The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1882-01-26
WE are indebted to the State Board of

We are indebted to the State Board of
Supervision for copy of its annual re-
port, covering the fiscal year closing
September 80, 1881. 1t contains many
interesting facts from which we CLEAN
the following: The average population
for the year in the different institutions
is as follows: State Hospital for Insane,
566; Northern Hospital, 50; Industrial
School, 404; Deaf and Dumb Institution,
172; Institution for Blind, IS; State
Prison, 283. The cost of these is respec-
lively as follows; $134, 400; 124, 3S1; 3d.
04S; 80, 1872; 1917; 46, 700.
The total number of persons who re-
ceived treatment during the year at the
Northern Hospital is 660. Of these 81
were discharged recovered. and 10 i'm
proved. During the year there were adj
mitted III persons. Fifty five of these
were Germans, 13 Irish, and 9 Nor
wegian; had received collegiate educa-
ton and "a were illiterate. The county
of Manitowoc has Al persons in the hos
pital although entitled to but 81. 1t has
a greater number in the Northern Hospi-
tai than any other county in the district.
For period of five years the greatest
number confined are between the ages of
20 and %.
In the nationality of persons commit
ted to the Industrial school during the
year those of German parentage lead,
having %, Americans next, Irish third
and English fourth. During the year
there was but one committed from Mani
towoc county, the offence being larceny.
In the In stitution for Deaf and Dumb
there are five from Manitowoc county.
In nationality of parents the pupils are
III the following order: German, Ameri-
can, Irish. The county has also one in
mate in the Institution for the Blind.
There are but two other children thus af-
ficted in the county.
The State Prison is not wholly self
supporting and will require an appropri-
alton of SIS. 200 this year. The Warden
in his report advises Indeterminate SEN
fences SO that convict may have hope
even though his crime should be deserv-
ing of life sentence. Since the organ
ization of the prison there have been con-
fined 3,015. Manitowoc furnished SO of
these, being the 18th county in the state
in the number of convicts. Sixty-four
were Blacks, ID Mulattoes, IL Indians,
the remainder Whites. Americans fur
nished l,799; foreigners, 1,216, Of the
foreigners 443 were Germans; 3O2, Irish;
140, Canadians. There are more farmers
and farm laborers in the State Prison
than those of any other employment.
Until this year there was no editor or
publisher committed. Now there are
three. There were more persons confn-
ed during the year 1878 than for any 9TH
er year since the prison was organized.
THE following has been furnished for
publication by the secretary of the Coun-
ty Teachers Association in accordance
with the instructions given at late
meeting held at Two Rivers:
CONSTITUTION OF THE MANITowOC co. TEACH
ERS AND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
ARTICLE v.
SECTION /. The county snail be divided into
four districts for the purpose of holding local
teachers meetings.
SEC. III. The northern district shall comprise
the towns of Two Creeks, Mishicott, Gibson,
Kossuth and Two Rivers.
SIC. Ill. The western district shall comprise
the towns of Franklin, Maple Grove, Rockiand.
Cato and Manitowoc Rapids.
SEC. ". The southern district shall comprise
the towns of Eaton Schleswig, Liberty, Newton,
Meme and Centerville
SEC. V. The eastern district shall comprise
the town of Manitowoc and the cities of Mani
towoc and Two Rivers
SEC. VI The time. place of holding and pro-
gram of district meetings shall be determined
by the teachers of the respective districts by
and with the advice of the President of this As
ISOLATION.
ARTICLE KILL
This constitution may be amended at any
meeting provided that a majority of those pres
ent shall vote in favor of such amendment or
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