Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08
N,S,.EurSr oF SINrE PRISON. uDT'E o. C1EEE-
nos ,Sp EEToIH SCHOOL

Th,. Law at the list session placed tnc sttt' Fms
On and the House ui correction under one rrird;
50 arranged that Al least onr rlniier Shndl hoId
over. The wUrLing ut maj LAW mas h''h N'iS
>t.isflctur, 10 me. ami iilik I'll Yer! ln"' TAM
that The Reform School sh1u!d h. l'lired
una,r The. same board. Although the iuSll-
turions diner -lInry hat w character, II thls differ
cncr docs not apflt 10 tue dates 81 Ia directors
OF trustees.
ease Is their Business to settle the arruHiS, see
Ia tn. rEr, base ui supplies make c"nlrI'tI Tor
Labor. pend AZ" appropriations Tor new huihsS
.iIIl IN general SUPER i7r Ia" Iu-h's- W'''s'' q"
NIs. one board having charge ot tac tLrtc IN
Stltuiiou> al he able 1" apply What sud lh'N hhi
m nnr To The Others AMI Will acquire daring thrti
terms N the management III the three innsh bet
Ter knowledge al their duties; they VIII have u
better plan and system ut administration. There
has lsrcu llmcnilhlr ltA 81 ms heretofore
Their. were. ser example. three different methods
uf drawing money and sc.!irg accounts, diiicr-
EN- one fpr clchGt these three institutions. dilrt
rul methods ut appointing slpciintrnirni4, tlnrr-
emf requirements about reports 81 directors AMI
superintendent. about paving moneys over q" Tue
Staf. Treasurer, about bylaws, aoui inc appoint
mcui OF assistants. AMI other differences entirety
without reason. one board "t managers VIII LOOK
at th,. wants of The whole State. II buildings ARE
urti nr asked for n ill ui them, thr' 'ih jung
whore. lb,y .tu u-yt.ri ;rr "Si. AMI Their report
will h, some guide and hep IN !tElsid,l"n 'rI'-
nfrrc each board has represented Inc wants OF us
institution AMI n was quite ~ likely 10 ht qurS-
! tru vi who worked III" hardest whose lhl'tiu-
greatest d..
Nnu;hIy isis u ihTcr 'ruSicc- 10 any % These
INSTITUTION. Is i useless cApcnss- hrilet pan Is
i nave one uf The board primarily Responsible i"r
each institution. Visiting Il once month, Or ~
often A. need br. He feels thea Il personal re-
,pousiluliN aud Will lnuk after the details quite ~
well Is a holri ut three. lhc whole board can
meet al stated times. perhaps once quarter. The
syirr 81, ffsr - considerable, - the mere pay
nf a hoard o.! ,nsi irsH :'''- =" 5i.4ul yer wear.
and a board hay ing charge, of all me nNihdiG nt
Tins sind IN the state and the responsibility OF the
whole expense being upon Them Is more likely to
consider points al ECONOMY than Il hoard having
,bIr,. but one and who viii very likely want 10
ti.ss der ,rru # 'Si Ii sime new building
,r other iuitt cnirnt. In other siaiest &. ma trh
found 10 bring an iTpt"Nci administration, ana T."
,timint II expenses to abolish all these a'pdralc
huit,is NJ charities ami correction. nnd combine
ihctr duties In ui.c ',Gi; On" board "i tl'S klhd
would Lee likely Ia have longer tchhrr 81 u'lCt
tn hr chosen more carefully with reference 4" the
u.pnrtaurc ot their positions. AMI 10 acquire
t,' 81 ku.l 'tl"s 90 their duties. Thai The tower
nor and IpJtrnau Governor ahsHld De- -"ii'clo
members OF tins board Is wise. The! VA nave al