The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-01-11

poses ....:............ l.s Mills 1874 mills
,,,,. eha1gs IL q. ss.l ys.. j. blythe
grown up in some Of our institutions Of receisias
6cs leads to delay of theif report. for two Or
Ndes'rable. now that the Legislature meets bien-
nay, that tho full reports Of State Institutions and
should 10 furnished 10 print for the deliber-
man 'hey can possibly bo under the existing lAN.
INC dates OF making official reports should also
s Ss ,hat Thp Law should be amended
printed fer tho use Of the legislature, except that
OF the commissioner Of statistcs need be made
and the
annual appropriations be hereafter made for fscal
instead OF calendar years, your own provision in
1as regard to close with the dsca year ending IN
vatcuS charitable, reformatory And PENAL in:
sotions OF tho State present satisfactory record
shes anAee1eht ard the results accom-
increase Of our population Is the fact that nearv
81 these institutions have already reached the limit
a a9d are asking t your hands
Tho inspector. 4 the sssts Prison submit. . VOL
.1;, - tepofN winch exhibits in much detail the
prison highly commended and tho record o. Of 'ns s
inmates - to conduct and condition 10 represented
s Ths total poRa.oa q ii.
1s r. $ !!;! :a@ 5sf isss ss1s7$e ls9l
tbs,ea to spHs on Of
Re H% tot lss3 to be 900 aud fos 1884 $685.
.sw: t tms sne earnings and tor tho
There has been expended daeinp tho pa.t ve.r
SSTSI % IN construction Of additional wall, for
1881, also liabilities incurred for having straste
na. .ns g. 7o
and ~Scs /. wns9 ta sss
+: ' 70 es$sst:
Of 100 additional cells. Thers ~'I 1te hut
sa:s s s.: oe e r. e.' .;s':
snnroy cen t 70 m should b: thststore
this respect. The completion Of tho wsii Would
AZ Greatly to the security Of tho prison. which. -
sity: Tho expenditure might BE- made 70 cover se =
period OF two or moro years. and thereby relieve
S se1 ;r S1 to .e:t extent
f,the urgency Of this matter. - "
jThe psison enclosure viii afford anpae room for
2Vv or S0G csls about double the present capacity
concentrate the population Of ths class in one I'M
stitntion. whore tho cost Of rpanaeement viii Int
SLIGHTLY increase With it, growth. until it, fui
estimate. the prison can Do made to meet III 70.
9uirements for ten years to come BY increa.in1
~. ce,i capacity 70 tho limit allowed 81
room or machinery. tho labor Of tho convicts can by
tu!ly employed: Some Of tho eravest objection Ia
:9e Location ct tie prison AZ now overcome. though
part OF wisdom now to make complete 81 possihie
tne present institution, whom 1t 10 Confidently b.
heved 1t Will DO placed . self sustainine basis
14roR8 SCHOOL.
The report Of the board Of msnaaers az tia IA.
form school shows gratifying record for tie nat
Two years. The commitments to this institution
this number 225 have besn in Connection nh Il
curing tho past two years, and 1913 are inmstes sf
We present time esk Your careful consideration
70 the Law regulating commitments. especially thst
leasase which provides for the maintenance b. esch
county, o. the youth they respsosvs,y send 70 tie
II The early history Of the school Sor
THIS discrimination IN the unaintenanoe az ~
aasn1fe1 nam lot much q th1ls 19ea - ~