Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-03-14

Shall grant I'll Of silch dppAcAtiOne
ne satisfactory TO the boar3
If the number Of prisoners available
shall not be sufficient 10 Gll all such
applications, the board of control
shall file the applications and fiji
them in the order ia which they are
received. The board shall. however.
as far as possible, give equal service
to all the countics making applica-
lions, subject, however, 10 the Judg
ment Of the board a. % The merits Of
the respective apuiication The
board Of control ma, for good cause
refuse any or all such applications,
ia which event the eapse Of such re
fusal shall be specified to the appli-
cant.
See a. The board Of control with
the advice and assistance Of the war
den of the penitentiary, shall deter
mine what prisoner therein confined
may with safety and convenience, be
assigned to such work. selecting pre-.
ferably such prisoner as are beliey
ed to be most Trustworthy
Sec. Is. Whenever any such appli.
cation shall be granted by the board
Of control in its original or modified
form, a contract in writlg based
thereon. shall be entered into be
tween the board of control and the
county court making such applca-
ton, which shall set forth the terms
Of the agreement based on such ap-
plication.
Sec. IS. Said state road bureau
shall make an annual report 10 the
governor Of the conduct and work Of
its Office, and expenses thereof, and
may reeommend to the governor
needed improvements in the public
roads; and shall make such other re
ports as may be required by the gov
ernor Said annual report shall
show the quantity Of earth and stone
removed, and material manufacture
and prepared the number Of miles
of road under construction and the
number completed the cost per
yard Of the construction Of such road
and of the material prepared and us
er therein: and for the purpose OF
obtaining all necessary detailed in
formation TO be used iii the prepare
ton of such report, the said bureau
may require of the local road author
tiles. in all counties in which work
is don, under arrangements with the
state road bureau, such monthly re
ports as may be prescribed by the
bureau. Said bureau shall cause to
be- prepared and filed in the office of
the clerk OF the county court Of such
county. and the state department OF
archives and history, copies of maps
showing the location Of all public
roads and highways in the state;
and the report herein provided to be
fled with tho governor shall be ac
COMMANDED by a map or maps showt-
ing the location and improvements Of
all roads receiving state aid up to
The time of the completion OF said
report Copies of all maps and re-
norts made and prepared by the bu.
reau shall be kept in its Office for
public inspection.
Sec. II. All county road engineers
shall visit the Office of the state road
bureau at least once in every year
ana shall receive instructions in ROAD
huilding for at least ten days; and
the bureau may fix the time or times
when said annual visits may be MADE
by such county road engineers for
the purpose Of receiving such instruc'
lions: and the actual expenses incur
red by said county road engineers
in making such visits shall be paid
out of the county trea sury Of each
county. whom allowed by the county
court.
Sec. IS. The state road bureau has
authority. under proper rules and
regulations. to establish and main
tain stone quauies, crushers and
brick kilns, at places in the state
where suitable material can be Oh
tanned. to be furnished to the coun'
strueting ana maintaining public
ties desiring to use the same in con.
roads and bridges. and to the state
and counties for public buildings ana
for amy other purpose for which the
state or county may desire to use
such stone or brick. No brick kins
shall be established until the mater
ial5 available therefor have been
carefully aralyzod by the bureau ana