him & won't lend him
money-as always yours Thankfully
SHAws FLAT.
The following letters explain them
selves. He commends his correspondent
in one for leading Christian life:
JAMES G. FAIR, $50 Montgomery St.l
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Goth, 80 {
Jerome CdldIUeH Esq: NY dear sir l have
yours OF Aug. 4th Il note contents whe en-
Thomas Burk arrives / will treat him and
your letter with the best consideration in all
respects
did not sound ike a Caldwell but that is past
now as you request & will not have my
Thoughts again
am glad to know YOU are living a Christian
life and getting along well. 1 commend you
for so doing
1 am in perfect health and trying to enjoy
this world by hard work and close attention to
business Trusting al will be ever well with
you remain still your Friend
JAMES G. FAIR.
(No date)
Dder Friend: reed Bundle of Dunno yester-
day II shows how they are driven to find bad
10 say of your Friend. steeling Silver Bullion
you know is impossi ble-ai the others except
Fannies part are absurd The poisonir is on
until lately-I expect your letter giving
the name of your informant today its wise
not sending 1t the same day-and not TO get It
wednesday al o'clk p NJ for W-n win pass
Reno and call at Cham berlsins for letter
Twill see what position you can fill that will
news at all times send to (washington D. C) 1
will write from there FANNIEs NAN
Davtd Henderson Married.