Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-16
GEORGETOWN O, TUESDAY JANUARY 16, 1914 ST

prlsoned. the proceeds Of such labor shall
be applied, first, TO the payment Of the
costs OF such prosecution, secondly, to
the payment Of any fne OF damages that
hemay be a5judged to pay by the lCoutt,
and if any shall remain after the payment
OF such costs, fine and damages, il shall
be paid 10 such prisoner on his dis
charge in the manner hereinafter direct.
ed.
ID. The proceeds OF the labor Of any
prisoner shall be received by The Jailor,
and by him paid into the County Treasu.
ry, for which he shall take The Treasur-
er's receipt, and dsposie the same with
the County Auditor, and take the COun-
ty Auditors receipt therefor and be by
him kept and preserved.
Is. A copy OF the Bible shall be fur
nished TO each and every prisoner, pro-
vided such prisoner shall dse the same
without indulging in any blasphemy in
relation thereto, or make any other i'm
proper use thereof.
Is. Attarnies and counsellorS at law
for all prisoners shall have free access TO
such prisoner for all professional pur-
poses that may be necessary in relation
TO the business OF such prisoner, but no
other person shall be permitted TO speak
20 any prisoner accused of crime. with
out the presenceand consent of the Jail>
or.
IT, No prisoner accused o. crime
shall entertain or have any cOnversatio II
with any person at or through any OF the
outside doors, or through any of the win
dOws Of the Jail.
lS. No prisoner shall indulge in any
loud laughter, loud talk or loud singing,
nor shall they be permitted TO use any
profane or obscene language.
10. When a prisoner shall be in con-
fnement in the cell or Dungeon Of the
Jail, and under the sentence of the law
to be fed on bread and water only, no
person other than the Jalor, shall speak
TO such prisoner, unless it shall be neces
saryin the discharge of such JaiLor's duty
infurnishing such prisoner bread and wa
ter: All light shall be excluded from the
dungeon or cell during, such confinement,
except so far as may be necessary TO Sc
cure proper ventilation; Shut in case ol
sickness, the physycian is to haVO access
to such prisoner as in other cases.
20. If any meat or drink, other than
bread and water, shall be furnished any
prisoner under sentence of law as afore-
said, it shall be regarded as a violation Ol
the duty of the Jailor, and he shall there
for be liable to such fine as the Cour'
may think proper TO adjudge him 10 pay
and his want of knowledge of the fact
or ais assent thereto, shall be no excuse
or defence.
81. 1t shall be- the duty of the Jallo
at tho close of each and every day Il
visit and enter into every apartment o
the Jail in which any prisoner may b'
confined, and make proper search as Il
the condition of the prisoner. and esPe
clally ascertain what means, If any, arr
being used to effect an escape.
%. In all cases it shall be the righ
and duty of the Jailor to enforce proPe
discipline and a strict observance of thes'
ru les and for a violation of any of which
By any prisoner, it shall be the duty o
the Jailor, first, to admoDish or reprl
mind such prisoner; and for secOn
violation of SAID rules, or any of them
the Jailor may punish such ofeOder b
the infection of stripes, in the presenc
of two credible Witnesses, and IN
such cases the Jailor shall make an entT
thereof in bis book, stating The numbc
of stripes, and the names of the witness
es in whose presence such punishme1
was inflicted, Provided, that in no cal
shall corporeal punishment be intiIcie
upon any female, or upon any IDIOT
lunatic, or insane person.
: OWEN T FISHBACK.
: Pest. Judge 10th Judicial Circuit
i Ohio.
u T.Duarv q 1914