The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

Minnesct. Scr 1907 entitled . :jsils "IocS :.
Be & sasetss 81 &. o Gsei:istnr. Z u. st...
sestion !: That seeaoa AZ Y, Thousand fur
vised Laws Of Minnesota for the year 1905,
fortystwo o (s42S 81 tne deneral ' Laws q 1907,
be -; smended g a. 70 read a. follows:
tn.s lily tsss e
Chief probation oflcer shall be appointed BY
The district Judges Of said county. Such Of
dcer may appoint an assistant probation Of
approval OF said judges. Each shall servl
judges for Cause The County aa
officers and deputies suitably furnished once
age and other actual expenses required for the
proper execution Of the purposes Of this act,
general fund Of their countt.. not OTHERWISE Use
appropriated. upon bills duly authorized and
allowed In the usual manner BY said COM
Sec. 2. That Section f,ve thousand four
hundred and ninetyseven (54gD Of the Re-
vised Laws Of Minnesota for the year 1905.
ty two .(s42) Of the. General. Laws Of 1907.
and as further amended by Chapt.. four hum
a Of & Ss OF the
follows: ' 10 eA0eA ~ ~ 80
Section o4s7; Such chief probation Of
neef 20 or one Of his deputies shall be present
in the district court whenever any person
u under tWenty-one years Of age is brought into
the Judge Of said court. Al persons sen
t fenced by any Of said courts to term Or
care OF the chief probation officer or to such
other person as the court may designate. He
conveyance Of all children committed by the
juvenile court to the state puslic school for
tn he GfQfo Anime choo1 m
such other Institution as the court may desig-
nate, without compensation. except transpor-
dollars Isl ,00o per annum for the payment
Of such transportation. and incidental ex::
children who lett the jurisdiction Of the court
the treasury Of said county to be paid out
only upon order Of the court upon proper
vouchers attached thereto
hundred $500 Of the Revised Laws Of Min.
nesota for the year 1905. amended by
Ct Re ee tn5sS % To- &C.
| AZ to read as follows:
Section $500. Every such probation onacer
shall . report in writing to the court as often
erence to the condition. disposition and other
pertinent facts relative to such children. and
Of Vi sse as
board
Sec: 4: That section I'VE Thousand nvs
Of Minnesota for the year 1905. as amended
by Oh Chapter three hundred End fortytwo a42
as the to fssd as faovs Of 1907 be
Section >55o1. = In counties having . pepu-
lation Of more than fifty thousand and less
officer shall receive as full Compensation fol-
his services six hundred $4,000 dollars pei
one hundred thousand and less Ho't than one De
hundred and nifty thousand he shall receive
one thousand and FIVE hundred dollars 81, 500
adm. twenty dollars ($720). and In counties
having population Of more than one hun
hundred thousand he shall receive S 'H eiRhte w
hundred dollars $500, per annum and each
deputy such sum as shall be fixed by the
counties having population Of not less than
two hundred thousand nor more than three
baton officer shall receive two thousand dol
reeeiVs teen sundrsd
probation officers who have served as such
PROBATION officers for more than two years
shah receive twelve hundred dollars sl.2oo
patton officers who have served as such pro
| baton officers for more than one year shall
annum. and all other deputy probation of1cers
shall receive nine hundred dollars 5000 each
per an mum provided that in counties having
and where there is a separate municipal court
probation officers. the chief probation officer
allowed by law. which salaries shall be paid
oy the county treasurer in equal monthly
lnstall1nents upon certificates issued by the
clerk Of the district court"
| Sec Q. Nothing in this act shall be un-
derstood to abridge or shorten the term Of
pointed under the provision Of Chapter 154
OF the General Laws of Minnesota for 1883
aad acts amssndatory thereof, but any such
Office until the expiration of the Germ for
which he was appointed. subject. however, t.
removal by the district court for cause
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be
| tn force from and after its passage
| Approved April 8. 1913