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JUNE · I 892 . of butter. It would be most important that the milk be made to yield the greatest income in every way possible. I think that you will find that the injury done to our two horses Is due to the want of system in feeding of the horses. To have two of . . . . the most valuable horses injured in this way is a very great financial loss to the school. Mr. Chambliss3 complains that sand is not supplied regularly at . . . . the buck-yard nor mud ground. Please report to me what is necessary in order to remedy this trouble. How much more team is necessary? In regard to the feed of the stock we have gone to the expense of getting a cutter, but the Superintendent of Industries reports that this cutter is seldom used. It is impossible for rue to spend more time in taking up your department in the way that I have, and I ask you most earnestly to make a change in regard to your work. B. T. Washington TLpS Con. ~o6 BTW Papers DLC. John Henry Washington. 2 Henry Clay Ferguson. 3 William Vivian Chambliss. From L. J. Hall Colorado State Penitentiary Canon City, Colo., June 7th 189a Dear Sir: In answer to yours of the 2nd inst relative to Frank Crawford, an inmate of this institution I would say that tlie prisoners are allowed to have good reading, such as magazines weekly papers &c they are not allowed the daily or Sunday edition of daily papers. Papers and stamps for their correspondence are furnished them. Enclosed you will find copy of the rules governing these matters. Books calf study are allowed. Very Respectfully L. J. Hall Chaplain HLSr Con. ~7 BTW Papers DLC. 233