The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-01-18

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1o- Neatly and ptslansls executed -tssk
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vorn J.r 30th. al5 solSyicls. cf Shcm
30 we're United SiatesiBFispnsrs.
All tic labor ofithe{p prison z seeE,' 50
much as is required sfSyl Esisoa Pprrosrs
proper, has been lss.toIsSasrae'or!Pi
The Superiuttudeat states in bis g.
po.t. that the cost foF lte past six
mont is Of supporting 253 pFisous,s,
docs not exceed the cosllof supporting
for ths same time in 1871 only i0G
prisoners.
The repor, Of Tie cSmhlisssT57 shows
Tint the daily dietary cost per tapits
for the past six mouths. il enly SIX aud
nne,rlir,ie,Il cents
a suEisieuey Of waseEl lsasSi for some
tiHe greatly needed attlseE ERsnitentiary,
aud became nj last a aiuSesssity. The
Directors hsyc supplied tllat want by
means u sleaW puRpIanll liz!urss,
procured 1t tho ycryiEsasonatIe costof
81 400, and withwhtch 40 abundant
supply Of water Is aow Obtained froa
/ .
the Ohio river.
Certain land owners, through whose
lands tic sever IroM die prison TO
Crave creek passss. Layee ebt5iastl au .
injunction prohibiting che prison au.
,hori,ics from using5Lhe sswcF. Whilst
tie State Aap, of eSgFse, tberighs to
toke private prepertyslRF'P public parpO.
.ss. upOa making pFsBssls1a just co'f.
pen,ati~n, yet ihetetis8nollaw prSscrib-
ing the mode III wllislI lhis right, III
curtain eases. halliGsIexsrc;sed. Lag.
i,lation i necessary 70 authorize tho
Bmrd Vi DirGr,urslo loIasqnire 50 much
land as may be needed t6r Lhc sewer,
and TO provide the tnoaelof proceeding
to ob,uin it, and otgasegslainieg tho
compensation to be patti:
concur in the opiIionIotlio liaarl,
tia, the laws rel6tingsto due. penitea.
tiary should bo resi$sd aud csPceially
tho law PERTAINING 70 jssptFaets for con. !
vic, labor. The li59f houid be au
thori4a'i y employ 9leSicts Silhoat tho
prison Oh S,atR S6gl; En!i also to hire
them npon aacl, tirinsIasishsy may pres
scribe, to labor. upoa wotEs ef fiutcraal
improvements.
ZEt=i is=Pt16aglsst syoaEm6y do solia.#
.itOlftn5nii certaistEss! ot5inttrasls= I
.impt0yeutenls zby8s6ntE s0Eil gzcol yiotz
labor.
Should you='l eeal5sl!y scheme
worthy Of encouragement E6yzthe State
there can bu no rtRsons6lo5ohjection "a
ai'Iiug it in tl'i, 3ay.@' Thee Instruction.
Of II railroad, or talHpikejroad. OF tho
mprovemrut Of+Ztilc5nhvigntior Of "
stream, inc casrs for thefatmrrs tho ia.
ciIitics Of u uatketius undergraduates, and
for AIl tho means of$dispnsing Of tho
products OF their labOr4anl obtaining
their supplies, and brings the citizens of
the different portions Of5the Slatu into
more frequent ond closer association,
thus rruderiugfth0 State more prosper.
Gus and her people musc homogeneous
aud harmonious.
The necessary appropriations for this
institution fOt the ucxt two years are
stated in tho report Of the directors.
The directors and officers Of the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind Asylum hayc main-
tuiued scry Efficient and economical
administrator Of this State churity,
which cOuEers inestinabIo benefits upon
the unfortunate children who are tLerc
cared for aud educated.
The report OF tho directors, aud tho
accompanying reports. contain full and
Interesting information as to the coadi-
ton of the institution, nndi The manage
mcns of each Of its departments. There
werO III attendance during the'scssior
Of lSTG.7:
,talrs. Females rotals.
DSnt mules 50 q g.
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