Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-12

eSTGtislill Ah'AeNf
fnilowing appropriations:
~. ,.,,-r,ot sxpenSes for year CON-
mencing October l. lSl......-..........s 2309o "
Enr Pupils travelling expenSes..:;----- 90 W
ECr an additional boiler Tor meaning, -. -
stc........-.......... LVO" W
Total for Fiscal year lSSl 2, SO 90
For six months Of Fiscal year loo--S-.s i''S0 W
PeniteRtiary.
The semi-annual report Of the Board
of Directors of the PenitentiaTy, shows
the affairs of this Institution to be in
satisfactory condition.
Under the efficient management OF
the present Superintendent, the sanitary
condition of the prison has been much
improved by thOrough..renovating ana
cleansing of all its apartments In the
management Of the prison the primary
object should be- the reformation OF the
convict. To secure this end his time
should he fully employed IN such labor
- he is able to perform, 80 that habits
of industry may be acquired. To en-
able him To- perform the labor imposed,
suitable food and clothing should DC Iur-
n;shPd, and the necessity OF Observing
the nNS Of health strictly enforced.
The Directors fully alive to the import
ancc OF these requirements, have AIDED
The SuuerinJcndcnt in carrying out the
rrGrmatyry, rs we'll - the penal dts
,iplinC IL the prison.
Some 81 the contracts heretofore
entered mo by the Board for convict
labor LaviHE eXP.rsd, a relettlng mas
fcen inside NJ an advance rate per day,
as shown by the report.
owing 10 the decreased number OF
convicts now i'm prison, thereby re'Iuc-
ing the earnings, ami she increased cost
on In> 80. fhe estimates for the ensuing
49,. .-.-.,ri,,,v caSiSS' ftsisS.. -anlount-se
1uested in the former report, VIZ;
For support Of eonyicts and pay OF so,, 40
wv W
For Sgl. ri,S % clerks, superintendent
cuIufutSs;try and puS>iCIs,n....,. 800 "
For rypgir> a. bu iG.rg and furniture. INVO W
No provision was made at the last
:, >SiOn for payment of the officers Tor
* months eudiuG March 81, lSo2. An
AUTHORIZATION is requested for this de
hcicncy.
There v.,.-r confined in she prison during
rl. ~lN uIpu flf~y guIu- N"NCIt"Gs 81 1911 ,s
uf Slu'r rT.>D;,yrs -
To ~ -
N.u' o.. II Stale pr, oEcgs G.sch1rSed dur -
N..a,a' Of U.s. STATE PRISONERS rIGoncd dur
la six muuth>...-.-...... -. II
Mantle. 90. =, Z, prisoners died HHr'hS six :
IA ..-...-... v
MI. 81 federal prisoners discharged
during SIX "a uu tbs )
Number ~ Fcoy.a. p~i>ous-N died during
~ mont n
Number OF prisoners Dcc. mby~ /, ISL ~
Normal schools.
The annUsl report Of the Stat super
intend, nj ot Free schools, maHca salts
ariory exhibit OithewOrE Otthe Normal
schools during the past year. The USE
.IluvSs OF these schools have been 10
some extent impaired, by the refusal OF
lnr LEGISLATURE 90 make IN" annual ap-
rrrpri2ti0nS necessary 10 pay teachers
employed. No appropriation was made
for $50. The schools were, however,
k,pr orcn. the teachers rendering their
:. -yir,s, baliy NJ that the Legislature
would make provision Tor their COM
p,u~atiOn.
To render the schools effective the ap-
|rropriations should be regularly made,
| ~ ina. pupils entering either OF the M
EIui.ylis, would have q guarantee that
|thr school would not be- closed h"tore
Etha REGULAR coUr=' of study was c'm-
Erl,t,i The failure % make the oppro-'
r rrs'.,., fer aUv uua year would n','>-
srri.v CLOS" TIE school, unless Jh'
,.tr.... e.. SIS was lG"U;,~e IN 1870, Would
+ runri.U their services, relying upon the
Fl rgi>ia.u-c 20 comp usaJr them.
i I.,!y we're. enrolled during the year
L. 'rg several sCIvO.S .Lr> pun'~, o!
IN .,.r. - graduated. receiving norma.
liuHuas.
II rt., Superintendent reports, that over
H., Hlmdred students have graduated
F, n 80. s,hnYI,. of which nearly 90
Ia .........-...I in ss'rn,l work
g.. cent. are tu-"-''' I'' NytI't "'5 ~
j J,. perhaps tN!'' rs u'slliN Nii'i't Nl"''"-
rD,. cur POPULATION }, rap.H'S lhtrE.''-
JIG, GCC. ~>Hr!iN lu'F'HNtl'S Ili' I'il''"'i
mar f-rr ~rbg,lS. aud q CONSEQUENT
~ &c.. .....-. t....,.-.-.- W. SIOuIh
-. ,..',., ,r,~,..,' -aH,p's in \ !arye
,,,.,..,.r.. Do. .,rpply thistl,mauI. To gu-
H.. fh.D, IN 10 - they should receive
e. F.,r,r;u.s cara. of lhe legislature.
Ann. -.,..;.-.I br the several
~. r,.-,,... Il,,. r-..lrrn.linm September
H. ISL.
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Tr............ ..-..............S SD y
a ~an-. H.n..- !EriI.N.tt yND'.'',a ~ 81 - -
''''''.'.'.'. '' VI $1,000. -,
II r..ur ........ ...........-.......S SytIi ~
1,'.u.... ..r' end OF yr'"...-...--- - =
Il T.. Superintendent requests that tue
f'rWiug appropriations be made for the
Support OF the schools:
- .'' N''. ''"''@ "'P'''i'"'' pom On
T.. .lr Yer ,ad.ug September 81, ,,,.., ~,
,., ....,.....'''''''''.''''' M
', <, u. rIS.,....... 80 N
Repairs.
a .->lta.r Coolies, 20 %
4 tru. .g Nwrml l.-...........-.-- ~ ,,
~ '."..,s Normal 9'"e' - ~ "
Eases anu APP"r"'"S' 80, ~,
'yr''r, 49, S'. ,,,...I 81 ~
4 rI.uul Norma. ~.nool.................... ~ %