Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-30

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tiiat any person ,Wl.hiout iiaea ~
para.lon coula 90 70 p pr, eie
iiI5eilcs " y .ils
tlle " .iie ei,a ~ IS tss
competent to perform the responsible
minutes Of fro nrl,ceelltnps az the board
Of trustees show that numerous tl-esnlu-
| tons directed to the SUPERINTENDENT and
looking to the Improvement of condi-
| tons have not been carried out Tia
minutes show, bevond doubt, that the
present board In particular Is thorough
| ly familiar with any defects which may
| be found In the institution, and by res
olutions it has done all that an admin
| istrative body could be expected to do
| to remedy suchsdefects without becom-
| ing the executive power. A strict adj
| herence 4 to the instructions given I'm
the various resolution would have made
this Investigation unnecessary. Siuided
! by the information received through
the lnVeStlsatloll, We recommend 70 tue
board OF trustees that, IN appointing
superintendent and an assistant sup
erintendent, an adequate salary 20
paid 70 each, 70 induce ana justly
and that d separate cottage be provided
| for each free OF charge by the state.
| The Superintendent and the assistant
superintendent should then meet the
| living expenses of themselves and their
| families without any further charge
| against the funds of the state, We
| strongly urge early action upon this
recommends tion.
f5A iS .5lif VI VI si 4aaNE..
| We recommend that All who are en-
| ployed at The institution as assistants
| ~
| They likewise should he fitted FOL. the
! work in hand. The institution has SUI
| fered in the past because this caution
| has not been adhered to- nv character
| they must be exemplary. The whole
| institution can easily be made to suffer
| through Insufficient and inferior aid
from those thus employed While the
salaries Mt present are inadeouat, to
| secure efficient aid, itwould be better
| in the opinion of your COMMITTEES to re-
| duce the number and incrase the er
ficiency Of the EMPLOYEES. Nv better
salaries being paid them a better class
| of EMPLOYEES can be secured
| In support of this suggestion the fol-
lowing extract from the last report Of
the board Of trustees to the governor
| and legisla ture is es pecially ,pern,ane:
"We desire the public generally. and
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! trial school ia not q mere temno,a -
| inluca IF 5Ietenfion for Scri,ninaiS 3 !, NJ,
yo,np wronndoers. ana Tia, therafarat
thevF o1ght rs Ia ,natntainns a \ No LA -
nosshhle 'rost ~ Hthaf comn,,nitx1 4 III, )
thar on the other hanf, tbe sci,ool Sis
| established and the eSnenses If liza
maintenancc inc,,rred u,itht'a ,ia,,; 10
| reclaim youth before If has henn' tao
far tainted with crime and thns nor
onlv to save the state tba exnensa of
fntnre criminal trial Is n nd dot enTinn mi
also TO secure from fhe future lahors
Of snoh youth that Isnnno,.t ,yi1ic,
everv reclairie,I citizcn as q enecif
token NJ yratit,se would ma tina III. CIV.
tbe state Until these concmsions !, No
heen reached tbe good aimed al in th,,
establishment of this school viii i,aye
heen thwarted3 Il, n certain extent rrhase
objects can onIv ib., attained nv tba
STATE in the same snirit thai i narant
makes an investment in the hast nossa
sihla edl,eation Of his child honinr
thereby NOT only Ia lbenefit Tho cSilG
bIt also "a Obtain. T3if necessary such
inteIljrent Aid as may he wanted yhici
nav he assured from the sense rf graf raj.
itnie which is aIways Insured bv ,rood
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