The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-13


Amount drawn from general ap-
preparation for conveying pris-
forInatory ~. .......,,....... 5000 90
Amount drawn from appropriation
for literature for prisoners -. 600 90
fetal ,703 $50 40
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Acknowledgement expense, etc 500 s5i 10
Hun llle-Aiateral for Industries 27237T "A
Ru5k-General expenses, otc. $50. 22l GSj 80
Rusk-Mater!al for industries. 1915 2b
State and share farms............ 267 sol 90
Contract farms ..................... 80 623 Of
Railroad contract forces ......... 9G,GA 80
Conveying prisoners ............... 81 64i OF
Literature for prisoners .......... $50 Is
Salaries OF general officers aud
general expenses ................. 692ll GO
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,e37, $50 40
In regard to the State farms, Mr.. Hnl
fayB: The crops raised on Nynno farm
consisted principally Of vegetables, truck
garden products. corn and oats, the majority
OF the vegetables being consumed al Hunts-
Vile. This farm 10 now being worked by
eonyicts afflicted by pulmonary diseases. who
could not be used and worked at any other
service in the system. Tho results OF this
farm have proven very satisfactory in the
past two yoars. having shown net cash
proft OF approximately $500, Harlem plan
tatlon has not proven profitable for the past
Two years on account OF ealamlties by freezes
Hoods and storms.
ION the share farms" Mr.. Hill continues
"second-class labor Il employed, and ] must
confess tina. In the past two years they have
proven Improbable 20 the state. The losses
~ Sewall Campbelrs and Rogers farms,
caused by tho foods OF the Brazos river In
1899. we're a total loss OH Rogers and almost
total loss on Sewall s. Campbell's The
LOSSES on Rogers Spillor'B and tho Walnut
farms In 1900 were caused by excessive rains
overdows and tho rayages OF the boil worm"
Tho average cost per capita OF maintaining
the entire prison population was Sll 10 per
month. This amount includes the salaries
OF officers employees, foramen and guards,
"a well as provisions for the guards, which
are part OF the expense
There have been delivered TO the peniten-
t'sTies and refornatory during the past two
years 2S02 prisoners--252S men and ia boys
at cost Of sl3Ss per capita. an increase OF
rs eents per capita over the cost OF the
previous two years.
Tho total value Of the ponltenuary prop
srty on October 81, iooo, was $2,SS20I6.s2,
showing an Increase during the two years
OF S2l6 92S.40
under he head Of general REMARKS and
recommendations, Mr. Hill says; Your
tries OF tho prisons at Rusk and Huntsville
You will ind that tho cash receipts ~ Rusk
Tor the past I've years "a amount 10 Sss9,oodim
years. My attention has been called 10 this
specially by my able aud efficient assistant
Mr. s. nusSy who S Y in SnaTsS al 4 S tRe
As 10 the increase in the cash receipts OF
the Rusk prison, | Will state that about
100000 Of the ss6s,bhI Is to DO attributed
70 Inv $50 t ~ took chorae nd which
w1s on , nhmu y, enon,h IN sell torsther with
the output Of tho foundriea, AZ 5000 prices.
me at nrost ., SSa.7is'S al MS against
IN 40 a ~, the two preceding years,
amounting to an Increased proht olvSSi4V-oi,
The pentontlaTs s ,n W. ia" ,rying ordoa'
Hsrousn ansrces hat has ever been wit
nesaed during It's history. through unayoid-
ntle ealsmities including fires. floods, storms
90 ~. rnvaycs NJ the boil weevil the totn
ana tne I A,asgn "a n, n mtnImum estimate
,ossee e.. n sn sa w shown In detail In III,
following table; ,.,.,. mo- oooaa and nres
,.ssT sAs "
Contract forces orce rroy,s,ons e,ots-
inE etc ,,;,, - r,ecomhcr'
touimhseo 49, '"F ~ OK Zoo q
svnsius So, So. ,arm
iAI,epi s'a W.. n,o,,s,nn. cloth
Aotua' oa'n ioas' p'o''s'' qss
.lns. ~ 49,, :. mana "a orn cot.
hsssim'dea ioss OF 'iep' Va eoi" w. o, aKn n
tgh sou csno .''''''''''''''''''
n snase ARM sarrn. Actual cash loss.
nFovistons eiothlhs, e.u wa .,;ar '''
na .s.ss soh@ " 'oiA '''' No'' 10 500
s, or rlp, ,;,.i', snrr, Isst,n,ated
Sfwu'- & Snnipse w. r',.sn - a ,kn ,
eoss o. SUrn , sn1 .o'' gunr,arv -
Mfe az tuopsS' RNU'"' 40 Asa !
ledser aeoeun. 80, afcroh %, 'N''-
Flfe AZ Iunovaht ihasn, ""'Sn ksn
~ baIrels husas al ys ~" o. A'SS
Fire az FMrr'h .a !JS pvcsHooE -
~ qer cent OF 400 oe'eS eo''o"' aeo
@ Nv ''''."'-''''''''''''''''''' 9,9VV
,,,xo so
Total loss ls9s Ni as ~
statement OF io-ses ps nu''""f' anu w
weeyn WV;
sAafe iarins ,,,a, .,o non
Aariemi psmage 70 pu n S w S.o
Est mated DAMAGE TO crop 1880. lI'9h
Clemens; pamage to bulldlnss'.'''- 5",eS9
Hsumo1eu oahaso 10 Srop''''t''''' 300
snare inrmh a, non
Rosers' Esumutcu nainase 20 crop. -l'VoV
Dunoyant' hsuma'ed nApiase 70 rsooN
cry 80. 800. - ,...,,,.,'''',. Gov"
Sratton' hS'iHt0u uaias" oon
crop --.''.'''..''..''''''-''' ''-VV
., ,oon sno -
Totaa esunNeu iuss' AVVV''''''''' ss-'o'o
- -, -. .a, sooo ~
Ioeal eoss VT W. so.s = ,s.'i 100, Sos
fou VIII note tna. ~ N.Y. NJ nas psNn Nay
t o. tns n will VII, be psqundcd N Sesa