Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

or who is fncorrigibIe; or who know
lngiy associates , with thieves. vicious
or immoral persons; or who is growing
up in ldleness or crime; or who know
ingly patronizes any place where any
gaming device is or shall be operated
or who knowingly visits, or enters a
house of i'll repute; or who patronizes
visits or enters any stall saloon, or
wine room, or any saloon frequented by
men or women of bad repute; or who
attends, visits or enters any dance held
in any room or hall in connection with
a saloon, unless accompanied by par
ents or legal guardian; or who loafs or
congregates with groups or gangs of
other boys at or about any railroad
yard or tracks; or WHO habitually uses
obscene, vulgar or profane language, or
Is guilty of immoral conduct in any
public place, or about any school house;
OF, who is habitually truant or habitu-
ally insubordinate in any school.
3. Where a parental school
Is available, juvenile disorderly per-
son may be classed as a delinquent.
>, Section 673-2) l. The, judges. of
each county Of this state shall, within
ninety days Of the passage and publ
cation OF this act, and thereafter at
designate one or more of their number,
whose duty it shall be to hear at such
places and times as he or they may
coming under this act, and in case of
the absence, sickness or other disabiI-
ity or such Judge, he shall designate
jugs VI any court OF record whose
duty 1t shall be to act temporarily in
his place.
(Section 579-2) 8. The stenograph-
10 reporter of the court OF which such
Judge is member shall be the re,
porter OF such Juvenile court" and
shall attend all sessions thereof and
take down in shorthand the testimony
taken and proceedings had at such
same, and forthwith file a copv with
the clerk OF such court and also fur
nish such other copies as the judge
shall order For the purposes of this
act, all courts of record
| -. in this state shall have original jur-
lSdlctlon of all cases coming within
poses of this act, shall have jurisdic-
| ton concurrent with that Of the circuit
courts of this state.
Section g. There is added to section
o73-2 OF the statutes a new SubSeC-
ton to read: (Section 573-2) Am. In
counties having less than one hundred
and fifty thousand population. the
provide for the appointment of one or
more probation officers, and in case
such provision is made the judge or
serve in the Juvenile branch of the
court shall biennially appoint such Of
| hcer or officers.
Section 8, Subsection 8. of section
1 673-2, SubSectlonS l and 6, of section
| 673-3,and subsection l, of section 573-
| s, Of the statutes, are amended to read:
| lSection 573-2) s. Such probation Of
| ficers shall receive per year such COM
| pensation for their services as shall DO
| determined bv the county board Of
IL the county, and the
county board is empowered to fix the
| compensation of said probation officers
or their substitutes provided for in this
section, shall be paid monthly by the
| county in which such Juvenile court"
shall be situated. In case of the alb
sence or disability Of any of said pro-
| baton officers for more than three
| weeks the judge of the Juvenile court"
shall designate some competent person
| to act temporarily in his stead; said
substitute in counties having over one
| hundred and fifty thousand population,
to be chosen from the eligible list under
| this act, and in any case to receive dur
| ing such appointment, as compensation
for his services, such sum as shall be
| determined by said county board.
| (Section 573-3) 1. The court shall
| have authority to appoint or designate
| one or more discreet persons Of good
character to serve as probation officers
probation officers to receive
no compensation from the public treas:
ury. In case a probation officer shall
be appointed by any, court, it shall be
the duty Of the clerk of the court, *
practicable. to notify said probation Of
| ttcer in advance when any child Is 70 be
the duty of said probation officer to
make such investigation as may be re-
CURED by the court; to be present in
ii order b to tbs the nte +,
heard; to furnish the court such infor-
nation and assistance as the judge
may require, and to take such charge
may be directed by the court.
(Section $3.50 6. Probation Of
fcers receiving compensation under
ties o af 7sa and ha!e G.pHy Of snoP
ifs for the purpose of apprehendlng de-
pendent neglected and delinquent chill
| dren coming under this act.
| (Section 573-6) 1. When any child
shall be found delinquent within the
meaning of this act, such finding shall
be entered by the clerk. and
the court may commit the child to the
| care of a probation officer duly APP
pointed by the court and may allow
said child to remain in it's own home.
subject to the visitation of the proba-
tion officer; such child to report to the
probation officer as often as may be
required, and subject to he returned to
the court on the original charge for
further proceedings whenever Such
action may appear necessary;
and any order Of probation shall con-
tinue until further order of the court,
but not after the child, If girl, has
reached the age Of eighteen years, or *
q boy, the age Of seventeen years; eX-
cept that when girl between the ages
| of seventeen and eighteen years or
boy between the ages of sixteen and
seventeen years, shall be found delin-
uuent, an order for probation may con-
tinue for one year from the date of the
original hearing, in the same manner
and upon the same condition as in other
| cases; or the court may cause the child
to be placed in suitable family home
or institution, subject to the friendly
supervision of a probation officer and
! thu further order of the court; or it
may authorize the said probation officer
| to board out the child in some suitable
| family home, in case provision is made
by voluntary contribution, or other
wise, for the payment of the board OF
such child until g. suitable provision
may be made for the child in homo
without such payment; or the court
may commit the child, II boy, to an
| industrial school for boys, or If q girl,
to an Industrial school for girls or
the court may commit the child to the
care and custody Of some association or
institution that will receive it, en-
bracing in it's objects the care Of neg
lected, dependent or delinquent chill
Section A. There is added to section
573-6 of the statutes new subsection
to read: (Section 573-6) I'm. The
court may when child - found de-
linquent, dependent or neglected, order
! the person having charge of such child,
to cause such child to be placed in
public hospital or other institution for
| f. tment or speciaI care, or in q prt-