Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-12-05

Following is a sunni arized statement of
each institution which has reported:
Insane Asylum at Lincoln. J. r. Hay,
Observation-Disclosures May 70, $50; re-
charged. 81: eloped. %; died, 10; released
on parole, Il; inmates N.vember 3o h5s;
expended, s4G 1861 SS; balance, $3619S.45; per
capita cost for six months for maintenance
Officers and employes wages; $50 20,
Hoyt. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. present May
30, go; received, As; returned from fur
lCugh, SIS; discharged, q died, u: on fur
l.ugh. 500 count November ~ r'lauce
OF maintenance appr pratt, =
s6O, ,e5G64: expended, $22li67S; on
hard. SOS. .so3.S per capita cost, g..
Soldiers Home, Milford, Joseph PresSon,
observation-disclosures present May 5O g9;
received, go; returned from furloush, l&,
discharged, l6; died. 10; on furlough, l73;
appropriation May 80, 500. .555 q; expended,
s1O,23S.13 balance on hand, Hs.s2l1o; per
Institute for the Blind. Nebraska City,
J. P. Morey, Superntendent-Count May
81, 50; received, 10; graduated. 8; left state.
tenanre aDDronration Nav S5 no so Il ex-
pended, s7,s26o3 balance November 90,
III ,s544S; per capita cost, a4. %
Institute for the Deaf Omaha, {. r.
White, Superintendent-Count May 30. los
received, IS; returned, 3; discharged, ?;
moved away. 9; sent to Beatrice institute,
s; count November 80, III; balance Of main
tenance appropriation May 30, S32. .S99l y;
expended, sil,755.6i; balance November 90
slI 6iS IS cost per capita; $a2S6
Boys Industrial School, eKarney L. p.
Sherman, experimentation May %.
l69 received, %; returned from parole, 1:
discharged, /; escaped 70: on parole, 40;
pardoned, 3; count November 90, liS; bal
ance maintenance appropriation May 80
SSs O29-35; expended, SlS.5J005, balance No
vember 49, SIS. q; cost per capita, sllL64.
Girls Industrial School, Geneva. Lydia
McMahon, Experimentation Nav 3O
q; received, II; returned from parole, /
count November 80, IS; balance OF main
! tenance appropriation May 80. 1033503. ex-
pended, S.04sls; balance November go
32lSA: cost per capita Sll837.
I Second Penitentiary Recommended.
A. d. Beemer. warden OF the state penni.
1 tentiary, has recommended TO Governor
Sheldon and the latter probably will in,
clude it in his message TO the legislature
/ the erection of a Sc, ond pententiaFy in the
western part of the state. He will recon.
mend that one or two sections Of land b,
purchas and the prisoners confined in thi,
/ second penitentiary be used to farm this
/ land.
i Il recommended this to Governor Shell
don" said Warden Beemer, "and / belly,
/ he will recommend it to the legislature
There are now confined in the penitentiar,
some 800 young fellows between the age
! Of IS and 3 years who should not be com
/ PEELED TO associate with hardened criminals
! A large per cent OF these young men ar,
! high school graduates and are EXCEPTIONAL,
| bright and well read. Within a few year
| they will be released, hardened criminals
! due to their association with bad men
! Their cleverness enables them 10 pick III
the tricks Of the old timers very readily.
| 'Our present penitentaTy IS full and II
order TO care for the convicted criminals
! will be necessary 10 erect new building
and Increase the cell room. / am esriousl,
opposed to the erection OF any more build