A Hundred Years of Rip and Roarin Rough and Ready By Andy Rogers (1952)(Hathitrust) (117 pages)

rt Tee FN pene ereeseserenese = ' It's worthy to note that the century = from 1848 to 1948 has been a stirring age — and history could repeat itself. ist. If our Representative Heads would ~{ permit the free flow of gold and advance the price of gold to meet the higher costs of materials and labor. id, 2nd. If our War Department would elini inate rackets, fraudulent and wasteful spend. ing which add to the cost and delays of wars g which naturally add to the loss of lives and . brings on a man-power crisis in war preparedness. Sra. If the Administration would make an honest effort and in a big way smash Communism ways in the government and the country at ) large--clean house, get rid of unworthy and disloyal officials. 4th. The need is to "Investigate the In. estigatore." Include Department of Justice. / th. onvince the country we are facing a grave peril. 6th. Good citizens and Washington are Bits from knowing the half of it. Corruption in Administration. : 2th. Prevent white washing and interferfence in investigations and hearings of ConI stituted Committees and their hit and run ‘agenda's. “Ah 8th. This story hinges on gold digging q and In view of the fact that this compiler . covers the ground work and Root of the Govern{ments long series of evils on West Coast and Washington, D.C., with personal documentary wt proofs and an expert on manpower crisis, and wjwasteful spending with dishonesty in wer ef‘forts and justice developing from a long series of political bribery, and dictatorship »){and greedy power of a mere handful of disloy‘al officials and labor czars in Communist ways. I am justified in charging: . 9th. Dishonest officials and their part4 ners In crime have reasons not to fear the ‘long arm of the Government. In my efforts to tjmip in the bud organized crimes flowing in . and out of Washington for a continued seven. teen years. . 10th. To my knowledge nothing done to even ‘try a cure.llth. No investigation or hearing has been { completed and there will be none completed un'¢11 the complete picture of the root, acts and deeds are allowed to be presented. 12th. The surface has not been scratched. Agendas in California a farce; hit and run 1 “shows” only increase in crimes. 13th. Tom Clark's war frauds unit, arny ® i services, Senate war Investigation Committee, . and the worst House Investigation coupled with the unsound condition of the Department . of Justice. Naval Intelligence and scores of ' others too numerous to mention. U.S. Employment Service, all in a huddle and even worse, some conniving and feather bedding--continually evading and ducking me and my conclusive evidence, including my ten-day brush-offs on Capitol Hill, with offers of bribe instead of hearings. One hundred years ago General Zachary Taylor, “Old Rough and Ready," was not given proper support from ‘iashington, D.C. to fight wars and he criticized the administration-but he went ahead and won wars and became famous, and by the citizens demand became President of the United States. Now One hundred years after, on which this story hinges, will history repeat itself and Generel MacArthur be the cause of Harry S. losing out? The pudlic thinks General MacGoogle Arthur was not given proper support to fight the Korean war, but he went ahead and won battles and knew what he was doing or. should do. By the stroke of the pen and apparently in the dead of the night, the General was fired. Now he, "The General," is a most famous hero and has been given the greatest reception in the history of the United States, more so than what any President has received. If democracy is to live there is a much more needed story on dishonesty in Government that would cover a book, but needs more ability to prepare. Rough and Ready seceded from the Union for a much less cause. “We have a good government, but a much corrupt and wasteful administration. Surface not scratched. Citizen, Andy Rogers VOLUME ONE CHAPTERS ONE Early Day California History (Donner-Reed Party) TWO ~Zachary Taylor (Old Rough and Ready) THREE Gold Rush and Mining FOUR Rip Roaring Rough and Ready ("Once the Great Republic") FIVE Noted Emigrants and Old Timers SIX World Most Glamorous Gals (Lola Montez and Lotta Crabtree) SEVEN Crossing the Plains and Via Vessell EIGHT Indians and Chinamen NINE Stamps and Post Offices TEN One Hundred Years After CHAPTER ONE 1848 Early Day Calffornia History 1950 More Than One Hundred Years After California The Golden State "Signifying Hot Furnace* The Popy State Most Famous To Attract Gold Hunters Noted Emigrants and Old Timers THAR'S heap of gold in them thar hills Get your pick and pan And shovel to beat the band We'll go to town As soon as gold is found Dance and love to make and return to make another stake. EARLYDAY CALIFORNIA HISTORY Aloroan lended in California in 1540. Cabrillo landed at Point Loma near San Diego in October, 1542. He discovered Channel Island where he repaired his vessels in Cuyler Harbor, San Miguel Island. Sir Francis Drake landed at Drakes Bay above San Francisco in 1579. He nailed a brass plate to a post which was found many, many years after. Russians had an outpost near Nicolar Fort Ross, 1812. Drake discovered San Francisco Bay and he had a fleet of Three vessels. There is no record of him penetrating the back country for gold. California was discovered by Sir Francis Drake in 1578. It was first settled by the Spaniards in 1768. At San Diego Spanish power was overthrown by the Mexican revolution in 1852. By a treaty of peace which followed the Mexican War, California bir ceded to the United States for ¥15,000,000. Signor Jose’ Do Alver asserts that he was

rt Tee FN pene ereeseserenese = ' It's worthy to note that the century = from 1848 to 1948 has been a stirring age — and history could repeat itself. ist. If our Representative Heads would ~{ permit the free flow of gold and advance the price of gold to meet the higher costs of materials and labor. id, 2nd. If our War Department would elini inate rackets, fraudulent and wasteful spend. ing which add to the cost and delays of wars g which naturally add to the loss of lives and . brings on a man-power crisis in war preparedness. Sra. If the Administration would make an honest effort and in a big way smash Communism ways in the government and the country at ) large--clean house, get rid of unworthy and disloyal officials. 4th. The need is to "Investigate the In. estigatore." Include Department of Justice. / th. onvince the country we are facing a grave peril. 6th. Good citizens and Washington are Bits from knowing the half of it. Corruption in Administration. : 2th. Prevent white washing and interferfence in investigations and hearings of ConI stituted Committees and their hit and run ‘agenda's. “Ah 8th. This story hinges on gold digging q and In view of the fact that this compiler . covers the ground work and Root of the Govern{ments long series of evils on West Coast and Washington, D.C., with personal documentary wt proofs and an expert on manpower crisis, and wjwasteful spending with dishonesty in wer ef‘forts and justice developing from a long series of political bribery, and dictatorship »){and greedy power of a mere handful of disloy‘al officials and labor czars in Communist ways. I am justified in charging: . 9th. Dishonest officials and their part4 ners In crime have reasons not to fear the ‘long arm of the Government. In my efforts to tjmip in the bud organized crimes flowing in . and out of Washington for a continued seven. teen years. . 10th. To my knowledge nothing done to even ‘try a cure.llth. No investigation or hearing has been { completed and there will be none completed un'¢11 the complete picture of the root, acts and deeds are allowed to be presented. 12th. The surface has not been scratched. Agendas in California a farce; hit and run 1 “shows” only increase in crimes. 13th. Tom Clark's war frauds unit, arny ® i services, Senate war Investigation Committee, . and the worst House Investigation coupled with the unsound condition of the Department . of Justice. Naval Intelligence and scores of ' others too numerous to mention. U.S. Employment Service, all in a huddle and even worse, some conniving and feather bedding--continually evading and ducking me and my conclusive evidence, including my ten-day brush-offs on Capitol Hill, with offers of bribe instead of hearings. One hundred years ago General Zachary Taylor, “Old Rough and Ready," was not given proper support from ‘iashington, D.C. to fight wars and he criticized the administration-but he went ahead and won wars and became famous, and by the citizens demand became President of the United States. Now One hundred years after, on which this story hinges, will history repeat itself and Generel MacArthur be the cause of Harry S. losing out? The pudlic thinks General MacGoogle Arthur was not given proper support to fight the Korean war, but he went ahead and won battles and knew what he was doing or. should do. By the stroke of the pen and apparently in the dead of the night, the General was

fired. Now he, "The General," is a most famous hero and has been given the greatest reception in the history of the United States, more so than what any President has received. If democracy is to live there is a much more needed story on dishonesty in Government that would cover a book, but needs more ability to prepare. Rough and Ready seceded from the Union for a much less cause. “We have a good government, but a much corrupt and wasteful administration. Surface not scratched. Citizen, Andy Rogers VOLUME ONE CHAPTERS ONE Early Day California History (Donner-Reed Party) TWO ~Zachary Taylor (Old Rough and Ready) THREE Gold Rush and Mining FOUR Rip Roaring Rough and Ready ("Once the Great Republic") FIVE Noted Emigrants and Old Timers SIX World Most Glamorous Gals (Lola Montez and Lotta Crabtree) SEVEN Crossing the Plains and Via Vessell EIGHT Indians and Chinamen NINE Stamps and Post Offices TEN One Hundred Years After CHAPTER ONE 1848 Early Day Calffornia History 1950 More Than One Hundred Years After California The Golden State "Signifying Hot Furnace* The Popy State Most Famous To Attract Gold Hunters Noted Emigrants and Old Timers THAR'S heap of gold in them thar hills Get your pick and pan And shovel to beat the band We'll go to town As soon as gold is found Dance and love to make and return to make another stake. EARLYDAY CALIFORNIA HISTORY Aloroan lended in California in 1540. Cabrillo landed at Point Loma near San Diego in October, 1542. He discovered Channel Island where he repaired his vessels in Cuyler Harbor, San Miguel Island. Sir Francis Drake landed at Drakes Bay above San Francisco in 1579. He nailed a brass plate to a post which was found many, many years after. Russians had an outpost near Nicolar Fort Ross, 1812. Drake discovered San Francisco Bay and he had a fleet of Three vessels. There is no record of him penetrating the back country for gold. California was discovered by Sir Francis Drake in 1578. It was first settled by the Spaniards in 1768. At San Diego Spanish power was overthrown by the Mexican revolution in 1852. By a treaty of peace which followed the Mexican War, California bir ceded to the United States for ¥15,000,000. Signor Jose’ Do Alver asserts that he was