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... San Quentin , made by the Assembly Committee on State Prison and Prison Buildings . 39 - Report on the proposed Branch Prison at Folsom , made by the Senate Committee on State Prison and Prison Buildings . 40 - Report of the State Land ...
... San Quentin , made by the Assembly Committee on State Prison and Prison Buildings . 39 - Report on the proposed Branch Prison at Folsom , made by the Senate Committee on State Prison and Prison Buildings . 40 - Report of the State Land ...
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... San Quentin to Folsom and securing to the grantor the use of their labor to the amount of fifteen thousand dollars , estimated at fifty cents per day for each convict employed . After the making of the report of the State Prison ...
... San Quentin to Folsom and securing to the grantor the use of their labor to the amount of fifteen thousand dollars , estimated at fifty cents per day for each convict employed . After the making of the report of the State Prison ...
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... San Quentin , is a potent argument in favor of the completion of the Branch Prison . The necessity for immediate action on the part of the State seems urgent . The growing numbers of convicts must in some way be provided for . There are ...
... San Quentin , is a potent argument in favor of the completion of the Branch Prison . The necessity for immediate action on the part of the State seems urgent . The growing numbers of convicts must in some way be provided for . There are ...
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... San Quentin , which costs the State not less than one thousand dol- lars per month , or twelve thousand per year ; and the water power at the Branch Prison does away , also , with the necessity of providing steam power for manufacturing ...
... San Quentin , which costs the State not less than one thousand dol- lars per month , or twelve thousand per year ; and the water power at the Branch Prison does away , also , with the necessity of providing steam power for manufacturing ...
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... San Quentin , Marin County , the following members being present : Senators Shirley , Whitney , McGarvey , Beazell , Goodwin , Nunan , and Hill . Most of your committee remained five days , devoting the time to a rigid examination into ...
... San Quentin , Marin County , the following members being present : Senators Shirley , Whitney , McGarvey , Beazell , Goodwin , Nunan , and Hill . Most of your committee remained five days , devoting the time to a rigid examination into ...
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