The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27

rect, impartial daily record of the con-
duct of each. prisoner and his labor,
whether satisfactory OF otherwise; and
that the said record is regularly made
and preserved under his care, and to lay
the same before the managers as often
Is. And be it enacted, That when the
managers h be satisfied that the said
record IS properly kept they shall direct
the warden for every month of faithful
performance of the assigned labor by
any convict In the STAKE reformatory to
remit TO him two days o. 80 term for
which ne was sentenced; for every
month of continuous orderly department,
two lays, n fer every month of mani
fest effort at intellectual improvement
moral instructor, III day; provided,
nevertheless, that in any month in which
a convict shall a merited and receive
punishment, no such remission of SEN
tence shall be made; and in case of any
fiagrant misconduct by the prisoner il
shall be lawful for the managers to de-
clare a forfeiture of the time previously
RENTED to him, either in whole or in
part, as to them shall seem just.
70. And be it enacted, That on the rec
| o~mrnendation of the warden and moral
instructor it shll be lawful for the mama
gers to remit an additional day per bonth
TO every convict who for twelve months
preceding shall have merited the same by
his continuous good conduct in the par
tfcularS above mentioned, n for each
succeeding year Of uninterrupted good
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day per month for that year.
~. And be it enacted, That if any per-
son who has partalken of the cleanency
of this act shall be again convicted and
sentenced to he state reformatory he
SHALL, in addition to his said sentence, be
required to serve out the number of days
reunited to him en- the previous term.
81. And be it enacted, That all senten-
ceS OF Imprisonment in the state reforrna-
tory made by any court of this state for
a term of months or years, Shall be con-
Iepun ePeW 7q on .poolslepun puB p9nI1s
and subject to the provisions OF this
80. And be it enacted. That upon the
discharge OF each prisoner who has not
money to the amount of five dollars. the
warren n pay him any sum not ex-
ceedlng that amount out of the moneys
OF the state. to the end that all tempta-
non TO commit offenses against society
before employment or the means of liv-
to enable the warden to pay to the con-
v1ctS such sums as they are by law to re-
eeive on their discharge, the sum of
two thousand dollars shall be paid to
him each year by the treasurer on the
warrant of the comptroller; and If said
sum shall be exhausted at any time dur
ing the year, the treasurer may, on the
warrant of the comptroller, make an
additional payment of such sum as the
warden may think requisite for such
post not expended shall be paid over to
the treasurer by the warden each year,
on or before the thirty-first day of Dc
SCRNts cb III tl1llS IliC w S4I1ll
furnish to the comptroller a detailed
statement of the moneys expended for
this purpose during the fiscal year.
81. And be 1t. enacted, That every Off
Ger who shall be appointed in pursuance
of the provisions of this act shall take
and file in the office of the secretary of
state. within fifteen days after his ap-
poirtment, The constitutional oath of
office. and the several officers appointed
shall respectively give bonds to the
warden in such penalty and with such
sureties as the board of managers shall
approve. conditioned for the faithful
performance of their duties as required
by law. gUN
"a. And be it enacted, That at the ex-
piration of the term of the present
board of managers and each succeeding
per:od of three years thereafter, there
shall be appointed by the governor of this
state, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the senate, SIX competent per-
sonsas a board of managers for. the New
Jersey state reformatory,'' who Shall hold
til their successors shah AVE been con-
firmed by the senate and duly qualified;
that no more than three Of such mana-
gers shall belong to the same political
party.
IS. And be it enacted. That the mana
this act shall be subject to removal for
sufficient reasons presented in the same
nlanne as IS now provided for in the law
regulating the remova of the managing
authorities of the New Jersey state pri-
son.
IS. And be it enacted, That this act
shall be deemed and construed q public
act and shall take effect Immediately,
and all acts and parts of acts neonsis
tent with the provisions of this act be
and the sans are hereby repealed.
Approved March IS. 1895.