Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-04-18

his or her age. Accompanying this war
rant the Judge shall transmit to the super
intendent by the officer executing it a state
ment OF the nature Of the complaint, to-
gether with such other particulars concern
ing the boy or girl that the Judge is able to
ascertain. IL
SEC. Is. If the judge is of the opinion
that the boy or girl is not fit subject
for the school, or If said boy or girl shall
appeal from the decision Of the court in
which the conviction was had he shall re-
mald him or her to the custody of the
officer in charge to be returned to the mag
istrate before whom the conviction was
had to be dealt with according to law.
SEC. IL. II any parent or guardian shall
make complaint to a judge of a court of
ward of said parent or guardian is habit
ualiy vagrant, or disorderly, or incorrigible
it shall be lawful for said Judge to issue a
warrant to have the sheriff OF constable to
cause said boy or girl to be brought before
him at such time and place as he may ap-
point, when and where said Judge shall ex-
anime the parties and if in his Judgment
the said boy or girl is fit subject for the
reform school, he may issue an order with
the consent OF said parent or guardian en-
dorsed thereon, to be executed by the sheriff
or constable committing said boy or girl to
the custody OF the superintendent of said
school, for reformation and instruction till
ne shall attain the age OF majority; pro-
vided, that security for the payment of the
expenses of said complaint, commitment,
and carrying such boy or girl to the reform
school and the expenses of board at such
school, may, IN the discretion of said Judge
be required of said parent or guardian.
SEC. H.. No boy or girl shall be commit
ted to said reform school for a longer term
than until he or she attain the age of
majority; the said trustees by their order
may at any time after one years service
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a reward Of good conduct III the school, and
upon satisfactory evidence of reforma-
ton.
SEC. Is. If any boy or girl convicted of a
felony committed to the reform school
shall prove unru y or i~ncortigible, or if his
sistently dangerous to the welfare of the
school, the trustees shall have power to
order his or her removal to the county from
which he or she came and delivered to the
Jaller OF said county, and proceedings
against him or her shall be resumed as If
no warrant or order committing him or her
to the reform school had been made.
SEC. ~. Every person who unlawfully
aids or assists any boy or girl lawfully
committed to the reform school in escaping
or attemptingt to escape therefrom, O. know-
ingly conccals such boy or girl after his or
her escape, shall be punished by a fine not
exceeding one thousand dollars, and i'm
p%risonment in the penitentiarv not more
than two years.
SEC. 20. That forty thousand (4O,OOO)
acres OF land donated by congress for the
purpose OF such school and appropriated by
the constitution of This state therefor, and
all moneys received from the interest and
income derived from the sales of such
lands or rents derived from the leasing of
such lands, are hereby appropriated for
The construction and maintenance of said
school.
SEC 81. Until such time as the legisla-
tive assembly of the State Of North Dakota
slla make all appropriation for the con-
StructlOn and maintenance of such school,
or until there shall be derived from the IN
ttrest of the proceeds of the sale or rentfOr
the leasing OF the forty thousand 40,OOO)
acres appropriated for this school, sufi-
Gent funds to construct and maintain such
school, or until there shall be donated to
said school the sum of five thousand
(5,0OO) dollars the trustees appointed under
this act shall receive nc compensation
whatever, nor shall they issue their war;
rant upon the state treasury for any pur-
pose whatever.
SEC. %. All acts or parts OF acts in
conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved March Is, 1890.