Gilpin observer., 1914-10-29
Stat. Historical Society


paid In equal monthly instai'mert.
Probation officers
to be approved by State Historical
sum OF three thousl 80
lars in the same n
courts. conditioned for tho faithful per-
formance Of their duties.
Section Z. Any of such courts may
also appoint discreet persons as volun-
teer probation officers, without COM
and perform the duties of probation
officers in particular cases committed
to them with their consent. which they
are willing to undertake to aid and
assist. Such volunteer probation Of
ficers shall report to and as far az
the regular probation officer and re-
port to the Court when required Pro-
baton officers caring for Juveniles in
services. Of probation officers under
Of offieers aS9 when ss 'rs nqe
by the Court. on written petition re-
sspectively of the Warden of the State
act as parole officers for paroIed con-
victs.
Section 8. The probation officer.
reports at a date to be fixed by the
State Board of Charities and Correc-
tions, with such detail as may be re-
quired by. the Board. provided the State
Board OF Charities and Corrections
shall prepare and furnish to such Off
GERS the necessary blanks for said re-
the Court and with the Secretary of
the State Board of Charities and Cor
the identity OF the individuals on pro-
baton. The authority furnishing sup
plies to the Court shall furnish to the
record books. blanks. stationery and
stamps as may be necessary to prop
erly perform their duties and carry
lation officer under ,this Act shall
Charities and Corrections of the name.
residence and business address of the
oafd so 81 aps s' sad
shall hav. the right. when 1t deems
there is sufficient cause therefor. to
any probation officer appointed under
the provisions of this Act. In all cases
where such board deems such investi-
cation necessary. 1t shall serve a writ
ten, copy of any charges against any
such probation officer and the time for
than ten days from the time of serving
the copy of said charges. such officer
shall have the right to be present In
person to present evidence and defend
against such charges. and to be repre-
sented by counsel. IT, after such hear:
Corrections shall be of the opinion that
such probation officer Is for any rea-
son incompetent to discharge the du-
shall be no longer qualified to serve.
and upon the filing of such report with
the clerk or the Court making the ap
pointment, such officer shall thereupon
be removed. The Court may appoint .
successor as in the first instance.
Section 8. Every person placed In
charge of a probation officer under any
law of this State. may be considered .
ward of the State under the direction
of the Court through its said probation
officers within the provisions of the
probation laws of this State during the
term prescribed by this Act. II an ad-
IL a minor. provided such period in any
case OF minor may be at least foui
years.
Section 10. Nothing herein shall be
construed to repeal the Chancery
Court Act of 1909. Page ATS. Session
Laws 1903, or any act part of acts
concerning the care of neglected. de-
pendent or delinquent children or per-
sons contributing to such dependency
or delinQuency. or tho probationary
laws relating to minors. or the laws
concerning persons who refuse to sup
port their wives or children but moth
ing in such acts shall prevent the ap.
plication of the probationary provls-
ions of this Act so directed by the
Court
The signers of this petition do here
by name and appoint the following
persons to act for them in all matters
concerning this petition. viz: Wayne
c, Williams. Denver; Joseph D. Pender,
Denver: David Fl. Fouse Denver; c.
W. Biselow. Denver. and w. E Col
lett. Denver.
The ballot title OF the foregoing law
shall be as follows: