The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-04-05

quent to parOlement oDtalnaDle; also,
record showing all punishment inflicted
and what for, and such other records and
information as the Board of Administration
may direct
Sec II The Board of Administration
shall, under a system of marks or other
wise, fin upon uniform plan under which
marks or what credit shall be earned by
each person sentenced under the provisions
of this act as "A condition of Increased
privilege or of release parole. which
system shall be subject to revision from
time to time. Each person so sentenced
shall be credited for good personal de
meanor and diligence in labor and study
and for results accomplished, and to be
charged for derelictiOn, negligence ana Of
lenses They shall establish rules and
regulations by which the standing of each
inmates account of marks or credit shall
each month, and may make provisions by
which any inmate may see ana converse
with some of said Board of Administration
each month, if she desires 1t.
Sec. II. The Board of Administration
shall have power to make all rules and
regulations necessary and proper for the
employment. discipline. instruction. educa-
ton. removal and temporary or conditional
release and return of all persons sen
fenced under the provisions of this act who
have been paroled from said State Indus
trial Farm for Women. and shall have
power to establish rules and regulations
under which persons within the said State
Industrial Farm for Women may be al
lowed to go upon parole outside or the
grounds and buildings of said institution
said persons to remain while on parole, IN
the legal custody and under the control OF
the Board of Administration, and subject
mt any time to be taken back within the in
closure Of said State Industrial Farm Tor
Women.
Sec II. The State Board of Administra
ton shall provide equipment for the regu-
lar employment of all inmates of the State
Industrial Farm for Women, by erecting
shops for the manufacture of goods and
utensils and the purchase of farm machin-
cry and stock which will permit light forms
of agriculture, such as truck gardening.
chicken raising and dairying, not to the eX-
clusion of the cultivation of cereals and
grasses. 1t shall be the duty of the super,
intendent to rrovide for the daily LABOR OF
all inmates according to their capacity ana
adaptability. The products of the lapor
which are not used for the Womens In
dustria Farm shall be used in other 1nstl-
tutions in the state and a system of book
keeping shall be had between the various
institutions using such products ana the
Industrial Farm for Women. and the eX-
penses of delivering such products to the
various institutions of the state shall be
paid out of the maintenance fund OF the
institutions receiving such products All
products not demanded by such INSTITUTIONS
shall be sold at the market price ana the
proceeds thereof devoted to the improve
ment of the Industrial Farm for w omen
provided. that the said State Board OF
Administration may provide for the selling
said State Industrial Farm for Women
without first offering such surplus to the
necessary to do so in order to prevent said
goods from perishing or deteriorat1ng IN
value.
Sec. Is. When in the judgment of said
Board of Administration, any person COM
mitted to said institution and paroled there
from has violated her parole. said board
sue written order. certified by the secre-
tary of said board, directing the super1n-
tendent in person, or by some subord1nate
officer of said Industrial Farm Tor No-
men, or any sheriff or constable in the
state. to rearrest and return said prisoner
to said Industrial Farm for Women. SAID
oh ha firian
officers named to authorize such officer
to arrest and return to actual custody any
and il is hereb~ made the duty of all such
officers to execute said order the same as
ordinary criminal process. If any paroied
person is guilty of the violation OF her pa
role when said Board of Administration is
not in session, the superintendent of said
State Industrial Farm for Women may is
sue her order to any subordinate officer of
the said Industrial Farm for Women, or to
any sheriff constable in the state, di-
and returned to the Industrial Farm for
Women, there to be held until the next
meeting of the Board of Administration at
which time the board shall direct that she
be kept in the institution or allowed to go
upon parole, as they see fit.
Sec. 16 When it appears to the said
Board of Administration that there is
strong and reasonable probability that any
person sentenced to the said State Indus
trial Farm for Women will live and re-
main at liberty without violating the law,
or that her release is not incompatible
with the welfare of society, then they shall
issue to such person an absolute release
from Imprisonment; and said release, when
issued, shall restore to said person the
civil rights of every kind that she lost by
her said conviction and commitment to the
said Industrial Farm for Women, and no
other petition or form of application for
the release of any person shall be enter
tanned by the said Board of Administra-
ton. Nothing herein contained shall be
held to impair the power of the governor
to grant pardon in any case, and he may,
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any person paroled from said State In
dustrial Farm for Women, issue his abso-
lutte pardon, without the notice required
by section 5475 of the General Statutes
Of 1909
Sec. II 1t shall be unlawful for any
person, other than the persons confined in
said institution under commitment as here
inbefore provided, to be boarded or fed
at said institution at the expense of the
state; provided, that said Board of Ad-
ministration may make arrangements for
the boarding and feeding of the superin-
tendent and employees of said institu-
ton but such board shall be taken into
consideration in fixing the compensation
of said superintendent and employees.
Sec. Is. The discipline to be observed in
said State Industrial Farm for Women
shall be reformatory, and it shall be the
duty of said Board of Administration to
maintain such control over all persons
committed to said institution shall
prevent such persons from committing
crime and best secure their selfsup-
port and accomplish their reforma
ministration shall adopt such means of
reformation as consistent with the i'm
provement of the inmates they deem eX
pelient. They may be employed in such
labor as will best contribute to their sup
port and reformation: provided, that the
time or labor of said inmates shall not be
contracted or sold to any individual, firm
or corporation
Sec. 10. The Board of Administration
shall adopt uniform rules under which each
inmate shall be allowed such sum per
day. not to exceed three cents while she is
in the second grade. and five cents while
she is in the third grade, as will in their
Judgment enable her to accumulate a Suf
ficient amount to pay her expenses to some
employment when she is discharged and
sustain her until she receives her first
wages. Said sum may be paid a paroled
inmate in bulk when she is paroled, may
be paid in installments rs the superinten-
dent thinks best; and any sum accu-
INFLATED and to the credit of any inmate
may he forfeited by her by continued ILL
behavior and characterization.