St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-05-02

9erty-twe @4s)s{ the General Laws Sf
ups and juvenile onsndsrS. -
Be II enacted b. tie 1axislaturs e ts oaas
hp s:st:sa IN. !; T n;s.t ssst,sa ,J Al ts 3: x. ' *.
e snsndsa :, chapter three suad1.a "a
be amended 10 a. to read 90 follows,
+.s sec te ttea: In every county Of nre
e esia p pssS . sasus ssser @ ssss1 b. 'n ssno'a1sa ~
aoer may appoint an assistant probation Of
app1oyal Of said judges. Each shsn seryl
four years. unless sooner removed BY. said
es0s ss;a fS soue n:ss'. nal The DT osTSty , s1a1 s1esse;on
rooms. record Cooks, sianEs. .tstionesS, post
proper exeoution Of the purposes Of this aet,
TO be betrayed out Of any moneys In the
general senseal,a fund tna e., the a;ns eoq q.t net etnsrw .ss
missionsrs."
Sec. z . Section NY theusand fur
vised Laws Of Minnesota tor the year 1905.
as amended By Chapter three hundred and for
e ey tE " .G Sf5, q em tho de he S,s lsv' ,s q i nxG:
law. Of 1900. - amended 90 a. 70 sssa a.
Section 54e7. such chief probation Of
ncer or one Of his deputies shall be present
in the municipal courts in his county, and
IN Under enc tw elsty.es c years % Of sse IS b a9y Rei info
either court for trial for any offense, and
n n. the i,,ag probate court when g reauested BY
terms Of probation shall 30 committed to the
other D person us 1 aa the efe eoart may S"e des,e on to '1 ae
shall supervise and be responsible for the
conveyance Of all children committed by the
dependent children and when 10 directed by
the court to the State Training School or to
nate. without compensation. except transpor-
tation and expenses actually incurred. A con-
tingent fund Of not to exceed one thousand
of such transportation and incidental s1-
penses incurred for the temporary care Of
children who LETT the Jurisdiction Of tho court
without y. u pei permission shall be set aside IN
vouchers attached thereto"
SEQ. 8; That Section i've thousand nve
ns5sts s6 ssSo The OF ys the H 1scs. !, Law. amended & Ny y
Ct Gh1 fHs os snzss ns%s q ; "a s s. ,x..a,G gt 3
saan 9eo TsR9sf In In T vi neur to the &c eo1 VI y 2; ef TT
pertinent facts relative to suoh children. snd
STATE board Of eon SsSS when II s4 1saa ssSss( y = . e;
hs SsS; : and 9h ss, ! 'sseS o. IT. :. fssa::1a Law 4:
BY CHAPTER three rec h hun yed@ and aa0s Forgive t. so'a Is
Of the General Laws Of 1907. b amended =
as to read as follows:
lation Of more than fifty thousand and less
than one hundred thousand, the probation
officer shall receive as fun eompensatioa Tor
annum; in counties having a population Of
one hundred thousand and less than ono
one thousand and ave hundred i dollars $500
adm twenty dollars (s7s6). ana din In Counties Counties
dred and atty thousand and less than lH1,
hundred thousand, he shall receive eighteen
d ds1aty s dollars s,,1 81 ,seo} :ng ger a. s4.i and d each 3sa
said judges Of the district court. and in
counties having a population OF not less than
hundred thousand Inhabitants tho chief pro
baton officer shall receive two thousand doll
bat,on @ ei9ee9 s Rss a 4eosips d the ss snaaTsa g go3-
lars $l,oo0 per annum. and all other deputy
probation officers who have served as such
shall receive twelve hundred dollars Isl, 2OO)
each per annum, and all other deputy pro
baton , officers who have served as such pro;
receive one thousand dollars $1,000 each per
annum. and all other deputy probation ofhcers
per annum. provided that In I9u Counties tSsvY ha sdne
more than three hundred thousand Inhabitants
g ? = officers. the chief probation officer
allowed by law. which salaries shall be paid
oy the county treasurer In equal monthly
installments upon certificates issued by the
clerk OF the district court"
Sec. 8. Nothing In this act shall be un-
ds5stood to abridge or shorten, the term Of
pointed under the provision Of Chapter ia
OF the General Laws Of Minnesota for 1893,
and acts amendatory thereof, but any such
officer heretofore appointed shall continue in
office until the expiration Of the term for
which he was appointed, subject. however. to
removal. by the district court for cause.
Sec. 6. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 8. 1918.