Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-09-01

/ ffDbdJt IOUfL snail De maj. A
J application for release from I'll
provisions Of this chapter shall M
De renewed Oftener than once
ibree months.
Juvenile DisOrderly Persons Defin,
3 Section 16f. Every child With
The provisions Of this chapter VIII
does not attend school. as provide
IN the preceding section, or VIII
IS In attendance at any public, pri
vate or parOchial school. and
vicious, incOrrigible or immoral il
conduct or who is an habitual tru
ant from school, or who habituall,
wanders about the streets and pub
lie places during school hours with
tout lawful occupation or EN-
ployment or who habitually wan
ders about the streets in the nigh
Tune, having nc employment OF
lawful Occupation, shall be deemed
a juvenile disorderly person, and bt
subject to the provisions Of thi:
chapter.
Same. Complaint: Hearing and
Commitment
| Section 1862. When a child shall
be a juvenile disorderly person
within the meaning of Lnis chapter
Inc truant 0IAIceF, or any school
teacher, or other reputable person,
may lake complaint in the Probate
court OF the county in which such
child resides. The Probate Court
shall hear and determine such com
plant, and If IL is determined that
such enid is a juvenile disOrderly
person within the meaning of this
chapter, he or she shall be commit
Led TO a chlldren's home, If eligible,
or TO the Idaho Industrial Training
ochOol, or TO some other training
school, taking into account the
years OF the child with reference to
the institution selected. Any child
committed to a childPen's home. on
Its being shown to the judge of said
court, tnat 1t is incOrrigible and
Industrial School or other proper
No child committed TO
any refOrmatOFy shall be detained
beyond its majority, and may be
discharged sooner, or paFOled by
the trustees or board of control
under rules and restrictions ap-
pllcable to other inmates. Any or
der of commitment may be suspend
ed by the judge of the Probate /
Court during such time of the |
;hnd may regularly attend school
md properly conduct itself. The [
expense of the transportation of the
hid to the juvenile reformatory
hall be paid by the county from
which the child is committed.
Probation Officers: Appointment
and Duties
Section 1853. The Probate Courts
i the several counties in this State
nall have authority to appoint or
eSlgnate one or more discreet per-
ons of good moral character to
.rve as probation officers during
he pleasure of the court: said pro-
alton officers having authority TO
ct only upon the request and =
nder the direction of the Probate I
curt, and to receive such compen-
liiOn for services actually per-
'rfned as the Probate Court shall
aem Just and proper. The number
pad probation officers appoint
! and designed by the court shall
as follows: In counties in which I
le last school census shows
hoO population of over Five r
thousand 5000 not to exceed two
7 probation officers; in all other
'untles not to exceed one (i) pro Il
Itl0n officer. In case a probation
iicer shall be appointed, it shall
the 0uty of the Judge of the
urt, if practicable, to notify said
obatlOn officer when any child
to be brought before the court;
shall be the duty of said prOba-
ff /
such case; to be present in court
lid when the case is heard: to
rnish to the court such informa- eN
n and assistance as the court or
ige may require: and to take \.
arge of any child before and ~
er the trial as may be directed
the court or judge. Probation ia
icers provided for by ,nls chap WI
are hereby vested with all DOW as
and authority of sheriffs. con- WI
bles and police officers to make m'
ests and perform other duties 90
ident to their offices as proba- %
l officers. u ~
TOOL Trustees To RepOrt ~
Delinquents tS!
ection f64. II shall be the duty an
the board of trustees of each s.,
COL district to report to the civ
nty superintendent all cases of ma
ancy, delinquency and Incorri- ella
lily which arise within their an,
lective districts, anu such coun- ha'
school superintendent shall i'm tin
lately report such cases to the Law
&c of the Probate Court. res
Is sincerely hoped that no VIC Die
rs, of this law will be found in Ser
,oln county. folI
PUBLISH LAW. Sec. f47. claws J
Art. f6, Oh. 1891 II
LEAH M. BURNSIDE. Die
nty Superintendent Of Public CE
rOeflop Ave a 2oD4 An,