The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-23
No2o.

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farm: The provisions in references to the
period for which any youth is commit
ted and the statement which must 40.
company the commitment, aud the form
thereof, are also hereby extended 10 and
shall be held to apply to commitments to
the state reform farm.
Sec. ie. ltis hereby further provided
that the several provisions contained in
section l5, 10 and IL, of the said act,
entitled "ah act 10 authorize houses Of
refuge in reference TO the apprenticing
aud The cancellation Of iudenturs Of ap-
premiership, and tho arrest and recap.
ture otfugitives, be and thay are hereby
extended to aud shall DO held 10 apply 20
said state reform farm, and the same
shall be the case with provisions in re.
ference to any return TO any writ Of ha-
beas corpus, directed TO any commission
er officer or employee. upon said state
reform farm, as contained In section 10
and 20 Of said act, provided that fggi-
tlves from said farm may be retakon up
on the written order Of the acting com.
missioner, or the chief officer upOn the
farm, or by any commissioner, ollicer, or
lomployee, upon frosh pursuit without
any such order.
Soc. l3. The costs in any case, and
the actual expenses incurred In the trans.
lporlation otany youth to the state reform
farm, shall DO paid by the county from
which such youth is committed, upon
the order Of the county auditor, to the
officer transporting saoh youth, upon the
presentation Of his sworn statement Of
account certified to by the proper officer
upon said state reform farm. IL is here
by made tho duty Of the officer who shall
fbo charged with the execution Of the
commitment made out BY the court,
30 retain the person so ordered 10 be COM
mitted in his custody until he shall be
notified by the board of commissioners
that there is room for the intended inmate
at the state reform farm.
Sec. ID. II shall be lawful for the
governor upon the written recommends
tion Of the board Of directors of any house
of refuge, or the board of commissioners
Of reform schools, or the manager or
owners Of reformatories, to remove any
youth committed to any reform school
from one reform school 70 another, the
cost Of transportation TO be paid by the
reform school at whose instance the re-
moval takes place. Such removal, how.
ever, shall not increase the period fol
. which such youth was TO remain in sucl
, reform school, notice Of such removal
j il deemed proper, shall bs given TO th,
? parents or guardians Of the youth, AM
!, the clerk Of the court OF com mon pleas O
d the county from which he was committee
Q and in all cases, when so removed, th
l youth shall be under the control Of th
Q authorities Of tho institution TO which h
, is removed, in like manner as If original
y committed therein, and shall be dis
charged only by the authorities aforesaid
Any Juvenile offender or convict, now o
hereafter sentenced to or confined in th
Ohio penitentiary, or any Jail in the state
may, al the discretion Of the governor
be removed to the state reform farm, o
any other reform school, il there be rcou
therein, the offender to be admitted undei
tho bylaws, rules aud regulations Of said
. reform school.
Sec. l5. The PARENTS and friends O.
any youth committed TO any reform
school, willing TO bear the expenses OF
the same. may, by agreement made be-
tween them aud the authorities Of thc
respective reform schools, be held 80 bay
q weekly charge, not exceeding one dol
lar and fifty cents, the moneys so receiy-
ed to be duly reported, and expended as
other moneys, for the benefit of such ro-
form school.
Sec. l6. 1t shall be lawful for any
person or persons, or any benevolent OF
charitable society either now or hereaf-
ter Legally organized in this state, TO es-
tablish reform school Of class there, tc
be called "reformatory," as provided
in section 4 Of this act, into which youth
may be committed, as hereinafter pro
vided, for tAe purpose of training and
practicing them in agricultural, horticul
tural mechanical or manufacturing labor,
The person or persons, or society, having
: determined 10 establish reform atory as
! aforesaid my procure, examine and fl
, upon plaLs, specifications and estimates
for erecting suitable buildings, or altering
or improving, or furnishing and complet'
: ing any aready built, arrange and lay ou
any farm or LOT Of land in tins state, TO be
, used as reformatory for the reception and
safe keeping. maintenance and proper
training Of Juvenile offenders; aud II is
hereby made the duty Of the commission
ers for reform schools, to aid such person
or persons. or society, With proper advice
; and with al information in their poses
sion; and when such reformatory shall b'
completed, the fact Of such completion
= shall be reported to the board Of comis
soners for reform schools, who shall i'm
mediately take the proper measure +
. have the same thoroughly examined
{ either by themselves or some persou ap
? pointed by them, TO ascertain whether !
is suitably prepared for the reception Q
inmates, aud supplied with capable teach
D ers, and whether proper rules and fegula
! tions have been adopted, which rules an
I Regulations shall not afterwards be altered
or amended, except with the advice snI
consent Of said board Of commissioners
. The expense Of the examination aforesaid
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