Report of Robert T Devlin President of the State Board of Prison Directors of
Report of Robert T Devlin President of the State Board of Prison Directors of
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Supper. Coffee and bread.
Friday.
Breakfast. Bread, coffee, fried salmon. ( Columbia River salt salmon. ) Dinner. Stew (composed of three hundred and twenty-five pounds of mutton and beef, fifteen bushels of potatoes, and three bushels of onions).
Supper. Bread and tea.
Saturday.
Breakfast. Cornbread and coffee. Dinner. Bean soup and meat. Supper. Coffee and bread.
Sunday.
Breakfast. Bread and coffee.
Dinner. Pork, potatoes, raw onions or pickles.
Supper. Coffee.
I made some inquiry of the offi...cers as to what extent convicts were permitted to perform clerical work in the prison. They are allowed, I was told, to make entries in the books of the Commissary Department, but not in those of the Clerk of the prison.
The per capita cost last year was 45 cents per day, including all repairs; but excluding these, the cost was 36-| cents per capita, and of this amount a per capita cost of 12 cents was required for subsistence.
The convicts are not allowed to put furniture in their cells. They are allowed a looking-glass costing 25 cents, and all else is required to be in keeping with their surroundings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Supper. Coffee and bread.
Friday.
Breakfast. Bread, coffee, fried salmon. ( Columbia River salt salmon. ) Dinner. Stew (composed of three hundred and twenty-five pounds of mutton and beef, fifteen bushels of potatoes, and three bushels of onions).
Supper. Bread and tea.
Saturday.
Breakfast. Cornbread and coffee. Dinner. Bean soup and meat. Supper. Coffee and bread.
Sunday.
Breakfast. Bread and coffee.
Dinner. Pork, potatoes, raw onions or pickles.
Supper. Coffee.
I made some inquiry of the offi...cers as to what extent convicts were permitted to perform clerical work in the prison. They are allowed, I was told, to make entries in the books of the Commissary Department, but not in those of the Clerk of the prison.
The per capita cost last year was 45 cents per day, including all repairs; but excluding these, the cost was 36-| cents per capita, and of this amount a per capita cost of 12 cents was required for subsistence.
The convicts are not allowed to put furniture in their cells. They are allowed a looking-glass costing 25 cents, and all else is required to be in keeping with their surroundings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California State Board of Prison Directors to read onlineMoreLess
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