The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-05-22
KENTUCKY IS LUCKY
When We Take Into Con-
sideration
HER JAILs AND LLMsHOUSES
Which Contain Very Few In
mates, Compared TO
Population.

from reports furnished b. the County
Judge W. J. A Rzrdin, Greenup
cent OK the Kentucky State Confer
e1oe Of Charities and Corrections, and
70 Be given TO The National COnven-
ton at Minneapolis, June 1918.
Judge Eunies HzEeock, Columbia,
Adair county, reports three persons
II fail under sentence; eight aged
poor in slroshous@.
Judge g. " BohanzL, Glasgow, Par
reu county, two pe-solis IN all await
Ing trial; fifteen agsc par in aims
house; two IN vorEho1se; twelve des-
ti:ute juveniles.
Judge Jas. ". Lane, OEingsville,
Bath county, Ole p@Tso2 in Jail await
Ing trial; one detained as witness;
four persons under sentence; twenty
three aged pOo- in slnshouse.
Judge Pc. CasOn, Burlington, Boone
county, sixteen agec poor in aims
bO1se.
Judge r. d. Davis, Catlettsburg,
Boyd county, txel1y-elght aged poor
IL alnshouse.
Judge Reed 5. .Sicho.s. Danville,
Boyle county, five in jail awaiting
trial; nineteen aged poor IN aims
houses; thirty-four IL outside places;
five Juvenile In aiInshouse.
Judge II. 7. Bradford, Brooksville,
Bracken county, one IL jail awaiting
trial; one under sentence; twenty-five
aged poor In slmshoG5e; five juveniles
IL almshouse.
Judge 5. 8. Tsulbee, Jackson, Breath
TT county, three persons II Jail under
sentence; about 10 paupers are sup
ported By allowance b. the Fiscal
Court
Judge r. F. Hays, shspherdsville,
Bullitt county, two IN Jail awaiting
trial; one under sentence; one in
workhouse; eight aged poor in aims
house.
Judge W. s. Holmes, NorgantOwn,
Butler county, one IN jail awaiting
trial; one In jail under sentence; five
aged poor in almshouse.
Judge A. J. G. Wells, Murray, Cal
loway county, one n jail awaiting
trial; ten aged poor IN almshOuse;
two Juveniles in public institutions;
one IN almshOuse.
Judge W. c. Ray, Bardwell, Carlisle
county, two daily average tramps; one
eyed poor in almshouse; two juven-
lies destitute; enc SICK In public hos
pital.
Judge " L. Downs, CaTollton, Car
roll county, eight aged poor in aims
house.
Judge ". A. Blackburn, Marion,
Crttendon county, three aged poor in
almshOuse.
Judge John !. Johnson, Brownsville,
EdmOnson county, one in Jail under
sentence, convicted for gaming.
Judge c. K. holland, Irvine, Estill
county, two In jail awaiting trial three
In wOrkhOuse; three aged poor in
almshOuse; fifteen juvenile poor in
private institution supported by pub
lie funds.
Judge +. A. Bullock, Lexington, Fay
cite county, thlrty-two in Jail await
ing trial; two insane in Jail; twenty
four In jail for other causes; daily
average tramps one and a half, six
teen in jail under sentence; twenty
eight In wOrkhouse, siXty-one aged
poor In almshouse, twenty-One aged
poor in private institution, 10 juve-
nile poor in private institution sup
ported by public funds seventeen sick
poor in public hospital; ninety-four
In private hospital.
Judge d. d. Sousley, Trimmings
burg, Fleming county, two tramps on
~ in last twelve months thirteen aged
poor in almshouse; three juvenile poor
in almshOuse.
Judge j. p. Harris, Prestonburg,
Floyd county;two in Jail on fines, ten
aged poor in almshOuse.
Judge J. VI. NaylOr, Hickman, Full
ton county, fifteen in Jail awaiting
trial; two in Jail under sentence, one
aged poor in private hospital.
Judge c. w. Claggett, Leitchfield,
GraysOn county, three in jail awaiting
seven aged poor in almshOuse.
Judge Elliott Graham, Greenup,
Green county, five in wOrkhOuse,
four aged poor in almshouse.
Judge w. j. A. Hardin, Greenup,
Greenup county, three in jail, one un-
der sentence; three in workhOuse, nine