Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

or chaplains. $1,000; to the kitchen keeper.
$500; to the storekeeper. $500; to the hall
keeper, 5000; to the yard keeper, 5000; to
the keepers, each, 5000; to the guards,
each $500;
Sec. 6. Every officer who shall be ap-
pointed In pursuance of the provisions OF
this act shall take and file In the office
of the secretary of state. within fifteen
days after appointment, the constitu-
tional oath of office and the superintend-
ent and such other officers as shall be re-
quired by the controller 80 to do. shall,
respectively, give bonds to the state In
such penalty and with such sureties as
the controller shall approve conditioned
for the faithful performance of their
duties as required by law.
Sec. Z. Every clerk of any court by
which a criminal shall be sentenced to
the said reformatory shall furnish to the
officer having such criminal In charge a
record containing copy of the indict-
ment, and Of the plea, the names and res
idences of the Justices presiding at the
trial, also the jurors and the witnesses,
sworn on the trial, a full copy of the
testimony, and of the charge of the court,
the verdict, the sentence pronounced, and
the date thereof, which record, duly GER
tilted by the clerk, under his hand and
official SEAL may be used as evidence
against such criminal in any proceeding
taken by him from Imprisonment, by
habeas corpus or otherwise. copy OF
the testimony taken on the trial and of
the charges of the court, shall be fur
nished to the clerk for the purpose OF
this act, by the stenographer acting on
the trial; IL no stenographer be present,
by the district attorney of the county;
but the court may direct the district at
torney to make summary of such tes-
timony, which summary may, after ap-
provai and by direction of the court be
made a part of the record herein provided
for; and IL the court so directs, copy of
the testimony need not be made and may
be omitted from such record. The stem
ographer or district attorney furnishing
such copy or summary and the county
clerk shall be entitled to such compen-
sation, in each case in which they shall
perform the duties required by this act,
as shall be certified to be just by the
Judge presiding at the trial, and shall be
paid by the county in which the trial Is
had, as part of the court expenses. The
clerk shall also, upon any such convic-
ton and sentence, forthwith transmit TO
the general superintendent of the re-
formatory notice thereof.
Sec. s. Upon the receipt of such notice
the general superintendent in person, or a
subordinate officer of the reformatory by
said general superintendent for that pur-
pose duly delegated, shall proceed to the
place of trial and conviction. and the
sheriff or keeper of the jail having the
| custody of the convict, shall deliver him
to such superintendent or delegated Off
Ger, with the record of his trial and con-
viction as made up by the clerk, and
| such convict shall thereupon be conveyed
| to the reformatory, the expenses OF
which conveyance shall be charged
against and paid out of the earnings or
other funds Of the reformatory.
| Sec. g. Any person who shall be con-
victed of an offense punishable by inn
prisonment in the New York state re-
| formatory at Elmira, and who upon such
conviction shall be sentenced to impris-
onment therein, shall be imprisoned ac-
cording to this act and not otherwise, and
the courts Of this state imposing such
sentence shall not fix or limit the dura-
ton thereof. The term of such imprison-
ment of any person SO convicted and sem
fenced shall be terminated by the man
ayers of the reformatory, as authorized
by this act; but such Imprisonment shall
not exceed the maximum by term pro-
vided by law for the crime for which the
prisoner was convicted and sentenced.
Sec. 10. The discipline to be observed
in said reformatory shall be reformatory,
and the said board of managers shall