The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-04-27

room with sufficient supply Of warm
and cold water and soap and towels.
ia There shall be provided for the
medical department of the University of
Alabama an interneship at the Iueefea-
losis hospital at Wetumpka.
lie shall be selected annually BY the
faculty from the graduating class for a
term of one year. lie shall be assistant
to and under the direction of the local
physician and subject to removal by the
physician inspector for cause. the same
being set out in writing and copy being
furnished him and the convict board. For
his services he shall receive his board,
lodging. laundry and a salary OF $40 per
month.
.114 There shall be provided at the
tuberculosis hospital a small medical IL
brarv, consisting of a set of standard
textbooks. as recommended by the med
ieal department of the University of Ala
bafna. and also special works OF stand
ard authorities, to be determined by the
physician Inspector. on the various eon-
tagious and infectious diseases, includ-
ing tuberculosis The physician and his
assistants shall be the custodians of the
library and 1t will be their duty to see
that none OF the books are removed from
the hospital premises. A record of the
title of all books purchased for the hos
pital library must be kept by the Gus
todians in suitable record to be pro-
vided by the convict board, and In case
of donations the record must show the
name OF the donor and the date re-
ceived.
Ills. The physician shall be allowed the
privilege of buying any absolute necessl-
ties for the hospital without making
requisition for the same, and 1t shall be
his duty to see that the hospital is fur
nished with ample supply Of suitable
food and notlrishment for the sick and
convalescent. He shall be required to
furnish the convict board with an item
lied statement of such emergency ex-
penditures on or before the 9th of each
month for the preceding month.
'ffs The physician shall be response
bic for the hygienic and sanitary condi-
tion of the camp and surroundings and
he shall be furnished with the requisite
amount of labor to execute this work
under his direction.
I .117. IT is the duty of each of the
wardens of the penitentiary. and of each
of the contractors, upon the reception of
any convict into the pententiary or
camp, to take his height. his name, age
and complexion, color of his hair and
eyes, the place of his nativity, the county
In which he was convicted, the nature
of his crime, and the period of imprison-
weight race sex, occupation, former
residence, married or single, residence
OF wife or husband, children and their
residence, other relatives, their residence
habits, pecularities. education, marks.
scars, character OF teeth, II ever SEN
fenced before. when and where convicted,
and where the sentence was served, and
he shall forward such descriptive list to
the president of the board of inspectors,
f,I 81 ha I1Ry q
permanent record for that purpose.
'11S. The warden at Wetumpka shall
number and have q photograph made of
each and every convict upon entering
the penitentiary, together with a COM
plete description. made according to tho
Bettil1on system of Identification, and file
the same away for future reference
.129 No money shall be paid out
any claim or account against the con-
Wet department until It has been APP
proved by the president of tho board of
inspectors and Its payment authorized by
the governor.
,13S All officers and employees, pur-
chasing supplies. or goods wares, or
merchandise from the commissary de-
partment. shall be required by the per-
son In charge of such department. at the
prisons respectively to pay therefor, the
invoice price, and 10 per cent ADDED
thereto.
This rule has been abolished.
'142. All new camps or prisons herein
after established shall be provided with
single beds, either swinging or station
Sey, and the same shall not be closer to-
gether than IS inches, and in no case
shall more than one convict occupy the
same bed In said camps or prisons. It
shall be the duty of the convict board to
further conserve this rule by instituting
this system of lodging throughout the
convict system as soon as practicable.
'143. There shall be provided dentist.
who may be a state convict, whose head
quarters shall be at the state peniten-
tiary at Wetumpka, Ala, and it shall be