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The owners propose to cede to the State a site for a prison, with inex- haustible quarries and sufficient land for cultivation, in consideration of the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, to be paid for in convict labor. This location we regard as a desirable one for this purpose, being connected by the company's road with the Sacramento Valley Eailroad. The supply of water is abundant for the most extensive manufacturing pur- poses, and the labor of the prisoners in working the quarries, it is cl...aimed, would always yield a profitable return to the State. It is a question whether the diversion of one hundred convicts would not at the same time relieve the old prison, and such labor be profitably employed in laying the foundation for a new and permanent one. The last report of the Board of Prison Directors shows that on the first day of November, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, there were fifty-one prisoners under sentence for one year, and one hundred for two years. Two hundred and twenty-one were twenty-five years old or less ; sixty-six had not reached the age of twenty, and one was but sixteen years old.
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The owners propose to cede to the State a site for a prison, with inex- haustible quarries and sufficient land for cultivation, in consideration of the sum of fifteen thousand dollars, to be paid for in convict labor. This location we regard as a desirable one for this purpose, being connected by the company's road with the Sacramento Valley Eailroad. The supply of water is abundant for the most extensive manufacturing pur- poses, and the labor of the prisoners in working the quarries, it is cl...aimed, would always yield a profitable return to the State. It is a question whether the diversion of one hundred convicts would not at the same time relieve the old prison, and such labor be profitably employed in laying the foundation for a new and permanent one. The last report of the Board of Prison Directors shows that on the first day of November, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, there were fifty-one prisoners under sentence for one year, and one hundred for two years. Two hundred and twenty-one were twenty-five years old or less ; sixty-six had not reached the age of twenty, and one was but sixteen years old.
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